How Katz’s Became The Most Legendary Deli In NYC | Legendary Eats
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- Katz’s Delicatessen has been a New York institution since 1888. Producer Spencer Alben visits to taste the legendary pastrami on rye and sits down with Jake Dell - the owner currently in charge of all major operations - to learn how Katz's survived the ages and became one of the most famous delis in the world.
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DerpyDinosaurs
I guess so
Up the road is Russ and daughters that’s another New York icon
Hajijs deli
“We really just treat the meat like a child”
*lifts it up with a fork stabbed in its back*
US American foreign affairs in a nutshell
we really just treat a child like meat
Catch his drift. He treats children the way he treated his meat
Those Jews must worship Ba’al
cant relate I’m lesbiann
The owner is laughing because he's charging $25 a sandwich and the place is full, I'd be laughing my ass off too!!!
But the real question is it worth it?
@slumptrapalot i actually don't live in america but i wonder is 25$ is way to expensive for a sandwhich?
@slumptrapalot i can have a sandwich for 2$ in turkey
Have you ever been there?
@@yolu920 nope but i want to visit one day.
Just a reminder that a single sandwich costs $30 at this place, where everywhere else is selling them for $5-6, its honestly not worth it.
Generally agree, but the amount of meat you get on that bad boy is way more than you can expect on a $5-6 sando. I've only been there a couple of times, but wouldn't go back because i don't need to eat that much pastrami, and i also don't want to pay 4x the cost.
@@nitaibowin8500 no offense but is this place vegan friendly?
@@eddiew2325 haha not that i'm aware of, nope.
@@eddiew2325 bruh
There is not a single restaurant in the world that is selling this type of sandwhich for $5-6 🤣🤣🤣
“We treat it like a child. First we cook it long enough…”
I just can’t 🤣🤣🤣
For those asking for the price of the sandwich:
$ 10 Beef on Rye
$ 20 Nostalgia
What the cheapest sandwich but still comparable to this? In new york
Ill be better to buying some fried chiken than these😅
@@GyoubuMasataka you can get a chop cheese which is basically a chopped up hamburger with whatever you want on it for 5 bucks. You can get 6 of those for 1 of those pastramis
Cheep
Kosher tax you anti semite!
"Oh, I can't find a seat! I'm such a great actress!"
theyre sitting at another table...... u focken blind or what?
unfortunately shes not blonde LOLOL
Wait there charging $30 for that sandwich
@@anthonyvega5400 pastrami has to be brined for at least 4 days then smoked for about 8 hrs, so I wouldn't call 30$ expensive
heya how are u So? It’s just meat on bread at the end of the day. Many other places cook street food/casual food for the same production time charge around $10. It’s still expensive...
You may think she's overreacting. She's not. A pastrami on rye with pickles on the side is a bucket list item. It was on mine. Literally just checked it off. Amazing place amazing food.
The hat in California, thin sliced pastrami on a roll mustard pickle. Rye taste like bird seed.
Same man I want to eat that too and love experiences like the one your talking about:)
sad
Bruh, u cook meat with salt pepper and call it as the greatest thing u ate. So f off😂
Not for the price. Thats a joke
my 51 years as a New Yorker i can honestly say thay Katz's deli is the best of the best bar none! ill be bringing some of my niece's and nephew's from Eastern Long Island in to enjoy some of the best food on earth. God bless you for keeping tradition! 🙏🇺🇸💪❤️
Lol go to Greece and eat real food sorry but I've been living in NY NJ the past 20 years I'm originally from Greece I went back to Greece because I couldn't take the fake Gmo food in the usa
We don’t believe in changing anything but the cost
that's what's called INFLATION
@@yusi6971 original😂😂😂😂😂
Grabbed dinner here last weekend.. passed by the back kitchen on the way to the ladies room. Talk about filthy!
I wonder how much employees make and rent fee on the receipt
why would the go cheaper if the place is overcrowded?
it wouldn't make any sense..
