Deli News Dallas

Absolutely blown away by this place. The corned beef was the best I’ve ever had—juicy, tender, and stacked high in true New York–style open-face fashion. The sauerkraut and melted provolone on top took it to another level. I also tried the roast beef sandwich, and it was just as incredible—piled high with tender, flavorful beef. Everything was fresh, bold, and done right. I’ll 100% be back weekly. Highly recommend!

If you have ever stepped foot in a real Manhattan deli, do yourself a favor and stay far away from Deli News. It is honestly baffling that this establishment still displays awards or high ratings. My recent visit was a masterclass in overpricing and culinary incompetence. I ordered the tuna melt and what arrived was a disaster. In a real NY deli, rye bread comes from a massive, 18-inch oblong loaf. What I was served was a small, pathetic slice that was greasy and barely melted cheese. The tuna itself was a bland, mushy paste with no seasoning. At twenty dollars for a sandwich, you expect quality. Instead, I got that and a side of potato salad that tasted like flavorless mashed potatoes mixed with mayo. It completely lacked the chunky texture and vinegar tang that defines a legitimate New York side dish. To make matters worse, they do not even provide the standard complimentary pickles that are a basic requirement at any real NY deli. The service was even worse than the kitchen. Our waiter claimed they were out of matzoh ball soup, yet I watched them deliver a bowl to a table that sat down after us. Despite the supposed shortage, they still had the nerve to leave the soup on our final bill. When my dining partner ordered a basic egg breakfast (2 eggs over easy, hash browns, a bagel, and bacon - 5.99 extra for 3 strips) the waiter didn't even ask what kind of bagel she wanted. In New York, the variety of the bagel is the whole point. What she received was a tiny, bland disappointment that looked like a plain Thomas' bagel from a grocery store. The bacon was burned to a crisp and the hash browns were completely underwhelming and soft, no crisp edges. They are charging premium prices for food that feels like a cheap afterthought. Between the rushed service, the incorrect billing, and the greasy, tasteless food, this place is a total scam. Save your forty-plus dollars and go somewhere that actually respects the traditions of a New York deli.

We came in about 30 minutes before closing and they were so kind to accommodate us. The food was delicious! (Although a bit pricey). We had a Philly Cheesesteak and a Pastrami Sandwich — and would definitely recommend both!

I was excited to try an independent sandwich shop. I didn’t find the experience to meet up with the hype. My sandwich had a good quantity of meat, but I kind of felt like I make better sandwiches at home. Maybe dump my bag of chips out onto my plate before the waitress brings it to me would have improved the experience some?

Stopped in for breakfast this morning and ordered 'The Bob'—everything bagel toasted with nova lox, cream cheese, capers, onions, and veggies. It was absolutely delicious! Everything tasted super fresh, the lox was perfectly sliced and flavorful, and the bagel was spot-on. I also got a side of corned beef, which was tender, juicy, and full of that classic deli taste—highly recommend. Our server was professional, friendly, and quick to check in. Great service all around. If you're craving authentic New York-style deli in Dallas, this place delivers. Will definitely be back!

Great N.Y. style deli and a surprise find while visiting the area. The pastrami with liver was incredible. We can't wait to return.

Amazing food and the friendliest service. I thought it was a deli inside the restaurant but it was completely opposite!!! My husband has been to the establishment several times but first time taking me. I never thought I'd enjoy a sandwich like I did!

Walking inside you have that New York deli feel, the hot pastrami and turkey reubens satisfy that craving for deli sandwich. The "wow"is the service which was on point especially with all the changes we/i made. Our waitress was wonderful. I like to say thank you and we will see you soon. The little family.

Great deli food and vibe Bagels are fabulous and all the trimmings Highly recommend.

Excellent deli in Dallas, TX. The Staff was courteous, friendly and professional, and their food was delicious. I ended up buying a Rye Bread, a couple of different deli meats and Cole slaw. A great find!

The service is impeccable. The food is like no other, I know amazing food when I see and taste it,lol. We are restaurateurs and love all cuisines. This was my 2nd day in a row. I will be a regular and will tell friends and family's. It's legit and I'd suggest getting in around 11-2. They are packed and well worth any wait, Enjoy as we have! J&B

Don't be fooled by their social media ads. Food looked nothing like that and was subpar.

I ordered their Beef Brisket Sandwich and it was very good. I got it on toasted wheat bread with mustard and a little mayo. Plenty of brisket. Service was quick and friendly. Reasonable prices. In a strip shopping center. Nice interior but not fancy. They offer table service so no standing in line. That's nice!!

