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Located in the heart of downtown Bristol, The Subculture Deli is a small, family-owned sub shop and deli. We specialize in crafting premium subs, fresh soups, and sub bowls, all made with high-quality meats and cheeses. Our deli also offers a selection of fine meats and cheeses by the pound. Listed hours may be subject to change based on availability!
Address and Contact Information
Address: 32 6th St, Bristol, TN 37620
Phone: (423) 588-6305
Website: https://thesubculturedeli.com/
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COLD DELI SANDWICHES – FAST AFFORDABLE LUNCH · ROASTED TURKEY · COOKED HAM · ROASTED CHICKEN · LEAN PASTRAMI · B.L.T. (bacon, lettuce, tomato) · OUR FAMOUS TUNA SALAD.
Subculture Deli brings fresh subs to downtown Bristol – WCYB
BRISTOL, Tenn–The Subculture Deli has opened its doors in Bristol, offering a menu centered around fresh, homemade subs.
Reviews
Patrick Biggar
Great new sub sandwich place in Bristol TN. They use Boars Head products. Counter service. Sandwich is made right in front of you and can customize it anyway you like. 10000% better than subway IMHO. Half a sub is enough for one person. Friendly folks.
Two tables and small counter along the windows.
No alcohol.
Delucious food and deli atmoshere.
Eat in or take out
… moreTwo tables and small counter along the windows.
No alcohol.
Delucious food and deli atmoshere.
Eat in or take out
Paul Mills
Such a great new local spot for delicious sandwiches. I definitely recommend checking it out. The staff was very friendly, the food was fresh, and the portion sizes were generous. I ordered the party sub (can’t remember the exact name), and even the half was more than I could finish.
… moreJames Hubbard
Went to the Mountain Empire Comics and noticed the new place. The owner said the food was good. Wife and I decided to try it out. They use Boar’s Head meat. They bake their own bread and it tastes very good. It’s a small place without a lot of seating. The place wasn’t busy but was steady. Highly recommend that you check it out.
… moreBrian Slaughter
Legitimately one of the best sandwiches I’ve ever had. Certainly the best I’ve had in Bristol.
The bread was fresh like it just came out of the oven. Not too dense, not too light, and the meat to bread ratio was spot on. Speaking of meat, you can’t go wrong with Boar’s Head and they weren’t shy with it. They also have Maui onion flavored chips, which any chip-aficionado knows is the best chip flavor. The potato salad was good too but bear in mind it’s the kind with eggs in it and not everyone is into that. I dig it but potato salad is divisive.
They’ve done a nice job with the interior space. It looks neat and clean and the walls are covered with old band posters. The whole place has a cool vibe to it. The dude who made my sandwich (owner, maybe? I guess?) was super welcoming and friendly, even though I showed up before he’d even had the chance to unlock the front door and I caught him in the middle of cutting up veggies.
Granted the place is a bit on the pricey side but honestly what isn’t right now? For what I got, and the quality of the food, I didn’t mind what I paid for it. I’ll definitely be back.
… moreThe bread was fresh like it just came out of the oven. Not too dense, not too light, and the meat to bread ratio was spot on. Speaking of meat, you can’t go wrong with Boar’s Head and they weren’t shy with it. They also have Maui onion flavored chips, which any chip-aficionado knows is the best chip flavor. The potato salad was good too but bear in mind it’s the kind with eggs in it and not everyone is into that. I dig it but potato salad is divisive.
They’ve done a nice job with the interior space. It looks neat and clean and the walls are covered with old band posters. The whole place has a cool vibe to it. The dude who made my sandwich (owner, maybe? I guess?) was super welcoming and friendly, even though I showed up before he’d even had the chance to unlock the front door and I caught him in the middle of cutting up veggies.
Granted the place is a bit on the pricey side but honestly what isn’t right now? For what I got, and the quality of the food, I didn’t mind what I paid for it. I’ll definitely be back.
Jojo Key
The food, especially the house baked bread was delicious. The deli was clean and well decorated. The menu was easy to read. Keep in mind it’s a small place with very limited seating. We were very happy with our In Da Clubs to go.
… moremonie mccoury
A post came up on my Facebook, about Subculture, that Wcyb had done, so decided to give them a try, every order made fresh, homemade Bread, high quality meats, even have veggie subs. Something for everyone.
Great friendly, clean place, it’s a must try!
Will be back!
… moreGreat friendly, clean place, it’s a must try!
Will be back!
J Kurtis
The subs were wonderful, huge portions, great quality ingredients and worth the wait. They weren’t the quickest but they were also extremely busy on a Saturday afternoon and they are super friendly. Lovely little place, we will come back.
… moreCory Singleton
I walked into this deli hungry and emotionally vulnerable. That’s when I met Justin — the Michelangelo of cold cuts. With the grace of a sandwich sensei, he handled my meat with such precision and care that I swear the salami smiled at me.
I asked for a simple sandwich. Justin said, “Trust me.”
I did.
And friends, I have never felt safer.
He sliced, stacked, and layered like a man on a mission from the Meat Gods. By the time he was done, my sandwich had structural integrity, emotional depth, and possibly a mortgage.
10/10 sandwich.
10/10 meat management.
Justin deserves a raise, a trophy, and maybe his own Food Network show: “Just-In Time for Lunch.”
… moreI asked for a simple sandwich. Justin said, “Trust me.”
I did.
And friends, I have never felt safer.
He sliced, stacked, and layered like a man on a mission from the Meat Gods. By the time he was done, my sandwich had structural integrity, emotional depth, and possibly a mortgage.
10/10 sandwich.
10/10 meat management.
Justin deserves a raise, a trophy, and maybe his own Food Network show: “Just-In Time for Lunch.”
Brandon Hard
This place is delicious! The bread is phenomenal, meats and toppings are appropriately proportioned, and the soups are great. Highly recommend.
… moreSarah Morgan
My husband and I both got the sub + soup combo, and they were really good and fresh. The deli is really lovely and sparkling clean, a great downtown addition.
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