Goldman's Deli Where Your Soul and Your Stomach Both Get Hugged…read more If comfort food had a headquarters, it might very well be Goldman's Deli. Walk through the door and suddenly you're not just hungry you're home. The smells alone could make a grown person misty-eyed. Now let's talk about the pastrami. Lean, tender, and stacked so generously you start wondering if the sandwich needs its own zip code. One bite and you understand why people keep coming back. Two bites and you're already planning your next visit. The soups? Forget therapy have a bowl. Rich, comforting, and restorative. The kind of soup that makes you feel like somewhere in the kitchen a grandmother is quietly nodding with approval. And then there's the gefilte fish. Not the ordinary, polite little slice. This one is special delicate, flavorful, and downright magnificent. Even people who say, "Eh... I'm not sure about gefilte fish," suddenly become believers. There's a little schmaltz, a lot of love, and the unmistakable magic of real Jewish deli cooking. Eat there, take some home, and tell your friends because food this good shouldn't be kept a secret. You might arrive hungry, but you'll leave smiling, a little fuller, and possibly needing a short nap which is the highest compliment a deli can receive. And as they say with a wink and a warm heart: "Zei gezunt, un es gezunterheit eat in good health!" Or in plain deli English: "May you always be healthy... and may your sandwich always be this good." Jose Pienknagura Josrpirnknagura@gmail.com

I don't know why I do this to myself. I woke up craving chopped chicken liver. don't know why. I…read moreinvited my husband to Goldman's which was the only place that came to mind for the liver but he politely declined, not being a fan. So I trecked 5 miles out of my way to Goldman's (when Chompie's was just a mile away --frankly I don't know why I didn't think about chompies) I ordered the chopped chicken liver appetizer which comes with slices of tomato, a piece of lettuce, slice of red onion, and challah bread. I paid $15.01 for this platter (lol) without a tip for a small scoop of the liver. Just look at the photo. I was shocked to see how small it was. I thought that with a base price of $13.99 that the scoop would be bigger or at least the same size as in the past when it was $9.99. The challah bread was yellow but did not take like challah. Yellow bread slices do not delicious challah bread make--no yeasty flavor as any good challah would have. So here I am regretting that I didn't give chompie's a try. I can assure you that I will not be returning to Goldman's. I know ingredients have gone up but this price for such a small scoop is an affront to the wallet.

Best Chinese food in town! Why do I say that? Well many Jews eat Chinese food on Christmas! I went…read morehere on the eve and the food was delicious. It is buffet service! The restaurant was booming with conversations and the food was tasty! Would recommend! Not here on Christmas? Just as good! Wide variety of different things to order and the service was great! Best kosher restaurant in Phoenix Area!

WARNING: Unless you want to have thoughts about suicide, don't come here…read more The food was absolutely dreck and inedible. I agree with all of the terrible comments about this place. Don't waste your money. Any good reviews here are fabricated from the temple. Jesus would NOT have been happy to come here if it was his last supper...

Whata wonderful surprise! We were looking for a nice place for lunch and we found Casellas, and I…read moream really glad we did. This place feels and is completely local and authentic, and we'll be back! I had the Italian hoagie, and I can recommend it highly. The chicken salad was wonderful, too.

Visited Casella's Italian Delicatessen while in Scottsdale. The atmosphere was classic, nostalgic,…read moreand full of character, and the service was warm and welcoming. With nearly 50 years in business, I really wanted to experience this family-run establishment -- and it didn't disappoint. Denise Casella, the current owner, was a pleasure to talk with, sharing stories and her parents' vision for the deli. You could feel the history in the room, especially watching longtime customers come in -- some who have been visiting for over 20 years. Tried the cheesesteak -- simple and satisfying, and very much in line with the deli's old-school charm. Overall, a great spot to step into a piece of local history and absolutely worth a visit. Saluti.

No pictures, just great food…read more Ordered a bagel sandwich with brisket, egg, onion, straw, and bacon on an everything bagel. Ordered a side of onion straws to go with my breakfast sandwich. When I arrived, they were starting their lunch rush, which was not bad, but not the best I have had there. The ambiance was traditional, New York deli, just as good as the first time I went.