Amazing. Incredible. Unbelievable. I have been living in Dallas for a year and 1 month. I have hated it. I have made do, tried to suffice. Since I'm back in New York or Chicago on alternating weeks, I have put up with it. This was my first visit to Deli News. Why? Why was this not the first stop when I landed in May 2023. In fact, why isn't there a sign at DFW or at the Red River, that commands you to go to Deli News. This should roll off everyone's tongue. When you tell someone you are from Dallas, they should immediately respond, OMG isn't Deli News amazing. If you say you are going to Dallas, the obvious response should be, go to Deli News. If you say Dallas, the next word shouldn't be Cowboys, Stars or Mavericks, it should be Deli News. The whitefish salad rivals Barney Greengrass or Russ & Daughters. The corned beef just melts in your mouth. They put the exact amount of mustard on the sandwich. It was not a mustard sandwich. The rye bread was a miracle. The bread was soft, but the crust, I'll have dreams of the crust. The crust was a real crust. You didn't need dental surgery after biting into it. It had the exact crumb and texture and chew you want from a rye bread. Latkes were perfect. Only my mother can make them better. Or maybe not. If I flew back to Chicago and went to Manny's or Kaufmann's in Skokie, the corned beef is not as good. This is on the level of Katz's or 2nd Avenue. Why didn't I come here and cater my Rosh Hashana or Pesach or Tu Bishvat? There is no better dining option in Dallas. In fact, this is the only dining option in Dallas.

My boyfriend & I stumbled across this GEM while on a side of town we don't usually venture into. I will 100% be back to try to different things. We had the Rueben : 10 / 10. The homemade bread really just sets it off. Laaawwwwddd. We also had the meat knish : 8 / 10. It was good, but a little try for us, BUT, with the brown gravy: 10 / 10. My boyfriend had cheesy grits that was massive portion, and destroyed the entire bowl. So, I'm assuming that is also a 10/10! Our service was also lovely and attentive from the minute we walked in until we left. Again, we will be returning and recommending!

The pastrami used in the sandwich is sourced from New Jersey, with the chef mentioning it originates from the same supplier as Katz Delicatessen. So I opted for the pastrami sandwich with sauerkraut served on the side, and found it to be delicious. The potato salad was also enjoyable, with a balanced level of sweetness. The service provided was excellent, with a very friendly staff. I highly recommend this establishment for a pleasant dining experience.

Holy cow this place was 11/10. I've been meaning to stop here for some time and finally came in for breakfast on a weekday. We ordered the matzo brei, latkes, and french toast. It was my first time trying matzo brei and it was delicious -- perfectly scrambled eggs with chewy little pieces of matzo. The challah french toast was, first of all, a very generous portion and perfectly fluffy and custardy. The restaurant itself was really cute and charming, I fell in love with the yellow gingham table cloths, it had a true diner ambience. Great place to eat, the service was great -- I'm glad we have this gem in North Dallas and we'll definitely be back.

Might have been my issue since I got my order "to go" as the experience may have been better had I eaten in. Upon entering, I was intrigued by the atmosphere and menu which looks like the real deal. I ordered the Reuben based on a recommendation along with onion rings. At over $20, the bag was very heavy! When I got back to my office less than ten minutes later and opened it up, the sandwich was very tightly wrapped in foil. Opening it up, I noticed the very small pieces of now rather soggy bread. It's my understanding from other reviews that if eaten there, it may be served open faced and possibly be even cheaper. ‍ The taste of the meat was good. The onion rings left a lot to be desired; I've had much better even from Sonic. My review is based on a single, "to go" visit. But it seems like there is enough here that I need to give them another chance, only eating there next time.

The Daily News is a New York style delicatessen. Everything is made from scratch, including delicious pickles. I ordered a hot corn beef and a kaiser roll. Absolutely delicious. The potato salad was good, little sweet. My hubby ordered pastrami on wry, tender tasty. Very busy, obviously because the food is so delicious. Excellent customer service.,

I absolutely loved this place! This place has been here for years and has been one of those places I had been meaning to try for the same amount of years and FINALLY I got around to it! It is not a large place but they handle the crowd they draw very well. Our waiter was fantastically efficient and made the experience very pleasant. I had the Marge's Special which was 2 Eggs, with a choice of meat, and 2 Pancakes. I added a Garlic Bagel with Cream Cheese. As far as the food, let's just say I have a new breakfast place...and a lot of regrets I have not tried them sooner!

