Loeb's NY Deli
Deli · Downtown
1712 I St NW, Washington, DC 20006
Highlights
New York-style deli serving pastrami, corned beef, and knishes
New York-style deli serving pastrami, corned beef, and knishes
"Since 1959, Loeb’s has been one of the few destinations in downtown D.C. to find pastrami, knishes, and more New York deli staples. It moved into its current location in 2010." - Tierney Plumb
"Located in downtown D.C. for more than 60 years, this old-school, New York-style deli is still slinging hot dogs in addition to a plethora of sandwiches. The menu includes kosher frankfurters and a footlong kosher dog for bigger appetites, and toppings range from chili, cheese, and onions to the kosher salami-wrapped “Coney Island.”" - Adele Chapin
"Since 1959, Loeb’s has been one of the few destinations in downtown D.C. to find pastrami, knishes, and more New York deli staples. It moved into its current location in 2010." - Vinciane Ngomsi, Tierney Plumb, Eater Staff
"Loeb’s is a potential spot in Washington D.C. where Max Scherzer might have gone out for roast beef." - Gabe Hiatt
"The second-generation owners of this D.C. deli institution are still hard at work while the formerly tourist-heavy downtown neighborhood is struggling. Customers can support the three Loeb siblings by calling the restaurant to place holiday lunch orders of potato latkes and jelly doughnuts, available for carryout, curbside pickup, or delivery." - Gabe Hiatt
