Rosenfeld's Jewish Deli

Great little restaurant. Awesome food! The employees are super friendly with everyone, even kids & pets! The owner is awesome and kept everyone chuckling while waiting. It's a small place with a big atmosphere. Tiny but mighty! The outdoor seating area is pet friendly. Sandwiches, hot dogs, kids meals, it's all fantastic food!

Loved the sandwiches we got a Rosenfeld's! I had the traditional Reuben, my wife had a turkey deli sandwich. The corned beef tasted amazing! The amount of meat on both sandwiches was surprising, very generous helpings. The balance of sauce and sauerkraut on the Reuben was perfect. Service was great. Definitely a repeat place for sandwiches!

Great tasting food and friendly staff. Be aware the portions may not seem huge but bring an appetite because it's packed with flavor. Haven't had as good a sandwich in some time. The Corn Beef is great, potatoe latkas are worth the trip, pastrami is excellent, kasha knish was great and the tongue was something hard to find anywhere else. This is a highly recomended place and has both a swift breakfast service as well as a great deli lunch. There is a deli for carryout food as well. Well worth the drive, there is only outside seating, be aware and the traffic can get kind of loud but the staff is always on top of everything!

Amazing authentic Jewish deli with everything you could want! The sandwiches are huge and very satisfying! The Reuben is the best you will find! All sandwiches come with a pickle and chips! Believe me you can get a sandwich and share and still be full! Don’t forget about desert….cakes, cookies, and there famous one pound eclair! Unfortunately this location is closing as of October 24th but there are a couple other locations to get the same food, and service always with a smile! Employees are always friendly and smiling even when the line is out the door and around the block! Yes it does get that busy but the line moves very quickly and you are still greeted with a smile and a thank you!

I would give all the stars if in the world if I could. I got the potato latkes and the Jordan’s sandwich. The staff was amazing very friendly women who served us. They also have gluten free options for all sandwiches which was nice. We ate so much that we didn’t have room for dessert but we will be back for some later. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a nice quiet place for lunch.

We thoroughly enjoyed our grilled sandwiches and soup. My husband had the Brisket and I had the traditional Reuben. The service was good and timely. The only reason for 4/5 stars is the we ordered the apple cake and unfortunately it was burnt and not edible.

Loved it. The 4 is because they wouldn't do a half portion of meat. No one needs that much corned beef, it's just not healthy. The food was excellent. This was my first matzoh ball soup so no comparison but I really enjoyed it. We will be return customers!!!!

Delicious! I got the deli style 1/2 Reuben. A small side of matzo ball soup and my son got the “baltimore” dog, a 1/3 lb kosher hotdog with fried bologna. It’s huge BTW… could be cut in half for 2 kids. Family owned. This is the location on 40th something costal. Small, bigger outdoor seating. Is def pricey- but I’m happy to support a small/local Jewish owned business.

This place never disappoints me, Paul Traditional Ruben with corn beef. Also got the ruby's Ruben dog. Fantastic.

My friend ordered uber eats from this place for breakfast. We both got the two egg sandwich. It was delicious enough where I went there again with my family before we left Ocean City. This location seemed a bit run down. The exterior needs some work. Tall grass, seating area is a bit dirty. The interior was the same. A bit run down. The service was okay. The lady behind the counter was a bit out of it. She couldn't keep up with who ordered what. The person in the back cooking didn't seem so pleasant either when we had to send back my kids bagel because it was burnt. While I am a fan of their bagel sandwich, I don't think I will be back here.

The owner was NOT that friendly at all. I noticed him from the character on the different products throughout the store. The sandwich is great. The cashier is really nice (didn't get her name). Ambiance is ok. Good food, owner not the most pleasant but overall ok experience.

I visited Rosenfeld's a few weeks ago when I was in Ocean City for a conference. I wanted to love it, especially because the service is so fantastic (everyone really makes you feel so comfortable)! But I thought the food was just okay! I enjoyed the cucumber salad side I ordered, but the whitefish salad was overly pureed and so loose that it made it impossible to eat the whitefish salad I ordered (it all just slid out the sides whenever I took a bite). I ended up pulling the sandwich apart and eating it as a open face sandwich. I wish the whitefish had been in larger chunks or flakes or they hadn't added as much mayo or dressing so that it could be eaten as a sandwich. This location of Rosenfeld's is closing at the end of this month - partly, I think, because the building is in need of some repairs and love. But I thought the space had some old charm; I don't need every deli to be an upscale, white subway tile experience. Overall, the whitefish was just a disappointment. But the experience itself was still good (great service especially). And it's sad to lose what I think is the only Jewish deli in Ocean City!