Still just the most wonderful place to eat!! They an incredible selection! The food is always so fresh and good. Pickles taste like they just pulled them out of the barrel, and the sauerkraut is legendary. The latkes are crispy and good Our Single Dogs were perfect. Mama and I both loved them. Thanks for taking care of us all these years!

Unbelievable! Food is legit and the service and owner were very helpful & friendly. Blintzes and corned beef hash very yummy :)

Love this place every time. My fave breakfast meals are the blintzes and the lox bagels. Matzo ball soup is yummy too. I love to take a dozen of bagels to go, freeze them and use when needed.

A sad day. We have been going to Deli News since February 2002, when they were on Frankfort Rd. Today we could have saved the travel and just gone to a Jason's Deli. The corned beef sandwich, as well as pastrami sandwich were basically thick sliced cold cuts from a supermarket. No moisture and little taste to them at all. Even the potato salad was different, but still good. The rye bread was excellent. We have sent so many people here, even recently on Facebook Lantana eats site someone was looking for a good Deli. This was our only close to the Delis we had in CT, NY and NJ, We hope it's a one time change of supply and they are going back to their original meat purveyor. Service was good as always, we will give it another try in a while.

I am a creature of habit, and when you find some thing so amazing you can't get enough. The entire restaurant staff are beyond words, they make you feel so welcome and that alone keeps you coming back. The food is habit forming and it's rare to find a deli that prepares the food in house. They make all their bread and you can definitely tell. They don't skimp on the meat and all their portions are huge. The owner is down to earth and really gives the restaurant an old dinner feel. The lox platter is the best in town. A classic dinner is a must and Deli News is absolutely perfect!

I cannot say enough good things about this place. A hidden gem, or just a place I had not discovered until this year. I went with my best friend and we gorged ourselves on eggs, sausage, corned beef hash, a Reuben, and I also had an egg cream. All of these were the best I've ever had. When we asked we were informed everything is shipped in from Jersey and that is why it is so authentic. I have since brought family and friends and even a few coworkers here. Been back probably around 8 times this year.

Tried their sesame seed bagels and strawberry cream cheese, the bagels were toasted to our liking but the strawberry cream cheese was too thick and hard to spread. Not 109% sure so don't quote me on this but I think their strawberry cream cheese is artificially flavored. I didn't see it find any strawberry chunks and the color was too bright to be natural. Nest time I would ask for regular cream cheese or chive cream cheese. I love the feel of this place and it does take me back to New Jersey New York area. Everyone was very nice and attentive. Looking forward to trying their sandwiches!

We went specifically bc my husband wanted to try their Rueben hot sandwich and that was a thumbs up for him, which I'm glad bc nothing else that we ate makes me want to go back. My main dish was tuna salad sandwich and potato salad as my side. Both of which I've had better. Not too much to them, just plain Jane. I also had the chicken soup which on the menu is listed as "The Best" chicken soup, and I would completely disagree. You get the broth and then you get to pick whether noodles, rice with chicken, matzo ball or Kreplach. I thought that was neat and was expecting the broth to be extremely flavorful to be able to be paired with so many things, but was highly disappointed. A can of campbells soup broth has more flavor. Then as you can see from the pic, it's literally just white rice and chicken; which I wouldn't have minded had the broth been WAY more flavorful. So the waiter had me try the chicken barley soup which was better. At least it had more flavor, still wouldn't order it again though. And lastly for dessert we had a ln assortment of Rugelachs. They weren't bad but would have been much better if they were nice and warm. The service was average, not rude but not very attentive. For the ambiance, I did get the deli feel bc of how the counter where the meats were and how the cooks were standing behind the counter taking orders. Did make it seem like a NY deli. If we go back it's bc my hubby likes the Reuben but we will get it to go and that's about all we'd order.

First time here and look the NY vibe. Not a New Yorker but can feel the vibe here. The food looks amazing

This place was recommended by a friend. I stopped by to pick up food at the end of December and the place was packed. There was also a line to order food and looking at the paper lined menu on the wall, it looked like they just raised their prices (about 30% said the person I was there with who had dined there the week prior). Not sure if they just raised the prices solely for the holiday rush. I looked at the menu and thought $17 was a bit steep for a sandwich, but figured this was a place I wanted to try and I was already in line so why not give it a chance. After being skipped in the hectic chaos of a line, seeing people behind me receive their order before me and eventually receiving my incorrect order (they gave me onion rings instead of fries and forgot to add the avocado on my burger), this dining experience was beyond annoying and to top it off not tasty. The pastrami and turkey sandwich (#3, I believe) was dry and the coleslaw was watery. I truly feel this sandwich was not worth the $17+tax I paid. When I told them they forgot to add the avocado for my burger, they cut 2 pieces and slopped it on top. I understand it was a crazy busy time for them (lunch rush, holidays), but I didn't appreciate their attitude toward me as a customer. When you tell me to wait a "few minutes" for my order, I'm expecting to wait 5, not 25. And when I follow up to ask about my food, don't blame me and say "a burger isn't ready in 5 minutes" as it's sitting there since you made the mistake of plating my meal for dine-in when I asked for it to-go.

