Norco's Famous Sixth Street Deli and Grill

Awesome deli! Was in the area for a soccer tournament and stopped by. Got the turkey bacon sandwich and it was great. Fresh bread. The 8 inch was big enough for a meal. Very friendly staff. If I lived up here I'd come by all the time.

Best sandwiches around... And many other dishes. Beats the hell out of Subway and Jimmy John's and Jersey Mike's you get twice as much for the same money

Great for lunch. Sandwiches made to order but pretty quick service, still.

Great place. Never been disappointed with the quality of the food. Staff is friendly and very helpful

We go to the deli from our office, or have them deliver, at least twice a week. In case you haven't ever been here - start at the deli case (look for the line at lunchtime), let them know what you want and whether you are eating in. They will give you a receipt with your number on it. Delivery is convenient but double check your address with them, ours is a mouthful, it can be really loud at lunch while they are trying to get the info. They do their best to get your food out quickly and the delivery fee is far less than other places.
My husband likes the Alton off the in-house menu, but we have tried most of their menu and like almost everything. We get their chili, which is our "ate at the deli" dinner, to have with our pasta, tortillas or rice for a quick dinner. It has ground beef and beans, decently spicy, so try it before you give it to kids, or less adventurous eaters. There is a local vibe to the deli as jokes flow with longtime customers, or sometimes newbies????. It's a place service personnel from the Norco base are still thanked for their service to the country, doors are held open for others and others talk about their horses, or run into old friends. I have seen some negative comments from people about the deli. Maybe you caught them on a bad day, we all have those, some of us even cut others some slack. It's a family run business, not a cookie cutter franchise. Sometimes days just start and end less than the way you planned them, we know that from our own business. Why not grab a sandwich, soak up, and support, the local community, and don't expect Starbucks for sandwiches. I would rather have one of their turkey and provolone in squaw bread sandwiches, than ten from a chain store.