Deli Med in Preston

Went to this hidden gem whilst shopping in Preston. First visit. Friendly staff great food and excellent value.

After shopping, called into this nice restaurant for lunch, what lovely food and good service we had, got to say how good the Cauliflower & Lancashire cheese soup was, it was excellent. Will look forward to returning back for another meal in the future...

Went for lunch one afternoon, place was cold and felt damp. Ordered two sandwiches which i could of got from a supermarket, not much taste and very expensive! Won't be returning in a hurry or recommending.

Food is average, about the level of a sandwich bar but a lot more expensive. This place is ok but a little tired and needs a revamp in all honesty. Probably best described as a quick lunch sandwich from work.

En las raras visitas a Preston, ahora nos hacen un punto de comer en Deli Med. De hecho, es una de las razones por las que debes ir. El cuidado con los proveedores de los ingredientes compensa invertir en Layas y, aunque me pregunto yo voy a probar algo diferente, no puedo resistir la/sandwich de sopa combinación. El ciabatta fresca está tapizado lleno y siempre hay una selección de sopas interesantes.

Deli med dispone de un restaurante contiguo que se llama Cafe Med.Este comentario es sobre Cafe Med que isset en un bonito patio con un montón de asientos al aire libre si el clima es agradable ... si no muy espacioso restaurante interior. Sirve cocina italiana, española y la comida griega. Ya que los dueños son griego que es su especialidad pero habiendo visitado dos veces y consumen tanto tapas y comida tradicional griega la comida es simplemente fantástico. Durante la primera visita comimos souvlaki de pollo (kebab griego) y padre tenía Kelefiticos (plato griego de cordero) y los dos preciosas y acompañada por una gran carta de vinos y un servicio de primera categoría. segunda visita- tapas igualmente preciosa recomendar la paella y mi madre las sardinas, señaló que sabía exactamente igual que tenían en Rodas unos meses antes. Teníamos los postres griegos de baklava y otro plato de paastry que nombre se me escapa pero era una miel realizados y pastelería. Ambos sirven con iecream y miel. En general más hermoso lugar, comida y un servicio de primera clase y se pueden comprar los productos en la tienda al lado ganar ganar! :)

Fuera de compras con mi esposa, me apetecía algo ligero para el almuerzo. No queríamos ir a la cadena habitual de tiendas de café o el café en los grandes almacenes. Lo pasamos de maravilla y encontré Deli Med. Este lugar tenía un buen ambiente tan pronto como entramos. La comida era sencilla pero bien organizado, parecía fresco y diferente. Café era bueno y fresco. Había un pedazo de pastel, estancia peluche. Buen servicio, descubrimiento y obtener una mejor almuerzo. darle una oportunidad, no te decepcionará.

Lovely Mediterranean style food, great soups, lovely breads and a host of options. Good sized portions, reasonable prices, nice deli counter. The only down side is that it's quite small.

Very high standards and nothing is too much trouble. Home made soups are delicious. Best lunch or coffee spot in Preston city centre

Cuando voy en siempre me dan la misma cálida bienvenida y por supuesto la comida.

So glad I don't work in Preston every day or it would cost me a fortune - lovely friendly service, and the best sandwich I've had in a long time - olive bread, Serrano ham, manchego cheese and chutney - fabulous - not the cheapest but worth every penny

Brilliant lunch venue in Preston! I usually visit 2 / 3 times a week and the food, service and ambiance is spot on. Couldn't recommend more!

Short visit to Preston on a rainy day for car repairs and this coffee shop made our day. Such friendly service and delicious coffee and brownie.

Really friendly service, lots of home made produce, excellent generoussandwiches. Why not avoid the androgynous chain restaurants and support small businesses.

