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nqbui89 — 2009-11-05 16:44:02

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	+ ------ + ''2009-11-05 16:44:02'' [[nbsp]] They make amazing meatball subs. I'm willing ride my bike from north davis just to pick one up for lunch, so trust me, its good. Also, if you like Italian cold-cuts, their hot coppa is good too. --["Users/nqbui89"]

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JabberWokky — 2009-08-12 07:20:12

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	+ + Zia's is quite simply the best sandwich in Davis, if not in all of the Sacramento Valley. Zia's, however, does not cater much in the way to typical American views of sandwiches. What you might expect to find at a New York deli or mom and pop sandwich shop is not something you will necessarily find here. + + Zia's specializes in sandwiches with Italian flavors and ingredients, with a particular focus on cured meats, a variety of cheeses, and simple but effective toppings. Zia's Sandwich Shop also sells a number of Italian and Greek appetizers that are not available anywhere else in Davis. Try the stuffed grape leaves (filled with rice), or if you're feeling rich, give the stuffed cherry peppers a try (they're stuffed with cured meat and covered in olive oil). Zia's offers the only true all-in-one Italian delicatessen experience you'll find outside of San Francisco. + + Additionally, Zia's will place any topping you so desire on a sandwich (including special cheeses, meats, and other toppings) and bill you piecemeal for the extra ingredients. There are truly, then, an unlimited number of possible sandwiches which one could devise. The bread at Zia's is also worthy of high praise, it is generally very soft and perfectly suited for all of their sandwiches. Their choice of mineral waters and gelato (both packed and scooped), along with the salads/snacks, can make for a delicious, rich, and filling meal. Of course, the price of these items very quickly adds up, don't go to Zia's expecting to spend less than $10 per person unless you're getting just a sandwich.

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	+ ------ + ''2009-08-11 19:25:55'' [[nbsp]] Zia's is quite simply the best sandwich in Davis, if not in all of the Sacramento Valley. Zia's, however, does not cater much in the way to typical American views of sandwiches. What you might expect to find at a New York deli or mom and pop sandwich shop is not something you will necessarily find here. + + Zia's specializes in sandwiches with Italian flavors and ingredients, with a particular focus on cured meats, a variety of cheeses, and simple but effective toppings. Zia's Sandwich Shop also sells a number of Italian and Greek appetizers that are not available anywhere else in Davis. Try the stuffed grape leaves (filled with rice), or if you're feeling rich, give the stuffed cherry peppers a try (they're stuffed with cured meat and covered in olive oil). Zia's offers the only true all-in-one Italian delicatessen experience you'll find outside of San Francisco. + + Additionally, Zia's will place any topping you so desire on a sandwich (including special cheeses, meats, and other toppings) and bill you piecemeal for the extra ingredients. There are truly, then, an unlimited number of possible sandwiches which one could devise. The bread at Zia's is also worthy of high praise, it is generally very soft and perfectly suited for all of their sandwiches. Their choice of mineral waters and gelato (both packed and scooped), along with the salads/snacks, can make for a delicious, rich, and filling meal. Of course, the price of these items very quickly adds up, don't go to Zia's expecting to spend less than $10 per person unless you're getting just a sandwich. + + My personal favorite is the Livorno, which is fresh mozzarella, fresh basil leaves, olive oil and vinegar, and tomatoes on a roll. I substitute pepperocinis for the tomatoes to the give the sandwich a very vinegary, salted taste to contrast the milkiness of the fresh mozzarella and liberally added basil leaves. + + Zia's definitely is a 5 out of 5 eating experience. --["Users/RDRIII"]

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patrick82 — 2009-08-07 14:41:46

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	+ ------ + ''2009-08-07 15:41:46'' [[nbsp]] really enjoy coming here, getting a sandwich and bottled coke and sitting outside. It may be slow, but when you cut the accessories and take care making something, thats usually what happens. Its not a fast food joint. thank you zia's staff. --["Users/patrick82"]

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ces139 — 2009-07-24 14:58:31

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	+ ------ + ''2009-07-24 15:58:31'' [[nbsp]] Their sandwhichs are great. I love the soft, fresh bread. The Lucca and Pisa are good options! --["Users/ces139"]

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strawberry — 2009-06-15 23:17:56

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- ''2009-04-10 10:39:26'' [[nbsp]] Love this place a little tooooo much. --["Users/strawberry"]	+ ''2009-04-10 10:39:26'' [[nbsp]] Love this place a little tooooo much. Really cute people work here. --["Users/strawberry"]

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chand3123k — 2009-05-21 13:02:31

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	+ ------ + ''2009-05-21 14:02:31'' [[nbsp]] curiosity got the better of me. I also tried this place for the first time, seeing how people like to eat and relax here. I ordered zia's sandwhich and yes it was like how ariana described it. soggy and disappointing. I was hoping the fritata would taste somewhat more "italian". I saw that they have corned beef but they have no sandwhich that utilizes it. The Lucca was okay. The sandwiches here are sandwiches anybody can make using the same amount of time with ingredients that are simple to get. its not worth your time or money here. + + Also, you can order your sandwhich on wheat? I was not given that option. just a roll or slice. ughhhh, not coming back here again. --["Users/chand3123k"]

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strawberry — 2009-04-10 09:39:26

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CovertProfessor — 2009-03-25 21:31:32

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	+ ------ + ''2009-03-25 22:31:32'' [[nbsp]] This is the sort of place that I really want to like -- it's cute and independently run. But the hours are too short -- it closes way too early -- and then when I have made it there for lunch, there's been a massive, slow-moving line. And the sandwiches are fine, but they are not amazing. So, between one thing and another, I rarely go here. --["Users/CovertProfessor"]

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renee415 — 2009-03-18 20:08:05

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	+ ------ + ''2009-03-18 21:08:05'' [[nbsp]] Their sandwiches are worth their cost! They are DEEEEEEELLISSSH and probably the best sandwich I've ever had in Davis. The service is good too :) --["Users/renee415"]

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MaryLieth — 2009-03-15 18:45:18

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- '''Zia's Delicatessen''' is a ["Sandwiches" sandwich shop] and deli in ["Downtown"] ["Davis"], serving both meat and ["Vegetarian Options" vegetarian] options for lunch. Expect to spend around $6 for a sandwich. Some of the best sandwiches can be had here, winning Zia's the ["California Aggie/Best of Davis 07" Aggie's 'Best of Davis'] award a few years in a row. Their sandwiches are predominately cold, but they also offer hot sandwiches such as panini and a meatball sandwich. If you're not worried about dripping, they are happy to give you extra sauce. They also have carry things like tomato paste in a squeeze bottle.	+ '''Zia's Delicatessen''' is a ["Sandwiches" sandwich shop] and ["Delis" deli] in ["Downtown"] ["Davis"], serving both meat and ["Vegetarian Options" vegetarian] options for lunch. Expect to spend around $6 for a sandwich. Zia's has some of the best local sandwiches, winning Zia's the ["California Aggie/Best of Davis 07" Aggie's 'Best of Davis'] award several years in a row. Their sandwiches are predominately cold, but they also offer hot sandwiches such as panini and a meatball sandwich. If you're not worried about dripping, they are happy to give you extra sauce. They also carry specialty condiments, like tomato paste in a squeeze bottle.
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- A few Italian groceries can be bought here, and some are expensive due to being special imports. Some things, such as polenta, are far cheaper than other ["Grocery Stores" grocery stores].	+ Zia's sells a few Italian grocery items. Some are expensive due to being special imports; however, other items (such as polenta) are far cheaper here than other ["Grocery Stores" grocery stores].
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- Zia's is mentioned in The Motive, a novel by best-selling Davis author John Lescroart.	+ Zia's is mentioned in The Motive, a novel by best-selling Davis ["Noteworthy Published Authors" author] ["John Lescroart"].

