Food ok Ambience ugly…read moreService terrible Not going back. There... now you don't have to either.

Took my extended family of six (ages 16-68) for dinner at Six Thirteen and we were not…read moredisappointed! The coconut chicken appetizer was delish as was the cauliflower. The people who had the brisket said it was a wow! I had the Ruben...more pastrami than I could eat. And the family member who had the salmon raved. The service was on-point. I would definitely go again.

Place really is not a deli, but a kosher market. Not over priced like so many kosher section of…read moremarkets. Pizza an sushi are strange subsections of the kosher market. I had the pizza, good pizza Whole place needs a facelift! The entrance is not good. Didn't even know they were open; sign shot, awning needs replacing. I would hope the owner would take more pride in this potential gem

After postponing repeatedly, I finally visited. From concept to execution, excellence appears. I…read morecan't wait to eat there again. The employees combined friendliness with considerate service. Give them an opportunity to serve you.

My family ordered from here for our Yom Kippur meal. We ordered the family meal for 6 and the…read morefamily meal for 4 as we were 8 people. The family meals are VERY GENEROUS in portion size. Everything was also packed up and presented so nicely. My mom picked it up and she said that an employee helped and brought everything to her car. She even said the employee kept the meal for 6 and the meal for 4 separate. The cover for the tray with fries was poked with holes so that it wouldn't get soggy. Talk about a simple afterthought! The meals came with with different types of kabobs (2 different chicken ones, and two different beef ones), Chicken Shawarma, Israeli salad, hummus, fries, babaghanoush, two different kinds of rice and pita bread. We also had falafel. Let me tell you....everything was so delicious. I wasn't even hungry after my first plate but I still helped myself to more. Everyone in my family throughly enjoyed. We couldn't stop talking about how good the food and presentation was. 5 stars all the way!

I had lunch here today. It's a quaint restaurant setting. I've always wanted try swarma. I had the…read morechicken Shawarma plate. It comes with two types of rice. You also get two sides when you do the lunch special and the dinner special. I had the cabbage and eggplant both very yummy. My girlfriend had the same Shawarma, but her sides were pita and hummus. I think next time I'd like to try it in a wrap to see how it tastes we also had fries that were very well done and nice and crispy. Just the way I like them. It was a large portion. The staff were very attentive as there weren't a lot of people in the restaurant on a Thursday afternoon. But they made sure we enjoyed our experience.

Stopped in on the first day of Hanukkah for a matzoh ball soup and was treated to such a delicious…read morepint of fatty-chicken broth and hearty, flavorful, comforting matzoh balls. Just what I needed! Coming back here for their soup again soon and some solid snacks. 5 stars!!!

Great place. Nice people who work there and great kosher food. Highly recommend. Also animal…read morelovers as sometimes they'll give knuckle bones for dogs. Sooo sweet.

Had the traditional cut pastrami sandwich as its a little fatty which gives the pastrami sandwich…read moremore flavor and it delivered on taste. Although both sandwiches were barely warm -- almost to the point where my husband was considering sending it back to the kitchen. He did not as he didn't want to wait for another sandwich to be brought out. The hand-cut French fries were very good. The coleslaw was okay -- certainly not the best I've had, but far from the worst. They also brought out two types of classic complimentary pickles for the table. Again, they were just okay -- I've definitely had better. One thing to note: the classic half sandwich & cup of soup combo comes with fries, but if you order just a classic sandwich, it does not come with fries, both priced at $17.99. My husband got the cup of lentil soup, which he enjoyed. I ordered the potato salad as a side dish, it was very vinegar-heavy and not really to my taste. I ended up bringing it home and doctoring it up, which made it much better. They had good deli mustard on the table, I asked for Russian dressing since I like that on my pastrami sandwich -- that was good. And of course, you've for to have a Dr. Brown's Cel-Ray or any one of the other Dr Brown flavors. All in all, we enjoyed our lunch. Between the food, the service, and the fact that the place is dated, I'd give it a 3 1/2 stars overall. Free on-site parking is a big parking lot as there are several other stores right in the plaza. I wanted to note that this Deli is dairy free. So no chocolate milk, but you can get a classic egg cream.

