Prices are not cheap but portions are huge and soup/ sandwiches are excellent!!!…read morePickles appetizers were wonderful!

Deli News is your authentic NY Style Deli from a food standpoint, but the waitstaff is all…read morefriendly, attentive, and terrific, not brash and obnoxious. The vibe is very relaxed with no one rushing you to turn the table. Always a + when your dining with family you haven't seen in a while. I was in the mood for a salami omelet with cheddar, and voilà, they whipped one up. I also frequently pick up cold cuts, chopped liver or white fish salad for home. I've tried many other menu items and never been disappointed.

I was recommended this place when I was summoned and selected for jury duty. This place definitely…read moremade jury duty more bearable as I had something good to look forward to for lunch during my 4 days at the court house! Short walk from the courthouse. I was always greeted immediately upon walking in and the staff was very nice and helped me with placing takeout orders. Service was always fast, and the food was so good. Over the days, I ordered a Ham&Cheese, Reuben, Club, and Patty Melt. The Reuben was my absolute favorite. I liked that the corned beef and pastrami was not too salty. The rye? bread that was used was sooo soft and fluffy which is what made this place memorable to me. Side pickle was also crunchy and tasty and I liked the potato salad! Thank you for making my court days a little bit better. I'm glad there are other locations so I don't need to return downtown to get a great sandwich again!

I'm always surprised to find a good New York deli outside of New York and more so when I'm in, of…read moreall places, Texas. Heading towards Dallas, I asked Mrs. K. if she wanted proper smoked salmon for breakfast and she was all in. As we're in the area for the Sixth Floor museum, this was an easy stop once we found and paid for parking. A small storefront with a large dining room that is decorated with some New York themed photos, we seated ourselves and a waitress brought over menus followed by coffee. We placed our orders and about ten minutes later, breakfast arrived. Mrs. K.'s platter included a good portion of thin sliced salmon along with ALL of the fixings including capers, cucumber, tomato, red onion and cream cheese. The toasted everything bagel was very good but not quite "New York style" perfection. Hey, it's Texas. You get to slide. My nova, eggs and onion plate was excellent with a huge portion of home fries. Cooked properly and with plenty of salmon mixed in, I enjoyed it very much. The biscuits were excellent, the gravy was a little thin on sausage but still tasty. Five stars because it's great service and great food. This is as close to New York style as you'll get when you're 1400 miles from Brooklyn. [Review 394 of 2026 - 709 in Texas - 25578 overall]

We have hear about Jimmy's for years and finally made it in to try. The store itself is great…read morewith huge variety of specialties at honestly good prices. But we are here for a sandwich! You Make your way to the counter where the gentleman takes your order and gives you a number. We went with the Prosciutto and Hot Italian Sausage. The Prosciutto sandwich was super tasty with fresh ingredients and top tier bread. The Hot Italian Sausage was over to top and delicious. Great sausage and amazing bread with just the right amount of spice overall. The sauce they use could be a meal by itself. Super great sandwich! The whole experience was fun and we would definitely come back. Highly Reccommended!

This place is awesome. Opened back in 1966, it's been a Dallas staple for decades, and you can feel…read morethat history the second you walk in. It truly feels like you've stepped into a legit Italian market. It's packed--in a good way--but be prepared to rub elbows while you shop. If you don't have social anxiety, it's all part of the experience. We met another couple there for sandwiches, and they absolutely delivered. I had the Italian beef, which was delicious--but definitely spicy. I even asked for light peppers and it still brought some heat. So fair warning: if you're sensitive to spice, you might want to pivot to something else. My wife has been missing New Orleans, so she went with the muffaletta. Let's just say it was a much cheaper solution than flying her to the Big Easy. No gumbo on the menu, but the sandwich hit the spot. After we ate, we did a little shopping and grabbed some fresh Italian ingredients imported straight from Italy--which is always a win in my book. Great food, great vibe, and a true Dallas institution. We'll definitely be back.

My wife and I found this place about five years ago and we wish we would have found it sooner…read more Every time we have family visit from out of town we take them here. Several years ago, I had my first muffuletta at a sandwich shop in Florida and I thought it was OK, but nothing special. I did not order one from Weinbergers the first several visits because of this and all the other choices we had. My wife and I finally decided to order one to split. The first bite that we took we just looked at each other wide eyed in amazement and said OMG. The reason I decided to write this review is because my wife just texted me and said she is craving a muffuletta. We will probably head there this weekend. We love this place!

This Chicago-style deli is legit with a massive menu!! The options felt endless, it was so hard to…read morechoose. Make sure you're prepared when you walk up to the counter-- I thought I was until the dude started rattling off "wet" or "dry" and the list of toppings. I threw up my hands and said "I'm an amateur, this is my first time here!" He slowed it down and walked me through ordering, lol. I went with the Italian beef, dry with the juice on the side. So yummy! I love that it came with a handful of crinkle chips as well. If I was local I'd eat here all the time! The inside is small with a handful of tables and a few extra outside. It was pretty packed on a Friday afternoon!

Went here with a friend for lunch today. We each got a German beer and then split the Reuben and a…read moretwo sausage plate (Polish and Hungarian Bratwurst.) The plate came with sauerkraut and potato salad and the Hungarian brat had a nice little bit of spice to it. The table had a delicious mustard and horseradish as well. Despite being too full we also ordered a slice of Black Forrest cake to-go, but had to take a bite before we left. It was moist and not too sweet! (We had to! It's in the name!) The restaurant also has a store! Service was quick and friendly! Would definitely come again if in the area.