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DavisTownie — 2009-02-10 20:15:10

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DavisTownie — 2009-02-10 20:09:40

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DonShor — 2009-01-02 17:06:52

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	+ + Zia's is mentioned in The Motive, a novel by best-selling Davis author John Lescroart.

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Miranda — 2009-01-02 15:26:41

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	+ ------ + ''2009-01-02 15:26:41'' [[nbsp]] I go to Zia's all the time and never have cash and I've never heard anything about a 10.00 min purchase. That's odd. --["Users/Miranda"]

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ArianeMetz — 2008-11-10 23:25:40

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	+ ------ + ''2008-11-10 23:25:40'' [[nbsp]] Why is this the best sandwich in town? Could such bland sandwich shop really be the best? The prices are pretty expensive, and nothing about my sandwich really wowed me (it was a 'Zia's,' you'd think a sandwich named after the joint would be better...but honestly the frittata was soggy and gross and the sandwich overall was...for lack of a more descriptive word...blegh). My advice? Go to the coho...you can't taste a difference. Aree Rating: 4.5/10. --["Users/ArianeMetz"]

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thelonepiper555 — 2008-11-06 21:51:15

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	+ ------ + ''2008-11-06 21:51:15'' [[nbsp]] I've always walked by this place and thought to myself, "This place will pillage my wallet." Looks good though. --["Users/thelonepiper555"]

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BenLee — 2008-10-28 15:55:13

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	+ ------ + ''2008-10-28 16:55:13'' [[nbsp]] Overrated. It is by no means a bad place to eat, but I would rather spend my money elsewhere. I bought a gelato, which was very expensive for the amount I received, and a Viareggio, also expensive, because of all the strong recommendations from this site. I was very disappointed with the way my sandwich turned out. It was very plain and dry. I couldn't taste anything but bread. Maybe the guy behind the counter screwed up while making my sandwich. --["Users/BenLee"]

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liamcalfy — 2008-09-28 17:10:33

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	+ ------ + ''2008-09-28 18:10:33'' [[nbsp]] ZIAS IS THE BEST!!!! get the viaregio!! and man that meatball sandwich is good...everytime im outta town i miss it... --["Users/liamcalfy"]

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SunjeetBaadkar — 2008-09-26 15:17:39

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	+ ------ + ''2008-09-26 16:17:39'' [[nbsp]] Just went to lunch here and ordered the Viareggio on wheat, with a small side of their basic pasta salad and a coke. I can quite happily say that I was very satisfied. The price may have been more than I cared for, but the food was quite lovely. You can really tell the freshness of the food items in the taste. --["Users/SunjeetBaadkar"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-09-26 14:49:29'' [[nbsp]] I use them often for lunchtime catering; the food is always delicious (the pasta always gets raves!), they are happy to provide vegetarian sandwiches with wonderful fresh mozzarella, and they are--perhaps most importantly--rock-solid dependable. After dealing with several flaky caterers over the years, I am happy to keep coming back to Zia's for their consistent professionalism and reliability. --["Users/AMcAdow"]

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SHawkes — 2008-09-26 11:31:28

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ElleWeber — 2008-09-25 13:22:43

reply re: making catered sandwiches a few hours earlier. Not so awful.

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	+ + * Making a sandwich a few hours ahead of time isn't that bad; the pre-made sandwiches sold at grocery stores and mini-marts are often made a day or two before they are purchased. Furthermore, you probably ordered your sandwiches for a lunchtime meeting; lunches at Zia's are pretty hectic, and I've waited in line longer than 20 minutes for a sandwich there before. I doubt they would have time during the rush hour lunch to make a bunch of sandwiches for a catering event; making them a few hours ahead of time means they have better service for the lunch crowd and you still get your yummy sandwiches relatively fresh. --["Users/ElleWeber"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-09-25 13:16:56'' [[nbsp]] sounds like Karik was just having a bad day in general, or is just a bad customer. I have been going to this place since college, and my wife and I drive from Sacramento each Saturday to have lunch at Zias. The prices are amazing compared to places in Sacramento and the sandwiches are even better than Corti Brothers. I suggest ordering a livorno and add a few slices of parma prosciutto to it. Easily the best place to get a sandwich in the area. --["Users/sacfood"]

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- ''2008-09-06 13:33:54'' [[nbsp]] Viareggio is awesome, veggie options are great too. Never experinced the $10 minimum. Great staff and the owner (the old guy) is really nice, always tip! --["Users/shraken"]	+ ''2008-09-06 13:33:54'' [[nbsp]] Viareggio is awesome, veggie options are great too. Never experienced the $10 minimum. Great staff and the owner (the old guy) is really nice, always tip! --["Users/shraken"]

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- ''2005-09-05 11:03:26'' [[nbsp]] oooh tasty sandwiches! I get the one with the pesto mayo, or the artichoke hearts. or I make them combine the two! It's wonderful. I feel compelled to purchase a San Pellegrino Limonata with my order. And sometimes their tomato/mozarella salad (yum!) or one of their other salads or olives. drool --["IUsers/renePark"]	+ ''2005-09-05 11:03:26'' [[nbsp]] oooh tasty sandwiches! I get the one with the pesto mayo, or the artichoke hearts. or I make them combine the two! It's wonderful. I feel compelled to purchase a San Pellegrino Limonata with my order. And sometimes their tomato/mozarella salad (yum!) or one of their other salads or olives. drool --["Users/IrenePark"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-07-17 10:25:46'' [[nbsp]] We ordered several sandwiches the day before for a work function, as we had in the past. We ended up needing to cancel one persons order due to illness a couple hours before the pickup time and they refused!! They said that they had already made the sandwiches hours ahead -yuck! The owner was very aggressive about his refusal to take off the one sandwich. I spent years working in restaurants and cafes and that is a really good way to lose customers. It certaintly permanently lost the business of everyone in our office, and future catering orders. For the cost of one sandwich they lost thousands of dollars in future business. Bad move guys! --["Users/Karik"]

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MaryLieth — 2008-07-14 22:38:16

