Langer's is definitely a great spot for good food! I absolutely love their hot pastrami--it never…read moredisappoints and always leaves me satisfied. The food and service are both great. The only downside is the location, which can feel a little uncomfortable with quite a few homeless people around. That said, there are times when it's much quieter, so I guess it's a matter of luck. Overall, it's still a solid place, and the pastrami is definitely worth trying!

Sat at the counter, no waiting…read more Eva was my server and she was friendly and helpful. She's always cheerful and she makes busy look goooood. Thank you Eva. I highly recommend a bowl of matzoh ball soup. In the bowl, you get two nice-sized matzoh balls in a chicken broth. You can also add noodles but then you only get one matzoh ball. This time, being a purist. Just the soup, the balls, the crackers on the side. 5/5 And as usual, validate for free parking. I lilove how the GPS guides you straight to the parking lot....the lot attendant is really sweet and guides you to a good spot out of the sun. Big thumbs up and muchas gracias al amable encargado del estacionamiento. He's really quick, efficient, and friendly.

So you can't go to the Fairfax area of Los Angeles and not have lunch at Canter's…read more It's a famous place, had to try it. I went with my sister and a friend and everything was very good. We had a nice server, Daniel, who was very attentive and helpful. My sister ordered cheese blintzes and they were served cold in the middle. Daniel took them back and when they reappeared at the table they were hot enough but not piping hot. Sister said they were very good. But two not very large blintzes for about $16, is kind of high. Friend had a Rueben which she said was delish. She also ordered a container of matzah ball soup and the matzoh ball was huge! I ordered a hot corned beef on rye and it was indeed very good. Large enough that half was enough for dinner and the other half was another meal on the next day. I also ordered onion rings. Very good! My dining companions enjoyed some of them too and there were still a few left to take home with my sandwich! I had a few of my friend's steak fries, they were good also. The prices are high here. Guess you have to go with the flow in a world-famous place! There is a small bakery counter near the front door. We bought two danishes to take home. OMG, the chocolate and almond danish was absolutely a 6 on a scale 0f 1-5! Also got a bear claw and it's terrific too. But the other was great. Notice I said was; my sister and I shared it. Didn't tale too long for us to decimate it! This was an experience for sure. If ever I get to LA again, I will be sure to get a chocolate and almond danish!

I came here to get lunch right before a LACMA trip and I did hear that this spot was famous so…read moredecided to give it a chance. I ended up getting a pastrami and the matzo ball soup. The matzo ball soup was fine, not super flavorful and didn't have enough salt for me personally (the saltine crackers did help though). The sandwich was not bad at all, good sauerkraut tang and the pastrami was well seasoned. The rye bread also have a crunch. I think the main issue I had was just mainly the price: for around 25 bucks for the sandwich I would have expected a larger portion but it wasn't too big. I haven't been to many other Jewish deli spots before and I know Katz is more expensive than here but the sandwich I had when I visited Katz was easily twice as large . Overall, i did think the sandwich was serviceable here it wasn't my favorite considering the price.

The pizza and wings are really good and don't forget to grab a pasta.. they are all really good and…read morecreamy. They have an awesome selection of beer that I would recommend to grab.

Perfect perfect perfect. Only complain is that why I didn't find this place sooner…read more Loooooved the sandwich and its affordability. I took them to the game and it was so refreshing and filling. The cashier guy was also super friendly and the kitchen people are nice too. (I went in the back to use the restroom) I'll definitely be back ti explore more beer n wine.

I've been a loyal customer of Mike's Deli since they were in their original location across the…read morestreet, and they have never disappointed. Their sandwiches are absolutely delicious every single time - fresh, generously made, and packed with flavor. What really sets Mike's apart is the consistency. The sandwich makers are true experts who know how to build the perfect sandwich. Whether you're craving turkey, pastrami, roast beef or one of their specialty creations, everything is made with care and high quality ingredients. They also have every side you could want to go with your sandwich, making it easy to turn a quick lunch into a satisfying meal. The deli is always spotless, which says a lot about how much pride they take in their business, and the staff is consistently friendly, welcoming, and efficient. After all these years, Mike's Deli is still one of my favorite places for an amazing sandwich. If you're looking for one of the best deli sandwiches in Los Angeles, this is the place to go. Highly recommend!

