I love Jewish Delis. So I concluded my World Cup weekend with lunch at 4th Street. It was as good…read moreas can be. I had the extra sized pastrami Rueben on toasted rye. Massive. The meat was moist, tasty, properly salted, with a discernible bark. The amount of cheese, sauerkraut, & dressing accentuated the pastrami, although so much meat would be hard to impact! It needed the long spear to stay together. But yet I could cut & shave & make mini sandwiches. The potato salad was a great refresher. Not too tart, with carrots, celery, & I could taste onion. The pickle was not too acidic. Great crunch. A nice interlude between bites of the sandwich & potato salad. I took my time. It went into overtime. Washing it down with coke. My taste buds won. Great service. A nice diner like vibe. Incredible menu. We don't have this level of Jewish Deli in the Bay Area. I'd go every week. $36.18 is with it! I threw in a $10 tip for a great meal & nice waitress.

My mother has been a loyal customer of 4th Street Deli for many years, so this review is especially…read moredisappointing to write. Most of our food was delicious as usual. While I was downtown, I picked up about $92 worth of food, including 1 1/2 pounds of shrimp salad that couldn't be ordered online because, for some reason, the website would not allow it. The very next day, when we went to eat it, something was clearly wrong. The shrimp salad caused a tingling sensation on our tongues, and it was obvious it had gone bad. I called the deli to let them know not just because we couldn't eat it, but because I thought they would want to know if there was a potential issue with the batch. Instead of receiving an apology or any concern, I was met with a dismissive response of, "Oh, that's weird," and the conversation felt condescending. I explained that I couldn't bring the shrimp salad back because I'm leaving town and my mother has limited mobility. I wasn't asking for a refund on our entire order. I simply asked if they could issue a gift card or store credit for the shrimp salad so my mother could use it on a future visit. Every possible solution I suggested was met with an excuse as to why it couldn't be done. The spoiled food was disappointing, but the lack of empathy and customer service was worse. Loyal customers deserve to be treated with respect when they raise a legitimate concern. After years of supporting 4th Street Deli, this experience has unfortunately convinced us that it will be our last visit. I'm reading they have new owners, so maybe it's not the same amazing management we are used to.

I had 2 sandwiches and I got a lot of fat and my bread was not toasted!! The Hispanic male waited…read moreon me he needed extra training on making your sandwiches. I will only get another sandwich from there if someone else waits on me!! I forgot the meat was tough!

Solid pastrami sandwich in the Terminal Market…read more Highlights: - Super efficient line: they ask you want you want almost on first joining the line towards the back - Pastrami: seasoned but mild and tender meat. 5 stars - Pickle spear: not sure what they did to these but they were extra delicious. 5 stars - Choice of breads: I'm not a rye person but they have many different versions: seeded, unseeded, marble, and pumpernickel. I chose the challah which was eggy soft goodness Lowlights: - Now I'm back home and craving this sandwich and nothing will compare... :-(

The most amazing sandwich ever made! The ingredients and craftsmanship are top tier! Koch's really…read moredoesn't miss!!

Top 5 non-cheesesteak things I have eaten on my cheesesteak adventure. Koch's Deli has been on my…read morego-to list for a while. They have a 4.8 rating on Google Maps. It's summer, so I was hoping they wouldn't be crowded. I was reading their online menu. Most of their sandwiches have fun names. I looked at the steak sandwich section. There were no fun names. When I arrived at Koch's, I was greeted by a nice young man. I told him I review cheesesteaks but felt like I should get a sandwich that was more representative of Koch's. He suggested the Jewish Hoagie. I didn't realize how much he would change my life. I took my Jewish Hoagie to 2SP Brewing in Aston. I was taking pictures of my Jewish Hoagie at the bar. My new best friend Paul came over to ask where I got the hoagie. My Jewish Hoagie was amazing. Plus, it is fun to say 'My Jewish Haogie.'

Yum!! A jewish deli is always going to be a hit in my book and Schlesinger's is no exception…read more The staff is always so lovely, food comes out quick and the menu is huge and delish. Tons of seating inside and even when they are busy, they are quick to get folks in without rushing people out. I haven't explored their lunch/dinner menu yet, but their breakfast is so good and fresh.

