Mamaleh's Delicatessen - High Street Place

Came here for a bagel before work. It wasn't super busy so was able to get my bagel within 5 minutes of ordering.Everything bagel with dill cream cheese - everything bagel was a little dense and very chewy. The dill cream cheese was unique and added a nice flavor dimension.

Decently bustling on a Sunday but didn't have to wait for a table which was nice, inside is casual almost diner vibes Food came quickly which was nice, got the salmon lox egg and onion (Leo) sandwich Food itself was pretty small portion and pretty simple, there was a good sauce and the homemade challah roll was soft and fluffy, egg was nice warm and soft, onion added good kickBut for $10 not sure if it was worth, pretty standard sandwich But the people were friendly and the vibes were good!

We stopped in at High Street Place Food Hall for breakfast. The food hall was pretty empty since it's a Saturday morning, some construction workers and police officers. Lots of seating brightly lit. They had just opened so service was quick. Ordered the lastnamer and a water. Just over $17. The bagel was slightly toasted and the toppings were fresh. They attach a 10% fair wage fee to each order that they do not declare until after you've given them your card. However the person at the counter indicated to me I just needed to sign and not tip since they added a 10% fee.

For a quick work lunch, I went inside High Street Place and decided to get a Beef Tongue Sandwich ($15.99) from Mamaleh's. Given the lunch rush, I waited 10 minutes to receive my order. The sandwich itself used multigrain bread with fragrant grains and aromatic mustard (probably dijon). The beef tongue slices also tasted rich and savory, contrasting the mustard well. The portion size looked like a normal sandwich size.While delicious, I cannot justify paying for this again. The establishment charges at 10% kitchen appreciation fee for glorified cafeteria counter service. The $15.99 list price becomes $17.6 pre-tax / ~$19 post-tax. The price point seems to want to compete with Sam Lagrassa's for the amount of audacity one could put into a sandwich price.

Great but super stacked - fork needed! Little on a pricey side $20 bucks, better ordering off the menu with no additions.

I have found myself on a mission to try every place in HSP. One morning, Mamaleh's found itself next, and I can safely tell you: they do things very well! Everything was fresh and delicious! I ordered an L.E.O. (Lox, egg, and caramelized onion on a challah roll with dill mayo). The egg was blended with caramelized onions. The proportions were on point, and the onions added some lovely savory and sweet notes. The challah gave some sweetness as well! While I am typically not a fan of sweet sandwiches, here it is gentle enough that it works! Besides, I can't only get my morning dose of sugar in the form of glazed donuts at Dunkies...not that there is anything wrong with that. Glazed donuts are delicious!It wasn't all sweet; this is where the dill mayo comes in. While I was hesitant initially, it added a whole new dimension to the sandwich. In tandem, the dill and mayo add a perfect, subtle amount of tang and their own savory notes. Egg, bread, mayo, and herbs are good and fine, but the lox is the star. In addition, it is the primary point of contrast to the other ingredients, both in texture and salt content. Regrettably, the amount of lox was somewhat lacking, especially compared to the amount of egg/caramelized onion. I knew it was in there, but there was not enough to make an adequate impact.Finally, the service here was excellent. The owner was very kind, professional, and personable. Considering the freshness, the speed was fine as well.I will make a return visit, but this time I will ask for double lox!

I thought this place was yummy! I got the lox sandwich on a sesame bagel. Super fresh and good, they don't put a ton of cream cheese which I like, but might not be everyone's thing! I wish the bagel was a little fluffier but overall yum!

First time at both High Street Place and at Mamaleh's deli. We split the whitefish salad sandwich in a toasted everything bagel, and it was delicious and overflowing with cucumbers, tomato, not too sharp red onions, and somewhat chunky (in a good way) smoked whitefish salad. What a breakfast treat, and calorically it carried us through to dinner. By the way in the future for breakfast at High street I'll be considering Mike and Patty's, their breakfast sandwiches looked tempting.

Avoid if you have food allergies!! I had asked the cashier about a specific menu item and when they weren't sure if it contained the allergen in question they told me we probably shouldn't order from there. I was taken aback after that comment but also wouldn't have felt comfortable ordering there after that interaction anyway. I hope they start better training on food allergies but we will definitely be avoiding this place.

Located in a well kept food court, it's a relatively small space but they had the necessities. Limited bagel varieties of Plain, Sesame, and Everything. Bagels were decent and Staff were friendly. The reason for the 1 star? Later on while looking at my receipt, they added on a 10% fair wage surcharge! ...and yet it was still expected that you tip upon check out. I have absolutely no problem in people being paid fairly, they absolutely should be. These costs should be rolled into their per item cost and prices should simply be raised. They are treating it as a tax and trying to advertise artificially lower product costs.