DELI NEWS FRISCO

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ If you’re a New Yorker living in Dallas or just someone who appreciates a real, quality sandwich — Deli News on Preston Road is a must-visit. It’s one of those rare spots that truly captures the essence of a classic New York deli. I ordered the Reuben with fries, and it was absolutely fantastic — perfectly stacked, juicy, and flavorful with that authentic NY-style bite. It instantly took me back home. My wife had the BLT, and she loved it too — simple, fresh, and made just right. Everything from the portions to the flavor feels authentic, and you can tell they take pride in what they serve. The atmosphere has that casual deli charm that makes you want to stay a little longer just to enjoy it all. We’ll definitely be back to explore the rest of the menu — there’s a lot more I want to try! If you’re craving New York–style sandwiches in Dallas, this is the place.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Deli News – Frisco, TX Had a delicious pastrami melt that hit all the right notes — tender, flavorful, and perfectly toasted. The split pea soup was honestly one of the best I’ve ever had — rich, hearty, and full of flavor. You really can’t go wrong with this spot for lunch. As someone from New York City, this place brings me straight back down memory lane — authentic deli taste, generous portions, and that classic NYC vibe. Definitely a go-to spot when you’re craving real deli comfort food in Texas!

Deli News Frisco is a great restaurant! I had the NY pastrami, on rye with mustard, it was fantastic and the potato salad too! There were other great choices but I love pastrami and this pastrami tasted so good! My wife had the roast beef with russian dressing on rye. The staff were very friendly and the place was extremely clean. We made the trip from our home in Sanger and it was well worth the drive! We will be back soon!

A true deli place. Our lunch was wonderful! I ordered the open face turkey sandwich with gravy and cranberry. Every bite was filled with flavor. The plates were generously served. Unfortunately, there was no room for dessert even though the were calling my name. It's a must return type of restaurant.

I lived in New Rochelle, New York for 3+ years. I would frequent the corner stores and the 24 hour shops. This sandwich is not remotely close to the worst deli in N.Y. As you can tell by the photo, I am better off grabbing a loaf of bread and making my own sandwich at home. $15.99 for a tuna melt sandwich that is barely bigger than my palm is the BIGGEST. RIPOFF. EVER. No deli in N.Y. would serve a sandwich that small for that price, and anyone who knows anything about northeast prices knows that is a problem. Do not waste your time.

Disappointed with the amount of fat on the pastrami - the meat tasted great but the amount of fat dominated. I love pastrami but not here. The turkey is good. We’ve taken this place off our list of options for a sandwich.

Amnesty Reuben I’ve had in my life. Great potato salad and the pickles were outstanding. Great people and clean restaurant. Will be back.

Disappointing and expensive. Went there at noon for lunch. Ordered the corned beef Reuben and matzoh ball soup. The soup was lukewarm, with just 2 balls of matzoh dough and a couple of slices of carrots. So chicken broth and two dough balls for $9. The Reuben ($19) had generous amount of corned beef, but not much flavor. The side of coleslaw was tasteless. Like eating styrofoam. The best part of the meal was the cream soda. Won’t be going back.

I've always loved Deli News in Frisco, Texas, for its authentic New York deli vibes, and my recent lunch there didn't disappoint--even with my current no-sugar, no-grain diet. Normally, I'd go straight for their Reuben, which is fantastic, but it's off-limits for me now with the bread and Russian dressing. Instead, I asked for a Reuben-inspired substitute: deli mustard instead of the dressing, no bread, and all the classic fixings. I paired it with a side of steamed vegetables to keep it compliant with my diet. The result? A delicious, satisfying lunch that hit all the right spots! The corned beef was tender and flavorful, the mustard added a perfect tangy kick, and the steamed veggies were fresh and well-prepared. They even threw in a pickle, which was a delightful bonus. The staff were incredibly kind and accommodating, making the whole experience even better. If you're craving authentic NY deli grub--whether you're sticking to a specific diet or not--Deli News is absolutely the place to go. Highly recommend!