Popped into this place with my partner for lunch .Wonderful home made soups , very imaginative and tasty sandwiches, good healthy salads and incredible cakes, made by the owners Mother , washed down with excellent coffee. Pleasant decor ,friendly owners/staff and reasonably priced .A very superior establishment to a lot of the cafes in Preston .Then returned home and read the review posted by JermaineB1 , one of us must be wrong .

I popped into this place for a sandwich for lunch, hoping for something substantial. I saw a sign directing me to a place where I could purchase "the king of sandwiches". i ordered the chorizo & goats cheese sandwich, which came to £4.99 as all their sandwiches do. when I saw the roll upon my sandwich was to be born, I knew immediately this sandwich was no king, but more a starving pauper, not substantial enough to fill the stomach of anyone. I've definitely burned more calories writing this review than I gained from that sandwich.

Lovely fresh food as usual. Its tucked away from the high street and the staff are always attentive and friendly. I only wish it was open a little bit later for an early evening tipple (as I've heard the wine is excellent!)

This little gem tucked away near winkley square in preston town centre ,serves a range of home made soups and sandwiches, based a little on the Mediterranean food, serving garlic sausage and olives, and speciality cheeses, the food really is a delight to eat and the coffees excellent, not the cheapest deli you will visit , but well worth the money

Have been to this deli plenty of times it's alright nothing to shout about. the food it good quality but it lacks soul and the staff have very little knowledge of the product. A good selection of meats cheese and other Mediterranean treats just a shame its not quite living up to its potential. Overall you get fed and it does taste nice most of the time, but for the price you kind of wish it had some heart.

Loved the flavour, the imaginative menu, the friendliness, and Deli Med's happiness in letting me taste before I decided. Another great addition to Preston's growing high quality independent small eateries

Called in for lunch with fiends and found great service and food. Very tasty and freshly prepared to your wishes. Fast and efficient but wit lots of smiles from the staff made lunch a very pleasent expeience.Cakes were home made and delicious.We will return to this super cafe

We enjoy the wonderful, unusual soup that the owner makes. Nice place for coffee and cake or something quick but filling.

Can the vegetarian's report really be about the lovely Nathan, who, with his charming staff goes out of his way to please? A braggart he is not. Must be another café. They don't come much better than Deli Med in Preston, which is an oasis in a city that has a glut of fast food outlets. Here the Mediterranean flavour is at its best. And the coffee can't be equalled locally either.

I went for lunch with a friend, I like to go to pieces off the main street because they tend to be quieter. Deli Med is a minutes walk from the main shopping area and serves food ideal for lunch.We had soup and a sandwich, it was very tasty. Prices were fine but any higher would be too much.Service excellent, seemed really friendly.I would definitely return.

if your looking for something simple, yet different, then deli med is brilliant. Great food, great service. Prices are reasonable, if a little too high to become a regular stop for me personally, I would have no hesitations returning!

Deli Med. We have shopped for many years in Preston and never seemed to pick a good spot for lunch until last week when we chanced upon the Deli Med in Winkley St. We had the soup and sandwich option; the Chickpea & Chorizo soup was delicious and the accompanying Crayfish sandwich equally satisfying. The service was efficient and friendly and we knew we'd picked a good one when all the tables rapidly filled after our own arrival. Great stuff, we'll certainly be calling again.

Stopped here for a quick bite to eat whilst shopping and being the only two customers in at lunch we could here the 'chef', who was sat outside, loudly talking about how to make a great paella. Anyway, ordered two hummus baguettes and they arrived with barely a handful of salad and hardly any crisps, less than one packet between two diners,I don't want to know were the remainder of the packet went. By now the 'chef' had moved inside but was still talking loudly about his culinary genius, almost like he has a point to prove to the world. Overall, I really won't be rushing back.

