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    Greenberg's Deli

    4.1 (765 reviews)
    ModerateDelis, Pizza, Sandwiches
    Closed 7:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Dogs allowed
    Outdoor seating

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    Ivy N.

    Time to pack up and leave back home so we decided to get a quick bite so got a Sammie from this deli. It was looking like lunch time at Cafeteria styled shop with a long line of people in it so it looked like a good sign. It was the usually pick from white, wheat, sourdough and of course sourdough was the chosen one. There wasn't much to see as staff asks if you're okay with everything on it and whether you wanted your bread toasted or not. The sandwich was nice stacked with picks in both halves. It came with a deli pickle which was more salty than pickled as I'm use to. The sandwich was great with the chipotle sauce. I would've done the pastrami but it looked a bit heavy and would probably have gotten it if it were later in the day. There were plenty of condiments all around so not to worry if you need that extra food lube.

    Lucy T.

    Greenberg's Deli is on the first floor of New York New York. I chose a build your own brisket sandwich, and it was great! I would highly recommend!

    Tamieka B.

    We wouldn't ever come to Vegas without stopping by for this Reuben. They are located in NYNY. It's quick affordable and the sandwiches are always perfect. Pro tip for your Reuben: order half corn beef & pastrami w/ extra sauerkraut. Then grab a few packets of the spicy mustard. As you eat each slice, squeeze a layer of the spicy mustard before each bite. Thank me later :)

    Turkey club
    Mike H.

    My kid was sleeping in and I was starving, walked over to New York, New York from Park MGM to go to Greenberg's, this was not a mistake Traditional turkey club was just what the DR ordered. Just as it should be, turkey, bacon, lettuce, tomato and Mayo. Excellence on sourdough! Service is a little slower here depending on what you get but it was morning and here I am eating a huge ass club. It was so good that I saved the other half to kill after the walk back from the F1 race. No doubt a place to try, it is like a plopped a Brooklyn deli right into Vegas. Great job Greenberg's team!

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    Lily F.

    Our favorite eatery is in New York New York Hotel. There are tables inside and outside of eatery and outside which is shared by other businesses. There is a variety of sandwiches on menu. Employee cuts their own meat for sandwiches. Our order is pastrami and Reuben which are favorites. Pastrami is soft.

    inside new york new york...
    Hen A.

    noticed new york new york had a cool indoor new york street/alley themed area with many small places to eat...woke up in the morning for a bite and coffee...went across the street to new york new york and straight to greenberg's deli...the deli had breakfast combo meals that included coffee all for $10.95 each...ordered a breakfast pastrami and egg bagel sandwich with coffee....breakfast pastrami burrito also available with coffee...breakfast croissant sandwich with bacon, egg and cheese with coffee...everything is cooked and toasted in a conveyor belt oven...eggs came out a little dry from the oven, but it was okay...everything was freshly toasted and breakfast burrito was quite filling and decent...for a coffee and breakfast, $10.95 is a decent price when looking for a casual bite for breakfast...

    Pastrami sandwich
    Tim N.

    I've never actually been to New York City, so it's hard to compare the sandwich to how they do it there. What I can say is that I really enjoyed the pastrami sandwich. I also liked looking at the environment and envision myself in New York.

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    Frank C.

    Inside of the NYNY is this nice NYC style deli. I got the Sam & Emma's (frankly for the price otherwise would have loved to add the burned end). On marbled rye, this was a legit sandwich with quality meat and cheese, the pickle was also super tasty. Line was short at around 11:30am on a Sunday, definitely would come here again.

    Reuben
    Jason H.

    They didn't have burnt ends for the hotdogs so just went with a classic reuben on rye. Visually appealing and tasted better. A lot of sandwich places mail it in or skimp. You get your $s worth here.

    Chicken noodle soup $7
    Mike M.

