They are back and good as ever!! Recently reopened and…read morebooming. Our family went to see if they continue the legacy of QUALITY deli. I had roast beef sandwich and ooohh yeah! Tender and perfectly cooked roast beef on rye. Many orders of Matzoh Ball soup. Mmmm mmm good! Corned beef sandwich was also tender and delicious. sooo full and content. You OWE it to yourself to come here and experience old time deli delivered with excellence.

Enjoyable authentic Jewish style deli in Cherry Hill (Heavy Chill), NJ, with a definite New York…read morevibe. Large display cases showing their wares, mirrored wall that doubles its rather long and narrow dining room, and excellent personable service by Jaime, the house Blythe spirit. I went with a bowl of Cabbage Soup (just like grandma used to make) and an odd curiosity called a Hot Dog Knish (kosher garlicky frankfurter held within a large mashed potato knish). I love hot dogs and kvell for good knishes, so why not? Both were totally filling and satisfying, although one end of the sausage was hard as a rock from too much time in the heat, while the rest was fine. Just cut it off and devoured the rest. The difference between four stars and a perfect score. The lunchtime crowd appeared to be mostly single older dudes doing sit down, and older ladies doing takeaway. I guess that was normal there and based on experience with each other because they didn't interact at all, but seemed to recognize one another. And, then there was Jaime, holding the scene together as she greeted, served, cashiered and smiled at everyone. Very adept. But for the distance from Bucks, I could become a regular for Kibitz home cooking. Four idle chatting (kibitzing) Stars for this Yiddish chat room. PS. Why was this review recognized as a "Wrap Review," when no wrap was involved? PPS. Apparently, Kibitz Room closed without advanced notice shortly after I was there. Condolences!

Wanted to love this place. I'm new to the area, so it's ridiculously convenient -- but who cares…read moreabout convenience if the product and service are subpar? All I wanted was a bagel with cream cheese. How do you get that wrong when it's written on the bag?! But let's back up. When you walk in, don't expect to be greeted. You'll feel invisible. Nobody looks up. It's a small shop, one other customer, and still--nothing. Someone finally takes my order. The same person who made it wrong hands it to me. No personality, no warmth, but the bagel feels warm, so I rush out thinking "how hard could this be?" Spoiler: harder than you'd think. Back at my office -- wrong bagel. I go back. Again, no greeting. I explain, she remakes it, no apology. I check in the car -- looks right this time. Back at the office, I bite in and wish I'd just quit while I was ahead. The bagel tastes old, the cream cheese is sad, and now I'm just annoyed and hungry. Two stars because it was only $5. One for the bagel, one for the audacity.

the bagels are the best in the area!! I have never had bad service here and I visit at least once a…read moreweek. These are classic home made, freshly made bagels- very traditional. It's always crowded in the morning and at lunch.

I had the Falafel Pita and it was the best one I have ever had (and I have had many through the…read moreyears!). Friendly prompt service. Will be back.

Came here for lunch for the first time on a Sunday in December. I was the only one in the place so…read moreservice was quick. I ordered the falafel pita for $12 and it was very very good. Everything I hoped for and more. I definitely recommend it. The place is clean and inviting with a few seats available for dining in, though I took my order to go to the brewery (Kings Road) nearby. It's certainly a unique restaurant in Haddonfield in that it is fast casual (most places here are more formal, sit-down restaurants), and that it serves exclusively vegan and gluten friendly Mediterranean options.