Let's just say inedible. The fries were greasy and soggy: I don't know where they found the dry and hard 'chicken' nuggets for the kids menu, but it was basically unrecognizable as poultry of any processed kind. The soups were almost completely broth. Really had to search for a protein and if that's a $3 more charge for a "bowl", I can't imagine a cup. And last but not least, the latkes were completely burned. What a rip off!

Garlic bagel with generous serving of vegetable cream cheese was so good and hit the spot. Perfectly chewy and flavored.

Most times this deli runs out of everything bagels before lunch time. New York Deli's don't run out of bagels. Service is inconsistent depending on the wait person. Ambiance is typical of a New York Deli.

Most excellent bagels and sandwiches. A little crowded- but that is part of the fun; good service.

Matz-balls soup and NY Reuben are my lunch and dinner items. Lox with extra red onions with double meats for breakfast. If you're looking for stuffed cabbage, the other location may have it but it's too far for me to drive. I will definitely try that place on a three-day weekend and hope to have some of these stuffed cabbage.

The food is awesome; the service is good but not outstanding when it's really busy. We've been a handful of times for brunch/lunch and have never been disappointed with the food. Plus, you won't leave hungry. The prices are very reasonable and the portions are plentiful. We took my MIL (a true New Yorker) for Mother's Day and of course there was a wait with no option for reservations but she LOVED it. My recommendation - get the lox (in any form) and of course a bagel! So good! I also love a bag of bagel chips for the house.

WHAT HAPPENED???? OMG-worst experience here in 12+ years. Out of tongue and borscht (the only two things my New York guest ordered!). Blintzes were mushy and crazy sweet. Huge globs of dough with a dab of cheese. Kasha varnishkes the worst ever, and we waited 20 minutes for them as a to go order. What Jew ever put wavy noodles in bowties and kashas? Kasha was dry and rubbery and tasteless. What this place sold? What happened to the tried and true great recipes? And 2 servers for a Friday lunch? An hour lunch took almost 2.25 hours. Skip this and go to the other place in town. We will.

I loved Deli News NY Style Deli has terrific authentic NY style deli food. I have never eaten a more fresh bagel. It was amazing. I bought a cocoanut macaroon drizzled in chocolate. It was so delicious, I'm still craving it. The pickles that came with our meal, were crunchy and amazing. My husband had an open face pastrami sandwich, which was delicious.

Great NY deli with fantastic sandwiches, soups, and bagels. Great service from many longtime employees. A real neighborhood joint.

Having moved from east coast recently, it's been hard to find some place in DFW with decent pastrami. If you're missing NYC and Philly like I am, please go here. Was also really thrilled I could buy some extra meat and take it home. Would highly recommend.

And I continue to be impressed. Last visit I ordered the salad sampler - tuna salad, egg salad, chicken salad, potato salad, cole slaw. Tomatoes, lots of red onion, cucumber, sliced rye, and two plates of pickles on the side. I could not have been happier. I will say the chicken was slightly dry - but I am spoiled by always making my chicken salad at home with dark meat, so take that for what it's worth. I loved this plate so much I will likely have it again my next few visits. As always, the staff was incredibly warm, kind, and patient with my mom, both with the lunch and with trying to order some goods from the counter. Cannot say enough good things about the people here. Love you, Deli News!

Great little restaurant! Got us seated fast and got the order out fast. The waitress was so nice and the older man picking up the dishes was so sweet. The pierogis were good but I don't recommend them fried, I'll probably get steamed next time or potato pancakes instead. The bagels were absolutely delicious and fresh with a perfect cream cheese!

Such a great and authentic experience. Love this place. The food is phenomenal and the service is amazing.

Visiting Dallas and just so happened to notice this quaint cute diner with a good crowd inside. Something told me I needed to stop. I'm glad I did. I was immediately approached by staff and was waited on by an older gentlemen. The place had a pretty good lunch crowd and he handled it all with ease and a smile. With my waiters recommendation, I got the triple decker combo #1 with fries. In houston, we have Katz's deli and this by far exceeded their quality and price point. I will be returning...more than once!

