Sunday morning at Canters was the best experience as the crowd was authentic and full of life. Good…read moreand service excellent

Well, on my way home from Weho early this morning, I stopped at this iconic deli to get cold cuts…read morefor our World Cup Final match... it was a great experience! The bakery man was so sweet as we discussed "rye" breads and the fellow behind the meat counter was beyond helpful and he greeted me with the biggest smile! I bought potato salad that is maybe the best I have had in years, lean corned beef, turkey and tuna salad. I bought a mustard that I espied on the counter named Ba-Tampte!!! Well, this is a mustard I have only had whilst I was living in NYC! What a score!!! Everything is delicious and I am sooo happy I stopped. Highly recommended and I will definitely return!

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.

Ghost Sandwich was such a great spot, and I would definitely come back. What stood out to me the…read moremost was the customizable menu with a wide variety of proteins, toppings, and breads, so it's easy to build a sandwich you'll enjoy. Every sandwich we tried was outstanding, and you really can't go wrong. It just comes down to your personal preferences. The location is also a big plus. It's right on Melrose and directly across from the Fairfax Flea on Sundays, making it a great place to grab a bite before or after walking around the area. The staff were super friendly, the packaging was well done, the prices were reasonable and the whole experience was excellent. I'll definitely be back to try more combinations.

Quick, easy bite if you're in the area. The space is small but has really nice natural lighting,…read morewhich made it a pleasant spot to sit and eat. We started with a bag of chips and drinks, which paired well with both sandwiches we ordered the Uncle Nikki (cold) and the Howdy (hot). The Uncle Nikki had a distinct flavor, but I found myself wishing it had a bit more to it. The Howdy, on the other hand, was really good my only note is that the sauce was a little heavy, which overpowered some of the other flavors. Overall, I'd definitely come back to try a few more sandwiches.

Ggiata was so great! From the fresh sandwiches to the kind gentleman who served us! This was a…read moretop-notch experience all the way around. Get yourself over to Ggiata for the best Chicken Caesar Wrap in LA.

I heard the food here was good and I HAD to drop by. Not only was the sandwich incredible, the Echo…read morePark location was chic, and their employees were so kind. They truly make this place worth coming back. Shout out to Monica for being super friendly and welcoming!!

This deli is about to hit the century mark. Opened in 1929 and still going strong!…read more Serve both hot and cold sandwiches and pasta. I've never had the pasta so I can't comment on it, but, overflowing meatball and sausage sandwich with a side of marinara? Delicioso and messy. When I'm working In the area, this is my go to spot. They have a loyal following and if you ask anyone that works for the city or in the city of LA where you can get an old school sammy, Eastside Deli!

Basically if you know you know I can't say anything bad…read moreabout EastSide deli From the spicy Italian to the tuna forgettinoutit.

We have been a customer for many years and always enjoyed the food and service. Tonite the food…read moreWas exceptional. We had ground beef taco stuffed into warm double wrapped with cheese and served with shredded lettuce-tomato and topped slices of Avocado.?I asked for chopped onion and shredded cheddar and there fantastic salsa. We also ordered their rice pilaf (fantastic). For some reason I also wanted a cup of there fantastic (beef chili? It was sinful. I placed a spoonful of this luxurious chili on top the taco. I was in heaven. Everything I wrote was memorable. They also make steak taco-chicken taco and brisket taco. What a memorable meal. Irwin Z

Brent's Deli is an institution in the San Fernando Valley, and it may just be its best. One thing…read morefor sure, the portions are generally humongous so you will never leave hungry. Nothing succeeds like excess. In fact, most people will need a take out box for one less meal to cook. Delicatessen means delicate eating in German, but at a Jewish American Delicatessen, the emphasis is on the Eating, which I am not complaining. 1) I requested an off menu item of having a Reuben sandwich where half is Corned Beef and the other Pastrami. Brent's Reuben has warm Sauerkraut, grilled Rye bread, melted Swiss Cheese, 1,000 Island dressing. Thinly sliced, multi-layered Mound of Pastrami is a bit on the dry side. Curing doesn't create a deep meaty Umami and spicing is present but attenuated. The Corned Beef is moister with bit more Umami & plush, thin multi-layered red colored meat. I have to say the Pastrami at Langer's is cured more intensely to bring out a deep Umami as well as more complex and complementary spicing of especially warm spiced cloves that adds aromatic richness. Brent's Pastrami doesn't seem to reach that kind of apotheosis. 1b) I asked for the steak fries to be fried two minutes longer for a crisper finish which was honored. Not much in way of that distinctive potato earthiness, but acceptable. 1c) Coleslaw is mayonnaise based, watery, bland, but a good cruciferous, fibrous veggie to add more fibre, healthful phytochemicals to counter the meat overload even though it isn't flavourful 2) Carrot Cake is closer to a delicate, dense, moist spice cake. A slice is enormous since it is cut from an extra tall cake studded with crushed walnuts and a cream cheese like not too sweet frosting. At $14 it could feed 4 people. Service is fine. They take your order and run with it. Bit of tunnel vision where it may be a bit hard to flag them down. But the job does get done. Overall 3+ stars

If you're looking for a true Los Angeles classic, you have to visit Philippe The Original. This…read moreiconic spot has been serving customers since 1908 and is famous for its legendary French dip sandwiches--and after my visit, I can absolutely see why. I ordered the pastrami sandwich, and wow... it was honestly one of the best pastrami sandwiches I've ever had. The meat was tender, flavorful, and perfectly piled onto fresh bread. Every bite was worth it! The pastrami was incredible, and now I definitely have to come back and try the famous French dip. Even with how busy it was, the line moved quickly and the staff kept everything running efficiently. Ordering was fast and easy. This place is full of history and charm. I loved the vintage telephone booths, the old-school photo booth, and even the little candy area--it all adds to the nostalgic experience. There are plenty of tables, so despite the crowds, it's easy to find a place to sit and enjoy your meal. Whether you're a local or just visiting L.A., Philippe's is a must-try. Great food, quick service, and a timeless atmosphere make it easy to understand why this place has been a favorite for over a century.

Sometimes you don't need to overthink it. Philippe the Original has been doing things the right way…read morefor generations, and my latest visit reminded me why it remains one of my favorite places in Los Angeles. I stopped in just before the lunch rush--a good strategy, especially on a Dodgers game day--and everything clicked from the moment I walked in. The first thing that caught my eye was Elizabeth carving lamb right off the bone and building my French Dip sandwich in front of me. That's not theater; that's the way they've done it for years, and I loved every minute of it. The lamb dip was outstanding, just as I remembered. Add a crisp pickle, a side of coleslaw, and a Miller Genuine Draft, and you've got a lunch that doesn't need any fancy introductions. The sawdust on the floor may be gone, but the personality certainly isn't. Philippe's still feels like old Los Angeles. People share tables, strike up conversations, and enjoy a meal without anyone rushing them out the door. Then there's something you almost never find downtown anymore--free parking. That's worth mentioning all by itself. Could I explain why I'm giving Philippe's five stars? I suppose I could. But when you have friendly people like Elizabeth, a fresh lamb dip made right in front of you, reasonable prices, free parking, and more than a century of Los Angeles history, what more could you ask for? You may have seen this review, or a version of it, in one of the local publications I write for. I always pay for my own meals, and my opinions are my own.