I'm very unhappy today with my sandwich. This is why I hate getting carry out orders...because sometimes they give you garbage. My corn-beef sandwich was so FATTY. If I didn't live so far away I would have taken it back. The way I see it they owe me a new sandwich. The russian dressing, mustard and cheese helped me forget slightly. This won't happen again cause I will check my order before I leave. For all this money I paid you shouldn't be serving a sandwich full of fatty chewy meat. The pickle was yummy.

Love the soup, 1/2 blt sandwich, which was served w/side of potato salad. The sandwich bread was nice and hearty, had large slices of bacon. The chicken noodle soup hit the spot to warm me up, filled with noodles, not salty and great tasting. It isn't cheap, $40 for the two of us, so it will be a treat every once in a while. The restaurant was clean, and they had someone attending the tables and counters.

I ordered from uber eats a pastrami Rueben w/easy kraut. It came with a delicious pickle & seasoned fries. This sandwich was HUGE! Took me 3 meals to eat it & OMGoodness was it delicious. The pastrami was perfect & I'm glad I said easy kraut because anymore would have messed it up for me. The bread wrapped it all up to perfection. I can't wait to try another one. Go try one of these monstrous sandwiches for yourself!!

I'm a sucker for a club sandwich and they didn't disappoint. The amount you get is generous, with a good side. Speaking of sides, I'm not usually a fan of diner/deli fries, but these were all perfectly crispy. The service was killer and the interior really felt like you were in a NYC deli. Got some butter cookies for home......they didn't make it home. I'll be back - often!

Glad we got to try this deli, love the concept and the friendly and fast service. Sadly I was a little taken a back by the prices for a deli. I got soup, a half sandwich and a soda-I believe it was $24- eek. The full sandwiches are huge- but since mine was a combo- my portion seemed a bit small. The soup looked bland- but had good flavor. Not a lot of bang for the buck-

I order breakfast through uber eats. Great portions, great taste, well packaged, food gets delivered fast.

Doctor doctor, give me the news! I hope it's deli news because I'll be back for sure. Soup and sandwich combo in the rain with the fellas on a Sunday afternoon for football and friendship, that's how I like it. I'm a big matzo ball soup guy. Now I wouldn't use this matzo ball to play catch or nothing, but it was pretty good. However, CNN was the best part of my meal (not misinformation). Pastrami, corned beef, and turkey? Are you serious? What an exceptional talent. The kind of talent you'd' want to play catch with. Me and this sandwich played catch today at this deli, just in our own little world.

Nice clean deli with some options you don't see a lot of. They are one of the few places selling liver. I had the lunch 1/2 sandwich and soup. The split pea soup was not bad, the Ruben was mediocre, the Rye bread was not great either. However my 3 stars is more on lack of value. $18 for 1/2 sandwiches and soup is a little high for the mediocre tasting sandwich.

I've been here a couple of times now and I must say the service has been top notch and the bagels are pretty damn good. I found Deli News after trying to find another bagel spot in Frisco. One of the reviews said they had the best bagel in the area and it was NY style, where I'm from. Upon entry, I was greeted by Jeff. He gave me the rundown in which he explained how he gets his products from NYC and the care they put into the service and food. I ordered an everything bagel, toasted with plain cream cheese. The bagel was very good similar to the ones I'm familiar with in Brooklyn. The texture was more on the bagel side than the bread side. The flavors were very very good. The texture was pretty good. It wasn't doughy or too airy. I've tried the jalapeño cheddar and plain bagel as well. They were both very good. The jalapeño cheddar was a perfect balance for me and not too spicy. The price wasn't too bad either I paid $3.33 for my Everything bagel with cream cheese. This is now my new bagel spot in the Frisco area and I'm looking forward to trying other menu items in the future. Please try them out too for yourself!

So full! I barely ate a little more than half the sandwich. This thing is loaded with meat! The bottom bread slice was a bit too thin for me... I'd like just a little more bread so the sandwich doesn't fall apart but all in all a pretty good sandwich!

Ordered matza ball soup and a pastrami sandwich for carry out. The matza ball soup had no noodles and no flavor. The pastrami was dry. Very subpar for the price they charge. Will not be going here again.

Yes,twice in one week and glad I did. Chilly, drizzling day in Dallas. The cure? Matzo Ball soup. I recommend it 100% Go!

