Grove Park Deli - Menu

This restaurant is a great spot for a late brunch or to grab a coffee. The parking is good and the location is convenient.

Always popular this little delicatessen seems to stock everything. Great home made dishes soups, sandwiches, sausage rolls, lunch dishes and cakes

I recently used Grove Park Deli for an event at home. Food was delicious and the serving staff, Lila and Marta were very efficient and friendly. Would recommend.

their food is always fresh, delivered with a smile great variety of sandwiches, paninis and salads also some italian products that would make an amazing gift for a foodie

this deli has wonderful food.... beef lasagne always a favourite, great selection of cheeses. particular mention for the ham , gruyere and leek quiche, chocolate mousse cakes and the most divine carrot cake, complete with passion fruit icing.

We love this place, small and compact but has some really lovely cheeses and out of the ordinary products from around the world. Breakfast is first class. Cakes and croissants are very good too. Such a shame the coffee is almost undrinkable. Burnt and overly bitter, like Starbucks. Seems they need a decent barista to help them out. Other than that 5

Had made a specific detour to get to this deli for a sandwich. Walked in around 2:25pm and waited until the two people behind the counter stopped talking and sorting something out...whic is fine. What is NOT was then to be told that they wouldn't be serving any sandwiches after their own ridiculous self imposed deadline of 2:30 pm. Seriously?! I didn't want a bland panini so left unimpressed.

This restaurant is a fantastic choice for wholesome, homemade meals. The menu always offers a unique and creative selection of dishes that are delicious. The baked goods are particularly tasty as well. While they don't make their own bread, they do offer a variety of Italian delicacies. The coffee is decent. One downside is that they charge an additional fee if you request to have your food heated up.

I have lived and traveled across Europe all my life, and I must say that this place cannot compare to the delis and sandwich shops I have experienced. Other places offer a wide variety of options from Serrano to Parma ham, while this place only had two or three options and only ham. The sandwich variety was poor, especially considering each sandwich cost 5 pounds. Most fresh sandwiches at Tesco's look and taste better and do not require a 10-minute wait. My recommendation is to make a sandwich of this caliber at home in just 2 minutes and save the 5 pounds. It seems like an easy task to just put some ham, bread, and cheese together and call it a "deli". I want to apologize to the nice youn...