This place is tucked away in an unassuming strip mall off East Avenue. When we walked in the "please be seated / wait to be seated" sign was blank so we just kinda stood around checking out all of the great items you can buy to take home. A nice lady greeted us and brought us to a table and gave us menus. We had grabbed canned sodas out of the cooler area, assuming that's how you do it? The pickles and slaw were rocking! My friend and I decided to split an order of potato latkes which come with apple sauce and Sour cream. I tried both ways and preferred the sour cream. I got the pastrami on rye and added ground mustard which was provided along with salt and pepper on each table I could only finish half. My dining mate got the turkey melt (toasted grilled) and loved it. I really want to go back and try the patty melt with Mavens relish. Get a macaroon! I literally ate mine in 2 sittings because it was so good and big! read more

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Come for the décor, stay because your food hasn't arrived yet After seeing WhatDidYouEatTodaySir hype up Marvin's Delicatessen, I figured it was worth the ride down from the Boston area. I love a good deli. Unfortunately, this wasn't just disappointing--it was borderline comical. Let's start with the good: the place looks fantastic. Clean, modern, really well done. If Yelp rated based on interior design alone, this place is pushing 5 stars. Now... the rest. First clue something was off--the dining room felt like a walk-in freezer. Not exaggerating: every single table had people eating in their coats. At some point you have to look around and think, "maybe we turn the heat up before someone orders a side of frostbite." Then came the wait. And the wait. And the wait. Close to an hour for deli sandwiches. During that time, I had a clear view of the kitchen, which turned into dinner and a show. Plates were coming back nonstop--wrong bread, wrong orders, total confusion. It was like watching a live-action blooper reel. Eventually, our food arrives... and of course, it's wrong. Back it goes. No big deal--mistakes happen. Round two: soup comes out with vegetables after my wife clearly explained she has an allergy. The waitress caught it (thankfully), and back it goes again. What finally came out can only be described as "chicken soup in spirit." It tasted like someone waved a bouillon cube over hot water and called it a day. No seasoning, no substance, and I'm pretty sure the "chicken" made a brief guest appearance and left. Her sandwich? Also wrong--and somehow included onions and mystery vegetables. So that was basically game over. I ordered the 50/50 (pastrami and corned beef). I say "ordered," but identifying what actually showed up was a bit of a guessing game. The meat was dry--painfully dry. The pastrami (I think?) had the texture of kindling wood and looked like it had been sliced by someone who just discovered what a knife is. Tough, stringy, and completely lacking that juicy, melt-in-your-mouth quality you expect from a deli. The waitress seemed nice enough but didn't really know the menu, and the kitchen was clearly in full chaos mode. One guy--who I assume was the owner or manager--was running around like a man trying to put out ten fires with a squirt gun. At some point, we just started laughing. Not because it was good--because it was so bad it crossed into "you can't make this up" territory. Maybe I'm spoiled coming from the North Shore, where delis take pride in their corned beef and pastrami. But if you're going to call yourself a delicatessen, you've got to at least get the basics right. This place has the look, but none of the execution. I wouldn't go back. I wouldn't recommend it. And next time I'll just stay north of the border where the sandwiches actually show up correctly--and edible. read more

Was pleasantly surprised to see they had a lot of seating now. Love the upscale retro 50's diner decor. Lots of great choices on their menu it was hard to choose. The dumplings were fabulous! Loaded with tender pastrami and cheese. Perfectly cooked. I had the roast beef. The pepper jam was so delicious and there was a lot of meat on the sandwich! It was lean and tender. Really enjoyed it! Brought hubby home a turkey and cheese on rye-he scarfed it down like a starving man....he came up for air once and declared it wicked good. Love knowing they offer adult beverages (beer/wine)....cant wait to return here to sample something else from the menu. read more

We went for breakfast after a gap of about a year. Our server Karin was pleasant and attentive. The neat modern space is attractive and unfussy. My wife had a very good cheese blintz. I had a disappointing egg and cheese sandwich. I should have ordered something else. We had a hot tea and I had a mediocre decaf coffee. I wish they would serve a cappuccino or espresso. read more

