Small spot with a colorful mural and lively patio offers modern twists on classic Jewish deli dishes. House-made items and a cozy vibe draw locals for breakfast and lunch. Music and good vibes make it a popular neighborhood hangout.
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.
"I thought these bagels were the best I've ever had."
"You have to try the whitefish salad; it's a must-try."
"This Jewish Deli is the one of my dreams."
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.
Old-school Jewish deli shines with classic pastrami and 1940s-50s NYC decor. Cozy, nostalgic vibe offers a traditional deli experience with soft white lighting and authentic art. Perfect for those craving simple, sophisticated flavors and atmosphere.
An authentic old-school Jewish deli serving all the classics with pastrami that stands out among others. It offers a traditional and old-fashioned experience that's rare to find these days.
Good to know
Free parking is available in the Key Food lot behind the deli.
The special menu costs $30 per person and includes an appetizer, main course, and dessert.
A pastrami sandwich costs $25, and prices are generally high.
Small deli offers amazing pastrami sandwiches and a wide range of Jewish deli classics. Seating includes tables and a balcony, creating a relaxed, friendly vibe. Quiet ambiance supports easy conversation in an unpretentious setting.
Classic diner vibe with an extensive menu of Jewish deli classics. Known for amazing pastrami sandwiches and attentive service.
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.
Enjoy authentic Jewish deli flavors in a quiet, classic NYC setting. The old school diner feel and tooled metal ceiling create a warm, welcoming space. Experience hearty, traditional dishes that capture a true Jewish New Yorker vibe.
Offers authentic Jewish deli flavors with a classic New York style. Serves tasty, traditional dishes that feel like a hearty, home-cooked meal.
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.
Rustic deli buzzes with lively atmosphere and tight seating. Meat carvers offer tastings that draw crowds. Walls showcase celebrity portraits, adding historic charm. Serves classic dishes, keeping Jewish deli tradition alive in NYC.
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.
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.
Narrow shop with old school vibe offers a classic Jewish deli experience. No indoor seating but outdoor benches provide a spot to enjoy bagel and lox. Crowded yet calm, it blends history with consistent quality.
Offers a classic Jewish deli experience with a strong reputation. Known for its historical significance and consistent quality in traditional deli fare.
Good to know
You must take a number when you first enter to be served.
There is no dine-in option; it's takeout only.
Expect long wait times, often over an hour, especially after 10am.
Interior shows a retro vibe with classy servers in white lab coats. Atmosphere feels warm and homey yet somewhat sterile and quiet. Known for classic bagel and lox and rich smoked fish, it offers a true historic Jewish deli experience.
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.
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.
Small sandwich shop with retro deli vibe and lively energy offers a fresh take on Jewish deli by skipping knishes but keeping classic deli elements. Friendly staff and authentic Brooklyn atmosphere make it welcoming. Outdoor seating lets you enjoy the neighborhood.
A new generation of Jewish deli shines with a modern retro vibe. It stands out by skipping traditional items like knishes while keeping classic deli elements alive.
Good to know
Expect to wait 15-20 minutes if you arrive after 10am.
Ordering online first is highly recommended to avoid long wait times.
The pastrami sandwich costs about $21 or $22.
Old-school diner blends nostalgic NYC vibe with lively, crowded energy. It serves authentic pickles and balances high-end Jewish deli flavors with greasy spoon classics. Counter seating adds to the old school style atmosphere loved by hipsters.
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.
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.
Quintessential New York deli with nostalgic decor and a classic diner vibe. Enjoy tasty pastrami sandwiches and delicious soup in a cozy, bustling space with huge booths perfect for groups.
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.
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.
Old school New York deli with classic pastrami Reuben and bagel and lox offers a genuine Jewish deli experience. Cramped seating inside contrasts with spacious outdoor seating. Cozy, bustling vibe captures true Upper West Side character.
Offers a genuine old school New York Jewish deli experience with classic dishes like pastrami Reuben sandwiches and bagel and lox. Serves some of the best traditional Jewish deli food and smoked fish available.
Good to know
This restaurant only accepts cash; no credit cards are allowed.
Cash is the only payment method, so come prepared.
Expect long lines; visit during the week for shorter waits.
Old-school kosher diner with wood panel walls and 1970s decor offers a cozy, classic atmosphere. It serves an authentic Jewish deli experience with small, local charm. The place hosts an Ultra Orthodox crowd, preserving a true Brooklyn Jewish vibe.
Offers a true authentic Jewish deli experience with a focus on old-school style and small, local charm.
Good to know
Reservations are not required, and you can take out or eat in.
A 15% tip is automatically added to your bill.
Expect to pay around $30 for a small sandwich.
Cozy spot blends Montreal deli flavors with a laid-back Brooklyn vibe. Offers authentic Jewish dishes in a quiet, chilled atmosphere. Indoor seating feels tight but outdoor space adds comfort, making it a welcoming neighborhood staple.
Offers a Montreal-style Jewish deli experience blending traditional Jewish dishes with local specialties. The owner brings authentic Montreal deli flavors to the menu.
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.
Step into a 70s time capsule with neon lights and folk art walls. Enjoy fresh Jewish deli classics like pastrami and corned beef in a warm, homey space. It’s a rare spot keeping traditional deli flavors alive in a nostalgic setting.
A Jewish deli here serves very fresh and good food. It stands out since most other Jewish delis in the area have closed.
Good to know
Be aware of the kosher status of this place.
The price of the pastrami sandwich is $20.95.
Expect smaller portions for the high prices.