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- ''2005-05-16 22:59:22'' [[nbsp]] I bought a sandwich and a drink for $6 the other day with a credit card and they didn't say anything about a $10 minimum purchase. --["TylerKaraszewski"]	+ ''2005-05-16 22:59:22'' [[nbsp]] I bought a sandwich and a drink for $6 the other day with a credit card and they didn't say anything about a $10 minimum purchase. --["Users/TylerKaraszewski"]
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- ''2005-05-17 02:43:13'' [[nbsp]] One of the Best Delis in town. I come here a lot and they never bother me about the $10 minimum purchase. --["DatNguyen"]	+ ''2005-05-17 02:43:13'' [[nbsp]] One of the Best Delis in town. I come here a lot and they never bother me about the $10 minimum purchase. --["Users/DatNguyen"]
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- ''2005-05-23 23:54:12'' [[nbsp]] Try the Viareggio. Turkey with cheese, pesto mayo, lettuce, and tomato all on a roll. It's delicious! --["DoctorRama"]	+ ''2005-05-23 23:54:12'' [[nbsp]] Try the Viareggio. Turkey with cheese, pesto mayo, lettuce, and tomato all on a roll. It's delicious! --["Users/DoctorRama"]
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- ''2005-06-20 12:09:34'' [[nbsp]] The Viareggio is great. My other favorite is the Toscana--loaded with salami and pepperocinis! And get a Thomas Kemper soda--my favorite is the cream soda. --["MattJurach"]	+ ''2005-06-20 12:09:34'' [[nbsp]] The Viareggio is great. My other favorite is the Toscana--loaded with salami and pepperocinis! And get a Thomas Kemper soda--my favorite is the cream soda. --["Users/MattJurach"]
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- ''2005-06-20 14:41:36'' [[nbsp]] The Viareggio is my happy sandwich. I get it every time I come here. It tastes so good I don't need to try anything else!! Definitely good with Kemper sodas, although I'm also partial to the Hansen's juice squeezes. --["CindySperry"]	+ ''2005-06-20 14:41:36'' [[nbsp]] The Viareggio is my happy sandwich. I get it every time I come here. It tastes so good I don't need to try anything else!! Definitely good with Kemper sodas, although I'm also partial to the Hansen's juice squeezes. --["Users/CindySperry"]
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- ''2005-09-05 11:03:26'' [[nbsp]] oooh tasty sandwiches! I get the one with the pesto mayo, or the artichoke hearts. or I make them combine the two! It's wonderful. I feel compelled to purchase a San Pellegrino Limonata with my order. And sometimes their tomato/mozarella salad (yum!) or one of their other salads or olives. drool --["IrenePark"]	+ ''2005-09-05 11:03:26'' [[nbsp]] oooh tasty sandwiches! I get the one with the pesto mayo, or the artichoke hearts. or I make them combine the two! It's wonderful. I feel compelled to purchase a San Pellegrino Limonata with my order. And sometimes their tomato/mozarella salad (yum!) or one of their other salads or olives. drool --["IUsers/renePark"]
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- ''2005-09-27 10:42:19'' [[nbsp]] damn. now im hungry. and sadly.. broke. --["JulienElstob"]	+ ''2005-09-27 10:42:19'' [[nbsp]] damn. now im hungry. and sadly.. broke. --["Users/JulienElstob"]
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- ''2006-01-06 00:26:04'' [[nbsp]] Here's another vote for their Viareggio sandwich. I like their Roma sandwich, too. --["GrahamFreeman"]	+ ''2006-01-06 00:26:04'' [[nbsp]] Here's another vote for their Viareggio sandwich. I like their Roma sandwich, too. --["Users/GrahamFreeman"]
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- ''2006-03-06 16:42:33'' [[nbsp]] Best meatball sandwich in Davis. And I know my sandwiches. I'm rather hungry for one right now infact. --["ZacMorris"]	+ ''2006-03-06 16:42:33'' [[nbsp]] Best meatball sandwich in Davis. And I know my sandwiches. I'm rather hungry for one right now infact. --["Users/ZacMorris"]
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- ''2006-03-19 02:58:43'' [[nbsp]] Nice people and store but the sandwiches weren't as good as I was expecting, I've definetly had better. --["JessicaFu"]	+ ''2006-03-19 02:58:43'' [[nbsp]] Nice people and store but the sandwiches weren't as good as I was expecting, I've definetly had better. --["Users/JessicaFu"]
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- ''2006-04-28 15:29:23'' [[nbsp]] Im their Panini fan. --["KarthikRam"]	+ ''2006-04-28 15:29:23'' [[nbsp]] Im their Panini fan. --["Users/KarthikRam"]
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- ''2006-05-05 14:02:14'' [[nbsp]] I phone in orders there semi-often... but today I called and was told "we're too busy to take phone orders"?!?!?! Talk about stupid business moves... telling customers to go away has got to be among the dumbest. Good sandwiches... but I doubt I'll be going back. --["BreaGerey"]	+ ''2006-05-05 14:02:14'' [[nbsp]] I phone in orders there semi-often... but today I called and was told "we're too busy to take phone orders"?!?!?! Talk about stupid business moves... telling customers to go away has got to be among the dumbest. Good sandwiches... but I doubt I'll be going back. --["Users/BreaGerey"]
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- They ''did'' screw up my eating experience... by being too incompetent/lazy to handle a phone order. I've worked in a deli and phone orders are ''way'' easier than live customers. -["BreaGerey"] - Rule of thumb: The customer in front of you is always more important than the one on the phone. They could have taken your phone number and called you back when they had a moment but if they were truly that busy I wouldn't bet on that call back. Telling you what they did is honest and to the point (lazy or incompetent is rather harsh don't you think?)... -["HollywoOd"]	+ They ''did'' screw up my eating experience... by being too incompetent/lazy to handle a phone order. I've worked in a deli and phone orders are ''way'' easier than live customers. -["Users/BreaGerey"] + Rule of thumb: The customer in front of you is always more important than the one on the phone. They could have taken your phone number and called you back when they had a moment but if they were truly that busy I wouldn't bet on that call back. Telling you what they did is honest and to the point (lazy or incompetent is rather harsh don't you think?)... -["Users/HollywoOd"]
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- ''2006-05-24 17:48:14'' [[nbsp]] It was my first time having gelato so I have no basis for comparison, but it was delish! I had the one with the long name starting with an S. The server was a very friendly guy. Hooray for ample outdoor seating! --["JennaChan"]	+ ''2006-05-24 17:48:14'' [[nbsp]] It was my first time having gelato so I have no basis for comparison, but it was delish! I had the one with the long name starting with an S. The server was a very friendly guy. Hooray for ample outdoor seating! --["Users/JennaChan"]
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- ''2006-06-28 02:18:44'' [[nbsp]] Decent sandwiches although a bit overrated. Have tried the Roma, Toscana, Livorno, and one other sandwich...all good, none great. However, their Stuffed Peppers are among my five favorite individual items to eat in Davis. Salty Nirvana. --["AlvinTsao"]	+ ''2006-06-28 02:18:44'' [[nbsp]] Decent sandwiches although a bit overrated. Have tried the Roma, Toscana, Livorno, and one other sandwich...all good, none great. However, their Stuffed Peppers are among my five favorite individual items to eat in Davis. Salty Nirvana. --["Users/AlvinTsao"]
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- ''2006-08-01 18:40:28'' [[nbsp]] um kind of overpriced and overrated. i'd rather go to nugget. --["EmilyTung"]	+ ''2006-08-01 18:40:28'' [[nbsp]] um kind of overpriced and overrated. i'd rather go to nugget. --["Users/EmilyTung"]
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- ''2006-10-31 14:56:27'' [[nbsp]] The Viareggio is the best sandwich they offer, and also the most popular. I have ventured away from the Via a few times, today being one of them. I got the Milano (i think?) - it had mortadella, salami, munster cheese, and peppercionis along with oil and vinegar. Good, but not as good as the Via. Their gelatto is great too. Classy little place. --["AndrewLeonard"]	+ ''2006-10-31 14:56:27'' [[nbsp]] The Viareggio is the best sandwich they offer, and also the most popular. I have ventured away from the Via a few times, today being one of them. I got the Milano (i think?) - it had mortadella, salami, munster cheese, and peppercionis along with oil and vinegar. Good, but not as good as the Via. Their gelatto is great too. Classy little place. --["Users/AndrewLeonard"]
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- ''2007-03-01 00:06:04'' [[nbsp]] This is such a cute little place! The people who work there are very friendly and the food is very good. I've gone here a couple times for lunch and I will definitely be going back. --["LisaSands"]	+ ''2007-03-01 00:06:04'' [[nbsp]] This is such a cute little place! The people who work there are very friendly and the food is very good. I've gone here a couple times for lunch and I will definitely be going back. --["Users/LisaSands"]
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	+ ------ + ''2008-07-01 11:39:23'' [[nbsp]] I go there at least once a week and love the Viareggio the pesto mayo is delicious as are all the other things I've ordered. I especially love the roatating Gelato selection. Always worth the walk and wait. --["Users/JamesLDownie"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-06-01 00:27:30'' [[nbsp]] omigosh. the paninis here are AMAZING. i think i had a turkey one? i'm not even sure, i just asked about a good one and she said something about red bell pepper paste, foccacia, turkey, cheese, and some mixed greens, i think. i forget, really, but it was amaazing. --["Users/Esther"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-05-17 16:47:02'' [[nbsp]] I ate here a couple times last summer, and I had the same experience as the previous person and others. The Lucca sandwich was dry and quite tasteless mostly due to the massive, not very good roll they used. I usually prefer oil and vinegar on sandwiches instead of mayo, but I was not a fan of the vinegar they used here. Maybe I didn't try to the right sandwich, and I would be willing to give the place another shot, but I still can't imagine liking it better than my other favorite sandwich spots in Davis, like the Mustard Seed and Nugget. --["Users/SRB"]

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	+ + Jewpiter Jones- + + I worked there for a couple of months. They do use Village Bakery bread. Your problem was ordering sliced instead of rolls (Village Bakery does not sell sliced bread. + + Personally, I don't understand why people think the sandwiches are so amazing. Having worked both there and at other delis, I find their general sandwich to be extremely sub-par, especially for the price.