We came on the perfect day. It was wet and rainy out and after running inside for shelter, we…read moreimmediately felt transported to Europe. Just with a few added Texan accents in the background. This is a no nonsense diner that serves European and American-style breakfast, lunch and dinner. After a co-worker told me about the bakery, I was excited to try both the bakery and the restaurant. I ordered the German breakfast which came with biscuits (awesome, by the way), hashbrowns, sausage and two eggs. Everything was incredibly simple, yet delicious. I loved the German mustard and horseradish that was brought out with the meal as well. We definitely want to come back for lunch next time.

I went to the original Cindi's NY Deli location in Dallas for brunch and pastries after a friend…read morerecommended it to me. I was also interested in the history behind the business and how the owner came to America and started the restaurant decades ago. The brunch was very classic American style, comforting and satisfying. The pastries, though, were heavenly. If I hadn't been traveling, I definitely would have bought more to take home. Overall, it was a great stop with good food, delicious pastries, and a meaningful local story behind it.

Do you even live in Dallas if you haven't been to a Cindi's???? With multiple locations, there…read morereally is no excuse! Cindis is a local staple and for good reason! They serve consistently good food and great service throughout the area! Breakfast is popular, even during the week, so be prepare to wait. The daily specials are good home cooking. Menu varies a bit across locations. You also can get really great bagels, matzo ball soup, and rich and creamy chopped liver! Don't sleep on the Reuben! Each location has a different feel, but you are guaranteed to leave with a happy belly!

Get the French dip. Oh my goodness, that was the best sandwich that I've had in Dallas. It is def…read moremessy, cheesy, flavorful, and a tad greasy but it's amazing and a must try. I've also had a vanilla cappuccino and the turkey melt from here which were both tasty but that French dip.... Wow. The space is quite small, to go may be the best option but the service is always polite and kind. I'll be back!

Just okay sandwiches (at least the two I got). The bread on both was burnt so that definitely…read moreaffected the taste. I got the pastrami egg and cheese on bagel and the chicken Parmesan. Again, neither of them were that great, even the non burnt parts. 3 stars for the house made chips, those were great.

The Park Ave. sandwich is awesome! I've have been here 3 times and that's the only thing I have…read morehad. The Lox always tastes fresh and the portion is great. It wa suggested I try this place after I told a story about my bagel experience in NY and why I was skeptical about eating bagels in Dallas as I was afraid of the disappointment. No disappoint here, The service has been great each time I've been and this will continue to be my go to for a good Lox bagel sandwich.

BEST BAGELS IN TEXAS BAR NONE! Beyond any other bagel place I have been in Texas (over 20)!…read moreSclafani's has done it! Thick a** cream cheese on my bagel? Check! Thick a** bagel? Also check! Busy every morning? Triple check! The only thing that could make Sclafani's any better is if there was one on every street corner. 10/10, five stars, and one gold star to boot. I'll be coming back when I run out of my dozen bagels I bought. Update 1: Customers should know this: Sclafani's does not give their employees the tips left on credit card transactions. That's extremely disappointing. The staff here is the backbone of this place -- they work through nonstop lines and keep things running smoothly, and they deserve every tip customers leave for them. If you come here, tip in cash so the hardworking team actually receives what they've earned. Management needs to fix this. Update 2: The bagels at Sclafani's are fantastic, but their tipping system is misleading. Even though employees elect to include tips in a flat pay rate, offering a credit card tip option gives customers the impression that the money goes directly to staff which it does not. If they cannot pass tips directly to employees, they should either turn off the tipping option or clearly explain how tips are handled. Right now it feels deceptive to customers.

I've been coming here with coworkers for lunch for close to a year now. Everyone in our office is…read moreobsessed with this place, we even had them cater a huge event at our office. Everyone sandwich is amazing. The vodka parm and chicken parm subs are my go-to. Owner is a great guy and always comes to greet us!

I just don't get it. Stopped in for lunch the other day with my wife to get a couple of sandwiches…read moreafter seeing a food reviewer rave about this place on social media. Went in at about 11:45 on a Thursday and there were several people standing behind the counter, and when they saw us they quickly rushed to the back without acknowledging our existence... very strange. We stood there for several minutes waiting for someone to take our order and finally a a lady walked out from the back and seemed annoyed. Don't know if she had just finished arguing with a co-worker in the back, or just didn't like my face. Who knows, but she was a real peach for sure. We each ordered "The Godfather" since that was the sandwich the food reviewer suggested. The grand total for 2 sandwiches with no sides or drinks was $36. Yep, you heard me correctly, 36 freaking dollars. My wife looked at me bugged-eyed when she heard the price, but I was hopeful and convinced her it would be worth it. Well, guess what? It wasn't. In fact, it actually kinda sucked. The bread was hard and tasteless, possibly even stale. The cold cuts were flavorless and there was an overly sweet vinaigrette on it which was altogether weird. I should have just went to Jersey Mike's instead. Oh well.

Whoa, I've passed this butcher shop for years. Finally making a point to stop on in. Bright…read moreinterior with enticing meat cases. Patient counter service. Preferring leanness, my fault it was to not look first with the 1/2 lb of very fatty roast beef purchased. Yet, back I'll be for Evan's beautiful cuts of meats and their amazingly tasty piled high "Pastrami Po' Boy"! CHEERS!

I've wanted to visit for a while and finally got a chance. Bittersweet since it turns out it's…read more the last day they are open (8/18/25). Despite it being the last day the staff was 10 out of 10. Friendly and inviting. The place was clean. Plenty of visitors in the short time I was in there. The sandwich was delicious and filling. I think 9 out of 10 overall. I wish them luck in the next endeavor.