Absolutely amazing Jewish deli! I could eat there every day!!…read more The traditional salads and sandwiches were perfect. Could have been in NYC and it would not have been any better.

This one is not a fun one to write. So my father was having lunch at Liebman's Yonkers on February…read more11th, after my recommendation to go there based on my great experiences with the original location in the Bronx. He and his friend both enjoyed the food (although he made sure to mention that it wasn't nearly as good as Katz's, which I completely agree with). He thought that the restaurant itself was clean and nice enough. But then the fun part happened. He tried to tip 20% on his lunch bill, asking the waiter to round to the total from the $50 check to $60 total The waiter decided that meant adding a $60 TIP to the order and running the credit card at $110 for their lunch. Simple mistake, maybe. We apparently will never know, because Liebman's has never called back after two different attempts to speak with management to rectify the situation. We were told that there was no manager there twice, but assured that we would receive a call back shortly. Nothing, apparently. Is Liebman's an establishment that targets the elderly and figures that they can get away with it because sometimes people don't look at what they're signing. Who knows? Not me, because no-one from Liebman's decided that it was important to return multiple calls to figure that out. So, IF you go to this place, please check your bill and then check it again, because once you leave the restaurant, they seem to have no desire to explain why they charged you a 120% tip (or even attempt to keep you as a customer) Bonus fact: I waited three weeks to post this to give them every chance to do the right thing and have a manager reply.

Now this is an Italian hero! I added prosciutto, roasted red peppers and exchanged fresh mozzarella…read morefor the usual provolone. It was perfect. Only $14 and need 3 people to share it with! Visiting home from Austin Texas where they can't make sandwiches at all - it's awful. It was nice to come home to get a real NY Italian hero. Great quality and incredible value for the price. (And yes this was longer than my forearm and weighed 3.5 pounds!)

Food was great and service was A+. Their sandwiches and salads were delicious. Made me and my wife…read morefeel welcomed. Will be coming back!

I absolutely love this place. Every time I come to NY I want a bagel and a Boston Crème donut. The…read moredonuts are so very fresh. Today I bought donuts for all of us. Boston Crème, chocolate glazed, and strawberry frosted. Parking is awful to no fault of their. There is always a line but they move pretty quickly. The food is always worth the wait.

First bagels are good not great but good average but the attitude of the workers or owners not…read moregood always nerver happy or say hi just miserable.

Hang her up in the Louvre…read more Wowza McPowza was this a big bad bowza or what? (Not what) I kept it simple, because sometimes the greatest historical masterpieces seem so simple centuries later. Yet, sometimes, they once inspired an entire movement. Sometimes, some people try to inspire movements. Sometimes people don't listen. Sometimes it seems like they chop their ears off and close their eyes in the face of glory. Stop. Keep it simple Linguini... they'll follow... eventually. Chicken Cutlet. Prosciutto. Mozzarella. Balsamic. Bread. Gotta test the basics before you get lasik. Let's get into the oh so super duper intricate details here. Who's ready to noshhhhh! Cutlet? Cut it out! Nice and thin. Prosciutto? Shoot me down now baby! Nice and thin. Mozzarella? Marsh my mellow, fresh and light. Balsamic? Savory and sweet... bleeding into the the the the Bread. Bread? Crispy outside. Little bit of flour. Soft on the inside. Doesn't try to steal the show but may have just done so. Sound like someone ya know? Fools. Simple folks. I'm keeping it simple. Mona Lisa Salumeria does the important stuffaroo GREAT. This sandwich was GREAT. I'm a great big bozo for not trying this joint earlier. Lock me up, tie my shoes together and throw away my phone. I'll find my way back. Bravissimo wandissimo. Well worthy of a full 5 fingers to the face. Linguini leaves the louvre refreshed and forward-thinking... to his return in the near future.

I ordered a deli club roll toasted with butter with only mortadella and mozzarella. They forgot the…read moremozerella which was fine they were busy, things happen. They remade my sandwich and this is what I got after opening it up. I wanted butter but that's definitely not what i meant. I honestly really like this place but this is crazy I tasted straight butter.

Enjoyed a fresh chicken cutlet sandwich from Scaperrottas's Deli for a quick lunch while working in…read moretown. The sandwich was large for the price and was made with quality ingredients. Worth mentioning the deli is also extremely clean. Would come back to try some of their other options.

Stopped in for a couple sandwiches and salads fast service and they make a really nice sandwich…read moremeats not thick like some places over all very good.

Classic NYC deli with the addition of lattes and smoothies all at reasonable prices. The service is…read morefast and friendly. The bread is fresh. Highly recommend the Italian Combo.

Really bummed that not one person working here wears a mask and customers just stroll in with no…read moremask and no one says a word. There were also pastries out on the counter uncovered that people were just talking over. Not cool.

Food is good Cost is out of control!! I understand the…read moreinflation. But ridiculous . Got egg sandwich on plain bagel . 6 plain and black and white. 24 bucks!! Out of control . Won't visit again!

Visited for a classic New York bagel and wasn't disappointed! Service was quick. The place itself…read moreis casual, very similar to most cafes. I ordered an everything bagel with scallion tofu. The bagel was cooked well, very fluffy with a crisp outer edge. The tofu was creamy and flavorful. Also, fun fact, their "bakers dozen" is 15 bagels so I have quite the stash to take home to my freezer! I'd love to come back for lunch or dinner. I can imagine it would be great.