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Randy and Michele Schultz, Owners
Also known as GLOBE DELI; a small corner market in an unassuming strip mall, located in Costa Mesa, between South Coast Toyota and Triangle Square. Family owned and operated for over 40 years carrying products from more than16 countries with a large collection of German and Dutch specialties.
Once you walk through the door you’ll know we are much more than your typical deli. With the aromas of rouladen and sauerkraut seeping from the kitchen to the large display of fresh meats, sausages and smoked hams, you are certain to find something that suits your taste buds. I should also mention our impressive selection of German Beer- all bottled, approx 50 kinds, it is like no other.
We pride our selves on freshness and quality. Everything is hand selected. The finest Cold cuts and sausages. Fresh Meats and Bakery Products. Imported Fish and Cheeses. Quality home-made Salads. Imported treats. European Wines. German Newspapers, magazines and CD’s. Imported cosmetics, herbal teas & gifts. Catering and fabulous Party Platters to make any event special.
Delicious ¾ lb. sandwiches and hot German lunches are served daily.
As fall quickly approaches, thoughts of NLF and College Football, OKTOBERFEST and the upcoming Holiday Season start to occupy many of our minds. We have everything you need to help you through the season…our homemade sauerkraut, authentic bratwurst, fresh baked pretzels are some specialties that are sure to impress; whether you are tailgating or throwing your own OKTOBERFEST celebration. We are currently taking orders and would be happy to help. A large selection of imported gingerbreads, Stollen, and chocolates arrive mid October just in time for the Holidays.
Personalized service ……Stop by or visit us on the web …..Our Friendly staff is ready to serve you.
Oktoberfest
200th anniversary 1810-2010
Back in Southern Bavaria, October, 1810, Local Farmers and Townspeople were working hard to finish the Fall Harvest and getting ready for the upcoming winter. Simultaneously the royal family was preparing for Prince Ludwig the 1st to marry Princess Therese of Sachsen-Hildurghausen. They were to be married on October 12th and all of Bavaria was excited to attend. The people had all been working so hard on the harvest that they saw this event as the last "hurray" before the long cold days of winter. Read On…
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Hours Mon thru Fri 10:00 to 7:00
Sat 9:00 to 5:00
CLOSED Sunday
(949) 642-3784
globedeli@aol.com
