Kountry Kart Deli

Checked out this deli and sandwich shop in Burlington. It has a crap ton of sandwiches to choose from. Kountry Kart Deli is one of the more cheaply run businesses around here. Basically it's order at the counter and take it to go. There's mostly meaty choices, but they also have falafel among other things.

Big selection of the usual kinds of deli sandwiches to get. It's basically just a place to go into and place an order. Then you wait for it and then you take it to go because there isn't any seating. Opens early. They also have a few breakfast choices like sandwiches that come with eggs and hash browns on these. It's about $11 for Mike's Falafel. This has the choice of coming with creamy dill or tahini. Rest of the menu is typical subs with meats. They also have one with hummus, as well as a peanut butter and jelly sandwich.

Has a lot to get for a small ass deli. It's open early, and also is open later. There's a lot for meat eaters, and there's a few choices for vegans and vegetarians.

Subs are really good but the prices are crazy. Understandable because Burlington is unreasonably expensive in food prices for whatever reason. I order online and pick up so I can't comment on the staff, but I did notice they don't wear any hair protection as other reviews state.

Do recommend

Is $6.75 a sandwich but they charged me $10.25 because I wanted out the sliced bread. They increased the price by 52% but didn't share with me they will charge more. Never mind they charged me 2.25 for 2 small slice of avocado that was not ripe. Terrible service and food. I will never go there again.

Not a hair net in sight and it shows. Smh. Never again.

And the icing on the cake: no contactless pay.

The Philly Shiner is still the king of the breakfast sandwich! Perfectly crunchy, greasy and cheesy.

I LOVE this place, best sandwiches in Burlington. It's a small store front, just head in and pick from the huge menu! Definitely a bit of a hidden gem ;). The hours are so bizarre and you can't trust the posted hours anywhere, but if you catch them open it'll be some of the best food in Burlington. I like the falafel wrap with tzatziki sauce!

I stopped in for a sandwich based on the reviews. They have a really diverse menu of hot and cold sandwiches and burgers. I got a Philly Chicken sandwich and it was very good. Be aware there is no seating, so everything is for take away. The folks at the counter were very helpful. They have refrigerators of cold drinks. I'd go back.

Falafel was good batter was creamy the tossed salad was good the pstrami sandwich was nice a juicy it was good overall

I found the Kountry Kart Deli during my research for a trip to Burlington with my boyfriend. I was excited because it seemed like a great place for a cheap late night bite. That's exactly what it is! They are open 20 hours a day and close at 3 am. There are no tables inside so you get your food to go. My favorite part about KKD is that they serve breakfast sandwiches the entire time they're open, including something called a Shiner, which includes a golden hash brown, egg, American cheese, and other toppings on a toasted bulky roll. They also have grilled sandwiches, wraps and sandwiches, cold subs, melts, salads, vegetarian options, burgers, hot dogs, and fried food munchies! Some of the specialty burgers are not served after midnight and take a little more time to make.

I got the basic shiner with bacon, and my boyfriend ordered the cheesesteak. It did take a little bit for us to get our food, but the people watching there late at night was pretty great (mostly a bunch of drunk college kids). The wait was worth it, though -- the Shiner is one of my favorite breakfast sandwiches. The hash brown was crispy, the bacon was salty, the egg was perfectly cooked, and the cheese was melted. The bun was really soft but definitely held up well. Ask for hot sauce and you're good to go! The cheesesteak was also good with lots of veggies and tons of cheese, but I'm a big breakfast sandwich person. We found a bench nearby and chowed down on our midnight snack. I would absolutely be back for another Shiner!

Used to be one of my favorite sandwich spots since my UVM days in the 90's. Just stopped by and had a lame, dry, roast beast sub and a Cajun chicken salad. No dressing offered, no fork for salad, a minuscule portion of chicken. The only thing they included for free was a hair in the salad. Thankfully, their prices have only increased by 30% since just before the pandemic.