The Red Pepper Deli
103 E Main St, LaGrange, KY, 40031
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Address :
103 E Main St
LaGrange, KY, 40031 - Phone (502) 225-0770
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Opening Hours
- Mon :10:30 am - 6:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Parking : Street
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : No
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : No
Caters : Yes
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Ruah F.
The artichoke tomato soup and ultimate grilled cheese are fabulous!
(4)C K.
Love love love the food here. Always a crowd which speaks to its good eats! Try it, you'll love it.
(5)Samara B.
We stopped in for lunch on a Wednesday before the lunch rush. The place is super cozy and has a hometown feel. I ordered the tomato and artichoke soup and the pimento grilled cheese sandwich. I was not impressed with the soup. The soup seemed bland. However, the grilled pimento cheese was amazing. No seriously. You should order the grilled pimento cheese sandwich. The bread was a golden brown toasted sourdough and the pimento cheese was creamy, melty and so tasty. Everyone else seemed to enjoy what they were having (except the soup). Over all, this is a place I would go again, just make sure you go early or you will wait in line.
(4)Justin W.
This place is timeless and just perfect! We stopped here while road tripping, and were so glad we did. We will probably make this a normal road stop anytime we drive through now. We had some delicious sandwich and soup action, and a cream stuffed cookie sandwich that was great. It is super cool because it is literally right next to the train tracks. I figured the tracks would not be operations, but much to our surprise the train drove just feet away from us and our car while we were eating. It was super neat, and reminded me of good old days and movies. The service was super nice, down-to-earth folks. You should definitely come here.
(5)Emily R.
Delightful! Great sandwiches. Small location, so tuck in your elbows. Seating isn't my favorite. Awesome salads and good deserts. Worth going out of our way to eat here.
(5)Dakota G.
Definitely among one of my favorite local delis I've ever been to. I've haven't had an item on their menu so far that I didn't like.
(5)Richard F.
Decided to post an update since my recent visit. The food is still very good and they serve nice size portions but, I was disappointed in the condition of the place. We arrived about 12:30 and the floor was a mess and the tables were dirty and sticky. We got our food and ate but, nothing was cleaned the whole time we were there. That's why I dropped my rating down. I'm not sure I want to go back very soon.
(4)Lauren O.
The Red Pepper serves up quite a variety of tasty sandwiches (both hot & cold), wraps, soups, and salads. Delicious, fresh deli fare. Their tomato & artichoke soup, greek salad, and extreme grilled cheese (made with creamy butterkase) are especially yummy. They also have several homemade pasta salads, a fantastic potato salad, and homemade desserts. They also offer entrees like quiche and mac & cheese, too, though the selection varies from day to day. Seating is tight, and the Red Pepper can get crowded at lunchtime. You'll wonder exactly how you're supposed to squeeze that many people into a space at once. Vegetarian offerings are limited - only about 3 sandwiches, just a couple of soups, and about half the salads are veggie. The Red Pepper also has a catering business that I've never used, but that I know caters quite a few events. It's a great local restaurant and definitely the best deli in LaGrange.
(4)Libby V.
Ted T. has been raving about this find of his. He turned me on to Yelp several years ago - an avid user to find "out of the way places" but never shares his experiences here. What's that about Ted? But I digress - its all about the food and here is my story... Birthday getaway, and this was the first stop. Hubby and I were hungry, but I could tell he was unsure about this small town "hole in the wall" I made a believer of him. The town itself should be a study in revitalization. Looking like a time warp, it's now full of antique stores and art gallaries. Nice. The deli is small, but very cute. A display case filled with the most delicious looking salads. A menu full of wonderful sandwiches, salads, soups and wraps. Hard to decide but I ended up with the Red Pepper Chicken - spicy grilled chicken, roasted red pepper mayo, bacon, havarti cheese, lettuce, tomato and onions on french bread and the soup of the day - Tomato Artichoke. I think my eyes must have rolled back in my head at the first bite...OMG good. I gulped it all down. Hubby had the "Old Ham" (go figure) - honey ham and swiss melted on a toasted kaiser roll with red onions, romaine, tomatoes and house honey mustard spread. Everything from scratch here! It sure was quite when we were eating...I suspect he was rubbing his thigh in glee while he scarfed his food down.There were chips and a pickle with everything. Both our lunches came in a $6.25. Most things on the menu are $6.25 - the highest price is $6.75. Holy Batman - you can't eat at McDonald's for that anymore! Great pricing. Anytime I am in this area I will be eating here just like Ted does. He eats one sandwich and gets another to go for dinner that night - sounds like a good idea. Maybe someday I'll even run into Ted here...and I'll get his photo to "out" him on Yelp. It's time he came out of the Yelp closet!! I'm Libby V. and I endorse this review.
