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Haig’s: An Inner Richmond Delicacy

Updated: Aug 06, 2011 21:53
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Old school.  Cheap.  Delicious.  Haig’s Deli has been serving up delicious, affordable Mediterranean food for decades.  Their food is so good, in fact, that it is sold in stores all over the Bay.

Perhaps I’m partial to Haig’s because it’s only four blocks from my apartment.  In reality, though, Haig’s is great because their food is some of the cheapest and tastiest around.  As is par for the course on most Mediterranean menus, Haig’s offers falafels, dolmas, and (I’ll be damned if it’s not) some of the tastiest hummus around.  Somewhere along the line of serving their family recipes, it was decided to add a more traditional deli element in the form of the sandwich.  Their pastrami and swiss on sourdough is the best in the city.  Check it out for yourself.  The best part, aside from the taste, is that everything on the menu hovers around six bucks.  For the portion sizes, that’s a price that won’t break the bank.

In addition to their Mediterranean delicacies and traditional sandos, Haig’s also sells everything from sweets to exotic teas, coffees, and spices.  Just taking a look at everything they sell is an experience all its own.

If Haig’s isn’t on your list of places at which to grab a quick bite, it should be.  Oh, and the guys behind the counter are as kind as can be.  Be cool.

Haig’s Deli
642 Clement St. (between 7th and 8th Ave.)
[Inner Richmond]
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Photo courtesy of haigsdelicacies.com

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Chris hails from Ventura, California. He was formally educated at the University of Tennessee-Knoxville. While he has no (professional) writing experience he hopes one day to be compensated for his written contributions. Chris likes whiskey, burritos, cheap beer, and mediocre Thai food. He is continually searching for great dive bars.