Manhattan in the Desert

The place was empty on a Saturday night for a good reason. I expected good quality since they claim New York inspired. The experience with the front was not good they could not give me a suggestion for a salad with chicken.what they ended up giving me was a tiny side salad and a container with grilled chicken. Their steak sandwich was terrible. Soggiest bread and soggy lettuce the tooth pick that wasn’t needed was hidden almost bit into it. Ended up just eating the vainy steak that tased boiled. asked for steak fries they gave me crappy crunchy fries. They left out a vegetable platter I paid for. Soggy canolies that taste like they e been there for a month. The inside is heavy whip cream and they have cherries on each side. Terrible What a horrible place. Would not recommend anyone go there or take their family there. I don’t k ow how they are still in business. No leadership presence there. Don’t waist your time.

I am compelled to share my disappointing experience at a Palm Springs establishment I previously enjoyed. Upon my initial visit in 2022, the venue had recently reopened following the COVID-19 pandemic, and its unique, 50s-style diner atmosphere, complete with vibrant colors and decor, and there was openly gay people with wonderful personallitey that delivered warm reception and exeptional service that left a lasting impression. The diversity was noticeable ! However, my recent return was a stark contrast. The once-colorful establishment morft into something dark and depressing , like old Dennis located of old truck rout and the parking lot was eerily empty on a Wednesday morning. Despite the name being correct, I questioned whether I had entered the wrong establishment. The menu, though unchanged in size and content, was presented by an entirely new staff, all of whom were Hispanic which, while not an issue for me, was a notable difference from my previous visit. The food portions were satisfactory, but the quality was subpar, particularly the burnt coffee, which was undrinkable. The bill was exorbitant, with two coffees costing $9, an $19 ham and cheese omelette, a $23 smoked salmon bagel, and a single egg for $6. The total, $65.48, plus a $10 tip, resulted in a staggering $75 bill for a breakfast that was, by no means, exceptional. I am disappointed to report that this once-vibrant, mid-century-inspired eatery has lost its charm, and I would not recommend it, nor will I return. I have attached a copy of my receipt to substantiate my review and encourage others to form their own opinions.

We saw they have amazing google reviews, just casually visiting. We had great brunch,all of the servers were awesome and welcoming. We asked for their signature menu and dessert, one of our servers explained all the details of the restaurant menu ! The corned beef sandwich was huge big. All the layers of the beef looked cool,juicy and tasty! Make sure you request the fresh crunch cucumber pickles and cabbage pickles with the corned beef(no additional charge)

Fast restaurant with a very large menu. First time in PS and went to many different restaurants. Service was good and food was very good. Large selection of desserts and pastries. The cornbeef sandwich was very good and reminded of the delis' in Manhattan as the name stated. The Cobb salad, soups and other dishes were just as tasty. Would go back to try other dishes.

The food is so good. The pastries are divine. It was packed and a little hard to find, but worth the trip.

Incredible food and so many options! The bakery is TO DIE FOR! We ate here twice during our 5 day stay in Palm Springs. And always make it a point to stop each time we come.

A pretty solid deli! Great sandwiches and dinner specials. I ordered the pastrami ruben fries; tasty. Our table also ordered the 1/2 corned beef sandwich and the pastrami dog. Visited Friday night, dinner time, so the dining room was crowed and too loud for conversation.

It's like a deli in Los Angeles, or any other big city *but* it's so very comfortable friendly and right off highway 111 between Palm springs, cathedral city Rancho Mirage. I noticed that the time I was there today it was quiet, not at all noisey - no piped in music the staff were happy (enjoyed and cared about their restaurant and each other). Very peaceful.place to just enjoy a substantial meal quick bite, or today I tried their soup and it really was fantastic...I plan on using the takeout option for soup, as well as the deli pre-fixe dinners on the menu :-)

Food is always wonderful. Special treat to have Taylor at the bar with excellent service. I was so impressed that I met the manager on duty, her name escapes me. She was so lovely. We come several tinge a year and really enjoy the remodel. A big thank you to all the great people that make Manhattans a special place. Cheers!

I only have ordered take out from this location and therefore can rate only the food. The whitefish salad sandwich is pretty on par with what you'd find at a NYC deli. Fresh and ingredients well balanced for ideal flavoring. The rye bread was just OK and the lettuce and tomatoes properly fresh and juicy. I ordered two sides - the coleslaw which was sub standard in flavor and consistency and served as a tiny portion with the price of the sandwich as you get one free or discounted side for $23. I also ordered the potato pancake which at almost $10 is totally outrageous. In NYC you'd get a massive pancake the side of a plate for that amount while here it's roughly the size of a can lid.