There are two Rosenfeld's in Ocean City, MD; this one is the farther south, just before Route 90. It is an old building, crammed into a first floor retail space with tiny public area (two cafe tables), cashier, refrigerated display cases and kitchen in back. Word is that the owners wanted to close this shop when they opened the new more expansive operation a few miles north, but public outcry convinced them it was worth holding on to their heritage space. That is probably right, despite the obvious inconveniences. My son and I enjoyed hanging out there and eating our lunches in a space that spoke "old Jewish deli," rather than getting everything to go and eating in the car. The food was traditional and delightful. My Matzoh Ball Soup was steamy hot and delicious, with large semi-dense matzoh ball, chunks of carrot, shredded chicken and noodles in a rich consommé. Reminded of grandma's best. The Cheese Blintzes were also perfect. Sweet creamy cheese filling inside a thin crepe shell. My son's Corned Beef Reuben on Marble Rye was about 3.5" high and loaded with smoked meat, melted Swiss and Russian dressing. He devoured it without offering me a taste. The walls were covered with old advertising for other historic delis and large Rosenfeld's logo. Captivating. So, why only 4 Stars? Well, we had driven 4 hours with hopes of having a very late breakfast of Matzoh Brie, but discovered they stopped breakfast at 2:00 p.m. No exceptions. Their unwillingness to bend the rule despite the ease of preparing our request was a bit wooden, given they were open for several more hours and not overly busy. Regardless, we hold no grudge, and hope to drop in early enough next time to make that breakfast cutoff, or have the lunch menu include our desires.

This is typical Jewish deli fair aka ginormous Sami's made fresh with abundant dill pickle, ample Cole slaw, and tater salads. And all the other stuff my wife wouldOooh an ahhh over chopped liver, sable, etc I opted for half a brisket Sami with a bowl of matzoball soup . The soup was eaten on prem and was deeeeeelish! The Sami I ate the next day with some cole slaw slathered on top. Also Leanna's filling! Fast service outta that cramped kitchen but enough space outside to chow down. Nothing fancy mind you. They put their passion in the food not wallpaper, and tablecloth's.

Always wonderful food from Rosenfeld's. We walked in for lunch and within a decent amount of time we had our food, especially on a Saturday. I enjoyed reading a couple of the pieces on the wall and seeing other delis in the US. We took our food back to our condo. The desserts looked delicious in the case. The sandwiches were packed with meat!

Got a corned beef Reuben and it was huge and delicious. Spouse got an everything bagel toasted with cream cheese and lox's. Delicious. The inside of the restaurant is small and you order at the counter. They have plenty of covered seating outside.

Awesome options and the pastrami is scrumptious. I was not able to het any corned beef as they sold it all during the lunch rush. If they have any Jewish apple cake available for sale I recommend getting a piece.

Very little seating inside and only 2 people working so there was a line out the door. It was the offseason so I commend them for even being open but they could have used an extra hand. When we got there, line was out the door. Took about 15 minutes to order then about 15 to get the food. There are 2 small tables inside so this is mostly a takeout joint. I ordered the Reuben and the better half ordered the turkey sandwich. They were both pretty good. On the Reuben they forgot the sauce and the cheese. I think this is a solid spot that just needed some additional help to speed things up and also allow them to pay attention to detail a bit more. Solid sandwich spot on a normal day I'd guess

I have never had a better Reuben in my life. It was abs amazing. Every part of that sammich hit me in my core. The pic doesn't do it justice. They also have a BANGIN blueberry bread/loaf