Love this delicatessen, love the matzo ball soup, and got a tuna salad sandwich on challah bread amazing. My friend got the cheese omelette breakfast and enjoyed it. Home fries on point. The service was helpful and friendly. Love the old deli vibe. Will be back soon. read more

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My husband and I have been looking for a good Jewish delicatessen since we moved from New Jersey to Massachusetts. There doesn't seem to be many of this type of restaurant. We tried one other in Natick Massachusetts had found it lacking. We went to Rhode Island to try Maven's delicatessen After our order was taken, we were given a complementary bowl of pickles and coleslaw and it was delicious We ordered 1/2 pound corned beef sandwich and 1/2 pound pastrami sandwich. We also ordered potato kugel. The sandwiches were very large and delicious. The sandwiches were made on the best rye bread we have found since we left New Jersey. The service was excellent . We definitely plan to return many times. read more

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Cute spot inside, some of the seating is size friendly. No music playing in the background Nice variety of food. Both breakfast and lunch. Server spilt water on me on accident and made it seem like she was going to give us latkes for free, however she instead charged us for two orders instead. You do get free Cole slaw and pickles. The macaroni salad was good. Fries were not seasoned at all. The mushroom burger and up street dip was tasty as well. For the price, it's a bit high. read more

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Terrific place. It's not Katz's in NYC, and they don't try to be as it's not intended to be 100% kosher. Local Gentile's need to understand that. We are a world class food community, but many may not understand this type of delicacy. Bagels and Challah are the best in the State. Period. Meats are elegant, and priced as such. This visit was for breakfast. Beef Bacon, Egg and Cheddar on an Egg Bagel. Could have fed two, an order of the massive Challah French toast, again enough for two, and two latkes...which were worthy of an Austrian cafe. A must try in the area. read more

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I'll keep this pretty short and sweet- this is a cool spot, they have a neat interior and it can accommodate a ton of people. Old school deli vibes packed into a modern sprawling one. I was a little let down by the food though. The Pastrami Reuben needed roughly 2-4x the dressing and sauerkraut. The meat was fantastic, but it was just a little dry overall because the toppings to meat ratio was way off. This was also $28 for a sandwich, holy crap but I wouldn't pay that again. The latkes were... Flavorless? Zero salt on these things. Nice texture, pleasant to eat with the sour cream and apple sauce but man, it was like I was chewing on white noise. Complimentary pickles were nice, although I think we only got 2 for a table of 10+ which.. Eh. Can't say I'd come back here, glad I tried it though. Nonetheless, service was great. read more

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**November 2025: Monday Late Morning Visit** My friend and I came in at 10:55am on Monday, and were greeted with a warm smile and a great booth spot near the middle of the restaurant. Our waitress was very kind and quick with our order. I ordered the following Potato Latkas $6.95 -It kind of tastes like hash browns and the apple sauce and sour cream are add a nice sweetness. Half Soup and Sando $16.95 - Patrons can choose between Corned Beef or Pastrami and I decided to get the later. The sando comes with rye bread and cole slaw, which worked really well with the saltiness of the meat. It was delicious and reminded me of the sandos when I use to live in NYC. The soup base was standard, but the chicken was dry. Nevertheless, it helped warm me up on the cold day. The ambiance has a fun divy, 50s feel to it and service is friendly. Overall, I really enjoyed the restaurant and would definitely be open to coming back. read more

