George's Sausage & Delicatessen

Got a Reuben in Rye sandwich. It was alright. Service was friendly. It was a cute little deli and grocery store with European products. It's pretty decent.A bit hard to get to since there's construction right out in front of it. So might have a tough time going around. Plenty of street parking when the area isn't busy.

I'm sure you've heard of Reno, Nevada being the biggest little city in the world... well this has got to be the littlest big deli in Seattle! A tiny almost hole in the wall shop that I have passed by over 30x on my way to church never knowing it was there. While it was small it definitely packed a massive sandwich that was loaded with fresh veggies and meats! Think major chain on steroids and if they used good meats. They had an amazing selection of deli meats which I will definitely be trying next time on top of the hearty sandwich selections. I can't wait to be hungry again to go back! Keep up the great work!

We stopped in at about 1:30 on a Wednesday, and were able to immediately order. 10 minutes later we were out the door with our food. The deli was chock full of Polish food, candies, meats, and other absolutely delicious looking food. It's unfortunate we weren't able to try everything. We did try the Chicken Panini and Reuben, both were excellent! While some chicken in sandwiches is very thin, often over baked and bland, the chicken in my panini was thick, well seasoned and substantial. Really, the deli put everything you could want in a sandwich.

It looked closed but the sign said open and there it was a literal hole in the wall with amazing fat ass deli sandwiches made to order.ClassicCold CutsDeli SandwichHot Pastrami SandwichRoast Beef Sandwich

Didn't know about this place and lived in Seattle Downtown for 6 years. Go and try everything - yummy. I maybe shouldn't tell you but they will have Polish Pączki tomorrow with plum jam, it's to die for.

Great food, great service, a gem in Seattle for sure. All kind of polish goodies. I am a regular and I had their sausages, cheeses, desserts, and sandwiches - all good stuffs. Strongly recommend this place. They make their own sausages and some of the polish desserts. Parking is hard so plan accordingly. Also, looks like they now offer online ordering and catering services!

Seattle's best reuben, found on First Hill! Fresh pączki every Saturday, order a dozen and get the special deal. Authentic Polish flavors: assorted pierogi, imported foods and European beers, kielbasa smoked in-house, daily soups. HEARTY deli sandwiches for a working appetite.

A new addition to the goods available to buy: locally baked fresh poppy seed cake (makowiec). Simply superb. Also, the new owner bakes a very good bread: wheat/rye combo with just a touch of caraway seeds and black cumin (czarnuszka) aroma.

Have become a kind of irregular regular in that some of the employees know by name, are all friendly and nice! Am myself of German descent and I feel that their products are familiar and delicious.

Best sandwiches off the griddle you could ever hope to eat. The Reuben will knock your socks off. Also the only place to get great quality ingredients for my favorite polish soup- Zurek. The smoked meats are next to none. Love this place!