Old-time Jewish deli with a modern twist offers mostly takeout with limited seating at a counter and outside tables. Atmosphere stays quiet and unhurried, even during busy periods. Known for hand-cut pastrami, homemade matzo ball soup, and large portions, it stands out for fresh, traditional deli flavors.
Traditional Jewish deli staples like Sloppy Joes, lox and fish, and deli salad sandwiches come with a modern twist inspired by a trained chef. The food recalls the quality of classic delis from Passaic and Clifton.
Matzo ball soup here stands out for its rich flavor and well-made matzo balls. It pairs well with classic sides like latkes served with sour cream and apple sauce.
"The potato knish here is really good."
"The Jewish Deli's hand-cut pastrami is seriously impressive."
"I had one of the best matzo ball soups I've ever had."
Good to know
The menu is limited during Passover, affecting available options.
Expect high prices, with some items like hot dogs costing $8.
Street parking is available, along with a garage across the street.
Old school deli with a hole-in-the-wall feel offers phenomenal pastrami and classic Jewish deli staples like knishes and smoked fish. Atmosphere lacks distinct vibe but food quality stands out, often beating famous New York delis. Prices are high, but presentation is beautiful and parking is plentiful.
Offers top notch Jewish deli fare that stands out even compared to well-known spots like Katz's. Known for authentic flavors that satisfy those familiar with classic Jewish delicatessen traditions.
Super light dumplings stand out in the matzo ball soup. It pairs well with other deli items like pastrami sandwiches.
Good to know
Expect to pay around $20 for a small sandwich.
Credit cards are accepted for payment.
There is ample parking available outside the deli.
Small space with authentic New York style and a modern rustic interior creates a cozy, neighborhood feel. Atmosphere feels comfortable and welcoming, often lively like a party. Open kitchen and self-serve setup add to the casual, homey vibe.
Authentic Jewish deli cuisine shines with meats by the pound, baked goods, and bagels. Options include sandwiches, desserts, catering, dine-in, and takeout.
Soup features a flavorful matzo ball and broth with chicken and vegetables. It tastes homemade and resembles a typical veggie soup with chicken. The matzo ball is delicious and pairs well with the soup.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for catering services, especially on weekends.
Expect to pay around $30 for a sandwich, which may feel overpriced.
Arrive early for breakfast or lunch to avoid long wait times.
Small deli space with maximum efficiency and a soda shoppe feel creates a cozy, homey atmosphere. Friendly energy and an authentic vibe make it feel like a walk back in time. Tables are few and always full, enhancing the intimate setting.
Melt-in-your-mouth pastrami defines the menu here. Authentic, classic Jewish deli flavors come through clearly in every bite.
Matzo ball soup offers a comforting and warm experience with perfectly salted broth. The portion is a bit small and lacks extras like noodles or vegetables.
Good to know
Takeout is recommended due to limited seating inside.
Online ordering is advised for weekend breakfast to avoid long lines.
Expect a line during busy hours, especially on weekends.
Proper sit-down deli with old school diner feel and tooled metal ceiling creates a comfortable, classic NYC kosher atmosphere. The space is quiet and welcoming, offering a warm Jewish New Yorker experience distinct from bustling modern delis.
Offers authentic Jewish deli flavors with a classic New York style. Serves tasty, traditional dishes that feel like a hearty, home-cooked meal.
Matzo ball soup stands out for its flavorful and comforting broth paired with perfectly cooked matzah balls. It pairs well with classic deli items like corned beef sandwiches and pickles.
Good to know
The restaurant is kosher, so no outside food or drink is allowed.
The restaurant only allows 40 minutes to eat after entry.
The restaurant closed for sit down dinner at 7:30 PM.
Small restaurant with a beautiful back patio and colorful mural creates a cozy, lively atmosphere. It draws a neighborhood crowd enjoying traditional food with a modern twist and house-made items. Music and good vibes fill the space, making it a popular spot for breakfast and lunch.
Modern takes on classic Jewish deli dishes stand out here with tasteful touches that update tradition without losing its soul. The vibe blends classic deli elements with a fresh, contemporary feel.
A soul-soothing bowl of matzo ball soup offers a comforting, home-style taste. The soup features perfectly tender matzo balls that pair well with hearty flavors like pastrami sandwiches.