Since we have no Jewish deli's near our home- we thought we would try the 'other' deli in Palm Springs. We were greeted when walked in and sat immediately. The restaurant had typical deli vibes - booths and tables, a spacious bar and a bakery. They also had both kinds of pickles ( good for a deli!!) Hubby had a salami and cheese omelette with home potatoes, son had a double decker sandwich (brisket and pastrami) , and I had a half sandwich ( pastrami) with sweet and sour cabbage soup. Hubby's omelette was good but he didn't love the potatoes- not flavorful enough for him and not well done. The soup was a little sweeter than I remembered from years ago. Glad we had our deli fix- we will be good for another visit in 6 months.

The pastrami sandwich is always a winner here--it's flavorful and satisfying. However, I can't say the same for the matzo ball soup, which fell short of expectations. The service is consistently great, and the classic diner ambiance, paired with their generous portions, makes it a great spot to visit with family. That said, be prepared for the prices--they can be on the expensive side. Overall, it's worth a visit for the highlights like the pastrami sandwich and the welcoming vibe, but some items and the pricing might give you pause.

A pretty solid deli! Great sandwiches and dinner specials. I ordered the pastrami ruben fries; tasty. Our table also ordered the 1/2 corned beef sandwich and the pastrami dog. Visited Friday night, dinner time, so the dining room was crowed and too loud for conversation.

Manhattan in the desert is another fine Deli in Palm Springs. They also have a full-blown Bakery so you can buy delicious baked goods after you enjoy your meal. New York style cheesecake, key lime pie, and so many more. Now let's get to what makes Manhattan in the desert famous there corned beef and Reuben sandwiches. They are delicious and they are packed and loaded with meat. Don't forget they also have a phenomenal pastrami sandwich. Manhattan Deli is also known for their latkes which are absolutely crispy and Fabulous. Now that they've added their new sports bar you can come in enjoy a meal and watch the game. When you're in the desert, Manhattan in the desert is your spot for a great deli sandwich.

I ordered two chicken noodle soups to go. First time I have ever had chicken noodle soup WITHOUT CHICKEN!!! Manhattan in the Desert?? The only thing correct in the name of this restaurant is "Desert". Having lived in Manhattan a big chunk of my life, I can tell you that the chicken noodle soup at Katz's Delicatessen has real pieces/chunks of chicken, carrots, celery, and onion. And it is not over salted like this desert replica of a chicken soup. If you want this local version of chicken soup, do yourself a favor . Go to Ralph's and buy a container of chicken broth, and a small packet of ramen noodles, and add two small carrots for and extra 35 cents. Please don't represent this is as Manhattan chicken soup

I've been there several times with the old owner and now the new owners. It's a great little restaurant. It's not like Carnegie, Delhi or katza's Delhi in New York or language Delhi in downtown l. A, but it's okay.It's good food sincerely steve t

The food was ok. I had mIsh mash soup which was Ok. The matzo ball was uncooked however the noodles and kreplach were perfect. The broth needed more seasoning. My friend had a French dip which was good however the bread was not toasted and quickly became mushy The service was poor. We had to ask for water, once we were served no one came to ask us if our meal was good, no one came to ask if we needed more water, I had to ask. Finally we weren't asked if we wanted dessert. The ambiance reminded me of delis in NYC. So overall just ok.

Second time is the charm. My first visit was very disappointing because I experienced tasteless French toast . My husband encouraged me to try again. I am glad he did because I had wonderful vegetable soup and a tender lean corn beef sandwich. I am a former NYC gal, who experienced the famous Katz and Second Avenue Deli. Okay, this is not Katz, but the soup was fresh and flavorful and the sandwich, well stacked and tender. The coleslaw was excellent as well. The service was fast and pleasant. It is a clean diner atmosphere, Glad I gave it another try.

