You'll Constantly Crave The Sandwiches At This Small Lunch Deli In Idaho

 Is there a food item that you constantly crave? Whether you have one or a long list, you’ll find yourself adding the sandwiches at Big Bear Deli to that list. This lunch deli in Post Falls may be small but the sandwiches here are delicious. A visit to this deli in Idaho may just be the best stop you make during the day.

Big Bear Deli is the place to go in Post Falls when you want a fresh and delicious sandwich.
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The inside of this lunch deli isn’t large and elaborate but the building isn’t the reason you come to this restaurant in Idaho.
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It is definitely the sandwiches! There is an assortment of sandwiches on the menu and each is made with fresh ingredients, perfectly-sliced meats, and lots of toppings.
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There’s quite a variety of sandwich options and if you can’t seem to choose, try the daily special. These specials change each day and range from sandwiches like a panini to a Shrimp Po’Boy.
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Sandwiches aren’t the only thing you can order at Big Bear Deli. You’ll also want to order a bowl of homemade soup. The soups on the menu rotate each day so make sure you visit often and try every single one.
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You can also purchase a cold beer or a canned cocktail to pair with your sandwich. It is the perfect meal to help you through the rest of your day.
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Big Bear Deli is open Monday through Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. You can learn more about this lunch deli in Idaho on its Facebook page.

Have you been to this small lunch deli in Post Falls? What did you order and what was your experience like? Let us know in the comments!

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