Pick up recommended because they are not fast. Order directly from their website, do not order…read morethrough ChowNow. They tried to be cagey about it, and I think want to keep the ChowNow contract because they get orders from there, but it's significantly cheaper on the website. Even though they won't tell you that upfront. Sandwiches are tasty if you're in the area.

Great sandwiches the 3 sizes def give you an option for what you're craving. Team members here are…read moresuper friendly and always polite and greeting. Pastrami Mami is my go to sando. Inside is well air conditioned and clean.

Very small sub sandwich spot, but overall had a good experience! Service was great, everyone was…read morefriendly and everything came out really fast. I'm also really glad they offer a "shortie" size, which was perfect if you don't want a full sandwich. Price-wise, though, it is definitely on the expensive side for what you're getting. There's also no customer restroom, which was a little disappointing, and no parking.

I've drove passed this location a thousand times yet never noticed it, I'm not sure why it didn't…read morecatch my attention but after I was invited there for lunch I was shocked I don't see lines out the door. Their sandwiches are so good. We got 3 different sadwhiches to try, and all of them were great. My favorite was the ceasar wrap and spicy P. You honestly can't go wrong. A large seating area in the back. Excited that there's a new location closer to me now.

The sandwiches here are the best! Highly recommend the ciabatta bread option, it's so good…read more Shoutout to David, Jay, Joe and the other crew working there. They are always friendly and have great customer service. Really nice having such a solid lunch spot in the neighborhood and near work. Love coming by a few times a month to pickup the Turk or the Spicy P.

Wow. I got an Uber Eats voucher from work and tried Eastside Italian Deli for delivery. I ordered…read morethe spicy Italian with cheese. YUM! The portion size was nice and the meats and cheese are perfect. The not so spicy peppers gave a little kick. What a great find. I'll be back to Eastside Deli.

I love their bread, it's fresh and made in house. I typically go for their tuna sandwich and I love…read moreit. But I chose to try the eggplant sandwich with today. It was so messy and not much flavor, it also had tofu on it which is not stated on the menu. Do not get this sandwich to eat in the go. The staff are friendly and efficient, the ambience is nostalgic and cute. Get the voodoo chips!! This is the first place I had those chips.

Brent's Deli is one of those classic Jewish delis where I think they make really good food. It was…read morepacked on a Saturday afternoon and I waited about 20 minutes for a table. I ordered the Black Pastrami Reuben, and this was really yummy! The pastrami itself was juicy, tender, and loaded onto the sandwich along with sauerkraut. It was delicious on its own, but I asked for Thousand Island dressing on the side so I could dip the sandwich into it and that combination was heaven. The tangy, creamy dressing with the rich pastrami took it to another level! You can also get the classic hot pastrami if that's more your style. The Club Sandwich was also really good. This is more of a classic, straightforward deli sandwich and it's hard to go wrong with it when you're craving something familiar. But the biggest surprise for me was actually the cabbage coup. I wasn't expecting much, but wow. It's a sweet comforting soup made with meat and cabbages, and I found myself absolutely loving it. I have no idea how much sugar goes into that broth, but there's something about the sweet flavor that just works. You can order a small bowl, and I'd definitely recommend giving it a try if you're curious. I also asked for bagel chips and pickles which were really fun to snack on. The salmon bagel and whitefish bagel were perfectly fine, but neither was particularly memorable compared with the pastrami or soup. I think this place is worth a visit if you're in Northridge and craving a classic deli meal. I'm definitely excited to go back and try out some other things on the menu.

First time here and it didn't disappoint. Came all the way from West LA to try this place and boy…read morewill I certainly be back. Went with four other people and everyone loved their meals. My sandwich was very well portioned and absolutely delicious, some of the best pastrami I've ever had! Fries were good, Cole slaw was good, and the whole experience was great. Great, attentive service too. They were busy for a very good reason. Come here hungry! The portions are very generous.

