Marsh Brother's Deli At The Little Store

I live in Arlington MA and worked in Westlibanon. I'm looking for something to eat in not the regular chain restaurants, so only Googled Sandwiches Lebanon NH and this place came up. The place was a small small store, so was a bit cautious before entering, but did not make a mistake. Went in and had the most amazing burger I had for a long time, and the price point was just $5. The guy who works the counter said he would suggest it on a Portuguese roll and he wasn't wrong. Couldn't put it down until it was gone. The frits were brilliant, hand cut perfectly cooked. I'd drive back the 2 hours from Arlington MA, just for this burger. The owner gave me a sample of her cherry wood smoked pastrami and smoked pepperoni. Both were amazing and unrealistic. I want to go to Lebanon so I can eat here every day.

The place for real food to go! Only place in the upper valley make real homemade potato salad. All they do is delicious and their sandwiches are creative and delicious. Try the lemon zest donuts with your morning coffee. They can also cut their smoked meat to take home, and the steaks and fresh ground hamburgers are first rate. Once you try this place, you will be back -probably for breakfast lunch and dinner! Smoke on!

Today stopped and got a Corned-Rind Hasch breakfast sandwich and a Cubano. They were both incredible, we couldn't even finish them between two hungry people. The ash and the pig are definitely homemade and on point. Add to this really friendly staff, and great prices (both sandwiches and a Coke were $15), and I will definitely be back. Besides, I have to try her pastrami!

I'm working in Lebanon on Weds and I saw how the smoker was going, so I finally stopped to check it today. A few wood fired wings and pastrami. The wings had a good Snappy spices and the Pastrami is amazing! Both were so tender. I will definitely stop!

I have yet to be disappointed by a meal from there ...my favorite is a chef salad with the wood fired chicken. ...yum!yum! Thank you for making me the envy of break time.