Trenchers Delicatessen

Cons: five years ago, a coworker took me here. She insisted I try the Reuben. It wasn't for me. And I hadn't been back to trencher's until today. I got a sample of the tzatziki potato salad. Very strong flavor. I didn't like it. Pros: we were in the area and my husband wanted this for dinner. We split a pastrami sandwich because I didn't think I would like anything here. I was wrong. This was a surprisingly good sandwich. And he was right; the homemade chips were delicious. I think online it says they're open till 1 AM ? That's pretty late for Tulsa.

Place was packed at lunchtime, nowhere to sit down so I got it to go. Tight quarters waiting to get my sandwich order and very hard to hear the numbers called.I ordered 1/2 Dutch Crunch turkey sandwich. Bread was a bit hard and dry, but overall a decent sandwich. I'm not a fan of arugula on sandwiches, but unfortunately, arugula are the only greens they use.I got a very small 4 ounce side of their Taziki potato salad. Really wasn't a fan of the flavor and definitely not a fan of the price at $4 for dinky sideAlso got a white chocolate toffee cookie, it was good, but not amazing.

From Sourdough to Sweet Potato: A Flavor-Packed AdventureI recently placed a delivery order through DoorDash and tried their build-your-own sandwich. I opted for turkey and provolone on toasted sourdough, with a side of chips and a white chocolate toffee cookie for dessert. I'm always on the lookout for great sourdough, and knowing they bake their own bread, I had to give it a shot.The sandwich was incredible--massive in size and packed with flavor! The bread had that perfect sourdough crunch I crave, and the turkey and veggies were fresh and flavorful. I was starving but ended up eating only half and saved the rest for later--it was that filling.Now, let's talk about the chips. I was expecting your typical deli side--maybe a generic bag of chips--but instead, I was pleasantly surprised. These chips were homemade and a delightful mix of regular and sweet potatoes. My wife snagged most of the plain ones, so I mainly got the sweet potato chips, and wow--what a treat! The natural sweetness of the sweet potatoes paired with the coarse sea salt was the perfect combination. This was my first time having sweet potato chips, and it won't be my last!The cookie was the ultimate finisher. The balance between the white chocolate and toffee was spot on--neither flavor overwhelmed the other, which I appreciated. It had all the buttery goodness of a sugar cookie with just the right touch of sweetness. And the texture? Spot on. A chewy center with just the right amount of crunch around the edges.If you're looking for a deli that delivers both in taste and quality, Trenchers Delicatessen is the way to go. They exceeded my expectations and left me completely satisfied. 4 Stars! Highly recommended!

I want to love this place but unfortunately I have very mixed experiences. The ingredients usually seem fresh, and I love the bread! However, twice I've ordered from here and gotten home only to find that the chicken was so burnt it wasn't edible. The place itself is cool, and I love the vibe. The employees have been friendly. The food is just inconsistent for me.

I absolutely love this place. It's open till about 1 am everyday. It's a good neighbor good bar but what really takes the cake is the sandwiches. Sooooo good. I haven't had 1 bad sandwich from here, so pick any! Also the tabouli is really tasty and so is the hummus. They used to have good chips but recently switched to chick peas, which I'm not the biggest fan of because I used the chips with the hummus. Other than that everything 100/100

Just landed in Tulsa and my nieces took me here! This is quite the happening deli in town! They are open till 1a! It's a cool vibe indeed!We had the Cuban sandwich and the pastrami sandwich.Sandwiches come with homemade chips and they are delicious! The service is great and they have a bar and a gaming area. A cool spot!

Ordered a sandwich. The bacon was smoked but very fatty and cold. Two/three slices of turkey on the sandwich. Bread was great. Sandwich, ice tea and very small container of chicken salad for 20.00 was a bit much.

Saw this place on TV and it's a good little place. Deli feel with plenty of sandwich options. Here's the run down of what we hadn't:- Strom Don was a great little sandwich. Had sole great tasting pastrami and some great bread. - Cuban wasn't my favorite by any means...as it had tons of pickles and mustard...and thats all I tasted. Bread was good of course....aa they're making in house. - Egg salad was not too flavorful and fell a little flat in taste. A real basic egg salad. - Homemade potato chips were really good. Or batch was cooked too much and too browned and getting a slight off putting taste. But you. A see where the lesser cooked chips were really good. The place is open late and til 1am...so that's a big plus for late night eats you hardly find anymore.

Wow what a pleasant surprise!I was looking for late night dinner on a Sunday and there aren't a lot options in Tulsa other than fast food.Walked into this place and was immediately surprised by the bar and vibe music.Wasn't planning on drinking but sat at the bar as a solo dinner and ordered a Stram Dom sandwich and couldn't pass up the opportunity to have a glass of red wine (Tempranillo Aaster) perfect combination with a pastrami sandwich.I've eaten pastrami sandwiches in NYC at Katz and pastrami queen and this pastrami was legit! Thick cut with lots of flavor and lean. The bread was fresh but had a nice crust from the panini press.Homemade kettle chips were decent but they could of used some kind of seasoningThe bartender Winston was attentive and personable and represented the establishment well.What a nice surprise this place was.Felt like I was eating out late night in Chicago/NYC

This is the spot to order food from if you have folks with dietary restrictions that need fed. Never, not even once, have I ordered special diet food from this that hasn't arrived as ordered. I have recently realized how rare this is, how much of a unicorn Trenchers is. The vegan items are great- the best sandwiches in town. The veganizable sandwiches are also a very happy fun time. Trenchers has the best bagels in Oklahoma. Their toum is outstanding. Their breads are all so, so good. Their pickled items are the stuff of dreams.The spouse and I, both vegan, eat here all the time and have yet to get bored. The sandwiches are infinitely customizable and that keeps things interesting. Our omni friends agree. No one ever says no for a group meal when Trenchers is suggested. I love the new bigger space and the addition of the booze bar. The quality has not dropped, as sometimes happens with a remodel, move, or construction. It is now easier to find a place to sit when dinning in and it's quicker and easier to pick up your to go orders.