Trigger warning. I bought a bagel sandwich Monday morning and inside, where there was a mound of…read moreturkey, I realized (too late) an entire wet paper towel was imbedded. I am so disgusted by this that I didn't even feel like calling to tell them and needed a minute before I could even write a review. My family has been coming to Chompie's since the 90s when it opened. But this is a turning point and I legitimately can't see myself coming back - even for an unsliced bagel. I am horrified and disgusted and wish I could turn back time or at least erase the memory. Just, YUCK.

Visiting for the weekend and craving a bagel - found this spot and was not disappointed…read more Placed a to go order for 2 bagels: sausage, egg, cheese and a blueberry. Added an extra egg and it was worth it. I always find the egg:bagel ratio is off with only 1 egg. I want the flavor of egg with my bagel sandwich. This delivered. Blueberry bagel was good. Service was super friendly. You can sit inside or outside on the patio. We will be back.

Extremely disappointed. This is how Vogel's and Bialy's served my takeout order--my food was…read morewrapped in a crumpled piece of aluminum foil with no proper container or presentation. It looked sloppy, unprofessional, and honestly unappetizing. When customers pay for a meal, they expect it to be packaged with at least a basic level of care and respect. This falls far below what I would expect from a restaurant. I hope management takes this seriously and improves their takeout packaging, because this experience was unacceptable.

Love this place! Every single item is amazing. One of my all time fav places for lunch.read more

So this past weekend i went to De falcos expressly for chicken salad . I ordered a pint of that and…read morean italian beef to go . I rode there via bike. Got my order, went to bus stop . Now im thinking that the round container was the chicken salad . Turns out it was the au jus and no chicken salad . I called them and told them the scene . Jon was great and totally comped me and had it delivered with some rolls and 1/2 pint added . That was some outstanding customer care !!!

We came because we saw they were on InKind and pretty much only go to InKind restaurants, at this…read morepoint! Service...not great. At all. Extremely slow and inattentive. Actually had to get up from the bar 2x to have the employee at the host stand ring up food/drinks for us. The sushi rolls also took an EXCEPTIONALLY long time. Prices...a bit ridiculous, outside of happy hour. With that being said, the happy hour prices weren't bad and on Tuesdays and Thursdays, their traditional rolls are 1/2 off! Food...yum! Started with the gyoza and jalapeño poppers. Gyoza were meh, but the poppers were really good! Didn't love the Las Vegas roll, but my husband did. The Fire Dragon roll was 10/10! Liked it so much we ordered a second one! Margarita made by the blonde bartender was a 10/10! SO good! The one made by the female manager(?) was about an 8. Overall, we really enjoyed the food/drinks here. So long as they're on InKind, we'll be back...hopefully with much better service!

Sat at the sushi bar at Kyoto Japanese Steakhouse and it was awesome…read more Everything tasted fresh, came out quick, and the rolls were really well balanced. Sashimi was solid too. Nice, relaxed vibe watching the chefs work. Definitely going sushi bar again.

Stopped by because my grandson saw some kind of video showing all the delicious patries. Lior The…read moreBaker is a Jewish Bakery located in Scottsdale. We ordered a few pastries and it was sweet. The challah bread is a braded bread that is traditionally eaten on ceremonial occasions. My family and I broke bread together. Cute quaint spot.

I read high reviews for this establishment only to find out most were written with false…read moreinformation. The chocolate babka was the worst I've ever tried to eat. I had to toss it. I saw the ridiculous price but the $26 price was not going to stop me. It was made with Hershey chocolate syrup (yuck) because it's kosher, quick to squeeze on top, cheep to substitute for real chocolate and inexpensive for their price gouging. Go to Trader Joe's and get real babka so you know what it's supposed to look and taste like. I also tried their cheese danish which was good but dripping with grease and skimpy. It was not worth $6.99 and unlike what quality kosher bakers sell back east for half the price. If you're thinking of trying their baked goods? Save your time and money, do not go there!