Manhattan in the desert is a mockery of deli food! We gave it round two, and surprise--it was still a total letdown. There's nothing Manhattan about this desert dive except the name. Honestly, it should be rebranded as "Microwave in the Desert." The young staff are adorably eager, but their inexperience couldn't hide the cold, hard truth: I paid for quality and got a showcase of microwaved mediocrity. The brisket arrived as an overly fatty, nuclear hot disappointment, while the french fries tasted like they had been marinating in their delivery bag. How do you even mess up french fries? Then there was the coleslaw--plopped out of what must have been a 20-pound bucket. The desserts, apparently crafted with some questionable chemical wizardry, looked and tasted like they'd never spoil; my tongue was left in a state of numbing shock. And the matzo balls? So rubbery they'd have been more at home on a pickleball court than in a bowl of broth. The cabbage soup was its own tragedy: bland, over-cooked cabbage and tomato drowned in watery mediocrity, the gravy was topped off with a suspicious microwave-induced film. Not exactly a feast for the eyes--or the taste buds. If you're chasing quantity over quality, this spot might barely suffice. But if you crave food made with genuine love and care, my second visit was a lesson learned the hard way. Shame on us for coming back when there are plenty of other delis in PS serving up truly delicious fare.

Most delicious Reuben Sandwich we've ever had and great how they added a nice bar area to the entrance of their restaurant :)

My first and last time there,I ordered a corned beef & pastrami sandwich with Swiss cheese Togo and a slice of carrot cake. Bread wasn't toasted, cheese wasn't melted they throw2 little packages of mayo like ampm, for $24 no thanx,I had better sandwiches at circle K for $4. No wonder why the place was almost empty.

Lunch with the girls..... yummy veggie omelette (with a tad too much cheese...but that's ok). The amazing thing....the loaf of sourdough bread that I brought home with me!

I've been to Manhattan in the Desert on many occasions as I spend a lot of time in Palm Springs and it never gets old.The service is on point, the food is always excellent no matter what you order. Each time I go I try to find something different and it always turns out to be, just good food. The only thing that I can say is that the menu is so large. It's hard to choose. Their bakery is amazing with some decadent items.

*Manhattan in the Desert Soars High Like a NY Skyscraper* In a New York minute ~~ everything can change...and so has my perception of this Desert Deli because I never knew it existed...and have always been faithful to Sherman's in Palm Desert. Leading off: when I first walked in the place sorta reminded me of my old favorite deli, Junior's in West Los Angeles, that closed down years ago. (Base hit up the middle) Batting 2nd: nicely greeted by a friendly host. I asked to be seated in a booth...and loved when the kind young man said "of course." (Standup Double) Batting 3rd: was quickly shown to a cozy booth in a corner with a nice view of E Palm Canyon Dr, from a lovely lady who handed my wife & I menus and asked if we'd like some water...and were told our waitress would be with us shortly. (RBI Double of the Wall) Batting Cleanup: our outstanding waitress, Dianna, welcomed us and asked if we'd like to order any drinks? Diet Pepsi (bummer they don't offer Diet Coke) for the Mrs's...and a Dr Brown's Black Cherry Soda for me. Haven't had soda in years so I was craving a Cream Soda...but lucky for me, my 2nd favorite Dr Brown's soda (Black Cherry) was the last of the Mohicans. (Solo Homer) Batting 5th: I'm a sucker for Brisket Plates so it was a no-brainer...and as much as I love baked potatoes, I was craving potato latkes because I dig 'em and haven't had em in a while. And was curious how their's stand up to all the rest. Wifey's not too keen on deli food like me (tho she's originally from New York and appreciates a good NY style deli) she went with the 1/2 Rotisserie Chicken, Baked Potato and we both ordered steamed veggies. (Standup Triple) Batting 6th: our food arrived in the right amount of time -- not too quickly -- not too long -- from a nice masked man wearing gloves (where's his batting helmet? I thought to myself) and right away we were blown away and brushed-back with how much food filled the plates and in our faces. (RBI Double) Batting 7th: my brisket was pretty good, not the best. Some of it was tender...some it was chewy...most of it was juicy...and thankfully not too salty. The Potato Latkes were outstanding and so was their sour cream and Apple Sauce and cheated with extra dairy and ate all the sour cream. Wifey's 1/2 Chicken was HUGE, tasty, cooked perfectly and she was a very happy camper. The baked potato was perfecto. Our steamed green & yellow zucchini along with the carrots were pretty good yet flavorful. But they were a little watery from the steam and some sort of oil that was definitely not olive oil. (RBI Triple) 8th inning: I rounded 3rd base & cleaned my plate but wifey needed extra-innings & a to-go box which became her lunch the following day...and what my granny always calls PlannedOvers. (Homer) Batting 9th: while waiting to pay the check, I noticed how quickly the place filled up with what appeared to be mostly regular customers -- which is always a great sign. Then my wife & I witnessed something that was a game-winning hit and very heartwarming that sealed the deal how outstanding the customer service is at the entire restaurant -- a cute older gentleman was alone and assisted with a rolling walker, was exiting at the front entrance, that's a big glass heavy door...and out of nowhere the host appears to assist the elderly man outside. (Inside the Park Homerun) Post Game Show: Extentsive menu with lots of comfort (and non comfort) food options to please anyone's palate. Portions are large and reasonably priced... A beautiful looking dessert counter/bakery and full-service deli located in the front of the restaurant within a comfortable setting... Water glasses refilled without asking, dirty plates removed from table in a timely manner, waitress & bus team checked on us frequently without being overbearing nor intrusive... Nice decor for a deli, great acoustics and not too noisy. The stadium is well-built and fairly large with lots of seating capacity & comfy booths, a counter with a full-bar...and an abundance of parking in their private lot... Bathrooms were clean & well-maintained... Team Manhattan in the Desert knocked it out of the park from the top of the order down to the bottom of the lineup... Looking forward to coming back one day in the near future to try their breakfast/brunch and sampling some of their DDDD = Decadent Desert Deli Desserts...and perhaps updating my review from a solid 4-stars to a Big League High 5. Grandslam I'm a Fan

