Full Belli Deli, located at 209 S Front St, Townsend, Montana, is a family-owned establishment, known for its fresh sandwiches piled high with quality deli meats and cheeses, homemade sausages, meat sticks, and delicious pizzas. The deli also offers breadsticks, nachos, salads, and seasonal dishes. As of March 2025, the Deli is under new ownership, and is bringing back quality ingredients, original recipes, as well as some amazing new recipes. Stop by and see us on your way to the lake, on your way through town, on your lunch break, or anytime between 10:00 am and 7:00 pm!
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Great sandwich selection and incredibly friendly staff. Spots to eat outside on nice days and there’s indoor tables and a couple bar stools for colder days.
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Tara Griffeth
This place hasn’t changed since I was a kid. I can’t wait to come back, I have to stop multiple times when I am in town or passing through. A MUST stop if you are in the area. Ingredients have always been fresh, bread must be homemade. I dream about the bread! You won’t regret it.
… moreJohnW Miller
Review – Full Belli Deli – 9/22/2025
I was SO excited for today’s ROMEO (Retired Old Men Eating Out) Club adventure that I could hardly wait for Monday to arrive! My excitement started Friday night. Our family was planning a donut outing for early Saturday morning at Mountie Moose bakery in Townsend, MT, a small town about a half hour east of our base of operations in East Helena. As I was checking out their location on my cell phone map I noticed a place near the bakery named, “Full Belli Deli” and I just knew, deep in my soul, that I had found a potential hidden treasure. I checked out their website, Facebook page, and Google reviews and decided that we needed to pay them a call.
On Saturday I stopped in and picked up one of their menus, which I showed to Otto on Sunday. We saw that they make their own sausage there and were surprised that their menu includes breakfast items.
Otto had his heart set on trying their breakfast pizza, stating, “I’ve never heard of breakfast pizza before.” I was leaning toward the biscuits and gravy, although I knew it wouldn’t be as good as my wife’s, but the fact that Full Belli Deli makes their own sausage had me heading in that direction.
Sadly, they stopped serving breakfast right before we arrived. It would be really nice if restaurants that stop serving breakfast right before you get there would clearly state that on their website or Facebook page, or SOMEWHERE! (This isn’t the first time we’ve been disappointed.)
After we had expressed our disappointment and dried our tears, Otto ordered the Philly Cheese Steak Sub, while I settled on the Italian Sub. We both added a fountain drink, (coffee didn’t appear to be an option.) Refills are $1.
As we sat down to await our order I noticed that there was no background music, just the loud humming of refrigeration units keeping the ingredients cool.
Like Subway these folks assemble the sandwiches where you can see them. Unlike Subway they slice the meat to order, so it just tastes fresher.
And the sandwich was very fresh and tasty.
The bun had obviously been recently baked. Its texture was sturdy enough to keep the pile of meat and veggies under control, but soft and tender enough to add to the “taste value.” We both ordered the large sandwiches and they were easily a foot long or greater.
This location is a popular spot for local workers: guys in ball caps, t-shirts, and jeans, construction workers, and farmhands – the kind of guys that make America great.
After we were finished with our sandwiches, we went up to the counter to check out the meat sticks. The staff behind the counter was very friendly and offered helpful suggestions. Their house-made meat sticks are $2.50 or you can get a 10 pack for $25. We purchased some meat sticks to go.
Otto said that this place reminded him of the New York style delis that he used to frequent in Florida and commented that his Philly Cheese Steak Sub was “really good.” My sandwich was about a thousand times better than any subs that I can remember. The tomatoes, lettuce and onions were super fresh and crisp while the Italian-style meats were well-seasoned and slightly spicy.
I believe that if we lived in Townsend we would quickly become regulars. Were the amazing subs worth the half hour drive? Probably. But if you’re already heading east from Helena it is definitely worth a stop. (We just need to get up earlier if we’re going to get the breakfast pizza.)
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… moreI was SO excited for today’s ROMEO (Retired Old Men Eating Out) Club adventure that I could hardly wait for Monday to arrive! My excitement started Friday night. Our family was planning a donut outing for early Saturday morning at Mountie Moose bakery in Townsend, MT, a small town about a half hour east of our base of operations in East Helena. As I was checking out their location on my cell phone map I noticed a place near the bakery named, “Full Belli Deli” and I just knew, deep in my soul, that I had found a potential hidden treasure. I checked out their website, Facebook page, and Google reviews and decided that we needed to pay them a call.
On Saturday I stopped in and picked up one of their menus, which I showed to Otto on Sunday. We saw that they make their own sausage there and were surprised that their menu includes breakfast items.
Otto had his heart set on trying their breakfast pizza, stating, “I’ve never heard of breakfast pizza before.” I was leaning toward the biscuits and gravy, although I knew it wouldn’t be as good as my wife’s, but the fact that Full Belli Deli makes their own sausage had me heading in that direction.
Sadly, they stopped serving breakfast right before we arrived. It would be really nice if restaurants that stop serving breakfast right before you get there would clearly state that on their website or Facebook page, or SOMEWHERE! (This isn’t the first time we’ve been disappointed.)
After we had expressed our disappointment and dried our tears, Otto ordered the Philly Cheese Steak Sub, while I settled on the Italian Sub. We both added a fountain drink, (coffee didn’t appear to be an option.) Refills are $1.