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	+ ------ + ''2008-04-04 00:31:53'' [[nbsp]] I don't get it! I've consistently found sandwiches from Zia's to be overpriced and disappointing. Dry turkey, too much bread, sad tomatoes... it's really not worth it. For this price you can build yourself one hell of a sandwich at Nugget. At least the mozzarella is good. --["Users/BrianLum"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-03-03 13:36:31'' [[nbsp]] The Toscana is hands down the best Salami sandwhich I have ever had. So simple but my goodness the meat is cut paper thin and the taste is out of this world. At least twice a month my girlfriend and I go there to satisfying this craving. Have tried some other sandwiches for but us the Toscana is the reason to go there. Super nice folks at the counter, efficient and they seem to listen well to special requests if you make them. --["Users/loneshark"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-03-03 11:38:50'' [[nbsp]] i absolutely love their sandwiches. the gentlemen (owner?) is always nice and makes the visit special. my only negative comment (minor) is one female employee always looks like she's having a hard time smiling LOL.....her attitude doesn't take away from the food tho! --["Users/michaelG"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-02-26 17:56:28'' [[nbsp]] their meatball sandwiches AMAZING...I've been looking for a sandwich like this since moving to Davis! --["Users/drozelle"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-02-15 18:11:47'' [[nbsp]] Not cheap, but I love the Viareggio! Never been disappointed. --["Users/jglovicz"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-01-29 02:57:05'' [[nbsp]] I am one of those people who find Zia's overrated, but to be fair I have only been there a few times. I'm rather unimpressed so far though. --["Users/JakeJames"]

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- ''2007-05-07 11:15:20'' [[nbsp]] I don't see why everyone here suggests the Viareggio. It tastes like a regular sandwich you make at home, nothing special. I mistakenly read about it on here and recommended it to a bunch of guys who were disappointed. I like the Livorno a lot, it's simple and delicious. My boyfriend always gets the Tri-tip. If you don't mind paying a little bit more for some nice meat I'd also recommend the prosciutto sandwich. They have a lot of cheeses to choose from which is nice. Oh and get the gelato it's a lot cheaper than the new place next to The Varsity Theater. During Thanksgiving they have a pumpkin one which is SO good. My favorite employee is the son that's always there, he's always extremely nice. --["Users/MissBelomy"] - ------

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CovertProfessor — 2007-10-03 18:39:15

grammar nit, and I think "one of a few" is more acccurate.

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AnthonySoto — 2007-10-03 11:14:16

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KarthikRam — 2007-10-03 11:06:14

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Diego — 2007-08-29 13:16:34

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	+ ------ + ''2007-08-29 14:16:34'' [[nbsp]] .. + + AWFUL. SIMPLY AWFUL + I'm new in Davis and cannot believe this place. People actually go there for food? + + What a tacky sleazy place. I bought two sandwiches and an italian soda. Asked for a glass of water because I don't do sugary drinks. The runt behind the counter puts a half glass of tap water in a paper cup. Sets it on the counter. Now it's 105 degress out and that water is probably 90 degrees. "Can you put some ice in there?" The fool says "No. I don't have ice." This right after he built me an Italian soda WITH ICE. "Of course you have ice. It's right here." "NO ICE" and the SOB starts getting nasty about it. + + So this sleezepit is too cheap to put a half scoop of ice in a glass of water with a lunch order? Why would anyone go there? This is what life in Davis is like? + + Oh yeah. The sandwiches. Modest at best. Nothing special fillings on cotton ball quality bread.OVERPRICED. + + Definitely no more than a D+. + + --["Users/Diego"]

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	+ ------ + ''2007-06-09 18:43:56'' [[nbsp]] i believe this place is overrated. Too much bread and its ok but not great, price was too hefty for a sample size sandwich. My first time was definitely my last. I make my own sandwiches now and I am quite content with them. (I am just waiting for the hate messages from the die-hard patrons) --["Users/heyitsdimo"]

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PatrickFish — 2007-04-19 16:43:07

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	+ ------ + ''2007-04-19 12:08:35'' [[nbsp]] Ordered the "Viareggio", got nothing more than a clump of dry turkey, didn't taste the pesto mayo, it wasn't anything extra special AT ALL. --["Users/Alex"]

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	+ ------ + ''2007-04-19 11:46:43'' [[nbsp]] highest quality deli meat in davis...if they stopped putting it on wonderbread and got some rolls from a good bakery (like village), id go there much more often. + + they could also drastically improve the order experience by taking out the tables inside. --["Users/JewpiterJones"]

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- Zia's is a ["Sandwiches" sandwich shop] and deli in ["Downtown"] ["Davis"], serving both meat and ["Vegetarian Options" vegetarian] options for lunch. Expect to spend around $6 for a sandwich. Some of the best sandwiches can be had here, winning Zia's the ["California Aggie/Best of Davis 07" Aggie's 'Best of Davis'] award a few years in a row. Their sandwiches are predominately cold, but they also offer hot sandwiches such as panini and a meatball sandwich. If you're not worried about dripping, they are happy to give you extra sauce. They have also carry things like tomato paste in a squeeze bottle.	+ '''Zia's Delicatessen''' is a ["Sandwiches" sandwich shop] and deli in ["Downtown"] ["Davis"], serving both meat and ["Vegetarian Options" vegetarian] options for lunch. Expect to spend around $6 for a sandwich. Some of the best sandwiches can be had here, winning Zia's the ["California Aggie/Best of Davis 07" Aggie's 'Best of Davis'] award a few years in a row. Their sandwiches are predominately cold, but they also offer hot sandwiches such as panini and a meatball sandwich. If you're not worried about dripping, they are happy to give you extra sauce. They have also carry things like tomato paste in a squeeze bottle.
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EdWins — 2007-03-23 09:59:56

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- Today, at Zia's, I ordered a "ham sandwich on sliced sourdough with mayo on one side, mustard on the other, onions and tomato." - A to-go order--I took it for my quick picnic lunch out to the plaza, opened my snugly wrapped package and found therein a ham sandwich on a sourdough '''''roll''''' (I know, picky-picky, but I did order "sliced sourdough," which is usually taken to mean bread in my experience at delis--and I never uttered the word "roll"). Within were layers of lettuce I didn't ask for, a skinny-lonesome strand of onion, a tiny smidge of tomato, mayo and a nearly tasteless film of mustard. However, there were thick enough slabs of ham layered in the '''''roll''''', I have to, in honesty, admit. But said ham wasn't layered on sliced sourdough bread, as I'd clearly asked for. (I did forensic analysis when I was presented with a '''''roll''''', upon opening my sandwich package--the offending lettuce flopped out the edges of the '''''roll'''''.) - I didn't go back and make an issue of it. Am just spreading the word as thick as any run-of-the-mill customer would have expected the mustard to have been spread on their ham sandwich among Davis Wiki readers: - The lesson here is, no, don't ask 'em to show you your sandwich before paying--how un-classy. Just order off the on-automatic-pilot assembly line "specialty sandwich" menu. The counter-preparers don't appreciate building original sandwich orders. ["WilyFerret"] - ----------- - Covell Nugget's deli crew are creative in their response to sandwich requests. Zia's are like the Ferret describes - in my experience. Ferret's a good name for a food critic, though. ["BrianKenyon"] - ----------- - ------

