Wexler's Deli

Have been Wexlers Deli a couple times during my stays at the Aria, and it’s not bad! My biggest complaint is there’s to much fat left on the pastrami/brisket (for those that didn’t know, it comes from brisket) and I have to take it off. Other than that, it is tender & juicy! Little more seasoning wouldn’t hurt, but that doesn’t bother me being I use very little seasoning if any as it is. All in all: Easy to order, at the food court up stairs! Worth a shot if you haven’t already.

Oh my gosh, YUM! I decided to try the Ruben when we first arrived and I was NOT disappointed! It was a huge sandwich packed with flavor. I came back the next day to try the Moe Greene, and it was amazing. Very quick and polite service, plenty of seating in the surrounding area. Very fresh ingredients!

Came during a conference and tried the Leo bagel as well as another bagel with cheese and eggs. Good: - Easy online ordering process and fast turnaround - The bagels were filling! I liked how they were a good portion size and price - A little oily and messy, but otherwise easy to eat and split with a friend since it's cut in half Bad: - Casual diner vibes - Expensive for a simple bagel Overall simple place to go if you're hungry.

First time trying this place, as we usually go to Egghead when getting breakfast at the Aria. I'll say I enjoyed my breakfast sandwich, as did my wife and son. I suppose it's a bit pricey, more so than Egghead, but the sandwich was larger and more substantial than Egghead. The cream cheese was a bit extra, but my cheesy egg sandwich was good. I'd go again. Also I'll note that whenever eating here at Proper Eats, I recommend eating food near the bar overlooking the pool. It's serene and lovely to look out onto the pool, regardless of the season.

Worst Bagel I've ever eaten in my life. Eggs are fake it's supposed to be a locks with eggs and you get about four little pieces of the salmon no onion and overly processed cream cheese. For 14 dollars it's not worth

So, good and service, all great. The Moe Green is good and worth a one time experience. That said, this ridiculous setup they have where you have to order from a single line at the egg place for all the restaurants is super dumb. It’s slow and a huge waste of time. The digital kiosks and broken so you can’t self order. Likewise, they don’t even have menus displayed except for the egg place. I witnessed several people get up to the front and then be handed a menu to see what they want. Why not do that in the 20 minutes prior while you’re waiting in line at least? Better yet, since it’s quick service, grab and go, offer working kiosks and mobile ordering to make things really quick. Again, not the staffs fault and the food was great. Just didn’t like the unnecessary wait time.

The bagel was served stone cold, plain bagel, soggy cream cheese, and bad eggs. To add insult to injury, it was almost $40 for two bagels!

Great in house made lox. Just about exactly what was looking for, nice bagel too. But so little lox on both halves. Literally just one thin slice thick. Would have been 5 stars and I'd a been back for more if it was a lil more stacked

Came during a conference and tried the Leo bagel as well as another bagel with cheese and eggs. Good: - Easy online ordering process and fast turnaround - The bagels were filling! I liked how they were a good portion size and price - A little oily and messy, but otherwise easy to eat and split with a friend since it's cut in half Bad: - Casual diner vibes - Expensive for a simple bagel Overall simple place to go if you're hungry.

I've never had a Corned Beef sandwich outside of NYC and Wexler's actually surprised me quite a bit. We ordered through the website beforehand which was super easy to do and we were able to pick it up immediately when going downstairs. We ordered the Reuben with Corned Beef and it was quite good. I really appreciated the Swiss cheese in the sandwich, which acted as a good counter flavor to the tender beef. Also, the sandwich was pretty hefty as two people could share a single one and feel pretty full. I didn't really mind much about the pickles. Overall, I would highly recommend coming here for your deli fix instead of any other celebrity restaurant deli/patisserie on the Strip.

It's been 30 minutes since I ordered my lox and bagel through the kiosk. I still haven't gotten my order. It's 2pm on Christmas and it's pretty busy. There's only one guy here, so I don't blame him - clearly understaffed. I'm sure he's stressed out and wasn't set up for success.

I can only base my review off the tuna salad sandwich, but I would give it 3 stars. The sandwich had a lot of tuna on each half, but it lacked taste. Maybe it needed more mayo or dill, but I would say the sandwich was bland. Service - order off the QR code at the tables and it took maybe 7 minutes at most due to lunch crowd.

The corned beef and pastrami were so good but it was just so expensive! I wish they gave more meat but I loved the thick cuts! Wish I had more money and I wish I could just buy the meat by the pound!

The best, pastrami sandwiches, hands down. Straight Service is excellent and the quality ingredients are the best.

