Bodega

Honestly, my experience was great. We came at an off-time and were the only ones there - so service was great, timely and friendly. The shop was clean. And our food was very tasty and reasonably priced. Not sure what else I could ask for.

Great for deli sandwiches and soup. Stopped and got a pick 2. Picked a Greek salad and half a chicken salad sandwich. Both were very yummy. The staff was pleasant. There is limited dine in tables available. The ambiance is what you would expect from a sandwich shop.

First visit and was a nice one too! The quaint storefront in uptown for a start. But also friendly service and a good sandwich value as well. Parking is my meter in front of their business. It's tiny inside with a few tables that will likely be occupied by Miami University students. None of the tables were being wiped down and all of the napkins were depleted. They had ample supply statue register.Order at the counter after reviewing the menu board.on the wall. It's a smallish menu that works well for them. They also open for breakfast which is newer post COVID. I got a hot pastrami on white and my daughter grilled cheese on white. Sandwiches come with a bag of chips. They offer fountain Coke product drinks and bottled. The joint has a NY Deli vibe which I like. With only three total staff, likely all students it was a bit slow on pulling the orders together. However I was not in a hurry either. The orders popped up 15 min or so and I paid at that time. Tip is off the machine. My daughter really liked her sandwich with fresh bread and gooey American cheese. The plating was no frills. Mine was very good as well with only complaint a section of fatty meat that should not have been used. In my opinion the sandwich should be served cut in half. The chips were good too!I can see myself being back on future visits. 3.5 rounding up.

I got the spicy turkey melt and it was so good. It comes with a bag of chips which I loved because I need chips with a sandwich. It also comes with a pickle. The staff was very nice.

I'm a former employee so I ate bodega pretty constantly and I still love it! I will say, however, it is not always the most consistent. Sometimes you're just going to get a better sandwhich than other times. I personally recommend the Muffalata or the Papa D, they're great! All the deli items such as the mac salad or pastas are also great. Most desserts are homemade except the baklava. It can take some significant time to get your food if the place is really packed but otherwise pretty quick.The vibe in there is cute and it's nice that the prices have gone back down to normal, definitely worth going to if you live in Oxford or if you're visiting!

cute place! I appreciate how they offer gluten free bread. workers were friendly as well. I ordered the chia and it was delicious. I am looking forward to trying more items in the future!

Did a college visit with our Daughter to Miami University and decided to have lunch at Bodega. The sandwiches were good and the price was reasonable compared to most any sandwich shop these days. We had the Dina, the Muffalata, and the Papa D. They were all good. They come with chips and a pickle. The bread the sandwiches were on was very good. The only downside was it was slow. They were working hard, but hard for small businesses to know how busy they are going to be on a given day. I would give this place a shot if you are in Oxford around lunch time.

Got sandwiches (2) and chips (with a pickle apiece), one fountain drink and one can drink. After tip (yes of course I still tip even when it's not great, so long as the service was good - service work is HARD and not well-paying), it came to @$36. Sandwiches were tasty but not exactly large, and when I inquired before I ordered as to the provenance of their meats, the prep seemed...annoyed, and curtly said "it varies" before admitting it just comes from a food service. Hey I get it, no big deal, but I just asked a simple question. Maybe she was having a bad day. But the sandwich I ordered sans onions then came with onions on it. Again no big deal but when I picked the food up (for $36 you don't get table service?) I noted my sandwich had the onions so I just noted it and while they looked a little surprised there was no apology nor any actual regret at having made the error. Points are: service was quick and the food is actually good. But the portions are a bit short and the attitude is not becoming for retail. The latter just sort of kills the value of the former in most cases. Life is competitive.

Very good sandwiches. We got the mufflata, the olive mix was awesome. The Sweet James was a unique take, well done and balanced. The Papa D was very good as well. $7.50 a sandwich is also a great deal compared to Chicago.

cant heat stuff up properly; got the quiche and it was cold and sad, like my heart. Very depressing that an establishment cannot use a microwave properly. As heating something up is literally the easiest thing known to man.