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I was excited to visit this place. J found it via yelp and it had good reviews. When I walked in - it was a great first impression. Very nice place - I was ready for tasting something great. Soup - very positive. (9.5/10) The Matzoh ball soup was on the top of my list. Ryan was my waiter and the soup was great. I was disappointed that there was no rolls or bread with the soup. In Chicago you always get crackers with cheese spread or dinner rolls with your soup. Bummer - but the soup was great. Chicago Hot Dog - sad effort (5/10) Ryan swore it was a real Chicago dog - so I thought ok let's try it. The small wiener was split and fried and placed in a large dry bread roll. The roll was way too big for the small hot dog. The roll was dry, it broke apart and was inedible. The onion, tomatoe and relish were fine, but very little mustard and no sport peppers. Plus there was no poppyseed on the giant roll. Overall - A real miss / not even close French Fries - delicious (9/10) They arrived very hot and fluffy inside. There was a lot of fries in the order and were delicious. No seasoning, but great with a little catsup. Then the big mistake took place. I loved the soup so I asked for a quart to go. Ryan said I had the last bowl and there was no more left. So i asked for the chicken noodle soup. Ryan left and showed up with the quart in a bag and again, no rolls, no bread, or crackers. You spend $14 dollars and no bread with- sad. But Ryan did hear my complaint and offered some bagel chips - thanks Ryan! Chicken soup - (5/10). I came home and watched some tv. I opened my soup and found that there was nothing in it. It was a third filled and I was very dissatisfied. The two pieces of chicle were tasty and were not dried - so that was good but I was just really surprised how the quart was a third filled. Ryan - I plan on coming back. I will show up for lunch and I want my soup. Preferably the matzo ball. read more

Maven's Delicatessen - Worth the visit - Bakeries Near Me - Pawtucket, Rhode Island

Recently had catering from Maven's at a work event, and decided to stop by with my partner to dine inside. We walked in, spent enough time to take a few photos for a review and no one was around to seat us or take an order. We went on Saturday, 11.29.2025 at 1:50pm and there were only a handful of people inside. No one acknowledged us, so within three minutes we just turned around and left. read more

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First time visiting Maven's and upon entering the restaurant, I was very impressed. The space was much bigger than I thought it would be, it was light and bright, and very clean. I was with a big party (9 people) and our waitress was very kind, patient, and helpful. She came over with complimentary pickles and coleslaw right away, which I enjoyed. My husband and I split the Potato Latkes and I ordered the 6oz Pastrami Reuben. The Latkes came out first and were served with applesauce and sour cream on the side. I liked these a lot. They were perfectly crisped and seasoned very simply. For the sandwich, I have to admit I was disappointed. I thought the pastrami itself was very good - tender and flavorful. But the Reuben as a whole was lacking in all other aspects. It needed more of the other toppings - cheese, sauerkraut, and sauce! I love a Reuben, and sadly this one let me down. Also, for $20, I believe it should come with a side, but I digress. Some other people in my party were loving their sandwiches, but reviews were mixed overall. I'm not in a rush to return to Maven's but I would be willing to give it another try and order a different item. read more

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As a former New Yorker I was over the moon to hear that an NY style Jewish deli was opening here. I've given them 3 or 4 chances since opening with at least a few months in between and I must unfortunately report that the bagels are not good. They're always stale and dry no matter what time of day I've gone. Whoever cracks the code for a really great bagel around here is gonna make a zillion dollars, but that's not here I'm afraid. One of my friends has spoken positively about the other food here so if I get around to trying the pastrami or other staple stuff I'll adjust my score accordingly. Having cel-ray soda is a big plus, so props for real authenticity there (IYKYK) read more

We stopped in after an appointment Pawtucket today based on a family recommendation. We were not disappointed! This place is the real deal! The staff are so friendly and welcoming. The menu covers both breakfast and lunch/dinner. I went with the soup and sandwich option. The chicken noodle soup was incredible, with it was corned beef on rye. My sandwich was delicious. My husband got an everything bagel with lox and cream cheese; he LOVED it! We were given a dish of cole slaw with sour and half-sour pickles; the cole slaw and pickles were just like my father-in-law made. Such a treat!! They also have a take out counter and yes, we brought home bagels and hamentashen cookies...Yum. The restaurant is bright, clean and has all the NY deli feels, worth the trip and not to be missed! read more