Delicious food. The Frisco location only has food runners. The original location can be crowded but the food is always great

Atmosphere was nice. The service was good as well. The food fell short. I had burnt latkes. Didn't think it was a big deal tho. It tasted decent. The chicken Philly really fell short. The chicken was dry. They should maybe think about adding sauce or cutting the chicken and veggies a little bit more thin instead of having big chunks. Overall friendly staff. I felt welcomed.

I have been hearing great things about this place in social media groups. So I drug my New York born and raised co-worker with me. We both loved it. The food was great! The atmosphere was spot on. And the guy who took our order was extremely friendly and helpful! I almost don't want to tell everyone how great it is, because it will be a zoo of people. But they deserve the accolades.

This place is hidden in the back in a quiet shopping center off Campbell and Preston. Everyone there appeared to be regulars. The waiter was very helpful with ordering and he was very 'New York humor'. I will be back to try other items, I saw a table have the salmon lox plate which looked delicious. I ordered the potato pancakes with brisket - it was very good but heavy. Their black and white cookie was bigger than my hand.

My wife found this place with the help and suggestions from our yelp peeps in North Dallas. So thank you for that. She's been raving about it all last week, so here we are. Very welcoming, and staff greeted us multiple times. We only came in here for bagels to go, but the atmosphere definitely enticing us to come back soon and try their sandwiches. The feel and style was very much a New York Deli, which is what we anticipated and they deliver. Based on that first experience we give them a 5.

I wonderful owner here a very caring person. Wonderful staff wonderful service, wonderful quality of food highly recommend this place.

Old fashion atmosphere, space can fill up easily on the weekend. Many varieties of food, sandwiches, fish, egg items. You would find something that you like for sure!

We ordered the ABC with onion rings and the Brit burger with fries and tried the Michael's Barley and Rugelachs. The food is a little on the pricey side. The brit burger reminded me of White Castle because of their patty and grilled onion combo. The nice thing about it was the bagel bun. The soup had a nice celery/stock taste, and the barley was gentle on the stomach. The ABC sandwich's meat was really good! I thought that everything was seasoned enough for me, but the party I was with felt like it was under seasoned. I appreciated that the food was not overly salted, though! We were able to taste three flavors for the rugelach--apricot (best), chocolate, apple. The yum ranking is in that order :). The servers were all very nice and it felt homey.

A great deli, been around for 20+ years and the food is exactly as you'd find in NY. We've been to some great Jewish Deli restaurants from LA like Brent's Deli, canters it's up there in rating for us. The service is great.

This is one of my favorite restaurants because it reminds me of New York City and many of its fabulous foods. My favorite is a hot beef sandwich. It's roast beef on toast covered with brown gravy. It's amazing with their delicious fries. Every employee is super nice and helpful! Do I hear a New York accent? I always get a fruit/cream cheese danish to go.

Have been here a few times now, really love their bagels! We usually get the everything bagel with veggie cream cheese and it is absolutely perfect! We also love their egg and cheese bagel sandwiches with the side of potatoes. We look forward to coming here, they never disappoint. They also have a location in Frisco, have not tried it yet but plan on checking them out in the near future.

Pastrami sandwich with pepper Jack cheese on rye. The pastrami is absolutely awesome!! Moist and so flavorful. The slaw was also very good. Mainly cabbage and carrots without too much vinegar. I've been to the Campbell/Preston location and it is always so busy. Went to crisp location at 2:30 and got in and out very quickly. Service was fast, will be back!!

When you order "The" Reuben Sandwich to go the owner claimed that as of 05/26/2022 it now comes like this...instead of "open-faced" NY style as described on their website. This is the seventeen dollar version of what really is the fourteen dollar menu item which is truly a hand-held sandwich. After 6 straight months of ordering "The" Reuben, this is what they hand me. Then lie about we make to-go versions this way...and, there were no notes to keep it open-faced. False advertising AND overpay for soggy breaded sandwich that is awesome when server as described. And they refused to refund the difference. Truly a disappointment in what was a monthly routine. And yes, I always got this to go because it was a treat for me to have at home. They packaged it in a to-go square container, the bread remained toasted because the meat was atop, followed by cheese and sauerkraut. I'm not certain what type of day the owner was having, but he then my day bad to what the what? If you're going to change the way you serve the dish, make it known so that I then have the option to NOT order. I ordered "The" Reuben Sandwich from the Hot Sandwiches list which describes it as "...served the way they serve it in New York open faced!" They refused to refund the difference in price between the actual sandwich version and the one I ordered. Just disappointed with this treatment overall