Finally got to try Wexler's Deli which is located inside Proper Eats Food Hall within Aria. I've never been to the DTLA Grand Central Market location but the photos always looked good to me. I ordered the OG ($20) which is their signature pastrami on rye with mustard. It was really good. The pastrami had good flavor & cure. Sliced like true pastrami, NY deli style. Thick cuts. It's just perfect with the deli mustard & the requisite rye bread. Service was friendly & helpful because I was trying to order at the counter not knowing you have to order through the Proper Eats app (via scannable QR code) or the couple of tablets/screens scattered about the food hall. It was a good bite and i really liked it. I would go again and maybe try the Big Poppa for breakfast or The Newman which has both pastrami & roast beef.

Rude AF! Placed an order on the kiosk and when I went to pick it up, the woman at the counter...who obviously saw me just went about her business making other orders. She put a plain cream cheese bagel in front of me which was NOT my order. I told her that wasn't my order and she just shrugged her shoulders like it was my fault. Another gentleman arrived at the window for his order and she just ignored him as well. She placed 3 more orders on the counter and expected us to play the guessing game as to who's order was who's. She left and another worker (a younger guy) placed the tickets with NAMES on the orders on top of the boxes. In my opinion, don't send that text that your order is ready for pick up when it clearly isn't! As for the older woman worker, she needs extra training on customer service and should learn how to put a smile on her face! Ha

************GEM*****ALERT*************************************** ****MASTERFULLY*****GREAT*******PASTRAMI*********************** Wexler's Deli is a California Based Deli with a small casual food court location in the Proper Eats Food Hall in the Aria Resort/Casino on the Strip. Wexler's Deli is among the very few delis in the country that cures, smokes, and slices their own meat and fish. My review is only on the pastrami sandwich because this was a take out that we shared for lunch. OMG Now this pastrami was MASTERFULLY SUCCULENT with amazing flavors. This is the type of pastrami that is jiggly and melts in the mouth. This is what pastrami is suppose to be like. If you get pastrami that is sliced thin then you are not getting this. The sandwich is also very generous in size and also is a value because two people can share it for lunch. I do note that they serve it on West Coast Style Rye Bread that isn't quite sturdy enough for all that amazing pastrami but I don't feel the need to remove a star because they are west coast based and use west coast style bread. YES! YES! YES! RUN and don't walk to Wexler's Deli for that incredible amazing pastrami.

They are located on the Promenade floor of the Aria hotel in the Proper Eats food hall. You can either place your order at the kiosks or scan the QR code to order your food. I opted for the QR as there were lines at the kiosks. I ordered the OG pastrami sandwich for $20. As you can see in my picture, the pastrami sandwich was really sad looking. I don't know about you, but the pastrami was cut a little too big. Most deli's will thinly slice the pastrami so that it's more juicy and doesn't crumble when you take a bite. It actually reminded me more of corned beef than pastrami. I hope they change the way they slice the meat here. The sandwich wasn't very appetizing either. I thought it was just ok. Definitely would not order from here again or even visit another Wexler's as there are way better ones available.

This location is conveniently located in the Aria hotel proper eats food hall. You can only order from the food hall kiosk or online from the QR code. I wanted something quick for breakfast so I opted to check them out. I had their pastrami egg cream cheese bagel sandwich which was delicious without sides or drinks $16. Overall if you want something quick for breakfast or lunch without leaving the hotel this was a good option.

If you want a quick breakfast and you are staying at Aria go to the second floor and try out Wexlers Deli always great tasting food

I came across this place when researching proper eats food hall where this spot resides. I wanted to be clearer in my review here as I believe they deserve their own props. The pastrami Ruben was solid. I thoroughly enjoy pastrami. I believe it's an art and I believe they mastered the art. The sandwich was delicious, the meat tender it was really fantastic. My only wish was that the meat was stacked higher. Great job on this pastrami Wexlers.

I would prefer the authentic pastrami sandwich from the location on 7th and Alvarado in the Westlake district of Los Angeles. One half of the sandwich contained a decent amount of pastrami, while the other half mostly contained coleslaw or something similar. The bread was somewhat soggy and wasn't toasted, and the sandwich wasn't cut all the way through. Additionally, the server had a bit of an attitude when I asked for my cup, since it was part of a combo deal. The server told me to grab the cup she touched because it was slippery; her gloves were full of grease. I guess she was the only person working in that station

We took the time for a morning stroll to Aria and found this place. Basically we now call it Kim Wexlers' Better Call Saul's Deli. (Tee-hee) The menu is not that big. But still good enough for breakfast. Order at the big screen near the register. The food court was nice and very clean. Food took like 5 to 7 mins when it's not busy. We got our items and sat down. Partner got the Lox Bagel. Myself got the bagel with pastrami, cheese, egg and cream cheese. They were good. But a lot of cheese which sometimes can't be good for certain people. No options to minus things off of sandwich. (I would ask they add that for people who have allergies or can't do cheese and cream cheese on same sandwiches.!)