I heard about this place from a friend and while in Palm Springs, decided to stop by and try a pastrami and corned beef on an onion roll (also known as a Woody Allen since that's what he orders at the Carnegie Deli). The place is great, the ambiance is nice and the place is clean. As I looked around while walking in I couldn't help but feel everyone there were regulars. There were tables of older gentleman most likely meeting up for some sort of weekly meeting with old friends. The waitress was very sweet and friendly and I told her although I was on a healthy eating plan, I am going to break it to try the famous pastrami I've heard about at this place. The sandwich came and it was huge. I asked for a side of spear pickles and some sauerkraut and added it to the sandwich along with some brown mustard that was in a bottle at the table. Very, very good! You can taste the quality of the meat and bread, and they worked very well with the Swiss cheese that comes on the sandwich. As my side I opted for potato salad which was very creamy and almost whipped (fluffy). It was excellent! Overall I really loved this place and the food was delicious. Bring your appetite, the sandwiches are big!

Thursday Happy Hour Food and Drink Specials! 8 Buffalo Wings for $9! Glad I ordered two specials! The Wings are the Bomb!

Food is good. 2nd time trying this place- 1st was hot pastrami sandwich. It was good- it's a must to try. 2nd is full baby back ribs with beans & coleslaw. The ribs is well seasoned, beans was okay, coleslaw is must to try. Service can be better. We ordered chilli & ribs, it will be a good day if they brought the chilli first but instead they all came th same time. They weren't attentive serving the customer if we do need plates. The carrot cake is a must to try. They are delish!

Was looking around for a restaurant that was kosher labeled. Or old jewish style when I read in a review that their matzah bri tasted like their moms I was this is it!! The service was amazing the waiter triple checked everything I got the baby back ribs Half rack mash potatoes, beans and coleslaw they give you options on the potatoes. The sauces were a cohesive flavor and dish. My dad pointed out the ambiance was sixties with the painting style. I haven't had good sauerkraut in a long time since Jerry's deli was at its high. My dad got the brisket it was sliced thin spiced correctly not to much salt or fat. The garnish was done to a standard of excellence absolutely it. ( this part was his review. I highly recommend it! Also my dad recommended it to two people. My allergies are wheat gluten dairy and soy.

Stopped by for breakfast at 10 on a Friday morning with my grandma for her first time. Food was okay for myself and service rushed. I understand it's semi-busy for a breakfast spot in October not even high season but I felt rushed and unwanted. I've actually never felt that, since my early teens! My grandma was happy with her food and experience but she forgot her hearing aids, and frankly doesn't get out much. I'd rather go to Sherman's, I gave it a 3 based on her experience and raving about her food all morning.

This place never disappoints, such great food, excellent service and nice setting. Lar or Larry is an exceptional person with his patience and he makes you feel so welcome and makes sure you are well fed and hydrated. Their breakfasts are my favorite and I always order something different and it's always good. I will have to try their newly-opened bar one of the afternoons/nights. Perfect place for small or large groups. The menu has a great variety of all yummy foods your heart could desire. If you haven't yet, please do yourself a favor and pay a visit. You'll love it and thank me later.