On the north side of Dallas, TX metro area, Frisco, TX is a nice new suburb with sports arenas, and plenty of great dining destinations! Deli News Frisco is authentic NYC taste & ingredients, a large facility, serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner. You get more meat here than any of the others predending to represent East Coast eateries. Fresh bagels, all the fillings, toppings, and sides. Really big menu that covers every appetite. Big, clean, facility, blessed with plenty of parking right in front. Just west of Preston Road, next to the big 24 Hour Fitness Gym. Comfy booths, nice tables, easy access for our ADA wheelchair friends, or strollers. Many baked pastries, rugalachs, and cheesecake slices.

I've been to deli news on two occasions. Once to pick up an order for a holiday and another to dine in on a Sunday for brunch . As far as to go, I really like their challah and chocolate rugelach ! Although I did order a few days ahead of time, it did take an extra wait of about 15 minutes. But it's nice to have a place that caters for Jewish holidays . When dining in on a weekend brunch, be prepared for a wait ( but the line moves rather quickly ) . I got the bagel with lox ( a staple and favorite ) and my fiance got the corned beef and eggs ( not a huge fan ) . We plan to come back and try the pastrami though . I also want to get the whitefish salad ! Worth checking out

This place is good but nothing different or special unfortunately, and a little overpriced. We were craving egg and cheese bagels so decided to come here for an early lunch and it was ok. I could have made the same thing at home for much cheaper. The bagels were also both the same (everything bagels) but looked and tasted different due to amount of seasoning.

The over experience was great as it relates to service. The sandwich fell a little short of my expectations . The value for the money is comparable, but I felt like the there was something missing on the sandwich( Ruben), maybe it lacked dressing not quite sure. The red velvet cake was a No for me, taste like standard box cake, so I'd say it's over priced from that perspective.

Just awesome! After several visits, all to dine in, we are yet to be disappointed, and we always order too darn much. They do just an amazing job on our two faves - the Club Sandwich and the CNN. I have to talk about their rye bread here for just a moment. Never in my life have I had such an amazing Rye. So often it is either dry, chewy, or both. Not here. Those disco fries are pretty good, too. I've glanced at a few of the other reviews, especially the ones mentioning rude or apathetic service - I mean, did we visit the same place? I can't imagine that ever happening here. One of the triggers we look for these days is to see how much take out a business does, An Deli News appears to have a constant stream of to go orders heading out the door. It's just amazing the volume they do. Don't misunderstand, I think sandwich shops are made for take out, but this place is more than "just" a sandwich shop. When I need pastrami and don't want to make it myself, Deli News is at the top of the list!

Found this little gem while running errands in Frisco and so glad we did! My husband is always on the lookout for a NY Jewish style deli and this hit the mark. It is counter service for ordering with plenty of seating, both booths and tables. The man that took our order at the register was incredibly helpful and kind, answering all of our questions about the menu before we ordered. They serve breakfast all day - always a big plus for us so we will have to return to give it a try. I came specifically craving a chicken salad sandwich. They have a classic basic chicken salad that comes on whichever bread you choose with one side. I chose the potato salad which is an authentic northern style potato salad (mayo based). My husband got the salad platter with whitefish and egg salad. It also comes with a side of potato salad and coleslaw on a bed of lettuce with fresh tomatoes. It was a lot of food! And of course, we had to have a black-and-white cookie ! Parking is super easy right in front of the restaurant and I didn't feel like anything was overpriced for what you get. We will definitely be back !!

We stumbled upon this place thanks to a recommendation, and it definitely lived up to the hype. I ordered the Reuben with a mix of pastrami and corned beef. Wow! The sandwich was enormous. I managed to eat only half and boxed the rest to enjoy later. It was probably the best Reuben I've ever had. The potato salad was creamy and flavorful, and it came with two different types of pickles. My husband opted for the triple-decker with pastrami and turkey, which was twice the size of mine. He loved every bite and also boxed half to go. Most ingredients are imported from New York, offering a genuine New York deli experience. We struck up a conversation with the person who took our order, who turned out to be the owner. He brought us a few pickles and some fries to try while we waited. It was clear he takes great pride in his establishment, bussing tables and ensuring everything was perfect. The restaurant features soft New York-inspired music and charming murals of the city on the walls. It's a family-owned spot with a passionate owner dedicated to high-quality food and excellent service. We highly recommend it--10/10. Give it a try!