We went to Rosenfeld's while in OC for our daughter's cheer competition and wow... so good!!! I've been going to OC since I was a teenager and I can't believe this is the first time I've been. It's a typical beach town sandwich shop by all appearances when you drive by or walk in... not at all elegant but that's not what anyone would expect anyway. It's small, but there is outdoor seating. We took our food to go because it was February. Service was excellent!!! I think the owner was running the counter. Only her & one person in back & due to the cheer comp (and our mentioning the deli to the rest of the team) the place was absolutely jammed. But these ladies were rocking just as fast as they could! The personal touch is what we appreciated most... our daughter wanted a slice of rainbow cake but the owner let us know it was old & wouldn't sell us a slice. She recommended the eclairs (which were as big as a football and excellent) but she also gave our daughter a little rainbow petit fours. So sweet of her! Now the best part: the food! I got a pastrami & corned beef sandwich on rye with mustard, my go-to at any Jewish deli. So unbelievably delicious!! I inhaled it so fast I forgot to take a photo (sorry Yelp!). My wife & daughter split a corned beef & brisket sandwich and we shared an order of fries. The owner also tossed in some complimentary homemade pickles. Yum! Everything we had was top notch quality and flavor. Seriously I can't wait for next years comp so we can go back! I'll be sure to take photos next time. If you're in OC and love a great deli, DO NOT MISS Rosenfeld's!

Stopped here while looking for lunch. I had seen this place my last couple of trips to OC, but never seemed to have the time to get here. Small hole in the wall place, deli counter, a couple of seats inside and some covered seating outside - which is more than fine for me. Reminded me of delis in NYC or Jersey. For my order I went with the For the Birds Reuben - Turkey, Swiss, and Cole slaw with Russian dressing. I will say that with the price tag I was hoping for my money's worth and was not disappointed when I cracked the box. The sandwich was PACKED with meat, slaw and dressing. It was a little messy - but that mattered little to me. The sandwich was full of flavor, the Cole slaw crisp, cooling the fresh sliced warm Turkey slices. Sandwich came with two pickles and a bag of chips. I added a black and white cookie - but I wish I would have gotten one out of the fridge case instead of the counter top. When eating the cookie the chocolate side was runny and made it tough to eat. Also the cookie itself was a little stale to me - not like the ones I get from other places. Still a great spot - will return and try a different dessert.

Sandwich was ok but thought the price was high but considering the location on a main thorofare guess it was to be expected. I've had better corned beef sandwiches.

Expensive. Corner on the market so they will do well despite the fact that they are overpriced for what you get. Wow. Don't post an opinion. He won't like it . Remember not every place is for every one.

For the price point we expected a lot more from Rosenfeld's. For over $40 we got a traditional reuben, the stuffed cabbage app and chicken noodle soup and drinks. Being from Baltimore, we have a lot of great Jewish delis so when a craving strikes we have options, but on the Eastern shore they are few and far between; you don't have much choice if you want something authentic. Everything was standard, nothing exemplary or notable. The soup didn't have a lot of flavor but lots of overcooked chicken, so dry that my mom had a hard time swallowing it. The cabbage rolls were ok and the reuben was fine. There was plenty to eat and my mom and I shared. Service was also fine, if a little disinterested. I would have given more stars if this came to $25, but $40+ for average lunch fair is not a choice I will make again.

We spend a lot of time in Ocean City and we often hit Rosenfelds at some point during our stay. I never have been disappointed. In the winter, I always get the matzoh ball soup and 1/2 sandwich combo. And it is perfect. Always. My husband loves the pickled tomatoes and the entire family loves the selection of dr. Brown's soda. Good food takes time and money and I get that. Rosenfelds is always a little slow and a little pricey, but there is plenty to look at while you wait and the staff is always very friendly.

Eh... over priced in my opinion. The cult of followers will disagree, but for $20 I can have a far better meal. For instance, the same guy makes the eclairs for touch of Italy. $9 at Touch, $12.99 at Rosenfelds. Why the $4 extra? Sure the food is pretty good, but so is Shottis, 45th taphouse, Anthony's, etc. Rosenfelds fits for those wanting a Jewish deli. Other than that fact alone, it's not got much more draw.

I ordered a traditional reuben with corn beef on whole wheat...$19.75. The bread did not appear to have been grilled...the bread was so soggy you could not pick the sandwich up. Although a good portion of corn beef, the Swiss, sauerkraut, and thousand island dressing could not keep up. The reuben was piled a mile high with corn beef on two tiny pieces of soggy bread. Such a bummer!

Visiting from Poughkeepsie, New York. Saw this place on YouTube on the JewPino Channel. The food is great, the people are really nice parking in back is good. Only problem is the seating area is limited but if they hav a full house you can always take an order to go, Disappointed they aren't strictly kosher even though the prices reflect that they are. I'll come back for the noodle kugel. Please help keep them in business!