Been a few times and found the quality to be very good, Service is brisk, and they have a nice deli, salads, soup etc. Had a very nice but SMALL salad ( nearly £8.00 ). Good ingredients, but for the size it was somewhat overpriced I thought, so that would be my only criticism..Otherwise a nice venue.Dr Malc

I live on winckley street in Preston and like to eat out for lunch and dinner.. And out of all the places in Preston I come here ever day for his awesome sandwiches and quirky but incredibly delicious soups.. Yesterday I had parsnip and apple and it was so nice! I would recommend this place to anyone that comes to preston for lunch! He puts everything into each dish and makes sure it's perfection before he serves it!! And don't even get me start on the homemade cakes!! Trust me.. Just try this place!!! If you don't.. Your missing out...

we have eaten several times in this restaurant and we are never disappointed. the staff are always friendly and the restaurant light clean and airy. We have had fantastic homemade soups and beautiful sandwiches but on Saturday my husband and I went in and had the most amazinghome made coffee and walnut cake and a drink of tea this restaurant beats all others in Prestonand a great place to stop and recharge whilst shopping.

Simply excellent good value freshly made as you wait great to call in when limited for time. Good central location

Had a panini. It was good quality but very small. It did little to satiate the appetite and was hungry again an hour later. Not worth £5.99. Service was prompt and polite though.

The fact you can try something new everyday is a bonus, but they make the best soups in Preston! The time, effort and passion put into each dish is reflected in both the presentation and taste. You have to come here, do not miss out!

My wife and I were literally wandering around Preston this morning trying to find somewhere new to have a good drink of coffee. We walked on to Winckley St and found ourselves outside Deli Med, being a "devil may care" kind of couple we decided to try it - what a good decision it was! The place is light, pleasant and with a relaxed continental vibe. The coffee was excellent and was good value. They offer food always made with local produce, and certainly it sounds attractive.but that is for another day. The staff were friendly, attentive and chatty, but above all they serve good coffee! Give it a go, you will not regret it.

This is a great little restaurant for a lunch. There is a good variety of hot and cold food which is is all freshly prepared and beautifully presented. The staff are friendly and welcoming and the menu is interesting with really good specials and soups added every day. The Deli counter offers the chance to buy bits to take home and use in your own cooking. Prices are very reasonable.

I think it's fair to say that Preston lacks a contingent of good eateries, and this place stands out a mile from most in the city center. The produce is locally sourced, versatile and imaginative, with quite a lot of dishes to choose from despite the size of the place. It's perfect for a lazy lunch. My girlfriend and I will definitely be back.

Preston is such a nice place to shop but where to find a nice place to have a snack on a Saturday .When you want a bit of peace and quite Deli Med is just the place great food and such nice people running it

I have noted a couple of derogatory reviews about Deli Med with which I cannot agree. I find the owner and staff charming and caring and only too eager to cater for individual needs. There is nowhere else in the middle of Preston that comes up with such tasty dishes, excellent coffee, or delicious home-made cakes. Every success to them.

Living in Preston I think the places to eat in the town centre for lunch if you don't want to eat at chain are very limited, so it was great to find Deli Med just off Fishergate. The selection of sandwiches and salads is great and they also have yummy homemade cakes if you still have room. The service is also fantastic with the owner being extremely knowledgeable and passionate about the products he sells, we will definitely be going back.

Totally recommend this hidden gem which offers a range of soup / sandwich options / sharing platter and home mad cakes and pastries. A welcoming hello adds to the experience. The question has to be why wait in a queue at a high st coffee chain when a few yards from Fishergate is this lovely little outfit complete with table service.

My sister and I were looking for somewhere to have lunch and by chance we found the Deli Med. What a lovely choice it turned out to be. There was so much to choose from and we wanted to start with a soup, but couldn't choose which one, so with no further ado the proprietor let us sample the soup. We had a lovely lunch and everything was freshly made while we waited. The staff are very friendly and take great care of all those dining in the restaurant. It is well worth a visit - the restaurant is spotlessly clean and it is so nice to have food which is fresh. We shall return.

We enjoyed an excellent lunch, high quality ingredients with a Mediterranean feel. All very fresh and lovely artisan breads. Served with a friendly attitude, will be coming back!

