I was recommended this place when I was summoned and selected for jury duty. This place definitely…read moremade jury duty more bearable as I had something good to look forward to for lunch during my 4 days at the court house! Short walk from the courthouse. I was always greeted immediately upon walking in and the staff was very nice and helped me with placing takeout orders. Service was always fast, and the food was so good. Over the days, I ordered a Ham&Cheese, Reuben, Club, and Patty Melt. The Reuben was my absolute favorite. I liked that the corned beef and pastrami was not too salty. The rye? bread that was used was sooo soft and fluffy which is what made this place memorable to me. Side pickle was also crunchy and tasty and I liked the potato salad! Thank you for making my court days a little bit better. I'm glad there are other locations so I don't need to return downtown to get a great sandwich again!

I'm always surprised to find a good New York deli outside of New York and more so when I'm in, of…read moreall places, Texas. Heading towards Dallas, I asked Mrs. K. if she wanted proper smoked salmon for breakfast and she was all in. As we're in the area for the Sixth Floor museum, this was an easy stop once we found and paid for parking. A small storefront with a large dining room that is decorated with some New York themed photos, we seated ourselves and a waitress brought over menus followed by coffee. We placed our orders and about ten minutes later, breakfast arrived. Mrs. K.'s platter included a good portion of thin sliced salmon along with ALL of the fixings including capers, cucumber, tomato, red onion and cream cheese. The toasted everything bagel was very good but not quite "New York style" perfection. Hey, it's Texas. You get to slide. My nova, eggs and onion plate was excellent with a huge portion of home fries. Cooked properly and with plenty of salmon mixed in, I enjoyed it very much. The biscuits were excellent, the gravy was a little thin on sausage but still tasty. Five stars because it's great service and great food. This is as close to New York style as you'll get when you're 1400 miles from Brooklyn. [Review 394 of 2026 - 709 in Texas - 25578 overall]

My husband and I ordered our first sandwich from Jimmie's we split a 9" Muffuletta. It was…read morefantastic! (And by the way, together we could only eat 1/2 of it because it was huge). We look forward to tasting the other sandwiches which also looked delicious. There was a wine tasting as well. That's better than a sales pitch. We bought 2 of bottles that we tried. Lines to cash register are long but it moves quickly. Head over!

Food was great! Shop was very cool!…read moreOverall a must do for anyone visiting Dallas. The local produce, Italian sourced items, and overall ambiance of the place is reminiscent of Chicago markets to me.

First day open after the remodel. Figured I better show up…read more Same great Sanwiches Same great Servive. Back of the house is New. Clean, and Bright Might be a fee things left to do, but overall Good Job Dan !!

I spent 25 years in New Jersey, and I miss 2 food experiences in Texas: solid Chinese fare and…read moreJewish delis. A neighbor suggested Weinberger's for a pastrami fix. Normally, I don't consider people from St. Louis to be credible deli evaluators, but I was desperate and made the hour drive to Grapevine. We got there at 11:15 and the line was nearly to the door. Within 30 minutes, it was well out into the street. That was a promising sign. The sandwich menu covered the entire wall over the counter. Lots of non-New-York sandwiches like Cubans, gyros, etc, but over in the left corner were the classic Ruebens and pastramis. I went for the latter. A REAL NY deli usually has a few soups like split pea and chicken noodle and matzoh. No soups. Bummer. They had a half dozen sides - 3 kinds of potato salads and a few slaws. I went with the German potato salad. The drink option was spartan - they tossed a styrofoam cup at me and pointed to the soda fountain. The pastrami sandwich was OK for Texas. A SUPER pastrami sandwich on hard rye can get me moaning like Meg Ryan in "When Harry Met Sally" -- only I don't have to fake it. The German potato salad was watery and bland - I should have gone with the mustard potato salad. Turnaround was on the slow side. Napkins = paper towel roll on table. Flimsy plasticware. The overall vibe was affordable utilitarian. I'll give the sandwich a 4, everything else a 3. Next time I'll drive the extra half hour to Cindi's.

Went here with a friend for lunch today. We each got a German beer and then split the Reuben and a…read moretwo sausage plate (Polish and Hungarian Bratwurst.) The plate came with sauerkraut and potato salad and the Hungarian brat had a nice little bit of spice to it. The table had a delicious mustard and horseradish as well. Despite being too full we also ordered a slice of Black Forrest cake to-go, but had to take a bite before we left. It was moist and not too sweet! (We had to! It's in the name!) The restaurant also has a store! Service was quick and friendly! Would definitely come again if in the area.

