Jason's Deli

(Green Food / Grocery Store)

11995 Singletree Ln

Eden Prairie, MN 55344

(952) 944-7200

www.jasonsdeli.com

Jason's Deli is a green food / grocery store located in Eden Prairie MN.

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9 Comments about Jason's Deli

"Damicos & Sons better start working harder. Jason's in town. This place has a massive menu. I love the half soup/sandwich option. I've tried the dip a" - yelp.com

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"Had a chance to try the new Jason's Deli today at a free, pre-opening, lunch. We had about 15 people from work along, so that was a lot of fun. There " - yelp.com

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"I went here for the second time and from the moment i walked in the staff was in my face. My girlfriend was ordering and the guy said well if you want" - urbanspoon.com

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"My only complaint, a minor one a that, was just the wait for my food to be completed. Otherwise, the menu ha a lot of variety and the BLT that I order" - yelp.com

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"My wife and I went to Jason's Deli on Labor Day. The staff opened the door and greeted us as we left and hoped we came back. The place is HUGE!" - yelp.com

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"This is a great restaurant. It has something for everyone, including healthy choices, nutrition information, meat lovers sandwiches, salads,...." - citysearch.com

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"vegetarian french onion soup, baked potatoes the size of your head, and a great salad bar!..." - yelp.com

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"What I like: Sweet tea..gosh its pretty much a good excuse to drink sugar water. Pot Pie soup to go. Creative and yummy. Hit the spot on a cold winter" - yelp.com

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"Yes, Yes, Yes!! The best! The new Pizza is delicious and not overpowering with sauces & cheese. The rest of the menu is phenomenal! No doubt, you will" - yelp.com

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