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    Slyman's Restaurant

    4.6 (764 reviews)
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    Updated 1 month ago

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    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for groups
    Outdoor seating

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    Pickles
    John W.

    Slymans is one of those places you go for hearty sandwich, a big pickle, and friendly faces and service. The staff is tremendously kind and friendly despite the heavy volume of work they do from open to close. The feeling is like a great Jewish New York/philly-style deli and the decor is so neat to look at; seeing all the big names who've visited over the years or paid tribute to the kings of corned-beef.

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    Andy F.

    I could not stop taking pictures of this corned beef sandwich. It's a work of art, assembled by a team of artisans working an assembly line of meat and bread. The slicer never stops. They just keep placing another brisket on, and the ribbons of beef keep falling. The order counter is tiny, with a line out the door: regulars, tourists like me, and food delivery drivers all waiting their turn. There are meat trimmings everywhere, tubs of pickles, and the sense that the folks behind the counter know exactly what they are doing. The small dining room is packed with people sitting elbow to elbow, gripping massive sandwiches with stadium mustard in the corners of their mouths. It is loud, cramped, messy, and glorious. I've gone to heaven.

    Erick W.

    How cool to be here and especially on St. Patrick's Day 2026! I had a medical appointment this morning and it's just a couple of blocks from the Clinic so I came here for lunch on my way back to work. I joined the line just before 11 and got inside about 11:50 AM. I'm currently standing in line waiting on my sandwich which is a corned beef melt. I ordered a corned beef melt, which is toasted rye, cornbeef, double Swiss cheese - hot & melted with Kraut on the side and dressing. I got a side of potato pancakes, and also coleslaw. The folks were extremely friendly on the inside, very welcoming and very efficient as they worked to make who knows how many meals. And you'll be glad to know every sandwich comes with a dill pickle, wrapped in its own paper and ready for delicious consumption! The dill is a big deal to me because I like spears, as in the pickle not necessarily (in this case) the pop star! Come early and be ready to wait! The place is really kitchsy and has a great atmosphere. And the folks really make it awesome to be there. It has the feel of a destination restaurant the kind of place that is an experience to visit not just because of the food because of the culture and the people and the phenom that it has become.

    Corned Beef
    Shawn H.

    I'd consider the corned beef sandwich here a must on any food tour of Cleveland. Upon entering, you're greeted with big smiles and friendly banter. My biggest regret was coming here solo because I would have loved to try several other items on the menu. And no, the pictures of the corned beef sandwich are not enlarged, it really is that gargantuan. It's delicious but rich. Definitely needs that pickle to cut the richness. The decor is legitimately old school: a brick facade, minimalist interior, wood paneling, and utilitarian tables and chairs. Nothing fancy, nothing trendy--just an authentic deli serving an iconic sandwich. What a great spot.

    Cleveland
    Duane L.

    Good spot for corned beef and pastrami. Not too stacked where you have to eat with a fork. Got the Cleveland melt, corned beef and pastrami with swiss. Wish it had a bit more cheese. Pickle goes well with the sandwich. Order upfront and the get seated. They bring the food to you.

    Classic Reuben
    Rich O.

    I moved to South Carolina 27 years ago but my recent visit back home to Cleveland found me at Slyman's. Classic-fabulous-original

    Jerami K.

    classic sandwich shop that I've been wanting to try for a long time. Walk in the door and place your order have a seat. Massive sandwiches come out quickly. Mouthwatering meats, great bread, Great atmosphere. A little bit off the beaten path in Cleveland, but worth finding.

    Basil D.

    Ok, full disclosure: fairly or unfairly, rightly or wrongly, my gold standard is Manny's Deli in Chicago. My out-of-town friend and I visited Slyman's for the first time (even though I grew up here). We arrived at 11 am to find a line already forming out the door! Thankfully, it moves quickly. Plus, this is a line where people talk to each other. It's where you make friends and get to know people. It's a small, unassuming little "dive," but don't let that fool you. It's the tastiest pastrami I've ever had in my life! It beats Manny's pastrami, hands down. The Reuben was excellent. Great cole slaw, could use a thicker slice of Swiss on there, but it was an excellent, excellent sandwich. The rye bread was quality rye and perfectly grilled. The staff was seriously the most kind group of people you could meet, right down to the very thoughtful busboy. Slyman's even has Thousand Island dressing on the tables, so you can pour as much of it as you need to eat that huge sandwich. There are three things Manny's has over Slyman's. Manny's gives you a latke with every sandwich; Manny's gives you a bigger sandwich, and they still have Gino.

    Potato Homemade Soup Of The Day (bowl Only)
    Keenan T.

    The corned beef was so tender and made a perfect complement to the crisp fries and cheddar sauce. The potato soup had bits of their various meat in it, giving it a smoky taste. The staff was extremely efficient trying to move customers through the tiny space to prevent the line out the door from getting too long. The space was charming and classic in design, clearly focused on efficiency.

    Lesli J.

    The sandwiches are so large I had to take half to go. The sandwiches are full of flavor! Everyone working is so nice and welcoming! I would recommend this place!

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    Arthur F.

    It has been many years since my last visit here and many medicore Corned Beef sandwiches. Today it ended upon my return to the city of my birth and a trip to the best Cleveland has to offer, Slyman's. I had forgotten that they run an abbreviated schedule, dedicated to breakfast and lunch, and arrived a paltry 15 minutes before closing. So I had expected that only take out would be available, but no, while the table section was closed, they said the counter area was open. I ordered a Corned Beef sandwich and onion rings. The sandwich was nearly the size you get in an NYC deli and the onion rings were sufficient in portion for a side. My initial instinct was to put some mustard on the sandwich, but decided to take a bite first. Grateful that I skipped it, as the sandwich was incredible tasting from the first to the last bite. I'm guessing they batter their own rings, as it was crunchy, and unlike frozen rings, had the taste of onions. During my brief time there, the staff was incredibly gracious and at no point did I feel pressure to finish and get out. We had momentary chats, making one almost feel like they were part of the family. From the outside, some might wonder if this is a place they should be visiting, but to let this facade turn you away would be a huge mistake. The food was incredibly good and was matched by a great staff! So if you're a Clevelander and haven't been there, pay a visit. If you're visiting from out of the city, make sure you find time to stop by.

    Rueben!
    Stephen B.

    Great Food and Service! A must visit! Can't wait to go back! Cleveland Best Sandwich Spot!

    Corned Beef Sandwich
    Joshua K.

    I recently went here for a weekday lunch with a friend to try this Cleveland icon. While we had to wait in a line that went out the door to order, it moved quickly and we were able to place and receive our order in under 10 minutes. Slyman's was once a Jewish-style deli; although there are still vestiges on the menu, this is no longer the case. I got the house special corned beef sandwich and intended to split the potato pancakes with my friend. Although the sandwich was pricey ($20), it come with a ton of meat. The corned beef was good, although extremely salty and a bit difficult to eat by the end. The potato pancakes looked like they had been taken straight from a package frozen and halfheartedly thrown into a cooking vessel; I took one look at them and couldn't eat them (my friend tried and confirmed my suspicion). I'm glad I tried Slyman's; I got my fill.

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    25 days ago

    Outstanding pastrami and corned beef. Better than Katz's deli in NYC. Easy in and out. No muss, no fuss.

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