$30 for a sandwich pickle and drink... Its delicious no doubt about it , but it really has become a tourist trap.
Jal Ico tourist prices keeps it opened, i’ve only eaten it twice but not worth the price.
The cheese sandwich is over 11 bucks and who says he isnt at a job making money and took a shit pulled out his phone and commented quick.
Second Avenue Deli is way better!!
@Tom Silverheart could say the same for you ;)
Its not a tourist trap and it is worth every penny!!
On my only trip to NY on my 1st US journey, a Reubens was on the agenda. Just went to any deli, near the General Post Office. A big, beautiful sandwich, a bag of roasted chestnuts and a cherry spritzer. Heaven. And that was 1991, and can still taste it all
"There's nothing more NY than a pastrami on rye " - a person who did not grow up in NYC
I would say a bagel with Lox and cream cheese, but hey to each their own
A good slice of Pizza is the real NY way
Eating a 1 dollar hotdog on the sidewalk while some guy pesters you with his mix tape........oh it's just me who experienced that?
@@SuperAnimeking100 true but pizza has become part of Americana whereas Jewish deli is unique to New Yorkers
@Vasil Rafti I hear you but there’s something about a Jewish Pastrami Corned Beef with mustard and a potato Latke (pancake)with a cream soda that draws people in despite the exorbitant cost.
"You're gonna get yelled at if you don't know what to order" so basically this tourist trap doesn't let helpless tourists ask for help or take their time
Shampou foreigners wouldn't know because they're from outside the country
No one is yellin at me for my money...☹
@bruhmcbruhface Trends or gimmicks don't hold up for a 130 years, and we'll made pastrami is worth 25,30, even 50 dollars a pound.
-@bruhmcbruhface good pastrami/corn beef has never been a gimmick.
You my not like either one of em, and that's fine.
Well it’s annoying if someone at the front of a long queue is taking a long time to order because they’re holding up the whole queue
it's so legendary they had to upload it twice
Ok, so it's not dejavu😂
Glad someone said it😅
Its legendarily overpriced
Anthony Bourdain himself said in his book The Nasty Bits: "New Yorkers will always argue about who's got the best Deli, but a safe bet is always Katz's Deli on East Houston for a nearly as big as your head pile of steaming hot pastrami, sliced paper thin and stacked between fresh seeded rye bread. The appropriate beverage is a Dr. Brown's cream soda or a Cel-Ray. And be nice to your waitress; chances are she can kick the shit out of you."
I’ve visited for the 1st time about 2weeks ago. My friend suggested and treated me to a corned beef sandwich. The experience was exciting, and the fresh hot sandwich was delicious but the price was a turn off. Even though I didn’t pay, I’d personally never pay that much for a sandwich. So, let’s scratch this one off my bucket list…. “$23.00 corned beef sandwich from Katz’s NYC… completed”.
Your friend PAYED for your $23 sandwich??? You better appreciate this friend bc most of us don't have em
Why would you get the corned beef instead of pastrami 🤦 that's something you MIGHT do the second time you visit
experience was exciting, LMAO, you dont have much of a life do you
@@bill-nj6fc actually, the restaurants around my side of town don’t operate in such fashion. A ticket system. So it was a different experience. But hey if you feel better by thinking so, by all means, knock yourself out kid.
Have you seen the price of beef lately? At least $8.00 a pound! With so much meat piled on that sandwich, cooked to perfection, its a bargain. Welcome to the new world of inflation.
Blames gentrification...
Charges 30$ for a sammich
.... Yep
So if not for gentrification they'd only charge $12 for a 'wich?
@@juniormint3136 yea pretty much.
@@juniormint3136 sh*t, i still wouldnt pay $12 for that.
Pays servers $24-29 per hour so it’s not like they are paying minimum wage like a supermarket
I'm from NYC. Honestly Montreal's corned beef sandwiches were just as good and wayyyyyy cheaper.
