Guy's Deli

I was at a happy hour with the girls (at Kelly's) when I got pretty famished. Turns out heading to happy hour without eating anything since 11am is not advised. At any rate, I hadn't been to Kelly's since Joe's closed down and my memories of Joe's were that it was OK, but not really much to write home about. I asked some of my pals what their thoughts were on Guy's pizza and next thing I knew I was in line for a slice. Honestly, it might not be the very best pizza in town but it was really pretty tasty. I enjoyed every last bite of my slice, and when my husband texted to see if I could snag dinner for him on the way home, I just went ahead and ordered a whole 'za for the family. I will say, for some reason the slice tasted better to me than the slice I had from the whole pie I bought, but overall, I'd for sure eat here again. It's convenient, and worlds better than what was here previously.

I originally went to the bodega spot off of Southwest Boulevard, but they were closed and I couldn't seem to find any information about whether that location is even still open. So I headed to this location to check things out.I had been out running errands and was going to get a sandwich to go, but I was pretty hangry so I opted for a slice of cheese pizza while I waited. For a sandwich, I opted for the guys three meat: Turkey, ham, roast beef, provolone, lettuce, tomato, onion, mayo, baked on a Farm to Market Italian sub. The sandwich came with a giant bag of guys chips and a pickle.The pizza was absolutely delicious. It was a pretty large slice and it was super cheesy. There was not a lot of sauce which is fine with me because sometimes pizza sauce can give me heartburn. But I experienced zero heartburn with this slice. I would definitely grab a slice of pizza if you come to this location. And maybe a beer from Kelly's.The sandwich was good, but it was pretty disappointing. It tasted really good and I liked the bread that it was on. But the lettuce that was on it was old and kinda gross. I was able to pick some of the brown, withered bits off of it but I find that to be unacceptable and based on that would not order a salad. My other issue with the sandwich was the price. The sandwich itself was not large, but it also wasn't small. I found it to be average. There was not a whole Lotta meat on it despite it being a three meat club sandwich. So it was literally like three slices of meat on a lot of bread with not fresh produce for a premium price. For a similar price, I could've gotten a whole club sub from Planet Sub. However, I would try the meatball sub on a future visit.Definitely check them out and make sure to grab some pizza!

We ate here during an event in Westport. I believe it was the Art Fair. We really weren't in the mood for going into a restaurant and waiting/spending a lot of money so we decided to pick up a pizza. It was surprisingly well priced and super delicious. It wasn't a large pizza, enough for two but for about 10 bucks, we were very pleased. They didn't have any sandwiches available during the event but we will definitely be back to try them out!

What a cool place to visit! Stopping in for a quick lunch my wife and I were the only people in the building while we ordered and ate. The whole building is long with a nice bar upfront and an ordering window in back. The food was made quickly and the meat was so juicy and delicious it melts the bread. Full disclosure your hands are gonna get dirty eating these sandwiches and you'll be okay with it. Sliding through for a quick bite while shopping my wife and I enjoyed the entire feel of this place. It's almost like having a school lunch if your school serves the best sandwiches ever and the lunch ladies were fun loving men. After eating my sandwich I was ready to either shop all day or take a nap. You won't walk away feeling hungry from this place unless you try!!

My second time at Guy's Deli and Pizza in Kelly's Westport Inn! The place is nice and long because of how they are connected. Joe's Meat Pie, Guy's Dill Dough pickle pizza, Reuben sandwich with a side of a pickle spear and Guy's chips, and Pizza bones were delicious. Worth trying this place! Will come back again for more!

Enjoyed my first visit here today. The deli is inside Kelly's Westport Inn. You can order at a sidewalk window also. My wife and I shared the 3 meat sandwich and meatball sandwich. Both sandwiches were very tasty and decent sized. A bag of chips came with the order. The food was ready within 10 minutes. Prices were too high for deli sandwiches though.

I love that you just walk up and order at the window. The ordering process was super easy. They text you when your food is ready. I couldn't resist eating the green onion chips before I got my sandwich. I will add this to one of my weekly stops. It was really good.

Growing up in Liberty one couldn't not have a connection to Guy's Chips. I remember going to the grand opening tour of the new large Potato Chip factory in the 70's right behind my great aunts house (she refused to sell her property) and hearing stories of my Grandparents restaurant and bar in the 1930's and '40's having a glass jar that Guy Caldwell himself would come around and refill with potato chips that he made in his kitchen. Guy's was the only brand of chips we brought home and they have been a lifelong favorite even when they were bought out and shut down for a period. I was eager to check out their first retail location inside of Kelly's in Westport. They are carrying on the Joe's Pizza by the Slice tradition with the same recipes and have added deli style sandwiches. Today I went with a childhood favorite sandwich that they call the PB&J Crunch. Peanut Butter and grape jelly with crumbled Guy's BBQ potato chips in-between 2 slices of Farm To Market Bread and griddled to perfection. It comes with a side bag of additional Guy's chips and a pickle spear to really up the Wow or OMG factor. The hot oozing PB, with sweet jelly and crunchy chips certainly kicked the childhood nostalgia into overdrive. Eager to return for some pizza soon.

Excellent Pastrami super nice people. Sub the marble rye for sourdough it's worth it. BBQ chips haven't changed since the 80s.Consistently good. I was referred there by Tubby the Tuba who is a famous champion eater who used to date Joey Chestnutt not Joey Fatone.Anyhow totally recommend!

Any place that smells A MEAT PIE GEts my 5-star reevew. I asked to go in to to the into the kitchen, but not hear I guess. Wow they gave me a bite for sure! There' is really no way of knowing what I'll do next, is they're butter on the floor? JUST KIDDING! .greatest showman was on