I saw a Yelp review and we decided to give the place a try. We'd been to OC dozens of times and had never tried the place. The staff was friendly, portions were nice sized and the food tasted great. We also had Dr. Brown's Cream soda, which is a rare thing to find.

Sandwich was good. But my lord this place is beyond pricey. It's the last $14 egg salad w/ cheese I'll every buy. If they changed their pricing maybe I would recommend it but it's ridiculous. 1 hamantaschen for 3.50? Can't believe my mom actually paid for them

Thank Goodness they have remained open. Previously he had announced he was closing The OC location but the community rallied and they decided to keep this one open. That says a lot !!! You cant get a better Jewish style deli sandwich anywhere on the Eastern Shore than at Rosenfelds. My SO just said he hopes they stay open until he dies. LOL. Picture any type of Deli sandwich you've seen in New York and that's what Rosenfelds is. Orders are always accurate. Do not miss this gem while in OC.

Reubens, blueberry bread pudding, German chocolate cake!!! This place is addictive. Love the food and love the people!

This place gets 2 stars because the food was really good. But don't take your family to eat here. Everything is served in takeout containers with plastic silverware and and packets of mrs. Butterworth syrup. Our small order of French toast (2 pieces of bread) was served in its own giant takeout container. I did not enjoy eating scrambled eggs out of a plastic to-go container. Clearly, everyone who eats here takes their food back to the hotel, even though there are dozens of outdoor tables. But that has served to disassociate the consequences of the absurd amount of trash that is generated by this place from the owner's decision making. They should be ashamed of themselves.

Excellent sandwiches and matza ball soup as well as desserts. Definitely in the high side for breakfast or lunch. Closing after this season believe they lost lease

Met up with some friends here. Small, cute shop. Food (4/6): We got the Brisket Reuben & Papa Joe Reuben. It comes with a bag of chips and a pickle. Brisket Reuben (2/5): it didn't have flavor & had too much fat in it. Papa Joe Reuben (5/5): it was very good, full of flavor, and the slaw was perfectly seasoned. Service (5/5): they were fast and extremely nice. You order inside & wait for then to call your name. They have 2 tables (3 seats each) inside and 8 tables (~27 seats outside). Staff will come out to wipe down the tables with alcohol wipes. Parking (5/5): Plenty of parking around the place. We parked in a free 2hr spot around the corner. Price (3/5): $17 a reuben. 3.5% credit card charge + normal tax. $5 cookie tubs. They had a sign saying they were planning on raising their prices by 10% because credit card companies are charging them a 3.5% fee. I don't understand how they thought a 10% increase is equal to the 3.5% fee... So heads up, not sure if they will end up doing that or not, but there are 2 prices: cash & credit card price. It was NOT worth it for that price. TLDR: Cute place. OK food. Overpriced.

Ordered sandwiches- two corn beef sandwiches, one lean, one regular. The regular sandwich was full of gristle and could barely be chewed. The other sandwich was not so good either-not quite as grisly but the meat was very dry and hard to chew. Such a disappointment because you came recommended. What a waste of $44

I LOVE their food BUT they are entirely too focused on only fulfilling DoorDash orders, and service is extremely poor and rude in the actual store. They won't take phone orders, refusing to even pick up the phone, and once inside, it's a wait of AT LEAST 25+ min for a literal sandwich. When I asked about the wait, I was yelled at and berated. Either stop the DoorDash or HIRE MORE EMPLOYEES. What you're doing isn't working, and your food is so incredible! We want you to do better! :)

Food is top notch. Have not been disappointed with food once. Only disappointed when they run out if something. We have had the Chutzpah, Papa Joe (his fave), Aunt Judy (my current fave - the chopped liver has that familiar liver taste and a bit of sweetness), and our kids have had the grilled cheese and hot dog. Our children are little and more grazers so the 1/3 lb dog is enough to split between the three of them. We come to the deli every OC trip since we found out about it about 3 years ago. It's just delicious and filling. The pictures from other reviews don't lie. I'm not sure what day about the ambiance as it's more of a takeout place but has covered seating outdoors. We enjoy the outdoor seating on nice days. It's on par with the OC boardwalk vibe. Nothing fancy but not just functional either. One day we will try the delicious looking desserts. Tip: Order online or call or in before you go. You order at the counter and wait for your food there so the shop can get packed. Limited indoor seating is mostly people waiting for their order. If you want to eat there, some covered outdoor seating but mostly people do take out. We've done the outdoor seating on nice days.