From Schwartz's ?
I couldn't agree more. Its a tourist trap.
Roland Tuason they are also a lot more welcoming then Katz
But then you'ld have to be in Canada among Canucks, eh?
No way. Katz‘s better than Schwartz. And schwartzs only takes cash
Fulfilled the dream and ate at Katz's for the first time this Summer and, WOW !!! Just can't describe how good the Pastrami on Rye is - Just meat on bread - It's just beyond describing. I'll be back !
Nice sarcasm.
This place seems exactly like the Temple Bar in Dublin - an absolute tourist trap, selling you nostalgia
$30 for a sandwich lmao I could smoke a joint and make a pastrami cheese toastie and it’d be just as good..
Exactly
Driixyy amen
Ffs ripoff 30 dollars for that rubbish
Driixyy eating while stoned makes everything and i mean EVERYTHING taste like it’s a goddamn delicacy
riight on brother
“Traditional Jewish deli”
> only thing that changes is the price
> traditional alright
😂😂😂
MegaStudios lol
Oy Bey :DDDDDDDD
Not even kosher 😂😂😂
Homemade pastrami, nice looking building inside with lots of old remembering,with celebrities
I went there two weeks ago, for the first time. The cutter was really helpful, let us taste a piece of pastrami and brisket to compare. The food was good. It is a good place to visit if you don't mind the high price
I had to visit during my last trip to NY (pre-pandemic)....It was so GOOD!!!!!
Don''t forget cash because they don't take CC. $90 for 3 sandwiches....Only in NYC
They actually started accepting credit cards a few years ago. They do check ID for credit cards which was a bit funny. Also yeah, the food is tasty but super expensive. I've only had it once just to see what the hype was all about.
Yes they do, at the salami counter you can pay with a card.
Its homemade pastrami, beautiful restaurant building, NYC rent, pay employees
Indeed.
Not to mention a beautiful $15-20 roast on your sandwich
It’s expensive, but so are a lot of things.
@esketit spaghetti123 yes definitely worth it but only once. It's not worth it to make it a a regular thing atleast for me.
One of the biggest tourist traps in nyc
Smoked Pastrami sandwiches , best pastrami sandwich ever,
Jack Z Whole nyc is a trap.
@@Mr.Riffian not really. Mainly just the famous spots. If people are willing to venture above 42nd, they will find a lot more
Tourist trap? Jewish restaurant? Expensive sandwich? The pieces all fit together here
@@lockstepchris3400 ur antisemitism is showing
I was in Vegas and Katz had a place; it is since closed, and was next to a New York pizza joint. I ordered a pastrami and corned beef; not thinking it was a big sandwich, and ordered a large pizza next door and didn’t pay attention to the size or price. They both were ready at about the same time. Whoops! Well $75 later I had a 1 lb pastrami sandwich and and 24” pizza. 😂
As a french i can't understand the use of cheap bread with good meat ...
💀💀
Grow up losers, this is how us Jews like are sandwiches. You can keep your crusty croissant fingers off
scasper1010 I think he was just joking
Adam Leow He wasn’t. I was tho
It’s not cheap bread. It’s rye bread which is traditional with the deli meat.
My boyfriend is born and raised in Tampa FL and I was born and raised in Queens NY and then moved to long Island. I'm taking him to NY for his birthday at the end of September and we have a list on our refrigerator of places to visit and the first place is Katz's Deli. Can't wait!!
So cute wish yous all the best. How did it go? Katz
This is the greatest place. No trip to NY would be complete without it.
Meanwhile, Schwartz’s in Montreal, equally legendary deli charges $10.75 CAD or $8 USD for their sandwich. Hands down best sandwich i have eaten.
Montreal has amazing deli.