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	+ ------ + ''2007-02-10 13:34:13'' [[nbsp]] When I went in with my baby to buy a drink, and possibly a snack, I found the girl that works there to be unfriendly, almost kind of annoyed. I was going to get some gellato and a drink, but I ended up just getting a drink because of her attitude, and the looks she was giving me. Before I even got to the counter she said- Just the drink?. Seemed lazy, and I don't want a sandwich or a gellato from a lazy, unfriendly employee. At nugget, everyone is friendly and helpful. I'll just go there. It's too bad too, cuz it probably could be good. --["MinnieMouse"]

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	+ ------ + ''2006-10-31 14:56:27'' [[nbsp]] The Viareggio is the best sandwich they offer, and also the most popular. I have ventured away from the Via a few times, today being one of them. I got the Milano (i think?) - it had mortadella, salami, munster cheese, and peppercionis along with oil and vinegar. Good, but not as good as the Via. Their gelatto is great too. Classy little place. --["AndrewLeonard"]

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BrianKenyon — 2006-10-28 09:47:40

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EdwinSaada — 2006-10-17 17:19:19

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- ----------- - Check out Nugget Market on Covell instead. There's a vast array of breads, meats, produce, cheese and - other goodies. One litereally could go there 365 days a year and order up a different sandwich every day. - Oh, and the friendly deli crew are willing (and able) to make a, you guessed it, custom built sandwich. Plus, - you get to watch the exciting sandwich-building process over a glass partition. A better, more congenial - deal all around. - --John Phillip Souza - ----------------

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- Check out Nugget Market on Covell. There's a vast array of breads, meats, produce, cheese and other goodies. - One litereally could go there 365 days a year and order up a different sandwich. Oh, and the friendly deli - crew are willing (and able) to make a, you guessed it, custom built sandwich. A better deal all around.	+ Check out Nugget Market on Covell instead. There's a vast array of breads, meats, produce, cheese and + other goodies. One litereally could go there 365 days a year and order up a different sandwich every day. + Oh, and the friendly deli crew are willing (and able) to make a, you guessed it, custom built sandwich. Plus, + you get to watch the exciting sandwich-building process over a glass partition. A better, more congenial + deal all around.

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WilyFerret — 2006-10-17 13:52:53

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	+ Check out Nugget Market on Covell. There's a vast array of breads, meats, produce, cheese and other goodies. + One litereally could go there 365 days a year and order up a different sandwich. Oh, and the friendly deli + crew are willing (and able) to make a, you guessed it, custom built sandwich. A better deal all around. + ----------------

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WilyFerret — 2006-10-16 22:43:21

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- A to-go order--I took it for my quick picnic lunch out to the plaza, opened my snugly wrapped package and found therein a ham sandwich on a sourdough '''''roll''''' (I know, picky-picky, but I did order "sliced sourdough," which is usually taken to mean bread in my experience at delis--and I never uttered the word "roll"). Within were layers of lettuce I didn't ask for, a skinny-lonesome strand of onion, a tiny smidge of tomato, mayo and a nearly tasteless film of mustard. However, there were thick enough slabs of ham layered in the '''''roll''''' though, I have to, in honesty, admit. But said ham wasn't layered on sliced sourdough bread, as I'd clearly asked for. (I did forensic analysis when I was presented with a '''''roll''''', upon opening my sandwich package--the offending lettuce flopped out the edges of the '''''roll'''''.)	+ A to-go order--I took it for my quick picnic lunch out to the plaza, opened my snugly wrapped package and found therein a ham sandwich on a sourdough '''''roll''''' (I know, picky-picky, but I did order "sliced sourdough," which is usually taken to mean bread in my experience at delis--and I never uttered the word "roll"). Within were layers of lettuce I didn't ask for, a skinny-lonesome strand of onion, a tiny smidge of tomato, mayo and a nearly tasteless film of mustard. However, there were thick enough slabs of ham layered in the '''''roll''''', I have to, in honesty, admit. But said ham wasn't layered on sliced sourdough bread, as I'd clearly asked for. (I did forensic analysis when I was presented with a '''''roll''''', upon opening my sandwich package--the offending lettuce flopped out the edges of the '''''roll'''''.)

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WilyFerret — 2006-10-16 22:39:54

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- A to-go order--I took it for my quick picnic lunch out to the plaza, opened my snugly wrapped package and found therein a ham sandwich on a sourdough '''''roll''''' (I know, picky-picky, but I did order "sliced sourdough," which is usually taken to mean bread in my experience at delis--and I never uttered the word "roll"). Within were layers of lettuce I didn't ask for, a skinny-lonesome strand of onion, a tiny smidge of tomato, mayo and a nearly tasteless film of mustard. However, there were thick enough slabs of ham layered in the '''''roll''''' though, I have to, in honesty, admit. But said ham wasn't layered on sliced sourdough bread, as I'd clearly asked for. (I did forensic analysis when I was presented with a '''''roll''''', upon opening my sandwich package--the offending lettuce flopped out the edges of the '''''roll''''')	+ A to-go order--I took it for my quick picnic lunch out to the plaza, opened my snugly wrapped package and found therein a ham sandwich on a sourdough '''''roll''''' (I know, picky-picky, but I did order "sliced sourdough," which is usually taken to mean bread in my experience at delis--and I never uttered the word "roll"). Within were layers of lettuce I didn't ask for, a skinny-lonesome strand of onion, a tiny smidge of tomato, mayo and a nearly tasteless film of mustard. However, there were thick enough slabs of ham layered in the '''''roll''''' though, I have to, in honesty, admit. But said ham wasn't layered on sliced sourdough bread, as I'd clearly asked for. (I did forensic analysis when I was presented with a '''''roll''''', upon opening my sandwich package--the offending lettuce flopped out the edges of the '''''roll'''''.)

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WilyFerret — 2006-10-16 22:37:48

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- A to-go order--I took it for my quick picnic lunch out at the plaza, opened my snugly wrapped package and found a ham sandwich on a sourdough '''''roll''''' (I know, picky-picky, but I did order "sliced sourdough" which is usually taken to mean bread, in my experience at delis--and I never uttered the word "roll"), with layers of lettuce I didn't ask for, a skinny, lonely strand of onion, a tiny smidge of tomato, mayo and a nearly tasteless film of mustard. There were thick enough slabs of ham layered in the '''''roll''''' though, I have to, in honesty, say. But the ham wasn't layered on sliced sourdough bread, as I'd clearly asked for. (I did forensic analysis when I was presented with a '''''roll''''' upon opening my sandwich package--the offending lettuce flopped out all around the edges of the '''''roll'''''.) - I didn't go back and make an issue of it. Am just spreading the word as thick as any run-of-the-mill customer would have expected the mustard to have been spread on a ham sandwich among Davis Wiki readers: - The lesson here is, no, don't ask 'em to show you your sandwich before paying, how un-classy. Just order off the on-automatic-pilot assembly line "specialty sandwich" menu. The counter-preparers don't appreciate building original sandwich orders. ["WilyFerret"]	+ A to-go order--I took it for my quick picnic lunch out to the plaza, opened my snugly wrapped package and found therein a ham sandwich on a sourdough '''''roll''''' (I know, picky-picky, but I did order "sliced sourdough," which is usually taken to mean bread in my experience at delis--and I never uttered the word "roll"). Within were layers of lettuce I didn't ask for, a skinny-lonesome strand of onion, a tiny smidge of tomato, mayo and a nearly tasteless film of mustard. However, there were thick enough slabs of ham layered in the '''''roll''''' though, I have to, in honesty, admit. But said ham wasn't layered on sliced sourdough bread, as I'd clearly asked for. (I did forensic analysis when I was presented with a '''''roll''''', upon opening my sandwich package--the offending lettuce flopped out the edges of the '''''roll''''') + I didn't go back and make an issue of it. Am just spreading the word as thick as any run-of-the-mill customer would have expected the mustard to have been spread on their ham sandwich among Davis Wiki readers: + The lesson here is, no, don't ask 'em to show you your sandwich before paying--how un-classy. Just order off the on-automatic-pilot assembly line "specialty sandwich" menu. The counter-preparers don't appreciate building original sandwich orders. ["WilyFerret"]