We decided to check out the Food Hall at Aria. There is a variety of options to choose from but I chose to go with a pastrami sandwich at Wexler's Deli. They have a couple restaurants in SoCal. The pastrami was meaty yet tender and the sandwich was delicious. The bread was toasted just right for a great crunch and the sauerkraut added a nice tanginess. The sandwich also comes with a pickle spear. For the money, I wish they could of been a bit more generous with the meat. Service was on point and the order came out quick. Worth a try...

Smoked salmon bagel was so good with cream cheese. There aren't a whole lot of food options in the aria hotel in Vegas so glad this one turned out so well. Located In the upstairs dining hall.

$19 for a "bagel" with lox and a a thin spread of cream cheese..that's Las Vegas now. The bagels are NOT fresh or authentic. They are store bought One can get a better bagel at walmart. And they do toast them, they say they do, but they do not. The lix slices were good. It was edible. If you're hungry, you'll eat the whole thing because it isn't that big. Service is fine quick but this food court, this strip overall, is so overpriced and they took advantage of people needing to eat in a hurry.

So there I was, in the glittering oasis of Las Vegas with my better half. The Aria Hotel, classy and all that jazz, but let me tell you, Vegas is like a money-sucking black hole. Spend money or face imminent doom! So, we're hungry, right? But unless you want to live on ABC store snacks, you're in for a wallet workout. We decided to embark on the quest for food. Simple, right? Just a breakfast sandwich. Sausage, egg, cheese, the breakfast trinity. But at Aria, even a sandwich is dressed to the nines. I mean, this place is fancy! No promotions, no discounts, we're paying full freight. Ouch! I ordered this thing called the Wexler breakfast sandwich - pastrami, eggs, cheese, the whole shebang on an everything bagel. And let me tell ya, when I took that first bite, it was like a flavor explosion... of salt! Now, I get it, pastrami's gotta have some salt, but this was like trying to swim in the Dead Sea with a hangover. The folks making the food, they weren't exactly spreading sunshine either. The guy behind the counter was grumbling about how his coworkers were mean and nasty. Not the vibe I signed up for. All in all, it's a flat nothing burger and get a 0 out of 10, because I spent $20 and didn't even eat it!

Oh SO greasy... but it's perfect Vegas hangover food. When I came here, Wexler's was the only option in the food court that I could order from on a tablet. Gosh, I love food halls... but the lines were awful. So, I ordered from Wexler's and got my food within 15-20 minutes. The bagel sandwich I got had pastrami, egg, cream cheese. It was massive. My partner and I had to split it because... wow. That was super heavy, and honestly very bloating. Eat at your own risk. Yes, it's a bit overpriced per Vegas standards!!! ;)

Quick and easy ordering. Located in Aria's food hall. Delicious breakfast sandwich. Definitely tried something new that day. Cheesy Eggs Fast service. Huge food hall lots of seats

This is our second attempt at ordering at this place. Although the food is ok, the flavor has been a bit underwhelming and the bagel sandwiches a bit too much filling. Maybe next time we will try the plain bagel and cheese. The bagel with lox and eggs was too salty. We thought the lox would be separate from the scrambled eggs but in addition to the separate layer of lox, the scrambled eggs also contained lox. Normally, we really enjoy our bagels with lox and cream cheese. Unfortunately, the lox served this day was too salty. We did not enjoy the meal. We did like the bagel, scrambled eggs and cheese option. There was slightly too much cream cheese, but overall a good bagel sandwich. We will try this place again, but will just go with the plain bagel and cream cheese. The other offerings are too flavorful for us. You may have a different and better experience. Try it! Enjoy!

Tried Wexlers for the first time today, I ordered the Uncle Leo which is suppose to have Lox in it, when I received I opened my box there was barely any Lox on it. Paying $14 a sandwich I would hope there would be more. So diss.

Good food but we did not like the fact you could only order via a kiosk. No customer interaction when ordering. It was not clear where to pick up your order either. The entire food court is like this.