Solid line from the time we arrived to the time our food was ready, which was more than thirty minutes. All orders are being taken outside. Sandwiches come with a half of pound of meat! The turkey was thick, juicy, and fresh. By far the best place to get a deli sandwich in OCMD. The potato latkes were crispy on the outside, dense and soft on the inside. I wish there was some kind of dipping sauce included, but still good on their own.

What a gem. I love a good Jewish Deli and this place is exactly that! I can't wait to come visit again.

Can't go wrong with anything at Rosenfelds! Always make this my first stop when I arrive in Ocean City. Friendly staff, incredible food, and I love all of the little snacks you can buy as well PS: extra pickles are must!

We ordered the onion rings to eat on site at Rosenfeld's because nothing is better than crispy on outside, hot freshly made rings and this order didn't disappoint. Enough for 2 to share as appetizers. We followed that up by ordering 2 deli sandwiches that portion of meat is not skimped on. Tender, lean and tasty pastrami served with choice of bread, cheese & condiments to your liking. The assortment of Reuben sandwiches will fulfill anyone's desires. The Birds is turkey, coleslaw with Russian Dressing and as you can see from the picture, great portion size. I usually eat half & save for later. Very flavorful. Service is at the counter but ordering ahead is another good option so food is ready at time you specify. There also are scrumptious looking desserts, side salad dishes & pickles to pickup on the go. Outdoor tables available under cover or in the sun if you prefer.

Long lines during lunch rush but overall service was reasonable. Pastrami Sandwich was tender and delicious if not a tiny bit under seasoned. Definitely a must try if you're near the beaches.

I'm hanging in OC for a few days taking a trip I wanted to take with my bride to celebrate her December birthday. Even as she fought IBC like the Spartan woman she was, we didn't make it to OC because of our health issues. Sadly, my beloved passed away 1/25 at 55 years of age. And this trip hasn't been easy. I've brought her to the beach almost every year of the last 20 to celebrate her birthday. I drive by our favorite haunts around town and weep at the memories we can no longer create and keep those I have locked in my heart until I meet her again. We stopped by Rosenfeld's some years back. Because of some self placed health based dietary restrictions I could not get her to join me. So, L'Chaim! I went on my own today and was greeted by the wonderful Nancy who asked me my name as I ordered my Papa Joe with a can of Dr Browns Black Cherry Pop. So, who is Papa Joe? WHAT is Papa Joe is more to the point. It's one of Rosenfeld's specialty Sammie's with personality. There's a half pound (!) of meat between corned beef and pastrami housed on marble rye with slaw, Swiss cheese and Russian dressing, aka 1,000 island if you're canceling anything Russian in light of today's geopolitical chaos. But the sandwich isn't alone. You also get a half pickle and a bag of chips! When Nancy brought the bag to me, it weighed about a pound, honest to G-d! If "mitzvah" means celebration, the food at Rosenfeld's is epic. I did manage to consume this meal in about 45 minutes! Check 'em out online or on IG. If you find yourself in Ocean City or Rehoboth Beach you deserve NOT to "Passover" Rosenfeld's. Stop by and get some Jewish Delly for your Belly! This place really is epic. So , "eat, eat! You look terrible!"

prob best rosenfeld's i've been to... i get the beef brisket reuben every time but this time it was ESPECIALLY delicious bc they added a good amount of the onion jam which worked perfectly with the sauerkraut!! Delicious!

Went on our lunch break and it was delicious! Definitely recommend! We ordered four things and it was more than enough to feed two people.

Always pleasant, timely & delicious. Only sad about apparently leaving Oceanncity, Md

Stopped to get takeout but changed my mind. Most of the refrigerated cases didn't work. Th bread cases were sparse and looked as if they hadn't been cleaned in weeks. Ladies room inop and the men's was filthy. Couldn't see in the dessert cases because the inside of the glass was covered in condensation that was just running in rivulets. Was a pass.

Amazing turkey reuben sandwhich. It's a small shop where everything is made in house. Loved it.