Happy hour was great! Starting with the service from Kim, Angel and Emilio. Food was equally good. Wings were crispy, brisket quesadilla was was huge and the charcuterie board was over the top.

Enjoyed my afternoon at the most incredible delicatessen. Had the most authentic thinly cut tongue sandwich on homemade rye, littered with caraway seeds within and accompanied by a gorgeous salad with thick slices of fresh red onion and their blue cheese dressing was mostly large chunks of beautiful blue cheese that they prepare in-house. You may dine in or take out fresh deli meats or old world crafted baked goods. When in Palm Springs I highly recommend this joint!

I was excited to be visiting Palm Springs and stop by my favorite place .. unfortunately it miss the spot. They replaced the bakery with a beautiful bar.. but I think this caused them to really raise their prices.. half soup and sandwich is now $25.00. I got the chicken soup and I guess the chicken just passed by it because none was in my soup. My corn beef missed the mark. The bread was dry and the meat was just meh. Not worth the price anymore. The service was slow .. they have reduced their staff it appears.

First of all, Jesse the host is spectacular and really knows how to handle a false wait. Super impressive when someone knows how to handle a hungry crowd at a diner! He also came by to check on me a few times outside on the patio to refill my coffee. Another gentleman who always wears a face mask, is always greeting me and welcoming me back every time I'm here. Such a friendly staff, and honestly that's half the battle at places to eat. Service is such a huge part of it because they can only control what they can. The food is undoubtably one of the best Palm Springs has to offer. I have come here very in need of comfort food, and every time, "Manny's" (as I like to call it) never misses. Breakfast lunch or dinner, you'll find your next good meal here.

We usually go to Shermans Deli and I was so happy to have found this place. It's a typical deli but with modern décor. I really enjoyed the color scheme although the deli area isn't as busy as Shermans the food was very good. The prices are the same, the pastrami juicy, flavorful, the rye fresh and the fries super crispy, ask for ranch because I am sure they make that in house! Missing a star for slow customer service..... Pet Friendly patio

Upgraded facilities are very nice. Attentive staff. Generous portions for our egg, bacon hash brown breakfast. Our new go to place for meals when visiting from out of town.

Another Excellent visit to Manhattan in the Desert! Tried lunch and wasn't disappointed. The pastrami was juicy and lots of meat! The French roll was perfectly toasted and soft. The steak fries were cooked just right. And the coleslaw was sweet and not too tangy. The service was the best part. Cliff did an awesome job! The ambiance was nice and not too loud.

My last review was 8 years ago. This place is still fantastic. And it is much larger than the other NY Style Deli which has 2 locations. The food is at least as good. Service was very friendly. And this has a full bar also. The only "problem" is the huge variety of choices. It makes it so difficult to decide. Definitely a keeper!

2nd time I've been here. The first time I had liver and onions and got sick. Came back cuz my friend loves the place so gave it a second try. Standard NY deli ambiance. Service was good. Avoiding the liver and onions, I had corned beef and cabbage. It was a good amount of cabbage and beef, but it didn't knock my socks off. Would I go back? Sure. I'll try other things.

Huge menu - great food - nice ambiance & service... plus a great place to meet up w/friends and hang out.

Enjoyed a great comfort food.. scrambled eggs, crispy beacon and everything bagel.. nice patio seating, service was great..

Visited on a Thursday, which meant Navy Bean as the soup of the day. Nice flavor, simple with carrots, celery, and beans. Sandwich was the star. Couldn't decide between corned beef or pastrami so I got both. Both were paper thin, and stacked thick. Rye bread was soft and fresh. Strong enough to hold the meats, but soft enough to squeeze into my mouth. Upgraded to steak fries because it was an option I couldn't refuse. Others at my table had 3 salad plate which was enjoyed and more than half was brought home. Another had the chicken caesar salad and he said it was well worth it. Overall I'm thrilled my client suggested meeting here for lunch.

I was a waitress for 15 years, I had a great experience with Marisa as my server. Her timing was perfect in serving the food, drinks. She came back more than once to check if we were happy with our meal. Marisa was prompt and very pleasant the whole time. Marisa, thank you for being amazing, I made sure the manager knew how awesome she is too. I'll keep coming back just to sit in Marisa's station. Thanks again!! Mary (the wedge salad)

We came in for dinner & to watch the Tyson/Paul fight at the bar. The food & drinks were on point & we had a great time. Emilio the bar tender is nice & immediately inviting. All the staff is professional and accommodating. We will be back! Oh, and breakfast is good too! Plus they have a bakery with sooo many options!