I have to say, this was delicious. A little bit pricey, but worth it. Great portion size service was great and the food really came out quick. We had crunchy fresh hot fries and onion rings. Everyone enjoyed their meal clean inside and just reminded me of the East Coast deli.

The food was amazing. Bread was toasted perfectly and portions were generous. The onion rings are lightly breaded and crispy. The fries were seasoned and good too. The service was good and prompt. The staff was kind and wanted to make sure we got exactly what we wanted. The restaurant was clean and quiet. I don't think anything could've been better. Nothing lacked!!!! I love this place.

Food and ambiance is cafeteria food with a high price tag. The potato salad was good but the fountain drinks and iced tea was not great. For service it's self service but they still ask to tip 20% in their card reader. I got a veggie sandwich and my husband got a ceaser salad and it was 37 dollars for mediocre (at best) food

Food was great, and staff was super friendly and attentive. My sandwich was huge and I left full with leftovers. A must try place if you're in the mood for pastrami.

I was taking my dad out for Father's Day and asked him what the felt like for lunch. Well he asked for a Hot Reuben sandwich. I did a search and Deli News was at the top of the list. We really enjoyed our sandwiches. I had the Philly and my dad had the Rueben. Phots attached show the level of toppings. Everything was hot and service was pretty fast. Sandwiches came with a side. I had the potato salad. Was expecting yellow mustard but it was mayo based. Not my favorite but with a little salt and pepper I enjoyed it. Dad ordered the coleslaw and it was vinegar based. It looks like a classic NY deli with lots of seating.

So my wife and I saw this place online and thought we have to try this place because we love pastrami. THIS WAS THE WORST PASTRAMI SANDWICH I EVER HAD, SOOOOOOO DRY, tasted old. wife had a turkey melt, very bland no flavor. its to bad because we love deli sandwiches. Try Jason's deli, 100% better

My take out order today was Corned Beef, Swiss cheese, Cole slaw, and Russian dressing on rye. This was my 2nd time visit, my first time over a year ago and then I was not impressed with the Rye bread, still not, its like grocery store wonder bread not even close to NY style rye. This time the corned beef was tough and dry, I could hardly chew it. It was like it was reheated from a day or two ago. The pickle did not seem good either, funny taste might be close to spoilage. The side of potato salad was basically blah. The store could go along way by starting to get the bread right. Current bread offering is not suitable for a NY style deli. Sorry, I was really craving a CB sandwich but just not satisfied today.

Another family lunch for our monthly get together. What a great place! I love that there was so much room, unlike the other location on Preston in far North Dallas/Richardson. My kids and grand-kids love the NY Jewish foods. While we have not been to NYC, we did have a NY style Deli in San Diego that we frequented so they were familiar with most of the special things, like matzo ball soup, real Ruben sandwiches, latkes, and knish. We all had an assortment of the above. I had the Coney Island which was a potato knish topped with corned beef and Swiss cheese. I asked for a side of sauerkraut and some dressing and brought it up a notch to a Coney Island Ruben. It was yummy, however, the only thing I will do next time is ask for the meat and cheese on the side because on top of the knish made the knish too soggy and too hard to get a combination of everything for the flavor onto the fork in a reasonable size for my mouth. Once I pulled the meat off the knish, I was able to get bites of everything together without having to unhinge my jaw and fill my mouth so full I might choke. The fries are incredible and there was so much food I had enough leftovers for dinner. I made a comment on the Deli News Facebook about the Coney Island and the person responded with "are you the one who ordered the side of sauerkraut? Genius! So there you have it a new item for your menu Kathleen's Coney Island Ruben. ;) I didn't take any photos of the food but I do have happy family photos.

Ruben sandwich was delicious with a generous portion of meat! We ordered the bagels also and was good. Servers were very nice. Great place for a quick lunch

The smoked salmon on a bagel is excellent. The salmon is from NY and FABULOUS! The service is very good and everyone is very polite here.

Inflation is definitely a thing these days but for the prices at this place the quality needs some work. While the pastrami is solid the 1/2 sandwich felt haphazardly tossed together and the matzah ball soup was flavorless outside of the salt. I also would expect hand battered onion rings over the sad Sysco brand type. Overall lots of hype for a deli that is overpriced and doesn't deliver.

