First off, awesome staff. They were so helpful and friendly. I ordered a king Ruben. It was so good as well as the potato salad. It's a cut little shop. I personally can't wait to try a different sandwich. Ambiance bright and airy.
C C.
Food is amazing when prepared the way you order it... problem is getting what you actually ordered .$$$$$$... and then to have someone tell me what I'm holding in my hand is toasted... I have ordered repeatedly only recently has it been a problem. Customer lost
Blanche Knight
The sandwich was delicious and the ingredients were all fresh. The man at the counter was friendly and polite. The restaurant is small but clean. The only thing I took issue with is that they charge $4 for a fountain soda. That's way too high!Parking: It's a tiny place but Theresa's parking out front.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chips
Troy S.
Favorite Deli in the Valley! Food is fabulous! Indoor and outdoor seating! Quality is 10/10
Michael Lewingard
Can we not do this? Slimflation. $16 menu item after tax and charges total is $21. Then they want a tip. And then the food is a tiny serving. I can’t.
J J.
Went here yesterday and ordered the kings corned beach sandwich. It was very good. A bit on the small side for a sandwich that is twenty dollars and change. Without a drink or chips. I would return but there are cheaper options that are just as good.
Lauren H.
I love King's Deli! What a fantastic spot for a phenomenal sandwich! I cannot WAIT to come again!
James B.
Kings Reuben - Phenomenal sandwich. Loved the flavor of the pastrami and the slaw. I would definitely come back to try some of their other sandwiches.
Miguel H.
Best pastrami in this side of town! Look no further. Bagels are good too. Please add pumpernickel bread to the menu.
NHoff H.
I've never dined in, but I take out often. The staff is fantastic. Exactly the kind of neighborhood spot you'd expect. Friendly, welcoming and always remember me. I love going for breakfast. Their pastrami is delicious and their coffee tasty. I will always come back here.
Drive over the hill into Burbank and you'll pass by some iconic landmarks. As you cruise down Barham Boulevard you'll pass Forest Lawn...Universal Studios...the LA "River"...and eventually Warner Brothers Studio. When you see the giant posters of the shows being filmed on the lot, the road curves. If you hang a slight left, you'll find one of LA's best sandwiches...blink and you'll miss it. When I think of a deli, I don't think of just any sandwich. Sure they can make just about anything you want between two slices of bread as long as it's on the menu, but I judge any place that calls itself a deli on a couple basic things: pastrami and corned beef. Unfortunately, Burbank is kind of a black hole for these comforting sandwich meats. There are places that serve corned beef and/or pastrami sandwiches...but they're not a corned beef and/or pastrami sandwich from a deli. Sliced smoked/cured meats...piled high on some rye bread...mustard is always welcome and if you feel like it, maybe a slice of cheese to add to the caloric value. One of the best sandwiches ever is the Rueben. A perfect blend of salty, sweet, savory, and sour. For me, the rye bread has to be perfectly toasted and the inside is a tender, hot gooey mess of sauerkraut, melted cheese, and Russian dressing. The "Kings Rueben" is all of the above. It's the kind of sandwich you might regret eating in one sitting, but you'll enjoy the rest of your day. I do recommend eating your rueben there, if possible, cause it does not travel well. During the pandemic, Kings Deli was one of the places I'd order from and we'd take it back home...the rueben was still good, but nothing compares to when it comes hot off the panini press. As for their other offerings, like I said earlier, you can't go wrong with a roast beef, turkey, or a tuna melt, but I always stick to my usual three sandwiches here. If you're adventurous, try to the Al Montoya. For years I wondered why they named a panini pressed ham sandwich with pickles, mustard, mayo, and Swiss cheese after a back up NHL goalie...turns out he's of Cuban descent...oh, it's a Cuban sandwich. That was also the moment I realized the people here are hockey fans and the name shares a font with another popular Kings franchise in the region. For all their pros, there are a couple cons to Kings Deli. The sides aren't great here...but they aren't bad either. It's your standard deli sides or coleslaw or potato salad. They're a bit mayo-ey for my tastes, but the potato salad has a nice tang and the cole slaw can be great in a sandwich to add some texture to every bite. The only other downside here is the parking. It's pretty easy to miss this place since it's a tiny restaurant in the middle of the hustle and bustle of a Hollywood studio and tucked away in between residential buildings. If you're not heading south down Pass Ave. then you're probably gonna need to make a U-turn to park on the same side of the street...if you can find a spot. On some days, the lunchtime rush makes this impossible, but there's parking somewhere in the neighborhood, you just gotta find it. Luckily it's a nice stretch of town where a walk is welcome...and if you're too full from your delicious sandwich, then enjoy a nice day.
Drew L.
Brisket sandwich is insanely great. My go-to order from now on. The Reuben and King's Club are also delicious!
Jason S.
Soooo good! I love this deli. You can tell there is an attention to detail here. The meat melts in your mouth, the bread is soft and fresh, the condiments add such good flavor. The staff are so nice and friendly. This place truly is a gem
Russell Q.
Best Pastrami I've had on the West Coast! Brents is also good but far for those of us in Hollywood. This does not disappoint!
Richi M.
Very clean in the dining room and what I can see behind the counter. My sandwich doesn't have enough corned beef because I'm still very hungry. I love mustard and it's so delicious. The LBC Root Beer has a twist off cap which is another star lol. The bread is very tasty. The music playing is great. Found parking a block away.