Maven's Delicatessen - Chicken noodle soup with corned beef sandwich - Bakeries Near Me - Pawtucket, Rhode Island

Excellent service, delicious food and plenty of seating to enjoy! We stumbled on this restaurant after biking around Providence and we are so glad we did. They have restaurant seating and a full deli where you can get cold cuts, bagels and desserts as well. Menu is extensive and you can't go wrong with any of the sandwiches, soups or breakfast plates - all portions are generous. After moving away from NYC, I didn't think I would find a quality Jewish deli outside of the city limits, but this is on par with Manhattan. We ended up getting some fresh sliced corn beef and a freshly made loaf of rye bread to make Ruben's at home so we could continue enjoying meals after we left. Excited to come back and have another yummy experience. read more

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Maven's Delicatessan is quite the place. I love when you pull and see the bright, neon sign above the restaurant. The interior is bright and fun with an upscale diner feel. This place does everything really well and I was here for it. After you order your food the server brings out a plate of pickles and coleslaw to your table. It's complimentary, but you can order more for $3.50. The two different kind of pickles are both delicious, although I prefer their half sour to the full sour. The coleslaw is also really good. We ordered some latkes, which were nice and crispy served with apple sauce and sour cream. I also got the Kreplach dumplings filled with corned beef and served with a delicious mustard. I got to try several entrees thanks to my large family. I ordered the Beach Club, which had amazingly fresh Lox on it. The caper and dill sauce made it a delicious and lighter sandwich. My favorite dishes I got to try though were the schnitzel sandwich and the brisket sandwich. Both are out of this world. The Reuben was good, but it could've used more sauerkraut and Russian dressing. My wife ordered a salad plate that had three different proteins on it: egg salad, chicken, and whitefish. The white fish was by far my favorite of the three, but they were all good. For dessert i got the blintz's. These were delicious and I highly recommend them. Overall, great place, great service and excellent food! Love it! read more

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Obsessed! Look how cute this place is! And the food is SO crisp and fresh. I ordered a basic egg salad sandwich on my lunch break and was not expecting it to be SO good. Do not omit the red onion, tomato or lettuce. Its perfection! Came with a pickle and cold slaw. I picked up a bag of chips at the register to go with my sandwich. Tons of options here, worth a stop. Will be returning. read more

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Finally made it to Mavens for more than just a bagel! I'm picky about my bagels, so I won't rave about them from Mavens unfortunately. However, the rest of the food was delicious! The latkes were crispy and not too heavy. The matzoh ball soup had a fluffy ball and delicious broth. Service was quick and friendly. The restaurant is also beautifully decorated, on theme, and sparkling clean. I will definitely think of Maven's when I have friends and family in town or are meeting people for breakfast/brunch/lunch! It's a great stop and well worth it! read more

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Maven's is a delightful delicatessen in Pawtucket. The menu is versatile, the food is delicious, and the staff members are customer oriented. Pickles and cole slaw are always presented and are so tasty. The corned beef or tongue sandwiches are delectable. My all time favorite is the half sandwich and soup. My choice is chicken matzoh ball soup with a half corned beef sandwich on rye. A special shout out to Raechel and Ryan, servers extraordinaire! Judi Chafetz Sulfaro Mansfield MA read more

I like the decor a lot including the flip displays. The seater made the uncharitable choice of seating us at a table next to other people despite booths being available and no evidence that a big crowd was expected. Our server, Melinda, was outstanding. Although they don't have egg creams (inexplicable!), she offered to make me one and it was very good. Very good pickles and cole slaw. I was impressed to see Simply Heinz (the more expensive version of ketchup with sugar instead of HFCS). Enjoyed the corned beef Reuben. Also tried the fries, which were very good and the potato knish which did not acquit itself with distinction. The knish was a weird sphere shape, the filling was too well mashed and pretty tasteless and the dough was too thick. Contact me for a good recipe or a sample of what a knish aspires to. Though on the high side for lunch, the prices were still reasonable. Especially considering that the small Reuben and a side could be enough for two people or for generous leftovers. read more

