1/2 Italian Turkey OR 1/2 PB & J OR 2 Hot Dogs, Banana, Carrots, Chips, Cookie and 16 oz Fountain Drink
Add $0.50 to substitute a 1/2 Ham & White Cheddar OR 1/2 Beef & Swiss
(tax not included, sandwiches served with meat, cheese, sauce/spread and lettuce where applicable)
Ribbon Cutting with
Midland Area Chamber of Commerce
On January 21, 2010, the Crossroads Deli, Inc. celebrated the opening of their new deli inside the Midland Community Center with a ribbon cutting. Crossroads Deli features gourmet sandwiches, soups, salads, smoothies, and homemade desserts. You have the choice for delivery, dine in, or carry out/curbside pickup and they also cater. For more information please call them, 989/205-6202. (Published in the Midland Business Focus, Issue February 2010)
Midland Community Center/Lose & Win
...MCC holds another crossroads for Anderson as well--this time, literally. She and her husband, Miles, own and operate Crossroads Deli, an intoxicatingly aromatic option for lunch on the west side of the MCC campus. (Full Article Published in the Midland Daily News, Monday, February 15, 2010, Page A6)
Kick the Shift by
101.7 Fuse
This was a fun afternoon with Johnny Big broadcasting live for 101.7 the Fuse.
My Midland County, Rick Spaulding
Tucked away in the back hallways of the Midland Community Center lies a hidden treasure. It's path is paved by the smells of hot sandwiches and fresh baked cookies. (For full review, click on the above link)
Meet Your Neighbor: Miles Anderson, owner of Crossroads Deli in Midland
by Krystal Kozuch
photo by: Ashley L. Conti, Saginaw News
Crossroads Deli has been open since November 23, 2009 and the Andersons are looking to relocate to better fit their needs. They pride themselves on making fresh, clean high-end sandwiches at the price of a "normal" sandwich.
(For full article, click on the above link)
Chef opens new deli in Midland Community Center
Midland Daily News, Midland, MI
Miles Anderson knew he wanted to be a chef at a young age. His mother's standard answer to "When do we eat?" was "As soon as you get in the kitchen and help me."
Anderson's journey to become a chef involved a long road through Colorado, but he has returned to Midland with new ideas on how to "do deli." He's put those ideas into action at Crossroads Deli, located inside the Midland Community Center. (For full article, click on the above link)
Catering to a different crowd: Crossroads Deli sets up shop in the Midland Community Center
by Holly Setter, photo by Jeff Schrier of the Saginaw News
MIDLAND — Miles Anderson wants to transform the way people think about the food available at the Midland Community Center.
Hot dogs, popcorn and nachos may be the traditional fare, but Anderson and his staff at Crossroads Deli inside the center are crafting sandwiches, salads and soups with high quality ingredients. (For full article, click on the above link)