I am not sure, why this is still called the same name, when it has different owners. I hadn't been here for sometime. I really liked the former cafe, because it was something different. There's not much of a deli now and nothing to buy. I looked at the menu, but it seemed very limited. I just had a drink, there were only two choices of juice and mine tasted like long life. I won't return. It also seemed very quiet with only one table occupied.

We visited here last week there were plenty of seats which were comfy, staff attentive and friendly, they have wifi, they provided us with two very tasty salads which we really enjoyed, they were rather expensive £7 but we did enjoy it. We were planning to spend a little less. The drinks were delicious - a lovely pot of tea and a cocoa.

Visited Deli Med on Friday 11th April 2014 and i really enjoyed my experience at thisestablishment. The service was excellent and the salami sandwich with fig chutney i ordered deliciously fresh and tasty. I will definitely be going back next time I'm in the area.

Have visited this venue over the years. Late in 2013 it was taken over by new owners and the result has been fantastic. All the food it freshly made on a daily basis with a soup and sandwich option being great value. A range of home made cakes compliment an afternoon tea or coffee. The ambiance is welcoming and made to feel a valued customer. I strongly recommend a visit and you will not be disappointed.

Have only recently begun to use this place, but boy am I glad to have found it!It is a simple set up with a smallish menu. The plus points are the soup specials (I have had sunblushed tomatoe and pesto, and blacksticks and bacon recently) and the wonderful salads/tappa.The freshness and variety of the salads is wonderful, and the £3.00 option of the smaller tapa version is great to combo with a soup. I have enjoyed crayfish tails in one tapa, and goats cheese with ham, chicken with sweet peepers too.Lovely coffee too. 1 soup, 2 tapa, 2 coffees; £15. Bargain. We will be visiting again soon.

Had lunch at Deli Med today on someone else's recommendation- the menu did appear limited, but our sandwiches really were delicious. My smoked salmon was lovely, with fresh bread which was really tasty. We also tried the home made cakes (it would have been rude not to!) and these were good too - my friend had the plum cake which the owner recommended toasted with butter - she was impressed.Service was good and very prompt - I wouldn't hesitate to return or recommend this place to others looking for a tasty & informal snack or lunch :)

Visited Deli Med today with my mum and dad for lunch and was very pleased with the experience. We dined in and all had the soup and half sandwich options along with teas and coffees. The service was prompt, the staff were very chatty and friendly and the food and drink was of a very high standard. The chickpea and chorizo soup was superb and just the ticket on such a cold January day! I look forward to my next visit.

Where do I start. Planned a nice day in Preston, lunch - followed by some XMas shopping, don't get much down time. We regularly frequented this establishment, last time we visited we walked out due to change of ownership and no menu - we took our seats, waited ages and eventually I think the proprietors mother came to take our order. If this bloke is serious about making a go of it he needs to not think about his culinary ego. Today... Was even worse, we stayed and ordered - what a mistake. Firstly there was no tuna, secondly no biscuit with the cappuccino , thirdly the cheese ciabatta arrived with salami, fourthly the promise of a deli med salad, what a joke! A finger of leaves, half a cherry tomato, one slice of cucumber and 5 crisps. Cost about £15. Won't go on about the ladies lunching across from us .....

Popped in for a latte and a snack late one afternoon and was sold on the soup - carrot orange and coriander. Beautiful soup, very nicely presented with olive bread. Just what the doctor ordered. Friendly owner and staff. Only down side is that the chairs could do with cushions! I'll definitely return.

A day out in Preston we called here for lunch,Nathan the owner was very welcoming and his staff very attentive,the soup and sandwich combo was delicious.we will certainly return when in the area.