Rosenfeld's Jewish Deli [RJD]. (3 stars). I had been craving pastrami and corned beef for some time so when I got the chance to check out RJD on Dec 6, 2021, I was appreciative of the fact that they are one of just a select few establishments opened year round in OCMD. I wanted to get matzo ball soup and a sandwich and as luck would have it, matzo ball soup was on their daily specials menu!! I ordered a matzo ball soup and Uncle Seymour's Sandwich and was planning to dine in. However, since RJD only provides takeout packaging (aka not plated), I decided to just take it back with me to the condo where I'm staying. To be honest, it seems a bit wasteful and not necessarily environmentally friendly to only provide takeout packaging but oh well... I got back to the condo and tried the matzo ball soup first. It wasn't as warm as I would like but the ingredients were hearty!! The only issue I had was that it seems almost every place I've tried in OCMD PACKS IN THE SODIUM (salt)!!?? I gagged after my first sip of broth and sadly couldn't finish very much of it. Hearty yes. Edible... maybe a few spoonfuls at max for me. Uncle Seymour's is one of the specialty sandwiches available at RJD. It's a simple sandwich that comes with freshly sliced pastrami and corned beef on challah bread. Nothing else. I requested to add kraut because I do enjoy the texture it provides. I bit into the sandwich (after cleansing my palate from the salty soup) and I still had a wave of salt hit me like a tsunami. I tried the meat on its own and sadly it was just too salty for me. I ate another bite and then gave up. The sliced meats were a beautiful medium rare and if it wasn't so salty, I could see myself eating this sandwich again during my stay... I'm noticing that a lot of the places here really love to add copious amounts of salt to everything. I thought I had a higher tolerance to salt than most, but I'm finding it a little harder to find places in OCMD that are... dare I say it... on the blander side. I'm perfectly fine with adding salt to my dishes, but I can't take it out!! RJD has parking in a private shared lot. It was nice to try a different place and I wish RJD well.

The only reason they get a 2 is because the ladies were so very nice . Turkey sandwich was chewey and watery . Not moist but watery I will never go back. Oh and 3 dogs refused the dog treats I bought. One was a hound so you know they were awful. Don't waste your time or money .

This is one of my favorite spots for lunch in ocean city. They are currently do carry out only but upon receiving your food you can eat at their outdoor tables. We showed up yesterday with a pretty large group. Even before we began to order we realized the order taking process was moving soooo slow! The lady was super friendly and did help some people from my party order who had not been before. The only complaint I have about the food is that the motzah soup was cold. Like very cold. The other people in my order had the same issue. A few of us who ordered after received hot soup so I am not sure where the difference occurred. The corned beef Reuben was good and of course I had a ton of pickles!

I've eaten at many Jewish delis, but this one is hands down one of the best! The matzo ball soup was outstanding. And the Reuben was perfect. The bread was toasted just right, and the corned beef was perfectly seasoned. Quick service, and definitely worth the price!

Wow- best Reuben in history. Corned beef cooked perfectly, juicy, sliced thin, nice rendered fat, super fresh sauerkraut that was not wet and slightly crunchy. Soft Jewish rye with the perfect amount of dressing. I dream about having this again. Well done! Salt, fat and acid on point.

We went to the one in Ocean City during the off season and it was still bustling! The place is very small but the food is HUGE! I got one of their Rubens. The price was expensive and that plus the fact there's really no where to park your keister while you wait is why I took it down a notch. But the food is good and service is good. I will go here again.

This place is a gem. We passed by it while looking for lunch, got the sampler, and could not have been happier with the whole experience. Sweet people, great food, and beyond a fair price. Could not suggest a place much higher than this.

Finally got a chance to try Rosenfeld's after somehow not making it over here our past few beach trips. This location has outside seating (open air) and take out. It was afternoon so decided to go with some of the sandwiches. Ordered the Pastrami and Corned Beef plain. This is the test of how good the meat is for me as it should stand alone and both passed the test. Both sandwiches were excellent and are comparable to some of the best that I've had at other exceptional delis. Decided to go with the regular size which was plenty. Pickles were also tasty and you get a bag of chips with your order which was a nice touch. They were out of Brisket and found out they have locations In Rehoboth & Salisbury. Looking forward to trying breakfast (Bagel, Lox) next time. Sever was friendly and courteous. The spot for your Pastrami fix at the beach