Montreal is not New York City my friend. The cost of owning a business here is higher. Quality-wise, there are many places with outstanding Deli and I agree if you're fortunate enough to live in the right place you can find one more reasonably priced
Yes a hell of a sandwich for the cost!!!
@mud part 2 ny literally smells like garbage
@@trblcleft I mean you're not wrong but rent for businesses in that part of Montreal is also legitimately insane. Likely not as much a difference as you think
Was excited to visit this spot during my trip to nyc. Sad to say, it has become a tourist trap. Sure the meat was good but it was extremely overpriced...
Definitely overpriced but it's still taste great
@array s When visitors come from out of town, I take them there, I usually order, and after we go across the street to Il Laboratorio di Gelato for a palate cleanser, then hail a cab to Veniero's on East 11th for coffee and dessert. The cost is a couple of hundred but the experience is priceless.
@@Sincewayback1997 It dont taste like 30 dollars tho.
Dude there's like a pound of meat in the sandwich. Sure it's not cheap but considering the portion and the experience, it's not THAT crazy I've seen worse
@@Sincewayback1997 I cannot walk into YOUR New York shops to order food without knowing how to speak Islam! - Da hell's wrong witchu people up there? Imma gonna slappa da snot outta yo face wit da wet spahetti. Mama Mia!!!
I’ve been to Katz’s! It was indeed packed and I remember having chicken and matzah ball soup with kneidlach and couldn’t finish the salt beef sandwich! It was all so good and took the other half of the sandwich back to the hotel. Monster sandwich, but it’s a meal in itself! Reminded me of my grandma’s cooking. Brought back great memories. Look forward to visiting NYC and Katz’s again post pandemic 🙏 Stay safe and be well.
I stopped going there when it was $22 a sandwich, and even then I felt ripped off. You can get the same elsewhere for half the price.
would you recomend me another pastrami sandwiches other than Katz?
How long ago was it 22 bucks?
Meli Hampton They raised it up to $22 like a week after 9/11 in 2001 because they thought no one would notice
If you can get the same elsewhere, your taste buds are dead.
i remember when you could just go in and you'd be in and out in 10 mins or so. but over last 15 to 20 the lines have gotten out of control majorly as some say its mainly for tourists now. I also remember when the sandwiches was AROUND 9 DOLLARS and thats when i was like 8 years old and im 28 nearly now.
1:30 since 1888 my ass. Somebody painted over the 9 in 1898. They're trying to add 10 extra years!
I went here the first time I visited NY. I knew what I was getting into and just went for the experience. All of you can make a better sandwich at home.
I was there a couple of years ago and I can say it’s the best. I flow from Australia to NYC for it.
you're an idiot
"Treat the meat like children" *eats child*
Rendian vegetarian 🤣
Cut it up real good too
We call that recycling
They do in Israel your right
I went there on my first trip to NY in 2003, it was already pricey but worth it, a great experience. By 2018, I walked passed it and was just appalled by the vibe it gave off. Worse than a tourist trap, New York gentrification at its best!
It’s gentrification if we come in, but white flight if we leave? What should we do, then?
I am not sure you understand gentrification.
This place is full of tourists. Before covid there were 60 mil visitors to NYC... yearly. Are you saying you don't want tourists eating there? If so, the place would go out of business in a couple of months.
Your comment doesn't make any sense.
How could it be gentrification if it’s exactly the same as when I first went there in the 1950s?
@@emintey prices and customers. Also the re-evaluation of a once cheap and maybe a bit shabby place as 'trendy' and 'nostalgic'. That is classic gentrification
@@gwendolinkirkegaard1812 Katz's was never cheap. Renewed popularity of a bygone era is something that shouldn't be "trendy" or "nostalgic"? If that is the case then why is "gentrification" bad? Or...we should be snobs to not associate with the hoi polloi? We certainly don't want "shabby", all that is gold does not glitter though... I suppose we need to move on from 2021's trend. It's all in the eye of the beholder. Don't go, but if the past is prologue to the future Katz's will be around for future rounds of "gentrification".