(4)Suzanne B.
I had food from the Red Pepper at a catered lunch and it was delicious! The first thing that struck me was the smell of fresh red onions on the salad that was brought. Accompanied by blue cheese and mandarin oranges over romaine lettuce, it was a good mix of savory, crunchy, and sweet. We also enjoyed a bowtie pasta salad with a sweet Asian-tasting glaze. I had to limit myself to one serving of that one, otherwise I would have easily eaten the entire pan of it and spent the next week in a carb coma as a result. Highly recommended! The sandwich tray we had included a good variety of breads, wraps, meats, and vegeterian options with savory spreads such as spicy mustard and horseradish. The meal rounded out with some fudgy dark chocolate brownies dusted in confectioner's sugar and was the perfect way to satisfy my sweet tooth for the afternoon. Overall, I would highly recommend the Red Pepper catering and I will look forward to going to the brick and mortar location for a meal sometime soon!
(4)Anne B.
Great local spot! Filling and delicious! The red pepper chicken is definitely one of the best
(5)Colton W.
I don't come to La Grange that often, but all my local friends tell me this is the best place to grab lunch. The staff were very kind and attentive and the restaurant has a very small town feel, but the dinning area is very small. The sandwich I got (Jailbreak) was good, but the slaw it came with had far to much mayo. Would definitely go back and try a different sandwich.
(4)Peggy L.
Took the family for lunch. Long line to order. Three sandwiches, soup and a pasta salad. Family said the sandwiches were fresh but too spicy. Pickles snappy and sour. Tomato artichoke soup arrived hot but way too much cream which drowned out the flavors. Chicken chipotle pasta had al dente noodles but again, way too much mayo which didn't add to the dish. Disappointed.
(3)Douglas W.
This place rock is all good. Small town feel, great hospitality. Everyone is super nice.
(5)Dani D.
Abundance of choices and always fresh. Soup and side dishes change daily so you have to call to find out your options. Staff is always helpful but a bit rushed due to their short hours and high volume. Tomato and artichoke soup is a staple and a favorite of mine.
(4)Andy C.
Website says they're open on Sunday, but after a 4 hour drive, turns out they're not. Update your website, please!!!
(1)Woody W.
Absolutely without a doubt the BEST sandwich shop on main street. The food is fresh and reasonably priced, the service is great. Try the pastas they are always good.
(5)Rhonda G.
Both the LaGrange and Crestwood location are consistently good quality. Fresh ingredients and really good bread for the sandwiches. The bow tie pasta side is really good. I have tried wraps and sandwiches and never been disappointed. I recommend the Greek salad, Pesto Chicken sandwich, and Fiesta Turkey sandwich. The downside of the LaGrange location is that the chairs and tables are really crammed in because they usually need the seating. It makes it difficult to walk around when refilling drinks etc. A plus is the train which often comes right down the street right past the window. Very Mayberry!
(4)Michelle C.
This little cafe was actually really yummy :) I went around 2 on a weekday and they we're slow which is nice since all of the reviews indicated it can get pretty busy around lunch time. I got the Italian sammy and sub'd potato salad for my chips. The sandwich was delicious! The bread was toasted to perfection and had really yummy fillings for a standard Italian sub. Their potato salad was really good also, the only thing I didn't like was the celery but I over looked that because of the taste. I'll for sure be back here next time I'm in LaGrange :)
(4)ginelle n.
Had the 4 way sandwich. Corned beef and homemade slaw were very good. My daughter had the tomato artichoke soup and it was hearty.
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