I came here for breakfast with a friend, and it was yummy! The coffees were good, the breakfast itself was tasty, the latkes were standout! The service at the counter was great, but the service at the table was a little weird. I think they were just a little too casual and didn't take our requests seriously. I also didn't like that. The price point was a bit high, especially for an iced coffee the price was ridiculous. Just means I can't go as often, I suppose. The dining room is beautiful. read more

A great corned beef rueben. It appears they make their own corned beef in house. Nice thick cut pieces. I suggest you go to Mavens and explore their menu. Lots of great items to choose from. read more

Maven's Delicatessen - Two bites taken before I snapped the picture. Yummy. This is half of the sandwich. We are talking about a full 20z sandwich. - Bakeries Near Me - Pawtucket, Rhode Island

Get out and try this spot! We went here for breakfast and wow oh wow the bagels are 5 star!! Our server was friendly and gave great recommendations. The restaurant it self appears small from the outside but it's long and spacious. Try the bagels & latkes, do not skip either. read more

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First off, I was too hungry to take photos - my bad. I got take out but hoping to dine in one day soon. From what I saw, the interior is reminiscent of every quintessential NYC Jewish diner I've been to and I love it! Their prices are on the higher side for sandwiches but about on par for other delis I've been to in NYC (though you expect higher prices there). A pastrami sandwich is $22.50 but if you want cheese, that's another $2. Matza ball soup is $10, no chicken (I've had this served with and without chicken). The food was great, exactly what I was craving. The sandwich was perfectly toasted, and they have a section for you to put mustard and other condiments on things. Mustard was not an option on the website so I'm glad I saw this little station in the corner because I need mustard on my pastrami. The pastrami itself had great flavor and wasn't overly fatty. I got it with Swiss which gave it that classic taste. The matza ball soup was tasty as well. The meal came to $40 with tax. Now to the few things I was disappointed about. The matza ball soup is packed in a paper container. This was a big problem because the bottom just isn't durable enough to hold hot soup. It bottomed out on me and spilled ALL the broth all over me. That sucked! I had to make my own broth and was able to save the veggies and matza ball. It was good, but not worth $10 for the portion size. I felt the sandwich was overpriced for what you got - it's not a heaping quantity of meat. It's fine, but again, feels overpriced. My biggest disappointment was that the sandwich doesn't come with a pickle! You have to pay for a pickle selection and it was $6. I didn't get it because I didn't like that concept. Pickles have always been a staple that come freely with Jewish deli sandwich anywhere I've been so that was such a bummer. Overall, I'd go back. I love Jewish delis and the food quality is good. Just expect to spend a decent amount on a sandwich and soup. I'm eager to try the desserts and latkes next time. read more

Maven's Delicatessen absolutely nailed it. I ordered the pastrami and Reuben sandwiches with potato latkes, coleslaw, and a Dr. Brown's root beer, and I can confidently say this is the best pastrami sandwich I've ever had. I've been eating pastrami since I was a kid back when it felt like a reward for a good week at school and this hit that exact nostalgic sweet spot. Growing up around Boston, and spending time in Needham, Newton, and Brookline/Brighton, I've had my share of legit delis, and this place holds its own easily. I genuinely think I've found my new go-to sandwich spot. read more

Maven's Delicatessen - Pastrami and Reuben Sandwich, Potato Latkes, coleslaw, Dr. Brown Root Beer. - Bakeries Near Me - Pawtucket, Rhode Island

My husband went to Mavens on a recommendation and picked up lunch. Boy, I'm glad he did. I had a FAT pastrami sandwich. The meat was juicy and tender, the rye bread was soft and fresh. It came with a deli pickle which was lightly brined. The potato latkes were so good. crispy and delicious. I loved their simple Cole slaw. No mayo and Just a light vinegar I think. Even their apple sauce was good. He even grabbed some bagels. So fresh. They were Soft and chewy. Definitely will go back to try more. read more