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WilyFerret — 2006-10-16 22:27:03

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WilyFerret — 2006-10-16 22:24:52

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WilyFerret — 2006-10-16 22:22:21

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WilyFerret — 2006-10-16 22:21:14

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WilyFerret — 2006-10-16 22:11:39

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- A to-go order--I took it for my quick picnic lunch out at the plaza, opened my snugly wrapped package and found a ham sandwich on a sourdough '''''roll''''' (I know, picky-picky, but I did order "sliced sourdough" which is usually taken to mean bread, in my experience at delis--and I never uttered the word "roll"), with layers of lettuce I didn't ask for, a skinny, lonely strand of onion, a tiny smidge of tomato, mayo and a nearly tasteless film of mustard. There were thick enough slabs of ham layered in the '''''roll''''' though, I have to, in honesty, say. But the ham wasn't layered on sliced sourdough bread, as I'd clearly asked for. (I did forensic analysis when I was presented with a '''''roll''''' upon opening my sandwich package--the offending lettuce flopped out all around the edges of the '''''roll''''')	+ A to-go order--I took it for my quick picnic lunch out at the plaza, opened my snugly wrapped package and found a ham sandwich on a sourdough '''''roll''''' (I know, picky-picky, but I did order "sliced sourdough" which is usually taken to mean bread, in my experience at delis--and I never uttered the word "roll"), with layers of lettuce I didn't ask for, a skinny, lonely strand of onion, a tiny smidge of tomato, mayo and a nearly tasteless film of mustard. There were thick enough slabs of ham layered in the '''''roll''''' though, I have to, in honesty, say. But the ham wasn't layered on sliced sourdough bread, as I'd clearly asked for. (I did forensic analysis when I was presented with a '''''roll''''' upon opening my sandwich package--the offending lettuce flopped out all around the edges of the '''''roll'''''.)

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WilyFerret — 2006-10-16 22:09:33

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WilyFerret — 2006-10-16 22:07:41

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WilyFerret — 2006-10-16 22:06:18

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- A to-go order--I took it for my quick picnic lunch out at the plaza, opened my snugly wrapped package and found a ham sandwich on a sourdough '''''roll''''' (I know, picky-picky, but I did order "sliced sourdough" which is usually taken to mean bread, in my experience at delis--and I never uttered the word "roll"), with layers of lettuce I didn't ask for, a skinny, lonely strand of onion, a tiny smidge of tomato, mayo and a nearly tasteless film of mustard. There were thick enough slabs of ham layered in the '''''roll''''' though, I have to, in honesty, say. But the ham wasn't layered on sliced sourdough bread, as I'd clearly asked for. (I did forensic analysis when I was presented with a '''''roll''''' upon opening my sandwich package--the offending lettuce peeked out all around the edges of the '''''roll''''') - I didn't go back and make an issue of it. Am just spreading the word thick as I wished the mustard had been on my ham sandwich among Davis Wiki readers:	+ A to-go order--I took it for my quick picnic lunch out at the plaza, opened my snugly wrapped package and found a ham sandwich on a sourdough '''''roll''''' (I know, picky-picky, but I did order "sliced sourdough" which is usually taken to mean bread, in my experience at delis--and I never uttered the word "roll"), with layers of lettuce I didn't ask for, a skinny, lonely strand of onion, a tiny smidge of tomato, mayo and a nearly tasteless film of mustard. There were thick enough slabs of ham layered in the '''''roll''''' though, I have to, in honesty, say. But the ham wasn't layered on sliced sourdough bread, as I'd clearly asked for. (I did forensic analysis when I was presented with a '''''roll''''' upon opening my sandwich package--the offending lettuce flopped out all around the edges of the '''''roll''''') + I didn't go back and make an issue of it. Am just spreading the word thick as I wished the mustard had been on my ham sandwich (as thick as has been spread on the "specialty sandwiches" I've enjoyed courtesy of Zia's heretofore) among Davis Wiki readers:

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WilyFerret — 2006-10-16 22:00:30

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- A to-go order, I took it for my quick picnic lunch out at the plaza, opened my snugly wrapped package and found a ham sandwich on a sourdough '''''roll''''' (I know, picky-picky, but I did order "sliced sourdough" which is usually taken to mean bread, in my experience at delis--and I never uttered the word "roll"), with layers of lettuce I didn't ask for, a skinny, lonely strand of onion, a tiny smidge of tomato, mayo and a nearly tasteless film of mustard. There were thick enough slabs of ham layered in the '''''roll''''' though, I have to, in honesty, say. But the ham wasn't layered on sliced sourdough bread, as I'd clearly asked for. (I did forensic analysis when I was presented with a '''''roll''''' upon opening my sandwich package--the offending lettuce peeked out all around the edges of the '''''roll''''')	+ A to-go order--I took it for my quick picnic lunch out at the plaza, opened my snugly wrapped package and found a ham sandwich on a sourdough '''''roll''''' (I know, picky-picky, but I did order "sliced sourdough" which is usually taken to mean bread, in my experience at delis--and I never uttered the word "roll"), with layers of lettuce I didn't ask for, a skinny, lonely strand of onion, a tiny smidge of tomato, mayo and a nearly tasteless film of mustard. There were thick enough slabs of ham layered in the '''''roll''''' though, I have to, in honesty, say. But the ham wasn't layered on sliced sourdough bread, as I'd clearly asked for. (I did forensic analysis when I was presented with a '''''roll''''' upon opening my sandwich package--the offending lettuce peeked out all around the edges of the '''''roll''''')

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WilyFerret — 2006-10-16 21:58:41

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- A to-go order, I took it for my quick picnic lunch out at the plaza, opened my snugly wrapped package and found a ham sandwich on a sourdough '''''roll''''' (I know, picky-picky, but I did order "sliced sourdough" which is usually taken to mean bread, in my experience at delis--and I never uttered the word "roll"), with layers of lettuce I didn't ask for, a skinny, lonely strand of onion, a tiny smidge of tomato, mayo and a nearly tasteless film of mustard. There were thick enough slabs of ham layered in the '''''roll''''' though, I have to, in honesty, say. But the ham wasn't layered on sliced sourdough bread, as I'd clearly asked for. (I did forensic analysis when I was presented with a roll upon opening my sandwich package--the offending lettuce peeked out all around the edges of the '''''roll''''')	+ A to-go order, I took it for my quick picnic lunch out at the plaza, opened my snugly wrapped package and found a ham sandwich on a sourdough '''''roll''''' (I know, picky-picky, but I did order "sliced sourdough" which is usually taken to mean bread, in my experience at delis--and I never uttered the word "roll"), with layers of lettuce I didn't ask for, a skinny, lonely strand of onion, a tiny smidge of tomato, mayo and a nearly tasteless film of mustard. There were thick enough slabs of ham layered in the '''''roll''''' though, I have to, in honesty, say. But the ham wasn't layered on sliced sourdough bread, as I'd clearly asked for. (I did forensic analysis when I was presented with a '''''roll''''' upon opening my sandwich package--the offending lettuce peeked out all around the edges of the '''''roll''''')

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WilyFerret — 2006-10-16 21:51:14