Man that looks frigging amazing. And so does the host 🔥
She is pretty 🥰😊
Q: How Katz’s Became The Most Legendary Deli In NYC?
A: Carnagie Deli closed.
Ah
We have a Carnegie Deli here in Vegas on the Strip. I hate the Strip but I will go to get my pastrami fix only at Carnagie’s😋
@@Cutay7BOOTAY
Photos!!!
I miss Shopsy’s in Toronto
Skating on a beloved romantic comedy movie scene filmed there. Like the Bull and Finch in Boston, AKA Cheers. Both Meccas for fans, but rarely live up to expectations. As a Boston Jewish deli guy, this is not a deli at all. It's a sandwich shop, and a bad one. There is no way you can justify a $25.00 sandwich. And $3.00 for a can of cream soda??? There's a reckoning day coming for these lying, cheating individuals.
My family settled in this neighborhood in the late 50's early 60's. A sandwich was like 50 cents. Imagine that.
50's And 60's No media selling off the place to tourist I can name 20 places in the area A place to get egg creams, Papaya hut, malt shops etc ..Never been to NYC $25/$30 for a sandwich is crazy..However for most tourist A once in a lifetime willing to pay deal..Like Montreal smoked meat..line ups down the street
Sure, I can imagine that. At that time, my parents bought our house, built in 1898, for $18,000. Now it lists for $480,000. There's a reason, among many, that I will never return to the US.
@@markcollins2666 The boom in my area You can't find a home of decent size and items for 480K Those are New Townhome Lucky if you get a garage with that And the older homes with property ...$750,000 And up
@@freakyflow, now, that's unsustainable. Something's gotta give, and that bubble will burst. I now live in the Philippines, a permanent resident, and will never go back, to live.
@@markcollins2666 I have been all over metro Manila. Tondo, Pasig, Pasay Down to Tagaytay And flown over to Boracay When i was there it felt like culturally i fell back 20 or 30 years. Kids playing outside again, Neighbours interacting with each other. Fixing things where we would simply throw it out And buy new. Roadside tire repair The foods, But i am not a city type guy in Canada So having my head on a swivel in Manila isn't my idea of melting on a jeepney for 3hrs I heard Baguio is cooler Less hussle and bussel. Only downside for me to live there is getting PR Or Keeping my Canadian stats And getting sick while in PH Health care is fair to good there But the cost is nuts depending on the illness
The last time I went to Katz's I ordered a corned beef sandwich on rye bread. The waiter turned towards the counter and yelled out, "Vun Corned Beef, Vun". The he ran behind the counter and made it.
lol
We where in New York always wanted to go to deli it was great pastrami on rye yum from Scotland have photos of the day memorable day lovrd Nrw York ❤❤
I miss the days when rubins was $12 in my neighborhood but so many closed down over the pandemic. The sandwich hurts the wallet but a must in NYC. It’s pretty clear the bread just an after thought to the meaty goodness 🤤 🥪 🥩
Now you’ve done it 😭 this is one of those cravings i cant shake once i get it
Dude in the blue T shirt looks like a caricature of an Israelite!
You can tell that this Jake Dell guy just gets off on charging $25 for a sandwich.
@@1005rhys do you work for free jerk?
@@dennisgold2436 do you pay your employees $25 a hour?
@@CosmicLogic-ts5vr The owner has to pay rent overhead etc. No reason for anti Jewish rhetoric.
@@CosmicLogic-ts5vr The other guy made an anti Jewish comment. The sandwiches they sell are enough for two people. If you don't want to spend that much no-one is forcing you to. Supply and demand.
@@dennisgold2436 then how does nearly every single other deli in NYC, as well as all over the country, pay less then half the price for sandwiches just as good. I get it, rent is important and labor costs and all of the other expenses, but on one hand they are charging over double what other places charge for simply “nostalgia” reasons
Good job!
