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The Pickled Lam Deli & Eatery
The Pickled Lam Deli & Eatery is a Falealili Street deli and eatery in Apia, open weekdays 7:30am-4pm with Friday evening hours (6pm-10pm). Closed Saturday and Sunday.
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Best stays in Upolu, Samoa
Upolu is where most Samoa trips start. Faleolo International Airport, the capital Apia, and the bulk of the country's resort-tier accommodation all sit here. The south coast (Lalomanu, Lotofaga, Siumu) is the postcard side; the north has Apia and the working harbour.
Things to do in Samoa: tours, activities, and day trips
Samoa rewards travellers who get out of the resort. Most of the iconic photos (To-Sua, Lalomanu, Alofaaga blowholes, the canopy walk) are 60–90-minute drives from wherever you're staying — and the easiest way to see them is on a guided tour with a local operator who knows the village fees and the best swimming windows.
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The Pickled Lam Deli & Eatery at a glance
The Pickled Lam Deli & Eatery is a casual deli and eatery located on Falealili Street in Apia, Upolu. It opens weekdays from 7:30am to 4pm, with extended Friday evening hours from 6pm to 10pm. The venue is closed on weekends. It's a budget-friendly spot suited for a casual meal or snack during business hours.
- About
- The Pickled Lam Deli & Eatery is a casual deli and eatery on Falealili Street in Apia, Upolu.
- Best time to visit
- Open weekdays 7:30am–4pm, with extended Friday hours 6pm–10pm. Closed Saturday and Sunday.
- Getting there
- Located on Falealili Street, Apia, Samoa.
About The Pickled Lam Deli & Eatery
Are reservations needed?
Most Samoan restaurants and cafes are walk-in friendly. For groups of 6 or more, or for evening dining at popular spots, calling ahead is recommended.
What are typical opening hours?
Most cafes serve breakfast and lunch (roughly 7am-3pm); restaurants typically open for lunch and dinner. Many close on Sundays — check ahead, especially outside Apia.
Do they accept cards?
Cash in Samoan tala is universal; card acceptance varies. Apia restaurants often take cards, while rural or smaller venues are cash-only. ATMs are in Apia and Salelologa.
Are dietary options available?
Most kitchens can accommodate vegetarian or seafood-free requests with advance notice. Strict vegan or gluten-free options are more limited — ask when booking.
Last updated 28 July 2026