Famous 4th Street Delicatessen
Jewish restaurant · Queen Village
700 S 4th St, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Highlights
Jewish deli serving enormous portions of classic comfort food
Jewish deli serving enormous portions of classic comfort food
"If you’re looking for a hot dog that fills you up like an entire meal, Famous 4th Street Delicatessen in Queen Village should be your first stop. It’s $8, but it’s a proper jumbo hot dog on a thick, New England-style potato bread bun. It also comes with toppings like sauerkraut, onions, and relish if you’re looking for some razzle dazzle. While you could dress it up with a towering amount of each and be fine—the sweet bun easily holds up—you don’t need to. It’s a state-of-the-art beefy creation even without all the extras." - candis mclean
"Vice President Kamala Harris visited 4th Street Delicatessen in Philadelphia, where she interacted with diners, delivered a speech emphasizing commonalities among voters, and ordered a pastrami on rye to go." - Jaya Saxena
"This historic Philly hotspot is offering a festive Thanksgiving Dinner To-Go package that feeds four people. For $225 per kit (with the option of adding additional portions for $55 per person), the Thanksgiving takeaway kit includes Challah bread, Cran-Applesauce, herb-crusted sliced white meat turkey, Yukon gold mashed potatoes, three cheese mac & cheese, Challah stuffing, roasted Carrots, turkey gravy, and a choice of apple Pie or pumpkin pie. Orders must be placed in-store or by calling 884-443-2667 by 12pm on Sunday, November 24 with pickup at 5 pm on Wednesday, November 27." - Ernest Owens
"At this beloved delicatessen, diners can celebrate the Jewish New Year with a glorious feast. For $37 per person (4 person minimum), diners can pre-order a Rosh Hashanah dinner package that includes a choice of one starter with options including chopped liver, gefilte fish, or stuffed cabbage, and a choice of one main course with options such as chicken, brisket, chicken in the pot, stuffed cabbage, turkey, or a delicatessen platter. The package also includes soup, pickles, challah (plain or raisin), rugalach (cookies), and two additional side dishes." - Ernest Owens
"Generously portioned deli-style sandwiches aren’t the only reason to pay a visit to this Philly institution. On its menu of “Hotdogs and Knishes” is The Bagel Dog (its spin on a pig in a blanket), made with a Polish sausage wrapped in bagel dough." - George Banks-Weston
