Reds Deli

This place is decent if you're in a pinch and not wanting to leave the hotel. They have a wide variety of foods like subs, salads, pizza, etc. They have a pretty large drink selection as well including alcoholic beverages and coffee. The pizza is pretty good. I stopped in for a sub and a bag of chips and my total was over $17. It is highway robbery, but convenient if you don't want to leave the hotel or have a conference with time constraints.

Friendly staff very experienced cooks and excellent food. Came in too early during breakfast, but the staff cook still made me a Cuban, absolutely excellent!

It is a convenience store in a hotel, so you kind of know what to expect. There's a wide variety of beverages, snacks and a few more substantial items. There's a pizza and sandwich shop at the back that claims to have the best pizza. Given that I didn't eat any other pizza in Orlando, they may be right, but it certainly wasn't the best I've had this month in other locations.Expect convenience store prices to have a premium given the lobby location.

A sad, sad place. The best thing about it is that it's open 24/7. The employees are very nice actually, which doesn't equate to efficient. During an evening "rush hour", the poor cashier lady didn't get any help and was stuck on her own with a long line of people. The food selection is somewhat below average. The salads and sandwiches look at least a day or two old and the fruit in the fruit salads look mushy. It's hard to go for a healthy choice. Your only options are unappetizing salads or unsweetened ice tea from the soda machine. There are not big jugs of water for sale. The only yogurts there are are loaded with sugar. There's a bunch of fried food that you can buy from the menu. Of course, I'll be back tomorrow as I'm staying at the hotel! Who's the sucker now?! :)

(7/25/2019) was at an all-day conference at the Rosen Centre for work. It was blazingly hot outside, so for convenience decided to look for something inside the hotel for the lunch break. Red's Deli is conveniently located. Depending on how many people are storming the counter at once, service is about efficient as it can get in the cramped galley and only two staff making MTO sandwiches. Pizza is the quickest option, but they only do whole wheat crust (fiber!). Ordered a Cuban Sandwich. Was a little disheartened to see them pulled a pre-wrapped, prepped sub out of the fridge, but it was toasted, then griddled (in a panini press). There was plenty of filling, sliced ham and shaved pork roll, sufficiently cheesy, I like more yellow mustard (so added additional packets) and the requisite pickles. Overall, pretty satisfying, prices were extortion-level, but I was paying for the convenience. Odd convenience store-like quality, you can get any sort of amenities and snacks that you forgot on your trip to Orlando.

We were so stuffed from the great food here at the Rosen Centre that we opted for late night snacks while watching Harry Potter in our room. Doritos, Cheetos, water, and Zantac for the win! Great little snack, deli, convenience store, but judging from the aroma of foods it's definitely not a NY deli (hence 4 not 5 stars). Very clean!

After setting up my booth at the convention center, I was starving. There wasn't anything open and I begged some locals for a quick and inexpensive lunch option around 2:30 pm on a Friday. Reds is located in the Rosen and with the old fashioned decor and signage, you can't miss it. I wanted a pizza slice, but after looking at my options, they didn't appeal to me. I went with the supreme nachos (modifying them a bit) and sat down in their chairs to enjoy. The nachos were decent. I think the cheese was pre-packaged but everything else was fresh/tasted good. Also, for the price (about $8), you get a lot of nachos. I couldn't even finish half of my plate. To bad nachos can't easily be reheated well. They have a small toiletry section along with some liquor, but that I found to be very expensive, but you are paying for the location.

As the previous reviewer stated, this place has everything from slices of pizza to fruit & ice ice cream. It has everything you basically need to get through your stay (If it doesn't, then Walgreen's across the way does). I'm not quick to give this place 5 stars. No way you can charge an egg + croissant sandwich over $7. That is not 5-star material.Grade: B-

You've gotta try the "Interstate-4" toasted sandwich. It does have a convenience store as well. You're looking at about $10-15 for sandwich, drink, and chips.

For a hotel market/deli this one is pretty good with a lot of stuff on the shelves and decent made to order sandwiches. Located inside the Rosen Centre Hotel, Reds Deli is almost like a mini grocery store with a semi-real deli counter that serves up all kinds of sandwiches and hot foods. Beer, cold drinks, food items, snacks, protein bars, toiletries, desserts, fruit, etc. It's a great alternative if looking for a quick bite to eat rather than hitting one of the restaurants here. They even have seating up in front. Beware of "hotel prices" on most items but remember you are paying for convenience and the selection here has pretty much anything one would need when staying at a hotel.