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- The lesson here is, no, don't ask 'em to show you your sandwich before paying, how un-classy. Just order off the on-automatic-pilot assembly line "specialty sandwich" menu. The counter-preparers don't appreciate building original sandwich orders. ["WilyFerret" Wily Ferret]	+ The lesson here is, no, don't ask 'em to show you your sandwich before paying, how un-classy. Just order off the on-automatic-pilot assembly line "specialty sandwich" menu. The counter-preparers don't appreciate building original sandwich orders. ["WilyFerret"]

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WilyFerret — 2006-10-16 21:50:35

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- A to-go order, I took it for my quick picnic lunch out at the plaza, opened my snugly wrapped package and found a ham sandwich on a sourdough '''''roll''''', (I know, picky-picky, but I did order "sliced sourdough" which is usually taken to mean bread, in my experience at delis--and I never uttered the word "roll"), with layers of lettuce I didn't ask for, a skinny, lonely strand of onion, a tiny smidge of tomato, mayo and a nearly tasteless film of mustard. There were thick enough slabs of ham layered in the '''''roll''''' though, I have to, in honesty, say. But the ham wasn't layered on sliced sourdough bread, as I'd clearly asked for. (I did forensic analysis when I was presented with a roll upon opening my sandwich package--the offending lettuce peeked out all around the edges of the '''''roll''''')	+ A to-go order, I took it for my quick picnic lunch out at the plaza, opened my snugly wrapped package and found a ham sandwich on a sourdough '''''roll''''' (I know, picky-picky, but I did order "sliced sourdough" which is usually taken to mean bread, in my experience at delis--and I never uttered the word "roll"), with layers of lettuce I didn't ask for, a skinny, lonely strand of onion, a tiny smidge of tomato, mayo and a nearly tasteless film of mustard. There were thick enough slabs of ham layered in the '''''roll''''' though, I have to, in honesty, say. But the ham wasn't layered on sliced sourdough bread, as I'd clearly asked for. (I did forensic analysis when I was presented with a roll upon opening my sandwich package--the offending lettuce peeked out all around the edges of the '''''roll''''')

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WilyFerret — 2006-10-16 21:48:19

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- The lesson here is, no, don't ask 'em to show you your sandwich before paying, how un-classy. No just order off the on-automatic-pilot assembly line "specialty sandwich" menu. The counter-preparers don't appreciate building original sandwich orders. ["WilyFerret" Wily Ferret]	+ The lesson here is, no, don't ask 'em to show you your sandwich before paying, how un-classy. Just order off the on-automatic-pilot assembly line "specialty sandwich" menu. The counter-preparers don't appreciate building original sandwich orders. ["WilyFerret" Wily Ferret]

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WilyFerret — 2006-10-16 21:46:41

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- A to-go order, I took it for my quick picnic lunch out at the plaza, opened my snugly wrapped package and found a ham sandwich on a sourdough '''''roll''''', (I know, picky-picky, but I did order "sliced sourdough" which is usually taken to mean bread, in my experience at delis--and I never uttered the word "roll"), with layers of lettuce I didn't ask for, a skinny, lonely strand of onion, a tiny smidge of tomato, mayo and nearly tasteless mustard. There were thick enough slabs of ham layered in the '''''roll''''' though, I have to, in honesty, say. But the ham wasn't layered on sliced sourdough bread, as I'd clearly asked for. (I did forensic analysis when I was presented with a roll upon opening my sandwich package--the offending lettuce peeked out all around the edges of the '''''roll''''')	+ A to-go order, I took it for my quick picnic lunch out at the plaza, opened my snugly wrapped package and found a ham sandwich on a sourdough '''''roll''''', (I know, picky-picky, but I did order "sliced sourdough" which is usually taken to mean bread, in my experience at delis--and I never uttered the word "roll"), with layers of lettuce I didn't ask for, a skinny, lonely strand of onion, a tiny smidge of tomato, mayo and a nearly tasteless film of mustard. There were thick enough slabs of ham layered in the '''''roll''''' though, I have to, in honesty, say. But the ham wasn't layered on sliced sourdough bread, as I'd clearly asked for. (I did forensic analysis when I was presented with a roll upon opening my sandwich package--the offending lettuce peeked out all around the edges of the '''''roll''''')

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WilyFerret — 2006-10-16 21:44:31

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- Um, well, been there a few times and always a bit of dialogue when I order a "custom" sandwich, i.e., - not on the daily "specialty sandwich" menu. - As soon, today, as I ordered a "ham sandwich on sliced sourdough with mayo on one side, mustard on the other, onions and tomato," the counterperson became ultra-polite. Repeated my order in at a louder volume, though there was no limiting back-noise. Sandwich made in efficient time. Asked to pay before it was completed.	+ Today, at Zia's, I ordered a "ham sandwich on sliced sourdough with mayo on one side, mustard on the other, onions and tomato."

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WilyFerret — 2006-10-16 21:40:01

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- As soon, today, as I ordered a "ham sandwich on sliced sourdough with mayo on one side, mustard on the other, onions and tomato," the counterperson became ultra-polite. Repeated my order in at a louder volume, though there was no back-noise, we were alone. Sandwich made in efficient time. Asked to pay before it was completed.	+ As soon, today, as I ordered a "ham sandwich on sliced sourdough with mayo on one side, mustard on the other, onions and tomato," the counterperson became ultra-polite. Repeated my order in at a louder volume, though there was no limiting back-noise. Sandwich made in efficient time. Asked to pay before it was completed.

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WilyFerret — 2006-10-16 21:38:33

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- A to-go order, I took it for my quick picnic lunch out at the plaza, opened my snugly wrapped package and found a ham sandwich on a sourdough '''''roll''''', (I know, picky-picky, but I did order "sliced sourdough" which is usually taken to mean bread, in my experience at delis--and I never uttered the word "roll"), with layers of lettuce I didn't ask for, a skinny, lonely strand of onion, a tiny smidge of tomato, mayo and nearly tasteless mustard. There were thick enough slabs of ham layered in the roll though, I have to, in honesty, say. But the ham wasn't layered on sliced sourdough bread, as I'd clearly asked for.	+ A to-go order, I took it for my quick picnic lunch out at the plaza, opened my snugly wrapped package and found a ham sandwich on a sourdough '''''roll''''', (I know, picky-picky, but I did order "sliced sourdough" which is usually taken to mean bread, in my experience at delis--and I never uttered the word "roll"), with layers of lettuce I didn't ask for, a skinny, lonely strand of onion, a tiny smidge of tomato, mayo and nearly tasteless mustard. There were thick enough slabs of ham layered in the '''''roll''''' though, I have to, in honesty, say. But the ham wasn't layered on sliced sourdough bread, as I'd clearly asked for. (I did forensic analysis when I was presented with a roll upon opening my sandwich package--the offending lettuce peeked out all around the edges of the '''''roll''''')

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JasonAller — 2006-10-16 21:31:16

user not public figure, so changed sig link

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- The lesson here is, no, don't ask 'em to show you your sandwich before paying, how un-classy. No just order off the on-automatic-pilot assembly line "specialty sandwich" menu. The counter-preparers don't appreciate building original sandwich orders. ["Wily Ferret"]	+ The lesson here is, no, don't ask 'em to show you your sandwich before paying, how un-classy. No just order off the on-automatic-pilot assembly line "specialty sandwich" menu. The counter-preparers don't appreciate building original sandwich orders. ["WilyFerret" Wily Ferret]

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WilyFerret — 2006-10-16 21:27:38

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- A to-go order, I took it for my quick picnic lunch out at the plaza, opened my snugly wrapped package and found a ham sandwich on a sourdough '''''roll''''', (I know, picky-picky, but I did order "sliced sourdough" which is usually taken to mean bread, in my experience at delis--and I never uttered the word "roll"), with layers of lettuce I didn't ask for, a skinny, lonely strand of onion, a tiny smidge of tomato, mayo and no mustard. There were thick enough slabs of ham layered in the roll though, I have to, in honesty, say. But the ham wasn't layered on sliced sourdough bread, as I'd clearly asked for.	+ A to-go order, I took it for my quick picnic lunch out at the plaza, opened my snugly wrapped package and found a ham sandwich on a sourdough '''''roll''''', (I know, picky-picky, but I did order "sliced sourdough" which is usually taken to mean bread, in my experience at delis--and I never uttered the word "roll"), with layers of lettuce I didn't ask for, a skinny, lonely strand of onion, a tiny smidge of tomato, mayo and nearly tasteless mustard. There were thick enough slabs of ham layered in the roll though, I have to, in honesty, say. But the ham wasn't layered on sliced sourdough bread, as I'd clearly asked for.