Won award as one of the top twenty diners in the US in 2019. Really just pretty average and very…read moreJewish menu. Well worth a visit in busy part of center city Philadelphia. Family business that has survived and seems to be doing well. Lots of wall pictures of history and menu with nice touch of Jewish jokes inside cover. Coffee as you expect in diner and hash with potatoes ok and plentiful. Friendly service in clean environment. Good but apart from the history nothing special.

I mean... where to begin?…read more DiBruno Brothers is an institution in Philly that lives up to the hype. Amazing boutique foods, cheeses, butcher shops, funky coffees, sandwiches and more. The staff is super knowledgeable and helpful, and the hustle and bustle of the place makes it feel like an experience. The store doesn't waste an inch of space, so be prepared to literally have to look high and low for what you need, but you'll find gems along the journey.

I can't believe I slept on Di Bruno Bros for so long. The grocery aspect is wonderful, there are…read moredelectable, local cheeses, chips, meats. breads, cakes, sandwiches to go, and plenty of drinks to choose from. We walked in for a late lunch and were overwhelmed by all our options. There's also a butcher's shop if you want fresh meats, and a designated cafe section for beverages and pastries to go. I chose an eggplant sandwich, which was thinly sliced, breaded, and fried, with mozzarella, and artichokes. The sandwich itself was so filling. The chips and pickle were an added bonus. They heated it for us before we went upstairs to eat. There's a quieter section with more ambiance upstairs, so we enjoyed the ac while we ate. I came back a few days later for a strawberry shortcake, and it was worth the trip. I love cake, so the miniature options were appealing and practical. Most of the cakes range from $12-30..Which is not a bad price for how much you get!

This deli is very small, only a table at the back so I recommend to order for a takeout…read more The sandwich is huge so you can share or save the other half for later. Chicken cutlet is not dry and perfectly cooked. Sarcone bread definitely elevates the taste of the sandwich Service was great. Friendly staff and order is completed in a short time. What is unique about this place is the Mummers themed decorations on the wall including the Mummers umbrellas. Very south Philly and show casing the Mummers spirit of pennsport neighborhood.

Such a sweet family! The tone of the staff is so patient and kind over the phone and in person. I…read morecalled to order the Fried Fish sandwich and picked it up 30 minutes later. The fish was still warm. I loved how it wasn't indulged in sauce and the random bites of pepper.

A1 neighborhood deli. Best hoagies in the area. Authentic The staff is very personal and…read moreaccommodating. My faves are the chicken salad and Italian. They even offer some outdoor dining as well. Definitely recommend :)

I feel like I'm late to the party with this spot. Definitely one of the best hoagies I've had in a…read morevery long time and I'm general. Call before you go, this will save you a few minutes. All in all this is one of if not the best Hoagie in the city !!

It was our first time stopping after driving by many times…read more We had a great meal. The sandwiches were very good. And I love the pickle bar.

I went some months ago with a few friends for brunch, and I thought it was pretty good. I…read moreappreciated the pickle bar, which had a lot of variety and was open to refills, and the sandwich I got was good too, I think something with corned beef or pastrami. Seemed like a pretty standard Jewish-style deli, and the sides were tasty as well. One of the people at our table ordered carrot cake, which was quite large, and I got to taste some of it, which was tasty too. All the staff there were very friendly too, and it's fairly loud in there like your typical local deli. I would consider going back again if I'm in the area or some friends are going.

Very good place to order from. The is great, also they cater. Excellent! Tell your friends. They…read morehave been around along time. Staple in the City!

Have been to Cosmi's many times. Loved the place. Huge hoagies. Was in three days ago. Ordered two…read morehoagies. Not impressed at all. Yes, tasted good but really thin on the interior. I paid $32 for a lot of seeded roll. Not happy about that. This is usually a five star joint. Not this trip. There are far too many locations in the NJ/Philly metro area for me to back to Cosmi's. Sorry. Jason Blum Washington, DC

Super cute fam runs this place. It's clear that they care about their customers and have many…read moreregulars Chicken club- triple decker sandwich! The bread I felt was a little too dry and crisp. The sauce was very yummy and elevated the sandwich. The chicken itself was also seasoned and not dry, which I feel like is common Shrimp taco- this was the special! Fantastic. It was creamy and flavorful. There was a nice crunch from the cabbage slaw too. This was also super filling too. They def don't skimp on the shrimp.

This place is so good. The prices are very good. Friendly staff. Good sandwiches! I will be coming…read moreback for another time.