    This popular deli is located in New York New York in the unique street scene part of the casino that has other restaurants in it. I had lunch there last week and ordered the classic turkey club sandwich for $15 with another order of chicken noodle soup for another $7. Watching them make my meal at the counter where I also ordered it was fun. The interior has seating along with seating on the "street" outside of the restaurant but still inside the casino. The sandwich had turkey, bacon, lettuce and tomato on my chosen (toasted) rye bread with a big pickle on top. This club sandwich was very good tasting with obviously fresh ingredients and was a quality product all the way around. Ditto on the pickle. I enjoyed it. The soup was also very good tasting with pasta and chicken pieces in a delectable broth. A quality product. I enjoyed this meal and recommend Greenbergs for any meal. A very good knock off of a NYC delicatessen.

    4/9/2026.
    Zeela D.

    Not bad, but not that great either. The pastrami was the best part of my sandwich as well as the French roll, but the roast beef was a little too tough and not cooked well, nor very tender. The pickle was good and at least it was part of my $18 cold sandwich. Was it something quick and easy to eat, yes...but was it worth the money, eh. I think the ladies at the counter were great at making the sandwiches, just the quality of the meat or way it was cooked could be a little better if they want to claim it being "New York" style. This is definitely not a "Katz Deli," not even close. I would rather eat a pastrami sandwich from "The Hat" in southern California. Thanks, but no thanks.

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    Tish W.

    Walking through New York NewYork hotel and Casino in Vegas we realized we needed to eat., especially after taking one of the self driving taxis.. We came across this deli and decided to give it a try. It reminds me of a true New York deli. The sandwich was filling, with lots of meat, and of course they are a Pepsi place so the Mr gave it a thumbs up...

    Mary S.

    Delicious food for a quick bite! There was an ordering kiosk and QR code available to order ahead, but the breakfast specials were not available with these methods so we waited in line. It was a little loud inside as we ordered. I think it contributed to our order not being exactly what we ordered. The food is prepped in front of you almost immediately after placing your order. They missed one of our breakfast specials so our order took a little longer. The line otherwise moves pretty quickly. Paying was a little odd because we had to repeat our entire order to the cashier for her to charge us. The breakfast special was a steal at $9.95 (pastrami and egg bagel w/coffee). It was a little dry as we forgot to grab ketchup and hot sauce. There is no cheese or sauce on this sandwich. Overall, the contents themselves were quite yummy and filling. The New York Skyhigh was so good! We ordered this to go with sauce on the side for our flight. It travels well. They ran out of rye, but the whole wheat was a great sub. The meats were a generous portion. Overall, we would totally come back when we're in town.

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    4.4(85 reviews)
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    4.4(34 reviews)
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    I'm one of those "coffee first, talk later" kind of people in the morning. So you could imagine how…read moredistressed I was to learn that the Venetian doesn't have a coffee maker of any sort in the suites. Thank goodness for Bouchon Bakery being conveniently located just outside of the North Tower elevators. The pastries here are top notch. I love their croissants. Probably some of the best I've had, and I've tried many. Flaky on the outside and light and moist on the inside. Clean flavor shows they use a good quality butter. Paired with a vanilla latte. So good! The coffee they use is delicious. They offer almond and oat milk at an additional cost. I'll overlook that because their coffees really are that good. Service is quick and friendly. The barista gets those coffees out quickly so don't worry if there's a line. Very happy to start my day here each morning.

    Ambiance? Busy hotel lobby. Is it convenient if you're…read morestaying in North Tower Venetian? Yes! Would I make any effort to go there for coffee again? Hell no! Ordered drip coffee with extra heavy oat milk ($5+ $1.20 up charge) and received almost black coffee. When i showed the barista the shade of the coffee and mentioned I'd ordered "extra light" she seemed to roll her eyes and add maybe a tablespoon more. When i asked her if she could fill the cu she did so while asking "is that enough?" Hmmm While i understand they're busy and it's not efficient to have to tend to a customer instead of making orders, I did order extra light and would have loved to have just received that? The Kouigan Amman was delicious. Unfortunately my husband and I agreed, the coffee is watery.

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