Maven's Delicatessen - Pastrami Sandwich - Bakeries Near Me - Pawtucket, Rhode Island

This place is great! The place is larger than I expected for the location. Easy parking. The decor is very cute. Our waitress was a character, friendly. Now for the real question how was the food? Delicious! We had latkes, with sour cream/apple sauce. Yum! . I had the Ruben (6 oz)-and my brother had Corned Beef both were very good. The owner came by our table, and ask if we enjoyed our meal. Which was a nice touch. I can't wait to go back and try the Schnitzel and of course Latkes. read more

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This is my third time visting Mavens and honestly not my favorite. We went on Monday, April 20th. My husband ordered the brisket sandwich. While he thought it was great tasting, the bread did not hold up. The sandwich was soggy when it arrived at our table. Not good. I had the patty melt which is my favorite. Not enough onions and fixings this time and they delivered it uncut. It takes two seconds to cut and present a sandwich....cutting my own, although I am not a snob here as I love to cook, was not appropriate in my eyes. I never would have let that sandwich be delivered to the table. It was tasty, but not like I've had in the past. French fries were good. The coleslaw I did not like this time They served it with the pickles sticking out of the serving bowl. It tasted off and it could have been the pickle juice. My husband had a coke and I had ice water. The bill came to $63.00 for lunch with tip..pricey for the lunch we had. The server was hectic and I felt bad for her. There was another server, but I did not see him try to give her a hand....given the fact he was not as busy as her...he could have assisted. Overall, it will be a long time until I attempt to try again. I hope opening another location did not spoil the original read more

Got myself a Maven's hotdog at their stand by WaterFire! The hotdog itself was delicious, the bread was so good! Definitely not your typical hot dog roll, it was super soft and buttery. The pickle and coleslaw could have been a little more crunchy and more could have been done with the slaw but it all hit the spot for what it was. Service was super quick and nice. Overall not bad, I'd be interested to stop at the deli in person. read more

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Went for lunch on a Monday. It was not busy. We placed our order. When our order was ready, the server picked it up and on her way over the fire alarm sounded. She continued to place our food on the table and we were told we had to exit. We were outside at least ten minutes. When we came back she did not offer to reheat or replace our now cold food. We chose to deal with the food temperature and ate our sandwiches. As we were eating the alarm sounded again, we were told to exit a second time. I was expecting to have a little compensation or a complementary coffee or dessert. But nothing the bill was given and not to make a scene, we paid and left. I called and asked for a manager and was told there was not one there. I asked to take my number and have one call. The man on the phone seemed to not care of the situation. I am waiting to see if I get a call. Very disappointed as each sandwich is $21, no sides just the sandwich. read more

Outstanding. My first time and I'm stuffed!! I managed the Maven's burger, which is a ground patty topped with brisket, caramelized onions and Russian dressing. What a beast! The place is an experience with a 50s look and nice team members. It is expensive! Three diners, no alcohol...$100.00 with gratuity ...yikes! The experience was good, but... read more

First time here and it was everything I expected and more. I've seen them mention on The Rhode Show and have been meaning to try them out. Parking was easy, I was nicely greeted and received my food in a timely fashion. My sandwich was very delicious and filling. The atmosphere was one which will make you again go back. Try Maven's, you'll love it. read more

