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  1. Big Sur Deli - 47520 CA-1

    47520 CA-1, Big Sur CA 93920

    4.5 Superb 171 reviews

    “Excellent selection of fresh, made-to-order sandwiches, hot items, and takeaway items, locally made treats and snacks, and everything you would expect from a quick stop market. Adjacent to a small, but substantial pub and taphouse. Great spot to pick up lunch for a scenic drive. Tried the housemade tuna salad sandwich with crispy bacon on sourdough. I also grabbed a delicious, locally-baked carrot cake muffin, which was so moist and fresh. Don't forget to check out the great selection of wines and handcrafted chocolate, too.”

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  2. Gorda General Store - CA-1

    CA-1, Big Sur CA 93920

    2.8 Average 51 reviews

    “Very cute place. Pricey and of course I understand because of the remote location. We were hungry and got a pastrami and Swiss on a long croissant roll. Thankful for this place as we were staying down the road and nothing for a long ways. It was $14 and very good. Very friendly lady at the counter. Enjoyed our sandwich outside on the patio with ocean views”

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  3. Gorda By The Sea Mini Mart - CA-1

    CA-1, Big Sur CA 93920

    2.3 Poor 107 reviews

    “Alright guys, let me clarify why the price is so high. The reason why is not because price gouging, but since they run on generators, because there is no external power grid. So now they arent trying to just make money bu they have to be able to fuel the generator too”

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