Ate in the restaurant - sandwiches were expensive. Prices averaged $25 to $28. Ruben sandwich with fries was $28. While the corned beef meat was tender and it came with sauerkraut, the cheese was just standard pre-shreeded cheddar cheese and no Thousand Island dressing. For 2 people getting sandwiches, it was over $60. The photo is one of the Coney Island Reuben's we split for a child. The actual deli sells the same sandwiches for around $20. With table service, you get the same deli sandwich but with service and a table cloth. However, the chairs were pretty dirty and stained. The prices listed on the website are outdated - prices are now more.
Mark Rubinson
Chopped liver from the deli counter is some of the best I've had. Really can't go wrong with anything made in house here.
Nachum Kligman
Such a lifesaver for the Kosher traveler!
Josh Brandt
Oh yeah
Noah Friedman
I did my Passover ordering from here and let me tell you, it's some of the best food I've had for the times. The apricot chicken was incredible. The sides are perfect for the occasion. Yeah, it's expensive, but if you're looking to not be miserable on the holiday, this is the place to order from. I was extremely happy with the fact they could ship food, too. I would recommend this place to anyone looking for incredibly delectable Passover food for next year and beyond.
Jonathan Taylor
Imagine paying $20 for a pastrami sandwich and getting a sandwich that is only composed of microwaved pastrami on bread. Also got onion slice, tomato, lettuce, and a packet of mustard on the side.
Jameel Rashid
You must get the beef bacon (beef fry). It is outstanding. Expensive, but totally worth it!
Meredith Masse
Very friendly service. Sandwich was meh. Place needs a deep clean and a facelift.
Sarah Kline
Every once in a while I have to come here all the way from Boulder to get kosher meat! They have a good selection of fresh, frozen, and packaged meat. The chicken strips are busting but expect to spend some money!
Brock Zurdog
I loved the food here, and I forgot who the waiter was, but he was crazy efficient! I loved every part of this expririence!
Great to have a kosher supermarket in Denver. We stop by every time we’re out skiing. And love sharing some history from West Hempstead with the owner!
Levi Deixler
Ive been coming here for years around every Jewish holiday, Great local spot and the food is delicious.
Hussam Abdurrahman
I got a sandwich and they gave me the wrong one. I didn't dispute it because my lunch break was short. Also more bread and cheese than meat which was also disappointing but maybe in the future that mistake won't be made. Thank you
Norryce
I am a conservative Christain who respects jews a great deal. I buy many kosher foods routinely because they follow God's dietary laws and are also relevant today. The meals I've shared there have been excellent, the servers outstanding, a cashier could not have been more helpful and the other patrons friendly and welcoming. This was in 2010-2020, i would highly recommend them today. .
Ate in the restaurant - sandwiches were expensive. Prices averaged $25 to $28. Ruben sandwich with fries was $28. While the corned beef meat was tender and it came with sauerkraut, the cheese was just standard pre-shreeded cheddar cheese and no Thousand Island dressing. For 2 people getting sandwiches, it was over $60. The photo is one of the Coney Island Reuben's we split for a child. The actual deli sells the same sandwiches for around $20. With table service, you get the same deli sandwich but with service and a table cloth. However, the chairs were pretty dirty and stained. The prices listed on the website are outdated - prices are now more.
Chopped liver from the deli counter is some of the best I've had. Really can't go wrong with anything made in house here.
Such a lifesaver for the Kosher traveler!
Oh yeah
I did my Passover ordering from here and let me tell you, it's some of the best food I've had for the times. The apricot chicken was incredible. The sides are perfect for the occasion. Yeah, it's expensive, but if you're looking to not be miserable on the holiday, this is the place to order from. I was extremely happy with the fact they could ship food, too. I would recommend this place to anyone looking for incredibly delectable Passover food for next year and beyond.
Imagine paying $20 for a pastrami sandwich and getting a sandwich that is only composed of microwaved pastrami on bread. Also got onion slice, tomato, lettuce, and a packet of mustard on the side.
You must get the beef bacon (beef fry). It is outstanding. Expensive, but totally worth it!
Very friendly service. Sandwich was meh. Place needs a deep clean and a facelift.
Every once in a while I have to come here all the way from Boulder to get kosher meat! They have a good selection of fresh, frozen, and packaged meat. The chicken strips are busting but expect to spend some money!
I loved the food here, and I forgot who the waiter was, but he was crazy efficient! I loved every part of this expririence!
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Great to have a kosher supermarket in Denver. We stop by every time we’re out skiing. And love sharing some history from West Hempstead with the owner!
Ive been coming here for years around every Jewish holiday, Great local spot and the food is delicious.
I got a sandwich and they gave me the wrong one. I didn't dispute it because my lunch break was short. Also more bread and cheese than meat which was also disappointing but maybe in the future that mistake won't be made.
Thank you
I am a conservative Christain who respects jews a great deal. I buy many kosher foods routinely because they follow God's dietary laws and are also relevant today. The meals I've shared there have been excellent, the servers outstanding, a cashier could not have been more helpful and the other patrons friendly and welcoming. This was in 2010-2020, i would highly recommend them today.
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The best kosher food outside of LA/NY hands down
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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