This place really gets a two but there are so few Jewish Delis so I can't do that to them. I had a Turkey Reuben. Asked for it on sourdough... it came out on rye. Fine. But boy, was this a dry affair. The turkey was dry and the bread, although it LOOKED nice and toasty and buttery... was completely tasteless. Dry and tasteless. I'm not even sure what you have to do to a Reuben to make a bad one... but they manage it here. When I eat the Turkey Reuben at Sherman's, I am literally dying with every bite. Not here. Plus they serve lightly done steak fries. Steak Fries... the worst kind of fries.. the kind of fries that everyone hates. The waiter was MIA for most of the meal. We were dying for extra napkins but alas.. no. This just does not happen at Sheman's. I hadn't come here in like 15 years and I won't be back for another 15 years!

Maybe a half step down from Sherman's, but still decent. Loads of choices on the menu including tons of breakfast options, sandwich & deli options, Jewish favorites, and dinner comfort entrees. How can you go wrong? They also have really great happy hour specials - food & drink - that go from 2 or 3p until close! Give them a try.

I was visiting in Palm Springs with my daughter,- and family members who live there took us to dinner at Manhattan in the Desert. I ordered the fish and chips, and can honestly say it was one of the best meals I ever had. Highly recommend!

Came in today for your great pastrami sandwiches and spent some time talking about your new bar/lounge. Some suggestions: The draft brew selection was minimal. You need 10-12 micro brews on draft ranging from IPAs to Stouts and Cider; add at least 4 high top round tables for 2-4 peeps each; lose two of the mega TVs; and dim the lights or wall-in the lounge. Good luck! We love the deli!

Good breakfast. $20 ish price point. A lot of food overall. You won't leave hungry. Clean and friendly staff.

I ordered chicken noodle soup and a garden salad. A soda and there was no way to specify which flavor. I ordered through delivery because I wasn't feeling great. Sorry to say but the chicken noodle was the blandest I have had in a long time. Instant noodle would have had more flavor and there wasn't even any chicken in the soup. The salad - basically the croutons were the best part. Lettuce that was starting to turn with pink stemming. Not fresh. Got the asian dressing and had to throw it away because it was so syrupy and sweet.

do not go due to being waaay overpriced and has a new party bar full of intoxicated loud people where before was a nice take out area.,...food for most part good tho and nice servers in main restaurant. bar happy hr has terrible food fyi other than a burger.....wife and I found it just too loud with tacky drunks over taking entire place because of bar party area...we wonder if its converting to a party sports bar???.we had a friend who had posted a not so good review and he said manager told him off here.... geeez...we are happy to be returning soon to our home where restaurants welcome you...

Good legit NY style deli and a lot easier to get into than Sherman's. The pastrami on rye didn't disappoint and they have Dr Brown's diet cream soda, which is a must.

I've been several times a few years ago so I was very surprised when I came back here to see how beautiful they have fixed this place up. New owners but the food is still amazing. They added a full elegantly designed well stocked bar and a few xtra TV for the sports game of the community. The service is awesome and the lady running the front is super nice. I will definitely be coming back soon to enjoy a game and good food.

If I base my rating on one of the best pastrami/corned beef sandwiches I have ever eaten then they receive 5 stars! I had one dinner there and it was so so I don't even remember what was. But I never will forget that sandwich. Don't know much about staff as my orders have been take out.

the bartender Taylor is great and the food is delicious , my go to spot to watch sports and have a good time !

First time here. The staff were super friendly and helpful. We ordered the French dip and another sandwich that I can't remember the name but I did take a photo. Both were great. We also ordered a couple desserts including the coconut cake. Delicious! We have always been going to Sherman's because it's closer to our house but the last few times there it's been terrible so we are glad to have found this place.

Manhattan In The Desert. I don't know, maybe my expectations were set to high. We both had the pastrami sandwich. Now you would think you're about to receive this luscious deli sandwich straight from Manhattan itself. Listen, if you went to your grocery store and ordered some pastrami, bought yourself some day old hard rye bread, microwave the pastrami and put it on the bread, this is exactly what you're going to get for $20.00. The macaroni salad, well, it's drowning in a really wet mayonnaise sauce. I mean really. No one cares for anything here, other than delivering your bill before you've managed to swallow your first dry bite.