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OoOOoo Man...WOW!!. Undoubtedly among the top sandwich places you will ever go. Absolutely a must go!!!…
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Schiller’s German Delicatessan
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Stopped in today for two Rubens, Awesome as usual. I have been coming here for about 25yrs and it is always a pleasure. Great food and great people!…
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Authentic German. Stopped in for a sandwich the other day - greeted by the nicest little German lady. She cut fresh meat from the deli case and stacke…
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Schiller’s German Delicatessan
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Schiller's German Delicatessan serves Coffee and Tea, German and Sandwich. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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10 Reviews on “Schiller’s German Delicatessan”
Nice people. Recently had them cater a luncheon. Apple Strudel was memorable. Good Experience.
The best deli in Tampa. This is an authentic German deli. Schiller’s is one of the oldest delis in Tampa. The deli was opened by the Schiller family in 1952 and has been owned and operated by the Trunk family for the past twenty-three years. There are a few shelves of German foods and a German beer section in the back of Schiller’s, but the main attraction at the little place is clearly the deli and its long list of German sandwiches.No South Tampa pomp & circumstance here—-just excellent sandwiches, sides, & beer. We own our own restaurant (Pinky’s Diner) and our go-to place for sandwiches (other than our own restaurant!) is Schiller’s.
Yum!. I’ve been getting a ham and swiss on pumpernickel sandwiches at Schiller’s for at least 30 years; it was my favorite after school snack stop. They taste exactly the same everytime…delicious! Consistently great food and friendly service. Try the German potato salad. The beer selection is very good too!
I Love this place. German coldcuts and sandwiches. good continental beer and choclate selection. Nice family run deli
This restaunt is the best everthingvthing is yreat
Great sandwichs for lunch….watch out though things add up quickly since all items are priced individually.
Real Reubens. No thousand-island dressing here! The sauerkraut is homemade and everything is fresh and delicious. Even my ultra-picky tweenage cousins hound me to take them to Schiller’s for after-school sandwiches. Tiny market stocks German cookies, jams, crackers, cheeses and beer.