Good to know
Gertie gets busy, especially on weekends, so expect long wait times.
Prices are on the higher side, with some sandwiches costing over $30.
Gertie smokes its pastrami in-house for a unique flavor.
Interior has a retro vibe with classy servers in white lab coats. Bagels and smoked fish offer a rich flavor true to Jewish deli tradition. Matzo ball soup serves a comforting broth with classic matzo balls, paired well with golden beet salad.
Smoked fish and bagels stand out with rich flavor and classic Jewish deli favorites. The selection includes kippered fish and traditional items, all beautifully displayed and full of soul.
Matzo ball soup features comforting broth similar to chicken gomtang and includes classic matzo balls. It pairs well with simple sides like golden and red beet salad or challah bread pudding.
Good to know
Making a reservation is necessary to avoid a wait of over an hour.
Expect to wait on busy weekend mornings; arrive early to get on the list.
No reservations are accepted, so expect long waits on weekends.
Quintessential New York deli with nostalgic 1970s-1980s decor and classic American diner vibe. Atmosphere feels genuine and evocative, offering huge booths ideal for groups and a plentiful takeout counter. Small, cozy interior packed with tables creates an intimate, bustling setting.
Old-time Jewish deli smell hits when walking in. Menu features delicious soup and tasty pastrami sandwiches with a retro vibe that recalls classic New York delis.
Rich broth and a matzo ball that tastes like it contains meat define the matzo ball soup here. The soup pairs well with noodles and stands out for its exceptional quality and healing feel.
Good to know
The average person should share a plate due to the size of the portions.
They add a 3.5% surcharge when you pay your bill with any credit card.
If you pay with cash, they will take 5% off the bill.
Traditional booth layout creates a cozy diner atmosphere with a casual, family-oriented vibe. The place serves authentic old-school kosher deli food with standout items like pastrami and tongue sandwiches. Prices are notably high, reflecting a premium deli experience.
Sandwiches come piled high with meat, capturing the classic Jewish deli style. The place has a strong Jewish deli feel that stands out on the island and along the eastern seaboard.
Matzo ball soup stands out with its great flavor and is often paired with a relish tray. It works well as an appetizer and draws positive attention for its quality.
Good to know
Expect to pay around $40 for a sandwich, drink, and fries.
Seniors receive a great value deal on meals.
A buy 1 get 1 deal on sandwiches is available.
Tiny space filled with sports memorabilia and family photos creates a cozy, nostalgic atmosphere. The vibe feels like stepping back in time with a strong sense of community. Authentic Jewish deli energy blends with rustic charm throughout.
Authentic NY style shines through with classic Jewish deli offerings. Portion sizes run smaller than typical, but the east side deli vibe stays strong.
Matzo ball soup here stands out for its rich flavor and satisfying texture. It pairs well with sandwiches like the Reuben, making it a solid choice for a hearty meal.
Good to know
Expect prices to be higher than average for deli sandwiches.
Carryout orders may lack condiments and utensils, so plan accordingly.
The menu features a large selection of comfort food and deli classics.
Deli space combines cozy, vibrant atmosphere with fun artwork and hip celebrity pencil portraits. Energy feels frantic and chaotic yet welcoming, focusing on authenticity over trends. Seating is ample, supporting a family-friendly environment with a modern take on classic deli style.
Authentic, old-school quality defines the Jewish deli here. Locally owned and close by, it offers a genuine neighborhood spot for classic deli fare.
Matzo ball soup features rich broth and generous matzo balls. Some versions can be too salty but others balance flavors well.
Good to know
There was no available parking on Clybourn without blocking traffic or risking a ticket.
They don’t accept cash; only card payments are accepted.
The only option for cream cheese on a bagel is to pay $8 for a tub.
Neighborhood deli blends modern design with old school vibes and classic Jewish menu items. Atmosphere feels inviting and roomy, with comfortable seating and lively music. Prices run high, but portions are generous and food quality is notable.
Classic Jewish deli staples include homemade knishes, matzo ball soup, and deli sandwiches piled high. The atmosphere feels like stepping back to a local deli from the 80s and 90s with friendly service and a welcoming vibe.