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Do you dream of the great NYC delis like Katz, Juniors, Sargents or the old Carnegie Deli, but you live in or around Rhode Island? RUN now to the BEST authentic local Deli in Rhode Island!! I can't believe it's taken us this long to finally get here!! Their opening a year and a half ago was LeGenDaRy, with literally HUNDREDS lined up to taste the offerings at the new place. This establishment has been lovingly and painstakingly crafted by the owners, who work diligently day in and out to earn this longtime reviewers five star PLUS status!! 1. Fun traditional atmosphere with spacious bright interior and comfy booths that complete your experience? CHECK! 2. Cool, entertaining & knowledgeable staff? CHECK! 3. MOST importantly, ALL meats, breads AND pastries made fresh IN HOUSE by the talented experts?! CHEEEEECK!! It's a feast for the senses with the cases chock full of housemade treats, salads, meat, fresh breads...ooooh yes, yes, Yeeeeesss!! If Harry met Sally here, their story would be just as good! Our lunch started with gratis crunchy pickles and cold slaw. Since it was lunch, my guys chose an app of chopped liver and bagel chips (good!), and matza ball soups complimenting the overstuffed housemade pastrami and corned beef sandwiches on your choice of homemade breads. I got chicken noodle soup perfection with huge pieces of chicken breast, traditional veggies in a healthy chicken broth, complimenting a roast turkey (so fresh, moist and lean!) on traditional doughy rye bread. Omgggg deli heaven. For dessert I HAD to get my go-to black & white cookie! A good interpretation of what I luv, since I was a kid. Moist cake-like dough with lemony finish and frosted with half chocolate and vanilla. All good here! Thank you to the hardworking staff for a welcoming and lovely afternoon. Check it out when you are in the area, thank me later. Happy summer yelping! read more

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I drive an hour to get here because there is no other Deli worth going to that is any closer (to South Coast MA). Corned beef and pastrami are great, as well as the pickles. All five of us really liked our lunch. I had a Pastrami Ruben. Even the rye bread was great. We got bagels to go. The taste is right on, but they are a bit too large and dense, which tends to overshadow the lox and cream cheese taste. Service, as always, was good. read more

I was slightly annoyed that no one bothers to greet you when you enter, not at the deli counter or the host stand. Dozens of staff milling around but not so much as an acknowledgment that anyone's seen a new customer enter. This wasn't just me, it was everyone who entered while I was waiting for my takeout order. An order I eventually had to just leave without because I was quoted a 20 min wait and after 40 min had to decide that my lunch for one was really just not worth more of my time. read more

I found this place on yelp because we were craving deli sandwiches and were in the area. It's super clean and new (bathrooms are also spotless). We ordered the thanksgiving sandwich, pastrami sandwich, matzo ball soup and chicken noodle soup. The sandwiches were really good, especially the pastrami (a must try!). The soups were good too but the broths were too salty for us. Service was excellent and the pickled slaw they put on the table paired nicely with the sandwiches. I'll definitely go back if I'm ever in the area. Prices were reasonable and there is a giant parking lot. read more

Maven's Delicatessen - Pastrami in brioche - Bakeries Near Me - Pawtucket, Rhode Island

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Took the family along with the kids for lunch. Beautiful layout. Extremely family friendly. Cookies for the kids when we left. The food was incredible. Have the blintz! Several of us had the lox. Large portions. Very fresh. After years of eating in Providence it is now our favorite place. Just 15 minutes from downtown Providence. Ask for Melanie. Just like being served by family. All the staff were so nice. read more

Maven's Delicatessen - Bagel and Lox plate. - Bakeries Near Me - Pawtucket, Rhode Island

I would KILL for their matzoh ball soup don't judge me! The complementary pickles & slaw I probably would also kill for.And don't sleep on their deserts.... read more

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Went to Maven's Delicatessen twice this summer in Pawtucket, RI. They make everything from scratch there and have very friendly staff. It's a non kosher Jewish deli on the border of Providence that gives nyc delis a run for the money. It's now my favorite in New England. They do large groups (my father's funeral) and small parties equally as well. Whether you've got picky eaters who want healthy or American food vs NYC Jewish deli cuisine, they've got it all. Today had the 50/50 sandwich: corned beef and pastrami with Russian dressing on the side, pickle plate with half sour and dill pickles with vinegar Cole slaw, dill potato salad, beef brisket knish in a sauce, and a veggie omelet with iced tea. They'll never rush you to turn over a table. Free parking in their large lot. Love the decor and ambiance. Note: sometimes service can be slow, so be patient or nosh on something right before you get there. Can't wait to go again! read more

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