First off, awesome staff. They were so helpful and friendly. I ordered a king Ruben. It was so good as well as the potato salad. It's a cut little shop. I personally can't wait to try a different sandwich. Ambiance bright and airy.
Food is amazing when prepared the way you order it... problem is getting what you actually ordered .$$$$$$... and then to have someone tell me what I'm holding in my hand is toasted... I have ordered repeatedly only recently has it been a problem. Customer lost
The sandwich was delicious and the ingredients were all fresh. The man at the counter was friendly and polite. The restaurant is small but clean. The only thing I took issue with is that they charge $4 for a fountain soda. That's way too high!Parking: It's a tiny place but Theresa's parking out front.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chips
Favorite Deli in the Valley! Food is fabulous! Indoor and outdoor seating! Quality is 10/10
Can we not do this? Slimflation. $16 menu item after tax and charges total is $21. Then they want a tip. And then the food is a tiny serving. I can’t.
Went here yesterday and ordered the kings corned beach sandwich. It was very good. A bit on the small side for a sandwich that is twenty dollars and change. Without a drink or chips. I would return but there are cheaper options that are just as good.
I love King's Deli! What a fantastic spot for a phenomenal sandwich! I cannot WAIT to come again!
Kings Reuben - Phenomenal sandwich. Loved the flavor of the pastrami and the slaw. I would definitely come back to try some of their other sandwiches.
Best pastrami in this side of town! Look no further. Bagels are good too. Please add pumpernickel bread to the menu.
I've never dined in, but I take out often. The staff is fantastic. Exactly the kind of neighborhood spot you'd expect. Friendly, welcoming and always remember me. I love going for breakfast. Their pastrami is delicious and their coffee tasty. I will always come back here.
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Drive over the hill into Burbank and you'll pass by some iconic landmarks. As you cruise down Barham Boulevard you'll pass Forest Lawn...Universal Studios...the LA "River"...and eventually Warner Brothers Studio. When you see the giant posters of the shows being filmed on the lot, the road curves. If you hang a slight left, you'll find one of LA's best sandwiches...blink and you'll miss it. When I think of a deli, I don't think of just any sandwich. Sure they can make just about anything you want between two slices of bread as long as it's on the menu, but I judge any place that calls itself a deli on a couple basic things: pastrami and corned beef. Unfortunately, Burbank is kind of a black hole for these comforting sandwich meats. There are places that serve corned beef and/or pastrami sandwiches...but they're not a corned beef and/or pastrami sandwich from a deli. Sliced smoked/cured meats...piled high on some rye bread...mustard is always welcome and if you feel like it, maybe a slice of cheese to add to the caloric value. One of the best sandwiches ever is the Rueben. A perfect blend of salty, sweet, savory, and sour. For me, the rye bread has to be perfectly toasted and the inside is a tender, hot gooey mess of sauerkraut, melted cheese, and Russian dressing. The "Kings Rueben" is all of the above. It's the kind of sandwich you might regret eating in one sitting, but you'll enjoy the rest of your day. I do recommend eating your rueben there, if possible, cause it does not travel well. During the pandemic, Kings Deli was one of the places I'd order from and we'd take it back home...the rueben was still good, but nothing compares to when it comes hot off the panini press. As for their other offerings, like I said earlier, you can't go wrong with a roast beef, turkey, or a tuna melt, but I always stick to my usual three sandwiches here. If you're adventurous, try to the Al Montoya. For years I wondered why they named a panini pressed ham sandwich with pickles, mustard, mayo, and Swiss cheese after a back up NHL goalie...turns out he's of Cuban descent...oh, it's a Cuban sandwich. That was also the moment I realized the people here are hockey fans and the name shares a font with another popular Kings franchise in the region. For all their pros, there are a couple cons to Kings Deli. The sides aren't great here...but they aren't bad either. It's your standard deli sides or coleslaw or potato salad. They're a bit mayo-ey for my tastes, but the potato salad has a nice tang and the cole slaw can be great in a sandwich to add some texture to every bite. The only other downside here is the parking. It's pretty easy to miss this place since it's a tiny restaurant in the middle of the hustle and bustle of a Hollywood studio and tucked away in between residential buildings. If you're not heading south down Pass Ave. then you're probably gonna need to make a U-turn to park on the same side of the street...if you can find a spot. On some days, the lunchtime rush makes this impossible, but there's parking somewhere in the neighborhood, you just gotta find it. Luckily it's a nice stretch of town where a walk is welcome...and if you're too full from your delicious sandwich, then enjoy a nice day.
Brisket sandwich is insanely great. My go-to order from now on. The Reuben and King's Club are also delicious!
Soooo good! I love this deli. You can tell there is an attention to detail here. The meat melts in your mouth, the bread is soft and fresh, the condiments add such good flavor. The staff are so nice and friendly. This place truly is a gem
Best Pastrami I've had on the West Coast! Brents is also good but far for those of us in Hollywood. This does not disappoint!
Very clean in the dining room and what I can see behind the counter. My sandwich doesn't have enough corned beef because I'm still very hungry. I love mustard and it's so delicious. The LBC Root Beer has a twist off cap which is another star lol. The bread is very tasty. The music playing is great. Found parking a block away.