I'm not an expert in Pastrami or Corned beef mainly because of the lack of them in the Tampa area, but good food is good food. Try this place! Worth every penny.
S J.
Somewhat pricey but worth it, in my estimation. They have the actual best Matzo ball chicken soup I have had in my life, including homemade by Jewish mothers and in various New York delis. Best ever: the Matzo ball soup Great: the pastrami and turkey reubens Less great...their pared-back hours. Closing at 3? Not fair to people who work til 4:45 & want to pick up soup.
Valerie M Walker
I was truly disappointed. But I guess my expectations were too high. I want pastrami and they were out of that. I got the corned beef, the meat was discolored and tough to chew. Maybe it was a bad day. Then I bought a can soda and paid for it using a 10.00 bill, I got back 3.00 as change. And most importantly no knishes. Overall a bummer.?
seth w
People are calling this a Jewish Deli.Others are calling it a Kosher Deli.Still others are calling it New York Style.These genre of deli would never offer a Rubin or anything with meat AND cheese or anything dairy-related.Neither would they offer pork.
zach bohne
Out of this world pastrami sandwich! Up there with Katz deli in NY.Edit: Place has gone down hill. Went this past week and it was a total let down. Heard them talking with a new hire about how they stream lined the sandwich process and it definitely shows? Workers weren't friendly either.
Sergio DiMaggio
Very disappointing - Ordered the pastrami sandwich ask the order taker how does it come he said a whole is 1 pound and the 1/2 is half a pound and he was unable to tell me how the sandwich is served. I got my sandwich and NO!! One slice of Ryebread cut in half and no half pound of meat. It is not a New York Style pastrami sandwich.
Melanie S.
My husband and I have been on the search for the best rueben we finally found it corned beef is cooked perfect homemade bread and the sandwich is HUGE!!!!!!
Fred M.
The Hot Pastrami should be called Hot Fat with Pastrami sandwich. This is my third attempt at a good hot pastrami sandwich and it taste bad every-time because they put in thick cuts of pastrami with like 80% fat.
Steve Jorgenson
Was really looking forward to the pastrami Reuben. Undeterred by them getting the bread wrong on the order, we were disappointed by the quality and value of the sandwiches overall. The pastrami was dry and pretty small. The turkey sandwich was pretty fatty.
Joseph Sullivan
Wow, best Reuben I’ve ever had. Great work! I’d be back if I wasn’t from Cleveland
So far I've had the pastrami, the turkey, and The Works. All of these have been great! I grew up in the greater New York area, so it's nice to have a deli that hits close to home here in Tampa. Would definitely recommend!
Scott K. Edinger
This place is spectacular. I ordered Rosh Hashanah dinner and a break the fast meal for Yom Kippur and it was great. Best NY Jewish Deli in Tampa Bay.
Monir M.
When I think NY a Jewish deli, I think of giant sandwiches stacked with meat that are hard to fit into your mouth. That is not the case here, and anyone from up north will be greatly disappointed Add more meat to your sandwiches. You are close to being great, but at your price point, customers expect better.
Ryan M.
Wrong toppings, and barely any lox for a $12 bagel. Overpriced and underwhelmed. Won't be back.
Thomas Pruim
The make an absolutely amazing Pastrami on Rye. Maybe the bread could’ve been a little thicker, but the pastrami they made was some of the best I’ve had. I’d put in my top 10 sandwiches of all of Tampa.
I'm not an expert in Pastrami or Corned beef mainly because of the lack of them in the Tampa area, but good food is good food. Try this place! Worth every penny.
Somewhat pricey but worth it, in my estimation. They have the actual best Matzo ball chicken soup I have had in my life, including homemade by Jewish mothers and in various New York delis. Best ever: the Matzo ball soup Great: the pastrami and turkey reubens Less great...their pared-back hours. Closing at 3? Not fair to people who work til 4:45 & want to pick up soup.
I was truly disappointed. But I guess my expectations were too high. I want pastrami and they were out of that. I got the corned beef, the meat was discolored and tough to chew. Maybe it was a bad day. Then I bought a can soda and paid for it using a 10.00 bill, I got back 3.00 as change. And most importantly no knishes. Overall a bummer.?
People are calling this a Jewish Deli.Others are calling it a Kosher Deli.Still others are calling it New York Style.These genre of deli would never offer a Rubin or anything with meat AND cheese or anything dairy-related.Neither would they offer pork.
Out of this world pastrami sandwich! Up there with Katz deli in NY.Edit: Place has gone down hill. Went this past week and it was a total let down. Heard them talking with a new hire about how they stream lined the sandwich process and it definitely shows? Workers weren't friendly either.
Very disappointing - Ordered the pastrami sandwich ask the order taker how does it come he said a whole is 1 pound and the 1/2 is half a pound and he was unable to tell me how the sandwich is served. I got my sandwich and NO!! One slice of Ryebread cut in half and no half pound of meat. It is not a New York Style pastrami sandwich.
My husband and I have been on the search for the best rueben we finally found it corned beef is cooked perfect homemade bread and the sandwich is HUGE!!!!!!
The Hot Pastrami should be called Hot Fat with Pastrami sandwich. This is my third attempt at a good hot pastrami sandwich and it taste bad every-time because they put in thick cuts of pastrami with like 80% fat.
Was really looking forward to the pastrami Reuben. Undeterred by them getting the bread wrong on the order, we were disappointed by the quality and value of the sandwiches overall. The pastrami was dry and pretty small. The turkey sandwich was pretty fatty.
Wow, best Reuben I’ve ever had. Great work! I’d be back if I wasn’t from Cleveland
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So far I've had the pastrami, the turkey, and The Works. All of these have been great! I grew up in the greater New York area, so it's nice to have a deli that hits close to home here in Tampa. Would definitely recommend!
This place is spectacular. I ordered Rosh Hashanah dinner and a break the fast meal for Yom Kippur and it was great. Best NY Jewish Deli in Tampa Bay.
When I think NY a Jewish deli, I think of giant sandwiches stacked with meat that are hard to fit into your mouth. That is not the case here, and anyone from up north will be greatly disappointed Add more meat to your sandwiches. You are close to being great, but at your price point, customers expect better.
Wrong toppings, and barely any lox for a $12 bagel. Overpriced and underwhelmed. Won't be back.
The make an absolutely amazing Pastrami on Rye. Maybe the bread could’ve been a little thicker, but the pastrami they made was some of the best I’ve had. I’d put in my top 10 sandwiches of all of Tampa.