My daughter and I have visited this restaurant on numerous occasions over the years so we went in on 9th Nov 2013 and was very surprised to see that it was empty ! We thought maybe it was still early 11.40 but normally you can hardly get a table we realised there had been a change of ownership. The chef/owner greeted us and then came to our table to ask what we wanted errrr we hadn't had a menu !! We chose from a very limited menu quite unlike the previous times when the menu was extensive and varied . No special on the board but 2 different soups. We decided on soup and half a sandwich . The bread was soft ciabatta very doughy and very small . I chose Serrano ham and manchego cheese well you needed a magnifying glass to see the cheese it was an extremely small wafer thin triangle so small I went up to the counter and asked for some more cheese. My daughter had houmous and sun dried tomato very average. The soups were good but overall we were disappointed our bill with 2 pots of tea it was over £17 !!! When we gave our feedback after being asked the owner said sorry to hear that and proceeded to defend his prices and limited menu it became a lecture and we decided to leave and we shall not be going back. I thought that the customer was always right ?? He needs to get a grip of his customer service skills but won't get a second chance with us !

On a day out with my wife, had lunch here. Food was great, service just as good. Friendly and attentive staff. The soups and sandwich combinations were delightful, definitely worth a visit :)

I look forward to my visits in Preston so that I can eat at Delimed. I always have special requests and am always more than satisfied with the results. Great food, great atmosphere, and great staff!

Not being local to Preston my friend & I found ourselves wandering around the town looking for somewhere nice & reasonably priced for a bite to eat. We were fortunate to come across this little gem off a place. It was late afternoon so it was quiet & not much was left on the menu, but the lovely Nathan sorted us out with a delicious bowl of tapas along with a generous small glass of white wine which was very nice indeed! Will definitely be calling in again. WELL worth a visit!!!

Nathan, the new owner, catered a party for me in Sept 13 and the food was wonderful! Highly recommended.

Brilliant.We aren't local but called in to Deli Med because it had been recommended and were seriously not disappointed, From the first warm and informative greeting by the young lady (even though she was dealing with another party) to chatting to the comparatively new owner about his menus, this was an excellent experience.We both had the soup and 1/2 sandwich deal (good idea):Parsnip & apple and chorizo & bean with a crayfish sandwich - oh yes!Parsnip soup was silky with refreshing bits of shredded apple; chorizo one was a meal in itself. The bread - there's a choice of 4 - had that springy texture that only comes if it's really fresh.It's pretty obvious that the menu changes, depending on what's available and chef Nathan's creativity, and a nice touch was the "Just ask" at the bottom of the blackboard. We got the impression that, if he has it, or can get it, it's yours.The cafe itself is comfortable, spacious and airy, on a little cobbled street - very atmospheric - and, at the moment, they're only open during the day but they have plans to do speciality evenings - count us in.We actually left the M6 on our way north to call in. If you can spare the extra 10 minutes' travelling time, it is so well worth it, SatNav users - postcode will take you to Winckley Sqaure for parking.

Called in for late lunch & found that it has changed ownership since our last visit. Owner extremely friendly, sociable & welcoming. It was clear he is very knowledgable & passionate about good food & in particular Spanish food. We were fortunate it was not too busy at the time & was generously offered tasters of his selection of olives & homemade soups - absolutely delicious. The venue due to reorganisation looks much more spacious & has been redecorated to give it a warm, light, bright, & airey appearance. Definitely worth a visit & we will certainly be calling in again.

Called in yesterday for a coffee - the best I've ever had in Preston. Delighted to see more seating than before as the few tables under the former régime put me off going in the thick of lunchtime. The new owners have incorporated previous favourite dishes and new ones too, and they all sound tempting so I'm looking forward to my first meal there.

I was so pleased to see my favourite little eatery had reopened but now with a lovely enthusiastic man at the helm. He has a Spanish business partner so that seems a match made in foodie heaven! I am not sure that what I wanted for breakfast was really on the menu but never the less he provided it for me which was top class. He is very passionate about food and I think Deli Med will grow from strength to strength. And it's great to support an independent coffee shop on our high street.

