Best of Europe Delicatessen, Inc. - Quartz Hill, California

Cobra A.

Ordered a Greek salad and a meat wrap. They were delicious, meat was excellent, and salad was fresh and all made with quality ingredients Definitely going back and will recommend.

mushroomqueen99

Scrumptious desserts with such dimension of flavor. Very friendly staff, they even donate bread. They fill the cannolis right when you order them so they are fresh. 5 stars. Affordable pricing

Becky G.

This is the third time that I have had their sandwiches and the second time actually inside store, my first experience was great the girl was pleasant, great customer service fantastic experience , however the second time not a good experience the short dude with the Lakers cap was rude, and acted like we were wasting his time, not sure if he wasn't having a good day, but we had already placed our order to go that we just stayed for them to finish it up. The sandwiches are fantastic, but not enough to be waited on by a person with rude tone and attitude, not worth it.

Annie S.

There is an Italian deli/market in Pasadena called Roma. Their Italian subs wrapped in pink paper are so iconic that people would stand in line for a long time to get their hands on these hoagies. We used to live in walking distance to Roma and now, as new residence of Quartz Hill, we can walk to Best of Europe Deli. I must admit, I have a new favorite Italian Sub place now. It was so good that I ordered it two days in a row. Second day I order 4 subs to share with friends. These are the people that would write love letters about Roma. We all agree that Best of Europe’s subs are better! Both times I went in, the staff…beyond friendly and so welcoming. I am already craving my next time.

Che M.

My wife and I absolutely love this place. Everything is high quality and the customer service is outstanding. Try some of the sandwiches you normally wouldn’t try - everything is good here. I personally like the Mafioso and the Parisian sandwiches

Nick V. (.

This is America.

A jumbled speed bag filled with crushed dreams and gun powder, Frosted Flakes and Mike Tyson’s party favors.

A place where the rabbit hole only gets deeper and deeper, a country of old tired men peddling their lack of substance to a youth on the fringes of madness in society.

But it’s not without its comforts.

Through the hills leaving Los Angeles and into the barren desert landscape of a town that once was less of itself, there exists only one decent deli standing among the ashes of fast food drive through windows and mediocre Mexican restaurants.

As close as you’re going to get to a decent sandwich in this town and half a world away from the region it boasts its roots from, this is Best of Europe.

With shelves filled with oddball favorites like kippers in tomato sauce and German mustard, Best of Europe is the go to eatery for the discerning sandwich connoisseur in this part of the Mojave desert.

I shamelessly ordered a prosciutto di Parma (Mafioso style: olives, Amsterdam cheese, roasted tomato spread, and olive oil on toasted bread) and sat myself at one of just a few tables next to the counter, waiting for my name to be called.

Glorious: “having a striking beauty or splendor that evokes feelings of delighted admiration.”

I sit here in the truck, settled into a semi comfortable front seat of a Jeep covered in the remnants of what was.

I just murdered that sandwich.

It’s as close to a Sicilian style as can be had but well enough, it served its purpose, a flower in a vase at the end of spring.

Salty, briny, toasted, warm and cold, quite an eclectic mix and nothing short of what the doctor ordered.

The engine in my black beauty purrs and roars to life, this stop one of many on the road to my next meal.

Delicious and worth the drive, definitely a go to for the locals.

Two thumbs, deserved.

Stephanie J.

Today was my first time eating there I had a Turkey and Swiss cheese sandwich and it was very delicious, The people was nice and friendly but the place was a little small but other then that everything was great!

Cheri S.

We had stopped at another store in this center so we decided to try this place by chance. We are very happy we did. There is a little seating area inside and a few tables outside. It was fairly busy. There is a small area for European food items and the deli. My husband ordered a capicola sandwich. I ordered pierogies (which I was ecstatic to see). I loved my pierogies! My husband enjoyed his sandwich very much. The bread was soft with a nice firm crust. We will say it had a sweet bread and butter like pickle we were not fans of. We are dill pickle people. Great meal.