As we sat down to await our order I noticed that there was no background music, just the loud humming of refrigeration units keeping the ingredients cool.
Like Subway these folks assemble the sandwiches where you can see them. Unlike Subway they slice the meat to order, so it just tastes fresher.
And the sandwich was very fresh and tasty.
The bun had obviously been recently baked. Its texture was sturdy enough to keep the pile of meat and veggies under control, but soft and tender enough to add to the “taste value.” We both ordered the large sandwiches and they were easily a foot long or greater.
This location is a popular spot for local workers: guys in ball caps, t-shirts, and jeans, construction workers, and farmhands – the kind of guys that make America great.
After we were finished with our sandwiches, we went up to the counter to check out the meat sticks. The staff behind the counter was very friendly and offered helpful suggestions. Their house-made meat sticks are $2.50 or you can get a 10 pack for $25. We purchased some meat sticks to go.
Otto said that this place reminded him of the New York style delis that he used to frequent in Florida and commented that his Philly Cheese Steak Sub was “really good.” My sandwich was about a thousand times better than any subs that I can remember. The tomatoes, lettuce and onions were super fresh and crisp while the Italian-style meats were well-seasoned and slightly spicy.
I believe that if we lived in Townsend we would quickly become regulars. Were the amazing subs worth the half hour drive? Probably. But if you’re already heading east from Helena it is definitely worth a stop. (We just need to get up earlier if we’re going to get the breakfast pizza.)
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Bonnie Long
We came upon this place as we were traveling north from Kansas. Stopped for a couple of sandwiches, which were great – very generous with the meat. We also ended up buying a couple pkgs of their meat sticks and they were delicious.
On our way back home we decided to stop again and purchased sandwiches and this time several pkgs of their meat sticks. They offered a new flavor jalapeno pepper jack and although we’ve not tasted them yet they assured us they were fabulous and based upon the previous purchase we have no doubt.
We were hauling our camper plus trailer so we had to park across the street, which worked out perfect for us. We will stop again next year as we travel north.
The gals working were friendly and helpful.
Definitely worth the stop.
… moreOn our way back home we decided to stop again and purchased sandwiches and this time several pkgs of their meat sticks. They offered a new flavor jalapeno pepper jack and although we’ve not tasted them yet they assured us they were fabulous and based upon the previous purchase we have no doubt.
We were hauling our camper plus trailer so we had to park across the street, which worked out perfect for us. We will stop again next year as we travel north.
The gals working were friendly and helpful.
Definitely worth the stop.
Mary Bennett
I have gone to full belli deli, off and on over the years, the food and meats are usually good. I stopped going as often for a time (like for over 2 years) because the prices for the food seemed very steep. Like an Italian sub had a thin layer of meat, and lettuce and tomato..Italian subs are usually a medium to large stacked sub. I would eat half one day for lunch/dinner and eat the other half the next day type of big….the ones I had before I could actually eat a whole sub, just to feel full…so, I just opted to not eat there. Since the new owners bought it, it has come back in a big way. I ordered my Italian sub, and was not disappointed. It was large, full of meat, cheese and the veggies (the works) and I was able to have my 2 meals off one sandwich again! Im so happy that it is under new ownership, because this place is fantastic!
… moreRobert McCormack
I had the Philly sandwich. It wasn’t a traditional Philly cheese steak but was a good steak sandwich. I’m from the Philly suburbs, so am kind of biased having grown up eating the original each week. Good sandwich though!
… moreVincent Stephan
I’ve always loved this place. My only complaint isn’t even a compliant. There isn’t anywhere nowadays you can order good real hot tasty food. That used to be this place . Oh well. Still great food just don’t know if I should have to pay .50 for banana peppers on my Italian sub. I support the small business though. Just a critique. You still want to keep customers i take it. $12 for a 6″ sub is something most people can’t afford these days.
… moreKatie
Been wanting to eat here for a long time. Finally stopped in today and it did not disappoint. One of the best deli sandwiches I’ve had in a long time. Lots of fresh ingredients and great meat choices. I’m looking forward to trying other things on their menu soon.
… moreAndrea Noreen
I have to say, I don’t know what has happened in the last handful of years. I know this place was for sale, and I’m guessing it sold. For 12 years we have stopped in for jerky every single trip to the dentist. It was 20$ for 1 lb. of jerky and it was delicious, literally the best in the state. The last few trips we have still stopped in, even though the jerky is expensive and not great anymore. Last week was our last stop in ever. It is $32 for a 1/2 lb. It was frozen, which was fine, most of the time it has been. I left it in the fridge a few days and was looking forward to trying it, praying it had gotten better. I opened it tonight, and A: it is so thick it is still raw (I had my husband also check, he agreed it was raw and to not eat it) and not fully dehydrated, (which you could get sick from), and B: 3 peices and one small peice the size of my thumb nail- For $32. Sorry but we won’t be back anymore. Used to be a fantastic place. I have a picture of the raw jerky if it will let me post.
… moreSarah Phipps
Love Full Belli Deli so much!!! Their sandwiches are so good with good bread, fresh veggies and tasty meat! Their black peppered jerky is made of dreams! I love the patio addition as well! This is a great place worth a little drive!
… moreJody Coombs
A bit pricy but an excellent sandwich, friendly service. Overall great place
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