College Delly

This place is awesome! Came here after the farmers market on Saturday right as they were opening. The two guys were friendly and answered my questions, unlike the pizza place across the street. The hostess was not friendly at all and standoff-ish. I got a Roast Beef Sandwich along with Fries. Everything came out fresh and again with great service.

Service was negligent. Ordered take out and waited next to the counter for 30+ minutes. The food was out but no one decided to let me know it was ready until I inquired about my order. They missed my drink order, also had to ask to get it. Got the Apollo sub - it was barely edible. Slathered in mayo, cold, cheese barely melted. I took a bite and debated throwing it out. Not to mention it was $20, not worth the money at all. Ambiance gave off dirty college vibes with beer spills, toilets that didn't flush and chipping paint. No one has any pride in working there and it's very apparent.

Yep an almost 50 year old dive. It's tired and worn. But the bartenders and kitchen are on top of it.The subs are great,just like the original Paul Deli of 35 years ago. My Gringo was toasted perfectly, packed full of meat and cheese. Order at the bar and stay awhile!

Food was OK. Had the Chef's Salad, but everything on the menu was overpriced. Late at night but service was just OK. If you like spending $$$ then ok, but other than that, I would not recommend consistently.

Great little collage Bar Restaurant with some Great Food , Cold Beer , Awesome Desserts!A must try when in area

College Delly has been there seemingly forever. I've lived in the 'hood for over 33 years, and I don't recall it not being there.Yesterday was my second visit.Sitting at the bar, I ordered to go:* Steak and Cheese sub (Onions, Lettuce, Tomato, Mayo, Pickle and Provolone), $10.49 * Onion Rings, $5.49* Large Greek Salad (Iceberg Lettuce, Tomato, Onions, Green Peppers, Cucumbers, Kalamata Olives (with pits), Pepperoncini, Dolmades, Feta Cheese, Spanakopita and our Greek dressing), $10.99Twenty minutes later I was headed home, and 35 minutes after that I was snarfing down the Onion Rings. Wonderful Onion Rings, 9 ounces worth; plump, crisp, and flavorful. Worthy of a repeat.Next was the Steak & Cheese Sub. It only came in one size, but anywhere else, it would be considered a large Sub. Chopped Beef, Tomato, Onions, Dill Slices. I ate half and put away half for this morning. The half that I ate yesterday was wondefrul, and I believe I taste a hint of Mustard. For the half that I ate this morning, it was just as wonderful. I detected no Mustard taste, so I don't know. Either way, it was a very good Sub. Later in the morning I devoured the large Greek Salad. That is the most diverse GS I've ever eaten. It had all the usual ingredients, plus a few pieces of Spanakopita and one Dolmade. For my taste, Spana and Dolma don't belong in a Salad, so I ate them separately and enjoyed every bite.Many more menu items that I'd like to try, so I'll be back. College Delly is easy to find. Parking was easy in the dedicated lot, although it is a small lot and I think I just got lucky. The store was clean, my server was cheerful and friendly. That's the way to build return customers. :)

Not a bad experience for the 15 minutes I was there Sunday evening. A definite small spot suited for the college campus. I visited there as part of an event so was treated to a few samples of their various offering: pizza, pasta, and nachos. Meh all around but I really wasn't expecting too much.The nice thing about this place is the covered room on the right side of the building. They had the windows open (or maybe rolled up) and with it being a nice night, made for a nice covered outdoor atmosphere. Parking can be tight but if you're a college student, stroll on over for a few drinks.

College bar . Good sandwiches. This is the type of place that I would end up after a night of festivities. Yummy sandwiches. Good padio

Their staff is incredibly rude and their food is mediocre at best, but they have daily drink deals, so we keep coming back for the cheap beer. Our experience this week may have changed things, however, when we were overtly lied to and treated like a bunch of idiots.It was Thursday night--dollar Coronas--and admittedly busier than it's been lately, because it was the first week the undergrads were back. We had our first round and went to the bar for more, and we were told they were out.Fine. No big deal. That happens almost every time. Except that was a lie. We could clearly see more Coronas--at least three rows of them--in the fridge right in front of where we were standing (see photo). We thought they may have made a mistake and not realized they had more, so we pointed them out, and were told "those aren't Coronas." Uh, what? Yes, they are. Those are very obviously Coronas, and you're not out of them.Then we were told that they can't sell us those because they need to save them for the rest of the weekend. So, if that's the case, then... maybe don't store them within direct view of the customers? If that's the case, they should have at least given US some as a "one time thing" for noticing, and then put them away. Lying to us TWICE--once by telling us you're out, once by claiming what are clearly Coronas aren't Coronas, before finally coming around and admitting you have more that aren't for sale--is unacceptable. My friend ended up getting a different beer, and I just tabbed out. As my friend walked away, the bartender rolled her eyes and shook her head at him. Later, we saw someone else get a Corona. Maybe you can get away with treating freshly-of-age undergrads that have, like, two other bar options with this kind of condescension, but get your act together and realize that doesn't make up the entirety of your clientele.

What an amazing find near colonial Williamsburg. I came with a party of four and was sat out back where it is breezy and fresh. The server, Lukas, was very kind and helpful. He even spoke Spanish to my grandparents. We ordered the fish and chips and the Greek salad. The portions are HUGE. There are enough fries in the fish and chips for two people. None of us finished which is a first for us. The Greek salad was also massive. Definitely for two people or to be shared as a family. The fish was piping hot and crispy, not fishy at all and no bones. Very clean. The salad had huge chunks of veggies and the dressing was fantastic. Overall very impressed with the food and service.