Lovely atmosphere, friendly staff and homemade good food... try the parsnip and cranberry cake!New owner enjoying creating a fun environment. Will definitely go there again when visiting Preston.

Called into this little deli/ café yesterday and found it is now owned by a very friendly young man who is every bit as interested in good food as we are. Had a coffee and a slice of his mum's fruit cake. So impressed by the latter that we came back for lunch. And very pleased we were that we had done so- we had a very tasty spicy sausage and lentil soup with some great bread. AND the owner packed us up some portions of the day's special ( a chorizo and chicken pea stew cooked in red wine) which we took home and had for our evening meal. Delicious. This young man is a perfectionist when it comes to preparation- he even makes his own stock- and this is reflected in the wonderful flavours of the food he serves. He deserves to succeed- and by the number of people in for lunch he is likely to do so. Apparently he plans to start opening in the evenings- it'll be worth the drive from Bolton to Preston to come along.

Discovered by chance, now make a point of visiting when in Preston. Small, friendly with lots of tasty choices.Everything always looks very inviting. They accept Tastecard too which is a bonus!Enjoyed salmon and goats cheese sandwiches on last visit . . . . delicious!

Recently nipped in here for a light lunch (have been every 6 months or so over the past several years). I should have stuck to my initial gut feeling and had the soup of the day but instead opted for the warmed roasted veg and goats cheese salad. Why is it that places like this do the "typical English thing" and serve things devoid of all seasoning or dressing??? It was basically a small plate with a few salad leaves and some goats cheese on it (the goats cheese was lovely) and a small bowl of microwaved strips of mostly green peppers. Is it so hard to grill some peppers, zucchini and aubergine and then marinate them in a bit of olive oil, garlic and balsamic?? No! So why not serve it like it would be served on the med? I just don't get it. Fortunately there was oil, balsamic, salt and pepper on the table so I could then actually finish preparing the food so it tasted of something.

This is not a chain and a cut above all the usual reheated unpleasant food available in Preston. It's opposite pizza express and we went there to try something different, would choose to eat here again, the food is super tasty, we had the Charcuterie plate to share, it came with a lovely fresh salad and bread. The house wine was very nice, we also had two cakes and both were amazing.... Highly recommended!

Really lush place to eat or have coffe,great ambiance, chilled,great food,good coffe and lovely service! All their food is made and taists amazing!

Have been to Deli Med a few times for lunch but this was the 1st time I'd attempted it on my own with both my daughters (one 2 year old and one 7 month old). The food is great - nice range of sandwiches, tapas and soups and it couldn't really be better equipped for kids. 2 high chairs, box of toys and books and a spacious toilet with changing mat in. When it's busy the service is a bit hit and miss but both the waitresses were so friendly and there's a lovely atmosphere. Would definitely recommend this place for lunch in Preston - with kids or without.

I visited here on Saturday afternoon with my baby daughter and friends. The staff were so kind and helpful, the food was delicious and the facilties for children were amazing. They have a small range of toys and books to entertain my little girl, which allowed me to enjoy more time with my friend's. The ham and chilli pickle sandwich was devine, as well as the strawberry milkshake, cups of tea and the scones! The staff were so kind and helpful. I could not fault this place in anyway and it is what Preston has needed to be honest. I will be returning for sure.

Fabulous food from Deli Med providing a taste of Florence for a performance event at the Harris Museum. Thanks!

Very disappointing. I ordered PATATAS BRAVAS£3.49Potato & vegetables with mayo Garlic roasted potatoes served with Mojo sauces with my sandwich for £1.99 (special deal). When it arrived, it was just a small bowl of cooked potatoes with the skins on, and no trace of garlic or any seasoning - just plain potatoes. I asked the waitress about the sauces and she replied that you only got those if you ordered the full price dish, which is NOT mentioned on the menu! I felt uncared for and robbed but didn't make a complaint as I didn't want to spoil my friend's lunch experience. Please either serve the food as described on your menu or change the menu description to avoid disappointment to your customers.