Hearty bagel sandwiches filling enough to last you til lunch or share. Located in the food court of Aria, Proper Eats, has a variety of establishments with something for everyone. With upbeat music playing, the ambiance is bright and lively. Very clean dining spaces where you can sit and eat at tables or high tops. Be prepared to use the QR code to place your order and to pay by card. They do not do cash payments to streamline the process. If it's open the QR code will let you order and text you your receipt and to notify you when your order is ready. The Big Poppa has smoked lox cooked on-site and is hand sliced. The egg part (no matter which kind you get) is huge and square. Kinda like steamed? Very good. The lox is very tasty too. Salty and smoky. The Cheesy Egg is a great option if you don't want lox and I think their potion is easily shareable or very filling for one. The Sam Rothstein is a pastrami sandwich. Thick cuts instead of deli cut. Could of used more mustard, but I love mustard. Will ask for more mustard next time. Order is about 7 to 10 minutes and the workers are friendly and efficient. Pricing is about 11 to 20 ish dollars. Although you can get a bagel with cream cheese for $5. Price point is not bad for being inside Aria. Definitely would recommend for the consistency and quality.

I had a plane bagel toasted. Their bagels are very good. The service was okay, they can't take your order they force you to order online through their site. That part didn't really work for me. It's located in the Aria Food Hall so nice casual atmosphere.

For those craving a good pastrami sandwich, avoid Wexler's. I think I've been spoiled by Greenberg's Deli at New York New York. Their pastrami sandwich is a MONSTER, piled sky high with thin sliced flavorful pastrami and minimal chunks of pure fat. I don't know what else to call it but that. Fat chunks are not appetizing to me so I wind up tearing them off after a big sigh which is what happened here. This sandwich, called The O.G., left me very disappointed. Look at the photo, so sad with about 3 afterthought slices and huge fatty chunks at the ends. I know pastrami comes with some fat attached but the places that are pros will somehow find a way to better incorporate it with amazing seasoning, brine, and/or smoke. Unfortunately not the case here, I can't get over it. Even the sliver of pickle served alongside was sad. Lastly, the ordering kiosk makes it confusing by showing the option "no mustard" before completing the order, which would cause someone to select it and indeed have it with NO MUSTARD and needlessly causing more frustration. Honestly if you're the type of person who won't have mustard on pastrami, then you need a different sandwich. Overall, just pass on this place and head to Greenberg's. Don't be fooled by the shiny new exterior, it's a sham.

The famed Wexler's of LA has made it to Vegas! Toothsome, lightly seasoned, gently toasted NYC style everything bagel, a 1/3" thick proper smear of cream cheese, thick slices of unctuous, oily, cold smoked salmon. A few paper thin slices of onion and a sprinkling of salty, briny capers and a few sprigs of dill for good measure. The "Lox". Thick hand cut slices of house cured and smoked juicy, peppery pastrami with hot deli mustard between two pieces of soft rye and nothing else. The "OG". Both simple. Both sublime. Scaled back menu from the LA locations. Prices identical and average $18 for a bagel or sandwich. A casual hidden gem in the Aria restaurant collection. ***** Note: Wexler's is part of the new Aria Food Hall. IMPORTANT: You MUST scan the QR code or use one of the automated kiosks to place and pay for your order. There is no POS at the stall. MGM Rewards points added if you use a kiosk and swipe your card. MGM express reward comps not available for use at the time of this writing.

A solid 4, in my opinion. Yes, it's Vegas, and you'll overpay for anything on the strip, but they pack in the toppings for these bagels. We headed here on our first morning in Vegas, and it was also our first time going inside the Aria Hotel. Trying to find this dining hall was a bit confusing, but that can be resolved by asking any employee. The food hall has kiosks around which anyone can walk up to and order their food. I am a fan of restaurants that use kiosks and QR codes to put in orders. It makes it super easy and sometimes expedites the process. It was late morning, so there was a rush for everyone looking to get their hangover breakfast. The workers at Wexler's were hustling to get each order out, and it didn't hurt the quality. You could visibly see them cranking out orders and trying to catch up, and at the same time, they were all very nice in ensuring you had all your utensils. We ordered three different bagels. I gave it four stars mainly because the Big Poppa was a little bland. Not majorly, but just a little. I enjoyed my bagels and lox, and the toppings made each bite enjoyable. The next time I visit, I want to try the Sam Rothstein. I'm a big fan of pastrami sandwiches, and the pictures on Yelp look delicious.

First visit, and I'm in LOVE! I got the Cheesy Eggs (not on their menu at their stand but it's in the order kiosk). Talk about fresh!!! This simple plain bagel with cream cheese, scrambled eggs and cheddar cheese is the truth!! The gentlemen working there this morning were thorough and friendly with guests, and so kind to some who are still trying to figure out how to order in Proper Eats. Their stand is in the Proper Eats section at Aria. I hate to call this a food court because it's got so much excellence! Wexler's is the third restaurant in Proper Eats I've visited this past week, and definitely adding to my list of faves for future visits to Vegas!