After reading so many great reviews, I was really looking forward to trying the cake. The…read moreatmosphere was wonderfully nostalgic, and the customer service was excellent, which made me even more excited. I purchased three slices to sample a variety of flavors. A coffee, mocha, and chocolate. Unfortunately, the coffee and mocha cakes were extremely disappointing. Both had a strong taste that reminded me of some type of cleaning product. I can't say for certain what caused it, but guessing maybe something from the display case, but the flavor was so HORRIBLE that I only managed two bites of each before throwing them away because I didn't feel comfortable eating any more in fear of getting sick. The coffee frosting also had an old, stale coffee flavor. The chocolate cake was better. It was good, but not great. The cake itself wasn't dry, but it wasn't super moist either. One detail I did appreciate was that each slice was wrapped with paper along the sides to help keep it fresh, and not drying out in th I would have gladly taken the cakes back, but I had purchased them to go and was already too far away by the time I tasted them. As someone who absolutely loves cake, I truly wanted this place to become a favorite. It was disappointing because I had such high hopes based on the reviews. While the atmosphere and customer service were wonderful, the cakes simply didn't meet my expectations.

Came in here on a busy weekend with 7 family members. They greeted us and sat us quickly (made…read morereservation). Serve was fantastic. She was attentive and was busy, but got everything right and was absolutely awesome. I got the pancake platter. So worth it for $12. Pastrami my fiancé got was really tasty. Worth it. I also, got a coffee cake to go which was awesome. Their deli/bakery items are awesome. Get some of their bagels. So fresh and soft and delicious. Ambiance was dinner vibes, but overall awesome experience.

loved the old retro diner vibe -- lots of history behind this place! Super busy on a Friday during…read morelunch time! Strawberry pancakes (8/10): classic. Loved that they used fresh strawberries and that there wasn't a compote or jam used. Not too sweet. Came with whipped butter! I'd probably try this in waffle form next time but these were still solid! Everything but the bagel bagel with jalapeno cream cheese (8/10): bagel had a nice chew but I personally like mine a little fluffier and crispier. The cream cheese was amazing...thick, spicy, & filled with fresh chopped jalapeños!! Service was great, everyone was so nice! Love that it's Vietnamese owned. Would come again to try other things on the menu!

Food 10/10 service 9/10 ambiance 8/10 I paid an in my brain…read moreI was like price is crazy but man when I tell you I took a bite of the pulled pork torta and it instantly justified that purchase, I'm telling you guys try this place, it will not disappoint!!!

This little restaurant is tucked away in the corner of Bishop Arts. It is not very manicured or…read morepristine, but the sandwiches are very good and the service was fast. They load these sandwiches up with protein. Whether it was mortadella, pastrami, or turkey, they stuffed the bread with delicious ingredients which made it stand out from normal sandwich places. It was very enjoyable and fun to share with my family. The price for these 3 sandwiches was almost $60. They are pricy, but worth a try if you're into sandwiches and in the bishop arts area.

Finding good bagels in DFW is like finding a needle in a haystack ! This is definitely one of the…read morebetter spots I've had here and would absolutely come back to. I also love that it's super bright and spacious . I had the lox sandwich on an everything bagel . My husband tried the Texan on a plain bagel with a side of cream cheese. If you've been disappointed by most bagels in DFW, this is the spot to come to !

Cute little spot! Loved my latte and the breakfast bagel! I will definitely come back w friends…read more Perfect little nyc bagel shop right in Dallas. The service was great everyone was nice and helpful. My bagel was good, I would have preferred my bacon a little more cooked or crisp bc I felt like I could choke bc it was kind of too chewy make it hard to swallow but other than that it was really good!! Just my honest opinion on my bagel.

I've been coming here with coworkers for lunch for close to a year now. Everyone in our office is…read moreobsessed with this place, we even had them cater a huge event at our office. Everyone sandwich is amazing. The vodka parm and chicken parm subs are my go-to. Owner is a great guy and always comes to greet us!

Decent muffaletta, very filling and not bad. But certainly not lifechanging or anything…read moreparticularly special in my opinion.