McAlister’s Deli is getting ready to open its first Bucks County location in Warrington on March 11, writes Jeff Werner for the Patch.

The new eatery will be the Georgia-based company’s third Pennsylvania location.

The deli, which is known for its genuine southern hospitality, sandwiches, spuds, and most of all its famous sweet tea, will open its doors with a ribbon-cutting ceremony organized by the BuxMont Chamber of Commerce at 11 AM.

McAlister’s offers dine-in and take-out service as well as catering with a selection of sandwich trays, box launches, and more.

“Our food is our foundation – we wouldn’t be here without the 13 layers of our McAlister’s Club or our giant spuds covered with your favorite toppings,” states the eatery’s website.

“Our goal is to serve handcrafted food and delicious sweet tea that is simple and satisfying – for every palette, even mom’s pickiest eater.”

McAlister’s Deli’s most popular offerings include fresh seasonal salads, bread bowl soups, giant spuds with various toppings, and cold and hot deli sandwiches.

The Warrington eatery can be found at the entrance leading to the Regal Theatre located off Route 611.

Read more about McAlister’s Deli’s offerings in the Patch.

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