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HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 7 A.M.-5 P.M., Sat. 8 A.M.-3 P.M.

Locals have been grabbing salads and sandwiches to go from the 7th Street Deli since it opened in 1999. There is nothing remarkable about the combination of meats and veggies served on fresh breads: It is just good food. All of the saladsbroccoli salad, potato salad, and black bean salad are made fresh in the deli kitchen. There’s a small area for those with a little more time to sit and eat, but the bulk of their business comes from diners who grab a bite on the run, taking advantage of the deli’s location at the busy intersection of 7th Street and Hawthorne Lane.

CRISP©1971 E. 7th St., 704/333-9515, www.crispfoods.com HOURS: Daily 11 A.M.-5 P.M.

If bowls overflowing with lettuce and additional ingredients like tomatoes, mozzarella, portabella mushrooms, mandarin oranges, almonds, cucumbers, croutons, and craisins turn you on, you need to eat at Crisp. The upscale salad joint specializes in lettuce-based dishes like Asian salads, steakhouse salads, and Caesar salads. Since Crisp isn’t a salad bar, you can’t load up your lettuce with a ton of different toppings of your choosing. In fact, the menu is limited to a handful of salads and a few sandwiches, but the fresh ingredients and flavorful dressings are enough to keep the lettuce interesting. It’s one of the few places in the neighborhood where it’s possible to get a fresh salad for under $10.

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