Ed’s Delicatessen - (Near Edwardsville, IL)

5 /5 Lisa Fox: Ed’s Delicatessen hits the sweet spot between classic deli comfort and a relaxed, modern hangout. We had the Reuben (served with a bright, flavorful olive salad) and the Mortadella sandwich—both satisfying and well-balanced. The Mortadella was a nostalgic reminder for my husband of his East Coast deli days, which made it especially meaningful. The drink menu adds to the fun with a great mix of cocktails and beers, including the Rhubarb Gin Fizz. With its chilled, easygoing vibe, Ed’s is an easy place to settle in—and we’re already looking forward to coming back to try their ever-evolving small plates menu.

5 /5 Kara Mumme: Everything looked so good, our group of 4 ordered basically everything and shared! It was so delicious! The bartender made drinks that went really well with the meal. Highly recommend this deli!!

5 /5 sassyhipmom: This was my first experience at this main street restaurant. Met a friend around 11:30 a.m. on a Monday and very little traffic with no issues parking. I will say that this is a deli with an elevated experience. Getting your sandwhich staple with a side of local charm and plated art, the prices are higher. If you want to go to a local chain, then do so, but I see this as a place that you are paying for chefs hands on experience & knowledge in giving a gastro experience. I had the tomato soup and half wdege salad, water and I chose a delicious sweet treat (pecan bar) for dessert to the tune of $31 including tip. Weekly visit? Probably not, but definitely once a month. Everything looked and tasted FANTASTIC!! Kudos on the wedge salad with the most wonderful house ranch dressing Ive ever had. As I usually opt for a vinegarette based salad, this little wedge was packed full of fresh lettuce, crispy bacon (which may be locally sourced) tomatos blue cheese and of course the signature house ranch. The tomato soup was sprinkled with Parmesan and felt like a hug on the wet and gloomy day. Ill let my friend review her own sandwhich, but she was happy to take half of it back to the office and have it for lunch tomorrow. She also devoured the butterscotch pudding as her sweet treat. Is it worth the stop? Yes. Is it worth the price? EMPHATICALLY YES.

5 /5 Whitney in the City: Ed’s needs to be at the top of your list to try ASAP! The sandwiches are huge and pack a full punch of so much delicious flavor! I ordered the Reuben, my friends ordered the Turkey on Focaccia & Roast Beef sandwich and they were all AMAZING! For sides we got the cucumber salad and olive salads.. def recommend everything on the menu! Important tip: save room for dessert The staff was super helpful and service was very fast. The ambiance is very welcoming. Can’t wait to go back!

5 /5 Kelly T: Really, really good! The roast beef and Reuben sandwiches, wedge salad, vegetable beef soup, and spicy Asian cucumber salad were all delicious. Roast beef was the best I can recall having. They wait on you at the table if you eat in, and its a very comfortable, open and clean looking, friendly environment. The quality and taste are well worth the prices in my opinion. We will be back.