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(Vista Location)

315 East Broadway
Vista Village
Vista, California 92084
(760) 631-1888

http://yellowdeli.com/vista


"Long ago in the old village of Vista an idea sprouted… Wouldn’t it be nice to have a place in this unusually quiet and uncrowded part of Southern California for a pleasant place where we could meet friends and serve good food…

So, early in the year of 2003 this property was acquired on Broadway… an old one room dilapidated building stood next to the old Adobe offices. That little building was torn down and then began a very long process of learning for us. We got to know about building permits, architects, engineers, many fees, etc. Finally, after many trials and even more errors, we began building our Deli in 2008.

From the ground up, our nice Deli building began to take shape. And after many more difficulties and many more fees, building permits, architects, and engineers, we finally finished the task. It took seven years all together. On Feb. 14, 2010 we opened our doors.

So, the nice idea is now a living reality: The Yellow Deli.

Some may say that we’re dreamers, but we’re not the only ones…

Even longer ago, and even farther away, the idea actually sprouted up of a society where people could work together and live together in peace and harmony. The “utopian” ideal of a society of complete sharing has come and gone across the face of history over the years, but few realize that the roots of this type of living was demonstrated most vividly in the “First Church” (which was entirely made of up Jewish believers in the Messiah) as they practiced complete communal living… this fact is documented clearly in the Bible. Somehow it must have appeared to them to be the perfect way to live out all the demands of Love, going the “extra mile”. So, why not live that way today?

That is a good question. It seemed to us like love demanded that kind of “together lifestyle”. So, for the last 40 years, we have been working together as a co-operative, raising our families together. Not until the early 2000’s did we actually start a community here in Vista. Some of us are originally from this area and were very happy to become part of such a community right here. We support ourselves by organic farming (Morning Star Ranch Organic Avocado Ranch, Valley Center) and sell our produce at the various Farmers Markets in our area. The Deli is able to serve you fresh, organic, and local produce some of which comes from our own ranch. We also have woodshops where we work together, making nice doors and windows and cabinets (such as the ones you see in the Deli). We do high quality work and have two woodshops in Vista, (one on Mercantile, and one on, S. Santa Fe, Vista). And now we work together to run our little Deli built with great care by all of us together…

So, we have good organic food, nice craftsmanship, and a nice environment to eat a meal.. that is The Yellow Deli!

Our way of life is different and we do not mind one bit answering your questions. As Henry David Thoreau once wrote: “If a man does not keep peace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away.”

We are just extremely happy to be here in Vista and to have actually, finally opened our doors.

We hope your dining experience is pleasing and you can be sure, “We are here for you…”

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Abandoned homes of Hellhole Canyon (Valley Center)


Adobe Falls (Mission Valley)


Aesthetigeist Art Collective (Downtown)


Altitude Sky Bar (Downtown)

Altipiano Vineyard & Winery (Escondido)

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B-39 Submarine

Balboa Botanical Building (Bankers Hill) 

Balboa Dirt Bike Trails (Balboa Park)

 Balboa Native & Rose Gardens (Balboa Park)

 Balboa Park Canyons (Balboa Park)


Ballast Point Brewery (Scripps Ranch)

 Bates Nut Farm (Valley Center)


Bernardo Winery (Rancho Bernardo)

 Berkely Ferryboat (Seaport Village)

Blacks Beach (Torrey Pines)

Bates Nut Farm (Valley Center)

 Black Mountain Mine (Rancho Penasquitos)

Blue Sky Ranch (Lakeside)


Blue Sky Reserve & Lake Poway (Poway)

 Bridle Trail (Balboa Park)

Buchanan Canyon (University Heights)

 Butterfly Farm (Encinitas)


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Deer Park Montesary (Escondido)

Devil's Punchbowl (Julian)

Dia de los Muertos (Old Town)

Distinction Gallery (Escondido)

Downtown Julian (Julian)


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Fort Rosecrans Cemetary (Point Loma)

Four-o-clock Friday's (Del Mar)

Free Tuesdays at the Park (Bankers Hill)

Folk Arts Rare Records (Normal Heights)

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Grant Hotel (Downtown)

Golden Hill Park (Golden Hill)


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Harmony Grove Spiritualist Center (Escondido)


HMS Surprise Ship (Seaport Village)


Horton Grand Hotel (Downtown)

Hotel Del Coronado

(Coronado)

 

Ho Chi Mihn Trail ( La Jolla)



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Inn at the Park (Bankers Hill)



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Japanese Friendship Garden (Balboa Park)


 

 

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Maple Canyon (Bankers Hill)

Marston House Garden (Balboa)

Mason Schoolhouse (Old Town)

Medea Steam Yacht (Seaport Village)

Mingei International Museum (Bankers Hill)

Mission Basilica San Diego de Alcala (Mission Valley)

Mission San Antonio de Pala Cemetary (Pala)

Morning Star Ranch (Valley Center)

Mount Soledad (La Jolla)

Mount Woodson Castle (Ramona)

Munchkin House (La Jolla)

Murphy Canyon (Serra Mesa)

Mushroom Beach (La Jolla)

Mushroom House (Torrey Pines)


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Natural History Museum (Bankers Hill)

The Noble Experiment (Downtown)


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Palomar Mountain

Palm Canyon (Bankers Hill)

Phap Vuong Monatsery (Escondido)

Pet Cemetery (Sorrento Valley)

Pioneer Park (Mission Hills)

Presidio Park (Mission Hills)

Presidio Park Historic Spots (Mission Hills)

Prohibition (downtown)


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Rancho Guajome Adobe (Vista)

Rancho de Los Penasquitos (Rancho Penasquitos)

Rancho Penasquitos Waterfall (Rancho Penasquitos)

Ray St. (Northpark)

Record Paradise (Escondido)

Red Fox Piano Bar (University Heights)

Rock Canyon Vineyards (Alpine)


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USS Dolphin Submarine (Seaport Village)

Unarius (El Cajon)


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