Lived in NYC early 70s. KATZ was a must stop once a week.
my mom grew up in bk in the 60s, came back and lived with my dad in the 80s, we live in texas and she craves this
I remember my parents bringing me to Katz once a month on a Sunday evening. My father and I would order the famous pastrami and my mom would get 2 hot dogs. Brown's cream soda and a pickle. If I were on death row, this is what I would order before I left this earth. My taste buds would scream like "Sally" and I would pull the switch myself... : )
Nice !!!
I've been suffering impotence for the last 5 years but as soon as I saw the sandwiches my own meat came back to life
lol why doesn’t this have more likes
Years of experience. Mouth watering 😺
Life long New Yorker and it’s one of the few places we go and tourists go , it’s the greatest place ever , nothing can come close to katzs it’s legit heaven
It's like $32 after taxes for a sandwich ..... tourist trap ..... i mean it's good but not $32 good...
Refrieddog no it’s not that expensive
@@Ben7seven7 Because 24$ plus tax is totally reasonable right?
VlAlexx yes you get what you pay for.
Ben7seven7 this might be shocker but $24 for a sandwich is very very expensive
@@Refrieddog no shicker
I was deployed to NYC for Sandy with the ARC. It was bad.. I tried So many times to have my team stop for lunch here. They were afraid of the place.
Didn't matter.. I got my lunch there. It's awsome!
That looks so good
Man it's 3 am, i'm high and in Europe. What I'd do to get my hands on one of those bad boys
Your flight will be cheaper than the sandwich
Sholom Shwarzberg fax
You would get more in a sub from a local bodega and it’ll be way cheaper
you can order a box of their satuff but its pretty pricey. great bday gift
Andrew Russell haha they’ll ship to the netherlands though?
4:43 the pastrami is so good, her shirt just ripped.
Stop in here whenever I can, been going for over thirty years
In one word. JEW !!!
I'm from UK, had one of these sandwhiches when I went to NY City. $25 😂😂😂😂
It’s basically a tourist trap lmao
What is that in UK money?
@@MsDragonese £18
3:09 Who else had to lower the volume? 😂
‘I’ll have what she’s having ...”
Me
Me
Same here...lol
Was at 3:04 when reading this thanks
This food looks awesome
The joy in New York City
For the flavor of mango in mouth
And burger in hand
Let night bless everyone
i spend more money on a meal at katz than in disney world hahah, talk about tourist trap!!!
I will be dead in the ground before I waste 30 bucks on that.
it isn't a waste to do it once
Your taste buds will thank you though
@@JohnThePA hell no Americans eat enough bullshit already pastrami going down your intestines ain’t gonna help 😭
@@heavingearth6727 I hate that emoji
@@heavingearth6727 really you really think we’re the only country that eats a lot of meat and junk food
Spectacular and so delicious - extra mustard and pickles please!!
had the rueben there about a month ago. Honestly it was worth every penny. I havent had pastrami of that quality ever from any other restaurant. You gotta understand, if you order any pastrami sandwich or rueban from any other restaurant what you are getting is dry, refrigerated meat that you can just pick up from your local supermarket. Their pastrami is the freshest pastrami that you can ever have. Very few places in America make their own pastrami from scratch and you can tell when you eat at Katz, all other pastrami sandwiches fall to the wayside.
Why reupload? I got to know through comments!
They ran out of ideas, this isn't the only video theyve reuploaded
How many freaking years have I lived in Queens Ny and today was my first day I ever had it !!! Loved it
Ate there many times it is the best!
Its looking amazing
Ate there last year, loved it and looking forward to returning soon.
*Best time to go is late night on the weekends. Totally different crowd!*
Are you joking or being serious?
@@JayToTheChou no hes telling the truth lol. It's not like this in the video specifically.
