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Side Street Deli Brings Flavor, Fun, and Family Together for Bingo Thursday in Valley Head

 

If you’re looking for the perfect mid-week pick-me-up, Side Street Deli is serving up delicious bites and big fun this Thursday with their weekly Bingo Night — a growing local favorite that brings together families, food lovers, and anyone who enjoys a good time in a warm, hometown atmosphere.

The deli is rolling out its Thursday specials in full force. Today’s featured combo is a crowd-pleasing BBQ, turkey, and bacon panini for just $9.99, a hearty stack of smoky flavor that’s quickly becoming a customer favorite. Also on the menu is their rich and creamy Buffalo Chicken Dip for $5.99, perfect for sharing… or keeping all to yourself.

Families are encouraged to stop by after school — the deli opens its doors from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., giving kids plenty of time to enjoy one of Side Street Deli’s holiday treats. The star of the season? Their festive Grinch Float, available for only $3.99, bringing a little extra magic to every visit.

But the highlight of the evening kicks off at 6 p.m. with BINGO Night, where locals gather for laughs, friendly competition, and prizes. Whether you’re a seasoned bingo pro or a newbie looking for something fun to do, the energy is always welcoming and upbeat.

With delicious food, family-friendly fun, and a cozy small-town vibe, Side Street Deli continues to cement itself as one of Valley Head’s must-visit stops on Thursdays.

Grab your panini, sip a Grinch Float, and shout “BINGO!” — it’s the perfect way to end the day.

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