Menu online is an old menu. They wanted $20 for a 6 oz sandwich are they crazy. Never again and I will make sure I let everyone know. What a waste of time
Andrea M.
The sandwich was so carelessly made I could not even lift it up. Bread soaked and soggy. Skip this place.
Jacqueline Auger
After Necessary Purveyor left much to be desired I decided to try Marble & Rye. It was fresh & delicious. I highly recommend the sweet potato fries ?
Natalie G.
Had a very delicious falafel sandwich here. I've also heard great things about their pulled brisket hamburger.
Yael Y.
10/10. I got the Jerusalem chicken mix sandwich and it really took my back to Israel. The shawarma is perfect and I enjoyed every bite. Really recommend getting this sandwich.
JR S.
Said I'd update my review when I've eaten there, so here goes. Went during one of the busiest weeks of the year--and we were impressed: it was in fact very busy, but the staff was super-efficient, accommodating, and as quick as they could be under the circumstances. The food was great, nice-size portions. So, the reviewer who said "I understand if they are kosher but you can't have a deli without cheese".... Seriously? Sounds like he did NOT, in fact, understand.... Did he actually not know how precisely wrong he was, or is there a certain attitude problem there? Or maybe both. Of course, we all know that not all delis are actually kosher; many of them do in fact, serve cheese & dairy. But it's inherently unfair--even intolerant--to fault a kosher establishment that does not serve dairy with meat. It's also inaccurate: For most people, the term "deli" evokes stuff like pastrami-on-rye & sour pickles, brisket, etc. Cheese is NOT a requirement. In any case, it's ridiculous and inaccurate, for some random kvetch with an obvious axe to grind can lower an eatery's rating, based on such an inane complaint--i.e. for simply not having cheese. Tasty food, hard-working staff... Marble & Rye very much deserves its 5 stars.
Nissim Nigri
I had to go out of my way to give these guys a 5 star review ! If I could give a 10 star review I would. The staff is professional amazing and helpful. If I live in Miami I’d eat here every day! The food was so good and everything else on the menu looked so good as well! I’m going to come back here to try the other things! Denton and Jason are AWESOME. It’s so nice to see people take care of their business with their heart!
BRYAN PARSONS
Awful! Placed an order thru Uber. Arias sandwich, sautéed mushrooms, with fries and rice and beans, along with a Sprite Zero. What arrived was a miniature mini me sandwich with meat inside that had a stale taste. Almost like rancid olive oil. The sautéed mushrooms lacked flavor but it was at least edible. The sides rice and beans, and French fries never arrived. The best part was the soda. I ordered sprite ZERO for my neighbors son who is diabetic. The soda was wrapped in a napkin, secured with a kosher taped notice; so the label on the can was not visible. Didn’t think to check the can. Little one drank the soda and after guzzling the can, he tells us that it tasted different. Sure enough, we check the can and we realized that Med by marble and rye sent the wrong soda. Now we have to check his blood glucose a second time and must likely administer additional insulin. Nothing like a screaming 7 year old to cap off the evening. Called the store to complain but the call was funneled to voicemail that was full. My advice..... save your money people. Plenty of other restaurants to choose from.
Matt Klein
Such good food, super careful about CV19, incredibly friendly. You can't ask for more!
low s.
Apparently "marble & rye" in the urban dictionary, means "tastless". i'm the son of a deli owner that used to make his own corned beef, etc...so i get to say i'm qualified. i also search for anything that remotely transmits me back to the old days...think katz's in nyc... this place is what i can imagine deli food to taste like in Senegal. no offense to Senegal, but i can't imagine deli's found a home there. nothing was good. nothing was edible. i would rather have deli at arby's and i've never been to arby's, but ving rhame's voice is enticing. put it this way--if i had to choose between marble and rye and fast food, i would choose fast food (something not deadly) every time. this place is an assault on anyone that wants even a shred of a deli eating experience.
The food was just great. Really tasty and really fresh. All around just a great little spot in South Beach to grab some really good kosher food.
Gila N Aaron Solomon
The food was outstanding. Really tasty and really fresh. A very worthwhile reason to visit South Beach.
Albert G.
In the brand new Lincoln eatery lies this kosher Mediterranean food place. I ordered the house schnitzel chicken sandwich which comes in a pita with hummus, tahini, and Israeli salad. I must say it was alot better than what I expected. It seems like there is alot of anti semitism going around unfortunately and someone posted a review for this place recently which stated how could you serve deli without cheese when they clearly know you cannot serve milk and meat together. This is a glatt kosher facility and the sandwich I ordered was great. The reviews do not justify it and it is not okay for people to hate on us for no reason at all.
Michael Ralph
Great kosher restaurant in Miami Beach. The corned beef was lean and delicious. They also own two other kosher restaurants in the same food hall. This restaurant was long overdue in the South Beach area.