I love sandwiches! Love them! This was my first visit to Deli News, a deli that prides itself in bringing NY deli style sandwiches to Frisco! I ordered the ABC, a sandwich packed with NY pastrami and corned beef, slaw, Swiss cheese, and dressing on toasted rye. It was good, the pastrami was amazing and the corned beef as well. But bring floss or toothpicks because it'll get stuck in your teeth. I was greeted pretty immediately and the sandwich was made quickly, came with dill pickle and a bag of chips. It was a late lunch so the diner was pretty empty. But overall, it's a cool diner vibe. Plenty of parking outside and some places to eat as well. Unfortunately, the one star that I had to take off was for the pricing. When did a sandwich start costing $18-$20? I hate to say it, but if you're going for awesome pastrami then this is your place. If you just need a sandwich to fill up on, I'd probably go to the deli in a grocery market. However, I do support local businesses and I'm glad to have tried it. Maybe I'll go back the next time I'm craving a pastrami sandwich

Deli News Frisco is my absolute favorite local place for breakfast, lunch, or dinner! The menu has a great assortment of breakfast (served all day), soups, sandwiches, salads, dinners, desserts, and fresh from NYC bagels. There's a deli counter where you can purchase meats and salads by the pound. Think true NY style deli and this is your place. Also great for specialty food items to celebrate Jewish holidays. I'm pescatarian and some of my favorite items are: Debra Lox & Bagel; the triple grilled cheese sandwich, two scoop salad plate, and the French Toast breakfast sandwich (from the secret menu). The service is amazing! The owner is super nice and most days is there working behind the cash register. Melanie is my absolute favorite! She always has a smile and since my first visit she's talked me through the menu with recommendations to try.

One of my favs.The only reason I don't eat here everyday is because I'm on a carnivore diet. Their Philly cheese steak sandwich with fries is to die for. just the perfect amount of peppers, onions mushrooms and fries are crispy and flavorful

I ordered the tuna melt, and the pastrami sandwich .Food is very good, they don't skimp on the portions. Service is excellent.

Non-assuming little deli spot that offered up big flavors from the Northeast! Sandwiches are loaded with excellent portion sizes and the soups and sides were great.

Update: We have eaten here every week since moving to this area, and I can say that it only gets better each time! My favorite, "Debora's Lox on Bagel" (or something like that), is the very best meal I have had in this area. The lox continues to melt in my mouth, and with the delicious bagel and cream cheese, it is incredible! The owner is there every day, and is very hands-on, and their consistency is remarkable. VERY fresh everything! My husband's turkey melt sandwich was likewise melt-in-your-mouth, and huge! The incredible cheesecake is the best you will find anywhere. Original post: This place is a true gem...everything is fresh, comes directly from NY. The smoked salmon (Nova) with cream cheese, capers, and cucumbers on a bagel was perfect...NY deli authentic! People are very nice, atmosphere was pleasant. The only reason I didn't originally give 5 stars, was that the potato pancakes (latkes) weren't quite as good as everything else. They are one of my favorite treats, but everything else is truly outstanding! Give this place a try... you won't be sorry...highly recommend!

Ordered a lox bagel and it was completely stale. I complained to a worker and they just took my plate and never came back..? Terrible food and service. It took 40 minutes for our food to arrive just for it to be inedible.

The onion rings have a funky taste. The sandwiches are just blah. Very expensive! $21.00 for a ham and cheese with onion rings and a soda. Lots better places to spend your money.

We came here on a whim in search of a good sammie. Also, it's good to eat BEFORE going to IKEA so you can reduce your chances of a sudden violent outburst or childish temper tantrum due to the shopping crowds. This place did not disappoint at all. The customer service was great - the layout is just like an old school deli counter. You can take out, dine in, or just buy some deli items to go. Simply put, I had perhaps the best tuna melt I have ever had in my life. The bread was crunchy and the ratio of tuna to bread was perfect. The tuna salad was not too mayo-heavy or sloppy, and the sandwich held together beautifully. The onion rings as a side were also some of the best I have ever had. SOMEONE who ordered herself a club sandwich, which was amazing, still declared that my tuna melt was even better. Check out the pics to see for yourself. Good quality ingredients, and the place definitely lives up to its claim of being an authentic NY-style deli.