I took my wife to Epstein's Kosher Delicatessen for a date night after a long day of yard work, and…read morehonestly, it was perfect. This isn't a fancy place--they close early, there are no white tablecloths, no wine list, and the décor leans toward gray veneer booths with red seats. But that's exactly the point. You come here for the food, not the frills. The pickles were outstanding--crisp, flavorful, and the kind you keep reaching for between bites. We both had pastrami on fresh, soft rye with great mustard, and it hit the spot completely. The fries were just right too--crispy overall with those smaller, extra-crunchy pieces mixed in. There's something really satisfying about a place like this. Simple, honest food done well. After a full day of work, it made for a relaxed and genuinely enjoyable date night. We'll definitely be back.

Charming owners. Great food. Relaxed place to enjoy a meal and friends. Great locationread more

Nah. It was overpriced but tasted meh like I wished I got water and some kosher picklesread more

Greenwich & Delancey was a fantastic spot. The pastrami sandwich was excellent, perfectly made and…read morefull of flavor, and the soup was just as delicious. A great place for a satisfying meal, and definitely worth a visit.

i dig this place. i tried it for the first time with eyes wide open as other reviewers seized upon…read moretheir most salient trait - prices that make a hedge funder look twice. we can't debate that. hilariously not a single instance on the menu of a single digit price. sandwiches in the 30s, apps puzzlingly mostly priced at $18. it is almost like they're running some kind of social experiment but high price begets high expectations. i called their bluff and ordered 4 items, with the logic that 4 was better than 1. And I reasoned that if I could keep the tab under $100, I would somehow walk away with the upper hand, assuming of course that the food was epic i'd say half the menu is fairly straightforward renditions of the classic originals - matzoh ball soup, pastrami, pelmeni - and half are what can be thought of as chef- driven elevated immigrant food - eg pastrami donut with baked been essence. my goal here today is to see how they deliver the classics. here we go: matzoh ball soup - 4.2 out of 5. great matzoh ball flavor and texture, delicious broth pelmeni - 2.5 out of 5. Just can't see anyone seeking these out except for nostalgia purposes and they just had literally nothing to say. pass. fried potatoes - 4.3 out of 5. unique. expertly cut and double fried. Dill in the background. Just awesome and worth the health indulgence grilled hot dog - 5+ out of 5. Home run. I would return for this. And this handsome dog was the most modestly priced of everything, a steal at just $12. Made in house, awesome depth of flavor, fantastic bun, great sauerkraut. this really is the gold standard.

The first time we went to Katz's Deli was about a month ago on a Saturday for lunch. The wait was…read morenot long at all, the service was top notch and delivered with a smile and the food was de-licious. I am not someone who would order pastrami but ordered it and loved it! We just went again today and had the exact same experience experience! Oh, and you have to try their cheesecake. Its amazing!

Service was great. They gave me a better menu to look at while I was ordering Togo. The my made my…read moresandwich pretty fast and look at that hefty thing!!! So much meat and it's good corned beef too! The sandwich was toasted, unlike NYC location and also $10 cheaper. Worth it. Chocolate bomb was meh. It had chocolate cake, chocolate pudding, and chocolate ganache. Just wasn't my thing but I know many other people like it!!!

I stopped by here for a sandwich to go and also picked up 2 knishes and a small container of…read morecoleslaw. The pumpernickel bread I requested for my sandwich had such a great taste...and the tuna was super as well. The pickles given with the sandwich were fantastic. Service was super friendly. You can choose to sit down to eat or order to go. Lots of choices for dining and also in freezers and cases: meats, cheeses, salads, soups, take away ready to eat meals, knishes, sweets and desserts. Parking in very busy lot. I can't wait to come back.

Very nice place with good, fast service. It's popular and in a strip mall, so there's parking…read moreoutside. There's seating inside, and you an see photos of famous people who love their food. The best part, for me, is the area in the front where you can see the selection of things they sell. The rugelach and desserts, especially. I've had the corned beef, matzo ball soul, and chopped chicken liver. Everything is fresh, and great quality!