Amy B.
Yelp
As someone who is fussy about Deli food, this place is actually A okay. I came here with a friend of mine since we both wanted deli but wanted something in this area.
Walking in, the place is busy. It's not the fanciest looking place on the inside, but has a nice mix of tables and booths. We sat in the corner and our server got our drinks started.
I was impressed that they had Matzo Ball soup. I grew up eating this dish, and it was actually alright here. It was not bad, but could have used a bit more flavor. I will say, the Matzo Ball was huge! My friend and I were both impressed with the serving size of it all. It was also quite filling! Now, mind you, Matzo Ball soup is personal, and I take mine a certain way. It was always served in my house with a simple broth (which this was) but always had carrots and celery in it. Not a lot, just a little. This didn't have the carrots or celery in it. Fine, I'm over it, but we both noticed it and discussed it over lunch.
I went with the Pastrami and Corned Beef sandwich. I think it's the number 26? My friend went with the smaller version, of pastrami only. We both were amazed at how big or sandwiches were when they came out. Food was tasty, and I finished most of my food, and my friend took home like half of his.
Here is where I wanted things to be better. First, the pickle slices we got were literally slivers. It's traditional to serve pickles in a deli, and we got hardly any. Is there a pickle shortage somewhere? Food rationing? We get this huge sandwich and like a pencil thin pickle? UGH. MORE PICKLES PLEASE. Also, waitress forgot our straws. I would have asked her for one, but we didn't see her a whole lot. Minor? Yes. I'm over it. but hey, this stuff sticks out.
Overall, the prices here are right on par, considering how much food you get. Service is good, and there's plenty of seating. Great menu options, and all that jazz. I will be back when on this side of town.