Santa Barbara Deli Corp

Local go to Bodega Santa Barbara is my go to Bodega. There is nothing particularly unique about this place, but not a bad option if you want to grab some milk, some beer or a egg, bacon, bagel sandwich. Prices are reasonable and this place fits with the neighborhood.

A greasy dump. But it's right across the street from three schools so feel free to inject your child with a number of junk food options: cola, potato chips, chemical-filled candy... sorry, no decent fruit selection. This Avenue B hole-in-the-wall should be better than this; I can't imagine the owner(s) caring at all about the neighborhood or their place in it.

Didn't have a good experience at this spot. I ordered a sandwich and it took 30 minutes to get it. The worker didn't wear a mask at any point even while making my food. Also, none of the customers were wearing masks, so I'm a little confused.

Very friendly and great sandwiches. Also amazing curly fries.

The restaurant changed ownership a few years back and has lost its reputation as a quality community establishment. The prices are steep, and they seem to charge whatever they feel like—one time I was charged $15 for White Claws, and later the same week it was $20. If you're even just a few cents short, they won't complete the sale. Additionally, the rolls they use for their sandwiches are stale and dry. If you have the option, I highly recommend going to Sal's Deli just a block away instead.