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WilyFerret — 2006-10-16 21:22:30

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- A to-go order, I took it for my quick picnic lunch out at the plaza, opened my snugly wrapped package and found a ham sandwich on a sourdough '''''roll''''', (I know, picky-picky, but I did order "sliced sourdough" which is usually taken to mean bread, in my experience at delis--and I never uttered the word "roll"), with layers of lettuce I didn't ask for, a skinny, lonely strand of onion, a tiny smidge of tomato, mayo and no mustard. There were thick enough slabs of ham layered in the roll though, I have to, in honesty, say. But not on bread.	+ A to-go order, I took it for my quick picnic lunch out at the plaza, opened my snugly wrapped package and found a ham sandwich on a sourdough '''''roll''''', (I know, picky-picky, but I did order "sliced sourdough" which is usually taken to mean bread, in my experience at delis--and I never uttered the word "roll"), with layers of lettuce I didn't ask for, a skinny, lonely strand of onion, a tiny smidge of tomato, mayo and no mustard. There were thick enough slabs of ham layered in the roll though, I have to, in honesty, say. But the ham wasn't layered on sliced sourdough bread, as I'd clearly asked for.

Zia's Delicatessen

WilyFerret — 2006-10-16 21:19:48

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- A to-go order, I took it for my quick picnic lunch out at the plaza, opened my snugly wrapped package and found a ham sandwich on a sourdough '''''roll''''', (I know, picky-picky, but I did order "sliced sourdough" which is usually taken to mean bread, in my experience at delis--and I never uttered the word "roll"), with layers of lettuce I didn't ask for, a skinny, lonely strand of onion, a tiny smidge of tomato, mayo and no mustard. There were thick slabs of ham in the roll though, I have to, in honesty say, In other words, the lesson here is, no, don't ask 'em to show you your sandwich before paying, how un-classy. No just order off the on-automatic-pilot assembly line "specialty sandwich" menu. The counter-preparers don't appreciate building original sandwich orders. ["Wily Ferret"]	+ A to-go order, I took it for my quick picnic lunch out at the plaza, opened my snugly wrapped package and found a ham sandwich on a sourdough '''''roll''''', (I know, picky-picky, but I did order "sliced sourdough" which is usually taken to mean bread, in my experience at delis--and I never uttered the word "roll"), with layers of lettuce I didn't ask for, a skinny, lonely strand of onion, a tiny smidge of tomato, mayo and no mustard. There were thick enough slabs of ham layered in the roll though, I have to, in honesty, say. But not on bread. + I didn't go back and make an issue of it. Am just spreading the word thick as I wished the mustard had been on my ham sandwich among Davis Wiki readers: + The lesson here is, no, don't ask 'em to show you your sandwich before paying, how un-classy. No just order off the on-automatic-pilot assembly line "specialty sandwich" menu. The counter-preparers don't appreciate building original sandwich orders. ["Wily Ferret"]

Zia's Delicatessen

WilyFerret — 2006-10-16 21:15:36

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- A to-go order, I took it for my quick picnic lunch out at the plaza, opened my snugly wrapped package and found a ham sandwich on a sourdough '''''roll''''', (I know, picky-picky, but I did order "sliced sourdough" which is usually taken to mean bread, in my experience at delis--and I never uttered the word "roll"), with layers of lettuce I didn't ask for, a skinny, lonely strand of onion, a tiny smidge of tomato, mayo and no mustard. In other words, the lesson here is, no, don't ask 'em to show you your sandwich before paying, how un-classy. No just order off the on-automatic-pilot assembly line "specialty sandwich" menu. The counter-preparers don't appreciate building original sandwich orders. ["Wily Ferret"]	+ A to-go order, I took it for my quick picnic lunch out at the plaza, opened my snugly wrapped package and found a ham sandwich on a sourdough '''''roll''''', (I know, picky-picky, but I did order "sliced sourdough" which is usually taken to mean bread, in my experience at delis--and I never uttered the word "roll"), with layers of lettuce I didn't ask for, a skinny, lonely strand of onion, a tiny smidge of tomato, mayo and no mustard. There were thick slabs of ham in the roll though, I have to, in honesty say, In other words, the lesson here is, no, don't ask 'em to show you your sandwich before paying, how un-classy. No just order off the on-automatic-pilot assembly line "specialty sandwich" menu. The counter-preparers don't appreciate building original sandwich orders. ["Wily Ferret"]

Zia's Delicatessen

WilyFerret — 2006-10-16 21:13:02

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- A to-go order, I took it for my quick picnic lunch out at the plaza, opened my snugly wrapped package and found a ham sandwich on a sourdough '''''roll''''', (I know, picky-picky, but I did order "sliced sourdough" which is usually taken to mean bread, in my experience at delis), with lettuce, a strand of onion, a tiny wedge of tomato, mayo and no mustard. In other words, the lesson here is, no, don't ask 'em to show you your sandwich before paying, how un-classy. No just order off the on-automatic-pilot assembly line "specialty sandwich" menu. The counter-preparers don't appreciate building original sandwich orders. ["Wily Ferret"]	+ A to-go order, I took it for my quick picnic lunch out at the plaza, opened my snugly wrapped package and found a ham sandwich on a sourdough '''''roll''''', (I know, picky-picky, but I did order "sliced sourdough" which is usually taken to mean bread, in my experience at delis--and I never uttered the word "roll"), with layers of lettuce I didn't ask for, a skinny, lonely strand of onion, a tiny smidge of tomato, mayo and no mustard. In other words, the lesson here is, no, don't ask 'em to show you your sandwich before paying, how un-classy. No just order off the on-automatic-pilot assembly line "specialty sandwich" menu. The counter-preparers don't appreciate building original sandwich orders. ["Wily Ferret"]

Zia's Delicatessen

WilyFerret — 2006-10-16 21:09:15

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- A to-go order, I took it for my quick picnic lunch out at the plaza, opened my snugly wrapped package and found a ham sandwich on a sourdough roll, sliced, with lettuce, a strand of onion, a tiny wedge of tomato, mayo and no mustard. In other words, the lesson here is, no, don't ask 'em to show you your sandwich before paying, how un-classy. No just order off the on-automatic-pilot assembly line "specialty sandwich" menu. The counter-preparers don't appreciate building original sandwich orders. ["Wily Ferret"]	+ A to-go order, I took it for my quick picnic lunch out at the plaza, opened my snugly wrapped package and found a ham sandwich on a sourdough '''''roll''''', (I know, picky-picky, but I did order "sliced sourdough" which is usually taken to mean bread, in my experience at delis), with lettuce, a strand of onion, a tiny wedge of tomato, mayo and no mustard. In other words, the lesson here is, no, don't ask 'em to show you your sandwich before paying, how un-classy. No just order off the on-automatic-pilot assembly line "specialty sandwich" menu. The counter-preparers don't appreciate building original sandwich orders. ["Wily Ferret"]