I can't say enough good things about the pastrami at this place. It deserves every single one of the five stars I'm giving it! If you're looking for a sandwich that will blow your mind, go for the Sam Rothstein. Trust me, you won't be disappointed!

This place was awesome. This morning my wife and I split a Rueben bagel sandwich including sauerkraut. The meat had great thick slices and lots of it. The cheese was perfectly melted. Easy to order and friendly staff. Big sandwich, a bit spendthrift at $19 but it's Vegas.

If you've eaten at Wexlers in LA, you're going to be pretty disappointed by this Vegas rendition. The bread is like packaged supermarket Wonder bread! Really inexcusable. Sure, the meat is good, though not as smokey as the original Wexler. The cut is thicker slices, again not as good as the original. Why call it Wexlers if you offer something so different and inferior?

Breakfast bagel sandwiches were huge & delicious! We should have split 1. Got the Big Poppa with pastrami, eggs, cheddar, cream cheese on a bagel & the cheesy egg... basically the sane without the meat. The bagels were not as dense as a usual bagel. A little lighter. Very good & very messy to eat but totally worth it.

I experienced an overcooked pastrami sandwich and expensive drinks. Wish I could get my money back, at least to me the staff were not very friendly either.

A note on Proper Eats -- food options like this have been missing at the Aria for a long time and I'm thankful this concept is finally here! It's great to come to Proper Eats with a group and divide and conquer so everyone gets what they want and can regroup at a nice table. Wexlers is a solid option. Is it phenomenal? No. Will it satisfy a craving for a bagel & cream cheese and a pastrami sandwich? Absolutely. You won't write home about Wexlers, but you'll be glad it's here. $5 for a Bagel and cream cheese is a deal in Vegas, and while it's not New York level, it holds its own. I'd come here every day for a bagel and be totally satisfied. The cream cheese is whipped and it's great. The bagel is a solid 7/10. Check the hours-- online it says 3pm but here it says 2pm.

Bagel was stale. No taste to it. Will not return there. The place had music blaring way too high.

This was a very good, quick breakfast. Our bagel sandwich was awesome, which we split. It was ready within minutes of ordering. One of the things I did not like, was not being able to pay with cash. I hate having to use a CC for everything. There was ample seating in the dining area and it was clean.

Perfect sandwich!! Great pastrami! Suicy !! Adorable prices. Pastrami was great

Went to Wexlers on a recent trip to Vegas at the Aria. My wife got a bagel with egg and cheese. This bagel was as dry as the surrounding desert in Vegas. Never again

Visited Wexler's deli during our trip to the aria hotel in Vegas. Pastrami sandwich was pretty good not a whole Lotta meat, but very tender and tasty.

I live in NYC so I'm fortunate to have some of the best deli food there is but I have to say the OG sandwich (pastrami, deli mustard, freshest rye bread) is the greatest pastrami sandwich that' I've ever had it's now a must stop on every visit to Vegas

More fat than meat and burnt to hell. Not like it used to be. Beware!!! Waste of time and money.

Super fatty pastrami, expensive not much on the plate. The food hall had very few kiosks to order from

We came for breakfast to try the "Big Poppa" bagel sandwich. You have to order from the food court kiosk, but the service was quick. Finding a table was not a problem since it seemed that people were eating and moving on to start their day without lingering. I was excited about having pastrami on a breakfast sandwich! Unfortunately, I am still looking for the pastrami, smh. This was more like small pastrami bits sparsely spread out on an egg sandwich. The sandwich was good if you wanted a light and fluffy slice of egg mixture on a delicious bagel with cheddar cheese and cream cheese. However, I am still looking for the pastrami...where's the beef?

No review yet. Just wanted to tell you that many years ago we used to eat at Wexler's in Santa Monica and then go to a nightclub known as The Horn. Those were wonderful days. I don't go to the strip much any more but I will make it to Wexler's one of these days.

Not worth it. The breakfast sandwiches are pre-made eggs from the day before reheated in a microwave. For 1/3 the price you can walk 200 feet to Starbucks and at least get coffee with your microwaved sandwich.

This place is definitely underrating. I would come back to Vegas just for this place you watch them crack the eggs. I'm so bummed they don't have more business probably because they are right next to a place call "egghead". The food came really quick and the place was super cute mall situation where you get you food and sit down! 10/10

Not in line with original but good. Bagel was packaged and too soft, lox pre-sliced, not topped with green garnishes nor served w/ cold slaw like LA. No option to add extra meat to pastrami sandwich - 8 oz is weak/would pay to upgrade to 12 oz for example. No option to indicate preference for juicy/fatty cut. Lack of ingredient/allergy awareness.