Matzo ball soup features perfectly golden and well-salted broth with homemade matzo balls. It pairs well with classic deli items like latkas and corned beef sandwiches.
Good to know
Parking can be challenging; arrive early to secure a spot.
Prices are higher than average, with meats priced per half pound.
Limited side options are available; choose between gravy or fries.
Simple, plain setup with a warm, inviting atmosphere captures a classic New York deli vibe. Friendly energy fills the space, offering a peaceful yet lively environment. Known for authentic kosher deli experience and exceptional pastrami sandwiches, it stands out as a neighborhood staple with top-notch traditional flavors.
Authentic Jewish deli food brings back memories of old-fashioned delicatessens. The flavors capture the taste of childhood and offer a genuine Jewish deli experience.
Matzah ball soup comes with a rich broth and tender matzah balls. Sometimes it can be a bit salty, but staff offer to fix it. The soup often appears in lunch specials alongside classic deli items.
Good to know
All meats served are strictly glatt kosher, ensuring high quality.
Catering services are available for events, with rave reviews from customers.
Delivery is available through Goldbelly, reaching customers nationwide.
Rustic deli offers a quintessential Jewish deli vibe with lively, tight seating and nostalgic 70s decor. Meat carvers provide tastings that highlight classic dishes like matzo ball soup with rich broth and hearty brisket. Walls adorned with celebrity portraits add a historic vibe to the experience.
Offers a quintessential Jewish deli experience with classic dishes and atmosphere. Carries the torch for traditional NYC Jewish deli culture amid the decline of similar delis.
Matzo ball soup features rich broth and well-made matzah balls that pair well with hearty dishes like brisket. It stands out as a comforting classic alongside other deli favorites.
Good to know
The wait for the Katz Pastrami Sandwich can be an hour long.
You can only pay with cash at the front of the restaurant.
Do not lose your tickets even if you haven't used them to order anything.
Small deli with classic Jewish deli classics and amazing pastrami sandwiches creates a relaxed, friendly vibe in an unpretentious setting. Seating options include tables and a balcony, supporting a comfortable local atmosphere. Quiet ambiance allows for easy conversation without much noise.
Classic diner vibe with an extensive menu of Jewish deli classics. Known for amazing pastrami sandwiches and attentive service.
Classic meat deli dishes include a matzah ball soup that stands out for its amazing flavor. The soup fits well with other traditional offerings like liver and various sandwiches.
Good to know
A regular small sized sandwich costs $25.
The bowl of matzo ball soup costs $19.
The restaurant requires a credit card before placing a telephone order.
Spacious deli with modern decor and a buzzing atmosphere that feels warm and welcoming despite being very loud when busy. Features include a bar with sports and an impressive bakery area. Crowds create a lively, energetic vibe typical of a popular neighborhood spot.
Offers classic Jewish deli fare with authentic flavors that evoke traditional recipes. Serves very good typical dishes that reflect the essence of a flourishing Jewish deli.
Matzo ball soup comes with a satisfying, hearty flavor and pairs well with classic deli sides like cole slaw and chopped liver. It serves as a filling option that appeals to those with a big appetite.
Good to know
Happy hour is available only at the Westlake Village location.
Expect about a 10-minute wait during lunch rush for five people.
The deli offers huge portions, ideal for sharing.
Cozy space blends Montreal deli style with a laid-back Brooklyn vibe. Indoor and outdoor seating offer comfort, though indoor areas can feel tight. Atmosphere stays quiet and chilled, making it a neighborhood staple with a welcoming feel.
Offers a Montreal-style Jewish deli experience blending traditional Jewish dishes with local specialties. The owner brings authentic Montreal deli flavors to the menu.
Homemade matzo ball soup features a large matzo ball, rich flavor, and balanced saltiness. It includes vegetables and chicken for a hearty, nostalgic taste.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for a seamless experience.
Expect to pay around $22 for a sandwich.
The menu includes poutine and authentic Jewish meats.
Old-style New York deli with classic diner ambiance and retro booths creates a warm, cozy atmosphere. 70s music plays, enhancing the nostalgic vibe while a small, intimate bar adds a unique touch. Seating options include counter, booths, and dining tables, attracting families and lively conversations.