Michael Ralph
A great place for kosher deli. The corned beef was delicious and not a bit of fat. A first rate eatery.
Menu online is an old menu. They wanted $20 for a 6 oz sandwich are they crazy. Never again and I will make sure I let everyone know. What a waste of time
The sandwich was so carelessly made I could not even lift it up. Bread soaked and soggy. Skip this place.
After Necessary Purveyor left much to be desired I decided to try Marble & Rye. It was fresh & delicious. I highly recommend the sweet potato fries ?
Had a very delicious falafel sandwich here. I've also heard great things about their pulled brisket hamburger.
10/10. I got the Jerusalem chicken mix sandwich and it really took my back to Israel. The shawarma is perfect and I enjoyed every bite. Really recommend getting this sandwich.
Said I'd update my review when I've eaten there, so here goes. Went during one of the busiest weeks of the year--and we were impressed: it was in fact very busy, but the staff was super-efficient, accommodating, and as quick as they could be under the circumstances. The food was great, nice-size portions. So, the reviewer who said "I understand if they are kosher but you can't have a deli without cheese".... Seriously? Sounds like he did NOT, in fact, understand.... Did he actually not know how precisely wrong he was, or is there a certain attitude problem there? Or maybe both. Of course, we all know that not all delis are actually kosher; many of them do in fact, serve cheese & dairy. But it's inherently unfair--even intolerant--to fault a kosher establishment that does not serve dairy with meat. It's also inaccurate: For most people, the term "deli" evokes stuff like pastrami-on-rye & sour pickles, brisket, etc. Cheese is NOT a requirement. In any case, it's ridiculous and inaccurate, for some random kvetch with an obvious axe to grind can lower an eatery's rating, based on such an inane complaint--i.e. for simply not having cheese. Tasty food, hard-working staff... Marble & Rye very much deserves its 5 stars.
I had to go out of my way to give these guys a 5 star review ! If I could give a 10 star review I would. The staff is professional amazing and helpful. If I live in Miami I’d eat here every day! The food was so good and everything else on the menu looked so good as well! I’m going to come back here to try the other things! Denton and Jason are AWESOME. It’s so nice to see people take care of their business with their heart!
Awful! Placed an order thru Uber. Arias sandwich, sautéed mushrooms, with fries and rice and beans, along with a Sprite Zero. What arrived was a miniature mini me sandwich with meat inside that had a stale taste. Almost like rancid olive oil. The sautéed mushrooms lacked flavor but it was at least edible. The sides rice and beans, and French fries never arrived. The best part was the soda. I ordered sprite ZERO for my neighbors son who is diabetic. The soda was wrapped in a napkin, secured with a kosher taped notice; so the label on the can was not visible. Didn’t think to check the can. Little one drank the soda and after guzzling the can, he tells us that it tasted different. Sure enough, we check the can and we realized that Med by marble and rye sent the wrong soda. Now we have to check his blood glucose a second time and must likely administer additional insulin. Nothing like a screaming 7 year old to cap off the evening. Called the store to complain but the call was funneled to voicemail that was full. My advice..... save your money people. Plenty of other restaurants to choose from.
Such good food, super careful about CV19, incredibly friendly. You can't ask for more!
Apparently "marble & rye" in the urban dictionary, means "tastless". i'm the son of a deli owner that used to make his own corned beef, etc...so i get to say i'm qualified. i also search for anything that remotely transmits me back to the old days...think katz's in nyc... this place is what i can imagine deli food to taste like in Senegal. no offense to Senegal, but i can't imagine deli's found a home there. nothing was good. nothing was edible. i would rather have deli at arby's and i've never been to arby's, but ving rhame's voice is enticing. put it this way--if i had to choose between marble and rye and fast food, i would choose fast food (something not deadly) every time. this place is an assault on anyone that wants even a shred of a deli eating experience.
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The food was just great. Really tasty and really fresh. All around just a great little spot in South Beach to grab some really good kosher food.
The food was outstanding. Really tasty and really fresh. A very worthwhile reason to visit South Beach.
In the brand new Lincoln eatery lies this kosher Mediterranean food place. I ordered the house schnitzel chicken sandwich which comes in a pita with hummus, tahini, and Israeli salad. I must say it was alot better than what I expected. It seems like there is alot of anti semitism going around unfortunately and someone posted a review for this place recently which stated how could you serve deli without cheese when they clearly know you cannot serve milk and meat together. This is a glatt kosher facility and the sandwich I ordered was great. The reviews do not justify it and it is not okay for people to hate on us for no reason at all.
Great kosher restaurant in Miami Beach. The corned beef was lean and delicious. They also own two other kosher restaurants in the same food hall. This restaurant was long overdue in the South Beach area.
A great place for kosher deli. The corned beef was delicious and not a bit of fat. A first rate eatery.