This place is a must visit! Philippe's is absolutely legendary!…read more They have kept their original location and they are still serving up the same classic French Dips they always have. I love the exterior look of the building with their iconic sign. When you step inside it feels like being transported to a simpler time. They have a couple fun phone booths against a side wall and an analog Photo Booth that --depending on the time of year-- will print strips that have the words "Go Dodgers" on it. Because Philippe's is also known to be a place that Dodgers fans can congregate. The line gets quite long, but the staff does their best to get people through as quickly as they can. There is plenty of seating that can be found on the ground floor, as well as upstairs. Although it has been disputed if they are indeed the originators of the French Dip, I must say that have not had a French Dip that has even come close to being as good as the one I had here. And I am a HUGE French Dip fan. You would think that dunking the roll in the au jus would make it just taste soggy, but instead the bread holds up and the au jus packs it with great flavor. Last thing--order it with the pickled egg! Thank me later.

I had a beef dip wet with swiss and a pork dip wet with swiss, a baked apple and a slice of…read morechocolate cream pie. The beef dip "wet" is perfect. Any less dip isn't enough. Pork dip was ok, not quite as flavorful as the beef but still good. The hot mustard is the best. Baked apple was good, just apple with sugar, nothing not to like. The chocolate cream pie was disappointing. The texture had that grocery store stablizer taste rather than fresh cream.

Yummy yummy I love deli sandwiches! This is a little Italian one,, we got two and split it!…read more - burrata caprese: I love burrata so loved this, was p basic w balsamic, tomatoes, basil - the godmother works: the store worker person suggested to us,, and ITS GOOD! If you go here, get this one. So so yum - had a bunchhh of diff meats and pickles lettuce tomatoes and some spices and stuff!! - vibe was v chill deli THE LORD IS always so kind but dude I love food & Carrie ! the Lord is sooo kind

I went back to Bay Cities sixteen years after my initial 3-star review, and honestly, my rating…read morestill stands. The Godmother is good but disproportionately acclaimed, and I'd never wait in line to get it. Thankfully, it's easy to order ahead. I did this through DoorDash on the drive over to Santa Monica, where we were already headed to catch a Sunday afternoon play. We walked in and saw the zoo at the deli counter, then learned that DoorDash pick-ups were in a different corner of the grocery. There was a confusing sign that indicated "catering & on-line pick up around the corner to the left," which in its ambiguous phrasing, led me to a place I wasn't supposed to go (it was apparently only for catering orders, but what about "catering & on-line pick up" excludes DoorDash orders?). A snippy employee cast me out and completely ignored my explanation about the sign. But other than that, the pick-up was quick and painless, much better than waiting in that line. It was like going to the DMV with an appointment vs. without (one of my favorite Broad City gags). We looked around the store, which was quite nice, a sizable gourmet grocery with lots of wine, deli goods, tinned fish, etc. My husband bought a lemonade and learned that Bay Cities doesn't take credit cards. (He was able to use an ATM card.) We took our pick-up order, bagged in a maximal amount of plastic, and grabbed one a handful of shaded tables in front of the store. We'd planned to take our sandwiches to a park, but this was a pleasant place to eat. I got the Godmother with the works: prosciutto, ham, capicola, mortadella, Genoa salami, and Provolone; hot peppers (you can also get mild), Italian dressing, mayo, yellow mustard, lettuce, onion, tomato, and pickles, all on a fresh Italian roll. The bread was great, sturdy with a good crunch, and I liked the sandwich well enough. It was OK+ for sure, just not really a standout in my map of Los Angeles sandwiches. I also ordered a side of snap pea salad, with fresh snap peas, mandarin orange, black sesame seeds, sesame oil, and salt. I love snap peas but I guess I don't love them quite this raw and underdressed. This was a disappointment. If I lived in Santa Monica, I might go to Bay Cities more than once every 16 years. But unless I'm still missing something, it's not really worth a drive.