Classic Jewish deli dishes stand out here, especially the authentic Pastrami served in full-size sandwiches. The menu sticks to traditional favorites, making it a solid spot for Jewish deli cravings.
Matzo ball soup features large, fluffy matzah balls in a flavorful broth. It stands out as a classic comfort dish with a rich, satisfying taste.
Good to know
Happy hour offers discounted drinks and appetizers from 4-6pm daily.
Expect prices around $19-$20 for sandwiches.
Children eat free with an adult entree on certain days.
Old-school diner with a nostalgic NYC vibe offers a lively, crowded atmosphere and classic tiled floors. It blends authentic Jewish deli flavors with greasy spoon classics, featuring tasty pickles and a matzo ball soup that tastes like grandmother's cooking with balanced dill.
Balances high-end Jewish deli flavors with greasy spoon diner classics. Offers old school style NYC Jewish Deli vibe with counter seating. Pickles stand out as very tasty and authentic.
Simple comfort food with a surprising depth of flavor, the matzo ball soup features balanced dill and is not salty. It recalls grandmother’s cooking and pairs well with latkes or even a cheeseburger for breakfast.
Good to know
The wait time is about 10 minutes during peak hours.
Breakfast is served until 12 PM on weekdays and all day on weekends.
A standard-sized tuna melt costs $17 without any sides.
Vintage decor with hundreds of old photos and classic blue and white bakeware creates a warm, authentic Jewish deli atmosphere. The space feels community-focused and welcoming, with a lively, nostalgic vibe that recalls decades of tradition. A small market and gift shop add to the unique, homey experience.
Offers a great selection of classic Jewish deli sandwiches and sides with a truly authentic atmosphere.
Matzo ball soup tastes just like homemade, with a comforting, familiar flavor. The matzo balls are well-made and the broth is flavorful, making it a dish people often want more of.
Good to know
Deli Divine does not accept reservations, so plan to arrive early.
Expect high prices, with bagels costing between $13 and $50.
The ordering process can be confusing due to a small, poorly displayed menu.
Old-school Jewish deli style fills a large, cramped space with 1950-60's Miami Beach vibe and well-worn decor. Crowds create a lively, noisy atmosphere often packed with nostalgic patrons. A fabulous bakery and takeout store add to the bustling, authentic New York deli experience.
Offers authentic New York style Jewish deli food with large portions and a wide variety of traditional items. Feels like a real deal Jewish deli similar to those in NYC.
Chicken matzo ball soups come with rich broth and well-formed matzo balls. They pair well with deli sandwiches like the Reuben, making a classic combo.
Good to know
Reservations are not accepted; it's first-come, first-served.
Expect long wait times, especially during peak hours.
Free parking is available on-site for customers.
Large space combines bakery, café, bar, and dining areas with a modern, elegant remodel. Atmosphere varies from lively and loud in the patio and coffee bar to more relaxed inside. Offers top-notch cocktails alongside standout baked goods and hearty meals.
Authentic matza ball soup stands out as a signature dish. The deli combines top notch Jewish deli food with a setting that feels like a high end French cafe.
Matzo ball soup here satisfies cravings with a comforting, classic taste. It pairs well with other traditional dishes like Pastrami on Rye and Corned Beef Hash, making it a go-to for those seeking familiar flavors.
Good to know
Happy hour is available on weekdays in the afternoons, but only at the bar.
Parking is not available at the location, making access difficult.
The bakery is currently under renovation, so some items may not be available.
Small deli with basic decor and wooden cafeteria-style seating offers a friendly, comfortable atmosphere without much ambiance. Crowd tends to keep a low profile, creating a quiet, unpretentious vibe. Known for fresh sandwiches on homemade rye bread and classic kosher-style dishes.
This spot started as an old style Jewish deli but now feels more like a bodega than a traditional deli. It no longer fits the classic Jewish deli mold seen in nearby areas.
Matzo ball soup stands out with its rich flavor and satisfying texture. It pairs well with other hearty dishes like pastrami and corned beef sandwiches.
Good to know
Owner Jose Jacobs is on the premises every day except Wednesday.
The dinner special costs about $34 for two meals, including appetizers and desserts.
Expect a limited menu with a focus on kosher-style dishes.