Make sure you share, itās HEAVY as much as itās good I wolfed it down (it was soooo yummy) but felt sick I should have shared it with my friend instead of getting two
Worth a visit but I donāt think Iād go back. The vibe is manic. Pastrami sandwich was very good but not out of this world. I think itās just a fun one time experience to come here.
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Very crowded, make sure you're not coming in the noon. The food is good but a bit too greasy and the serving is only capable go two persons! Nice waiter anyway!
If you love crowd and noise you've find the place . There are pictures on the wall of famous people who've been there. Everything is spicy and delicious.
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The city's most famous Jewish deli, and one of the oldest and best as well. Try Reuben, liverwurst, or pastrami sandwich, but DO NOT lose your ticket or you'll pay an excessive penalty fee.
The turkey is like thanksgiving turkey, so don't underestimate. After trying all the sandwiches, though, it's clear why pastrami is its most famous offering.
Go to Katz. Get Reuben, ask for both Pastrami and Corned Beef on the Reuben. If your cutter gives you pieces of meat as you wait, tip him. Donāt get flustered by the lines and chaos, you can do this.
If you see a big line it doesnāt necessarily mean a long wait. A line we joined halfway down the street took about 20 mins. Then we queued for another ten minutes to order. And the food was amazing
Best enjoyed without the crowds. Split a Pastrami on rye bread with Swiss cheese and musturd to end the night or satisfy some hunger pangs before heading back out on the Lower East Side on a weekend.
It's all about the pastrami on rye at this famous deli. Take your ticket stub, walk to the right counter, get your food, and chow down. Don't lose that ticket stub though or it'll cost ya!
A true New York original, absolutely order the incredible pastrami, but be warned about re-enacting Meg Ryan's famous performance from 'When Harry Met Sally' filmed here!
Established 1888 and continuously family owned & operated. Featured in films and TV. You can also have meat cuts sent to people - the perfect Valentine. Don't lose your ticket or you risk a hefty fee!