Weeman that’s when they give you the best and almost no ones there
@@zmatics what time does it close?
kk 10:45 you should go round 9:30
*It’s all about that thick cut pastrami on rye with mustard!*
Great!
had this place the other day and it was unreal. hella expensive, sure, but for me it was worth the hefty price tag
This makes me want to fly all the way from the UK to NYC just to eat there!!!!
Just remember that the sandwiches cost up to 45 dollars when you arrive here in New York City.
'Such a noisy, chaotic room!' 06:27 ... walking past the man asleep
Acender 21 people strongly disagree with you
Acender I can verify that Katz’s Delicatessen has confirmed that the customer in question was in fact fast asleep and was there for at least 35 minutes
Acender Katz’s gave me the verification you so desired. Now relax, deep breaths, and move on from this
@Acender your a clown
@@hatz5125 You’re*
Omg this is my favourite sandwich on earth. I don’t care how much it costs. It’s worth every dollar and I MUST go here when in NYC.
I go to the place often is expensive for me but I think it’s worthy . If you are a pastrami fanatic 🙏👍👍🙏🙏I love it no regrets
Every time i visit NYC, i ALWAYS visit Katz. They have mouth watering sandwiches and the best pickles
Went there multiple times... luckily before it became this tourist location. And when the prices were reasonable.. great spot
So tempted....
When I go to New York someday I’ll totally go here
I'm a Londoner. I had the joy of spending 3 days in NYC on business once; I had one day off work to enjoy the City. The lady running our NYC office, an absolute darling, made me a one-day NYC sightseeing tour list, based on my interests. Among the museums and history, was lunch at Katz's. Best sandwich ever.
So are you in IB, PE, consulting or VC? Hahahahaaa
1:06 Gave me flashbacks to Diners, drive-ins, and dives.
New Yorker here: it’s more about the experience than the food at Katz’s. I’ll take the pastrami sandwich at Sarge’s on Third Ave over it any day.
Came to the comments section to see the rebuttals from Montrealers. Was not disappointed.
3:45 “It’s about treating a piece of meat like a child”,So you’ll cut the child into thin slices
Me:
No One:
Me:
No One: A child with cheese on Rye
Only on Saturdays.
Circumcision
Just the tip
5:41 Reminds me of when I meet a girl, and she's trying her best to fake it, lol.
And the guy's reaction is exactly my reaction, haha.
Fake what? An orgasm?
Prolly cause he's been making it for a whole lotta years, even the tastiest thing will eventually become routine when eaten enough times
I would love to go there
haha loved the video
I live in Los Angeles and I will visit NYC in the next two weeks, can’t wait to try. Looks so Yummy!
We were there on Monday, unbelievable place, I had pastrami on rye with pickles,my wife had the corned beef on rye. Home in U.K. today but we’re definitely going again🇺🇸🇬🇧
Went today for the first time. Was definitely on the list of to do’s. Unfortunately not what I was expecting. Of course I had the classic pastrami. Believe it or not, there’s not much flavor, and the sandwich literally falls apart. They are better off selling bags of chips rather than french fries. The fries were obviously a day old and the worst I’ve ever had. By the way, you pay when you’re done eating and at the exit. It’s cash only, they probably have an atm and wack you for using it, just another way to make a buck off the customer. Once was fun, but they won’t get me again. Certainly not a 23.00 dollar sandwich.
Funny thing is that people complaining about their sandwich prices while the sandwiches are the only items worth the money there. I've seen someone went there and ordered a hotdog, that hotdog cost him 10 BUCKS! 😨
I believe u. I hate going to recommend places where the food literally taste like oxygen
Too much meat on a sandwich is a stupid idea. It does not taste like a sandwich. A great sandwich needs balance, not gimmick
Tengo exactamente la misma opinión, es cualquier sándwich.....
I've eaten there three or four times and each time has been EXCELLENT. If you don't like it, you don't know what good food is. EXCELLENT!
Ok, I’ll give it a try 😏 it looks so yummy 🤤