Been wanting to try this place for some time so bobbed in last saturday lunch. There was just one table left luckily. We were promptly given menus and our drinks order taken. DH ordered coffee which arrived luke warm - luckily thats how he likes it. I asked for diet coke but was informed they dont sell it. fair enough - what other diet drinks did they have? I was offered sparkling cranberry and elderflower water - nice colour but didnt taste of anything! I was looking for hot tapas dishes but there wasnt any :-(We ordered a mixed platter of salami, parma ham and cheeses to share. The ham was sliced very thickly and very hard to cut, ended up eating it with our fingers. The manchago cheese and the blue cheese were lovely though as was the bread.Service was pleasant enough but dont think we'll be rushing back.

A really nice little gem tucked away in Preston that could rival several London equivalents. The decor is just right, and the just passing the deli table on the way in gets you hungry. Very imaginative and varied menu. Love the caperberries and selections of olives! Will certainly go back.

Nice for a lunch in town. Really interesting menu that is reasonably priced. Definitely would go back.

Of its type, simply the only quality place to eat at lunchtime in Preston. Love the specials; fresh, tasty & reasonably priced. Staff are always pleasant and polite.

I often eat at the Deli Med as it is a small place so it never gets too crowded. The food is always very good.They also have a small section of products to buy, very good quality Mediterranean food products.

i always go here, but before choosing a table, always check the specials menu (where the best dishes can be found) before i make my decision to stay. I hate to say it because the girls are so kind and friendly, but the regular menu needs just a couple of 'normal' dishes. it is also very very expensive. but on the whole one of my fave lunch stops in preston.

Ate here with some friends late Friday afternoon. We were put off ordering what we wanted as the waitress said it would be too much! The food was excellent, but the price does reflect this. When we ordered a second bottle of wine we were told there was none chilled so we had to choose a different one (I personally prefer to stick to the same brand). We weren't asked if we wanted a sweet, so in the end had to go to the counter and wait for some service (we were the only table occupied at this point).I did notice earlier on that a couple were trying to pay, but there was no one around to serve them (the staff were stood outside having a cigarette).I feel it is very sad, particularly at a time were many businesses are folding, when you have somewhere which has such great potential. I am sure the owners of this business do not realise the failings of the staff behind the scenes.On a positive note I have eaten here at lunchtime and the lady who served me was excellent. It's just a pity she wasn't here that afternoon/evening.

what a little gold mine, excellent food great atmosphere also... Oh yeah the home made cakes are delicious...... highly recommended.

Not my first visit to Deli Med, but after this visit I remember why I haven't been in a while!The food is gorgeous, and there are loads of lovely bits that you can't find anywhere else in the local area, but the portions are pigeon sized! I ordered one of the tapas, which, when it arrived was two slices of toasted baguette with some topping - I should have know because I have tried some of the sandwiches before, and even though they taste delicious, I always leave starving.The coffee wasn't massive either, but it did come with a lovely wee biscuit.Usually the service was pretty good, but on this occasion I was underwhelmed - our table needed cleaned when we sat down, but this just never happened and I had to ask for cutlery.This is one of the better spots in Preston to get a bite to eat, but the portion sizes need upped a bit! The quality is great, but we aren't all on a diet.Recommended for taste and quality, not recommend for the little plates.

Delimed is what Saturdays are made for - delicious food made from fresh, local ingredients from top producers. The service is friendly and the atmosphere is very relaxing.. Just like the great little eateries in Spain.I can't pick a fave dish but the duck salad, paella and smoked chicken sandwich are divine and the wines are fabulous. The staff really know their stuff and are happy to help you to choose either from the menu or for some ingredients to take home and cook.There is always a rela mix of people here from students to couples and young families and grand parents with grandchildren.