We had about 90 minutes between doctor appointments so we stopped by Radin's for a late afternoon…read morelunch. The last time we were there was when it was still Short Hills Deli, so we were surprised to see how much the interior was changed from the previous deli. We were seated and asked to be moved to a booth instead (no issues there) as the majority of the restaurant are wood tables and chairs. Server came over and took drink orders and answered our questions about the menu with a smile. We knew the sandwiches were HUGE, so we decided to split a sandwich (regular, not oversized). We ordered cheese to be added, but when the sandwich arrived, NO CHEESE. Our server disappeared at that moment, so we asked another server to bring us the missing item. It came cold, which cost this review one star. If the cheese was done right, it would be melted over the corned beef (extra lean, which costs extra). We did enjoy our lunch (sharing is the better option) and paid our bill. As we were leaving, we decided to grab a rye bread and some bagels to go. Young dude at the counter wasn't very friendly, but that didn't bother us. Finally, we did receive a couple of chocolate chip cookies in a bag with our check. They looked delicious, but we still haven't eaten them yet (they're in our refrigerator for another time). We would return again, even though we don't live in Cherry Hill.

Christina served us tonight. We got pastrami sandwiches, two different types of cheesesteak &…read morechallah stuffing. Everything was delicious. HUGE servings & we got exactly what we paid for. Will be back soon!

Coming from NYC where Pastrami on Rye and Corned Beef sandwiches are plentiful at the many…read moredelicatessens, it was an uphill battle to win over my taste buds from the start for Hershel's, here in Philadelphia at Reading Terminal. This place has lots of customers every hour of the day and after having a few of their sandwiches, I understand why. Their signature Hershel's club sandwich is my favorite with the Russian dressing and sauerkraut that goes perfectly with the juicy and tenderness of the pastrami. It's not too pricey either when compared to the delicatessens in NYC which I am a fan of and dare I say, is on the same level as the famous institutions in the big apple. The place itself is very crowded and noisy so finding a table can be difficult so definitely come with a friend to look for seating while the other one orders food.

The pastrami itself, 10/10. Flavor, tenderness and perfect amount of meat to fat…read more The bread was good and hot due to being placed in a sandwich press. The dressing was very good and complimented the sandwich very well obviously. The slaw wasn't great. After tasting it I wish I would have gotten the sandwich without the slaw.

Here is another great Kosher Deli and restaurant. We stopped here for some more fresh foods to cool…read moreoff with. I started off with some salad and hummus. Ordered a side plate with Pita Schnizel and rice all over it. Food was delicious and fresh. Place was clean with a good number of people during lunch time. Nice staff and all. It would be an honor to come visit again.

Changed their menu and got rid of all meats. Ridiculous prices for pre packaged food, like their…read moreegg salad which comes in a 3.5oz container is $8... What a disgrace. Sad to say that I am not coming back to what was once my favorite restaurant around campus.

Man, I tell ya, Philadelphia has some of the best Kosher grocery stores ever. We were impressed…read morewith just the layout of the place. I bought a few things to cook inside our hotel room and eat. We just came for some small comfort food and snacks, since we were visitors. I love the Sushi and crackers here. We also ordered some Kosher sandwiches to go. They were good and off the hook,Nice employees and friendly staff. We will be coming back again.

The store was nicely organized, the sushi looked amazing and I was told it is incredibly fresh!! I…read morewas purchasing for someone else so I can't comment on taste, but I promise I will try it soon. However, I was pleased with my shopping experience. The cashier was incredibly friendly and conversational. I must say, there was a wholesome feeling of peace to see the cashier reading the Torah, while he worked. It was not busy as it was before 12noon on a Tuesday.

Uninspiring ambiance mix of mom and pop deli and strip mall sit-down Chinese restaurant. Typical…read morefor small kosher community. Simple one page menu for lunch. Burgers, wraps, and half dozen common Chinese wok dishes. No liquor license from what I can tell. Owner/manager made phone calls on loud speaker phone in dining area while customers eating, seems uncaring and rude behavior in my mind. Waiter was nice, friendly, efficient. Generous burger and fries portion, but bun squished like pancake and falling apart. Sloppy plating and presentation. No fountain drinks, canned soda only, so cold it was ice slurpee cola. Food fairly tasty but burger well done only. Never offered option for done-ness. Verdict: Reasonable choice if you require kosher but nearby Philadelphia has better options. Small local kosher community is grateful to have local establishment.

I LOVE this restaurant. The sushi is fabulous and the employees genuinely caring…read more FABULOUS food.