The Original Wolfie's Restaurant, Deli and The Rascal House Bar
$$ • Bars, Seafood, Pet Friendly
Hours:
1420 Boulevard of the Arts, Sarasota
(941) 312-4072
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Wolfie’s never disappoints, but the pastrami here is truly on another level perfectly seasoned, tender, and packed with flavor. On top of that, my server Zelena made the experience even better. She was friendly, attentive, and made sure everything was just right without ever being overbearing. Great food paired with outstanding service is hard to beat. I definitely will be back!
So fun to go to Wolfie’s in Sarasota . Grew up going to Wolfie’s , Pumpernick’s, Rascal House and Corkey’s . Wonderful fun and service and great nostalgic atmosphere!
Since moving from NY 5 years ago, this is the best Reuben I've had in Florida! The pickles are outstanding. Half sours 🤤I'm looking forward to trying their matzo soup. While I haven't been to their location, DoorDash orders have been flawless! I'll be back!!! 🙂 🙂
Menu
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 3PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 3PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 3PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 7PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 7PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 7PM |
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The Original Wolfie's Restaurant, Deli and The Rascal House Bar offers an authentic Jewish Delicatessen experience with a fully stocked bar and signature cocktails. The menu is full of traditional Jewish Deli items made with fresh ingredients. The staff and owner are friendly and helpful. Best pastrami melts in the mouth, with no condiment required. The Cabbage roll is spot on, and the smoked salmon spread on pumpernickle is a definite thumbs up. Many guests recall dining at Wolfie's in Miami Beach, noting the three bowls of sides on the table. The brand was recreated in Sarasota, offering quick picked cucumber, beets, and coleslaw. The Rachel, with pastrami substituted for turkey, features thin sliced seeded rye, well grilled, and Russian dressing. The pastrami is navel dry cured with the same taste profile as NY City style. All expected delicacies are deliciously prepared, including succulent corned beef, tasty chopped liver, and tangy pickles and beets. Service can be slow, with only one waitperson seen working. The food is very good, though a bit pricey.