This was our first time here. We took the whole family. It is a clean, beautiful restaurant (Deli). The menu is wonderful with all kinds of foods being offered. I had Eggs Benedict (it comes with 3 eggs), the ham was pretty thin which is the only negative. The eggs were perfect along with the hollandaise sauce. The hashbrowns were good as well. My wife had the "Manny" breakfast. Two pieces of french toast (challah bread) two pieces of bacon and two scrambled eggs. It looked great and she loved it. Others orded pastrami sandwiches with fries, the kids had chicken fingers and fries. You stand in line and order your food and then you get your own drinks. They give you a number and then bring the food to you. We will be back. It's a good spot to go to.

Order up!! Deli News brings a slice of New York to North Dallas. As you walk in to this fine establishment you are greeted with a friendly staff and a blast from the past a nostalgic feel from your childhood. Grab a menu. Take your time and take a seat to figure what you want to grub down on! I got the salad and sandwich. Honestly it is the best value since you can try a lil bit of everything! I got the house salad with ranch dressing. The main course... a half Ruben sandwich with a side of onion rings! These onion rings were the most scrumptious onion rings I've had in my entire life. Not to mention their bagels are flown (one way trip) straight in from New York! Can't wait to visit again!

So my mom didn't like the chop liver - well, she ain't writing this review because that pastrami sandwich I had was delicious. And those gigantic black and white cookies I bought for my kids and I, well, sweet baby Jesus don't they bring back memories as a kid living in Yankee land.

I had given this 5 stas fr years but not now. I don't mind high rices for fresh, turkey not old slice pieces just thrown into a squishy rye braad not even cut on the angle. The coutr service was excllent preciously. I have not ben able to come so I have ordered through doordash. The cornbeef sandwich is not lean but all fat and gross. I suggest Maple Leaf Diner theres cornbeed and sourkraut is wonderful and full of flavor fresh toasted bread with homeade dressing on the side. They also use to much salt and they are on the cheap. I have been a customer of both locations for 20 years and I have o idea what is going on here. Sad. I do love their hodge podge, bage ad lox and fresh cream cheese always gifting black ad whit cookies. Tuna salad good.

Ordered this spot this morning while I'm home with Covid, I have to say I'm very very pleased with it. I ordered the Turkey Reuben, the knish, fries, and the potato salad. Wasn't a big fan of the potato salad but everything else exceeded my expectations so much that I don''t even care how I felt about the potato salad. The sandwich was huge, juicy, and delicious. This was my first time trying a knish and it did not disappoint. It was warm and doughey, with the potato fillings being nicely seasoned. The fries were golden and crunchy, even though they had become slightly soggy during their trip to my house. I can only imagine how good they taste fresh. When I'm in the clear, I will definitely be returning to the restaurant in person to try more of what they have to offer. 10/10 definitely recommend.

Fast, affordable, clean, wonderful family owned staff, and the portions GIGANTIC. This was our 1st visit in and as someone who adores and considers NY delis a food group, this place doesn't disappoint. The space is large and tables are spacious. Restrooms super clean and the deli stand has lots of options too. I had a chicken salad sandwich on wheat and it comes with a side item. I chose just deli chips. It comes with a lightly brined cucumber and a kosher dill pickle. Did I mention the portions?!?!? HOLY MOLY! My kiddos had a brunch plate, one had french toast and another the waffles..this place did not disappoint and reminded us all so much of New York and a deli atmosphere it's hard to recreate here in Texas but they managed! We've been back 2 more times now after my sons soccer games now that he plays weekly in this area. We always leave massively full and happy we stopped in.

Bagel sandwich was so good. Eggs with jalepenos cooked perfectly! All the sandwich fillings looked so good! Can't wait to go back and try lunch !

This is the most amazing deli !!!!!!!! Service great Very quick and delicious!!!!!!!! I can't add pic cause I always focus on finish my yummy sandwich the best Ruben on town

Excellent food, service, and atmosphere. The owner was so friendly and genuine. Super lochs and Ruebens. Yum!!!