My favorite classic bagel shop is also the one closest to me! This is always my Thanksgiving prep…read morebreakfast treating for everyone who is cooking and any guests who vibe to visit from New York. Even my New York guests say it's better than their local shops! Great chew and nice crisp exterior. Lots of varieties and they are generous with their toppings. Great whipped lite cream cheese, plain and several flavors like scallions and whitefish. Also full case of egg salad, tuna fish and of course smoked salmon. They have a couple of sweet choices too, but I've never tried those. You can eat on their patio if you can't wait until you get home, and they will toast to your preference. I always get a dozen (one free with every dozen you pay for)! Go early because they run out of nearly everything by late afternoon (they close at 3pm).

I've been coming to this store since the day they opened. This really feels like a family. I…read morestarted with their pastries, then moved on to the bagels, but once I tried their pizza, everything changed. I honestly challenge anyone to find a better pizza, not just in the neighborhood, but anywhere in Los Angeles. Yes, it's made on a bagel base, but don't let that throw you off. It tastes like the most incredible sourdough-Neapolitan hybrid you've ever had: super crispy, airy, with a nice sturdy body and incredible flavor. The ingredients are top-notch, just like everything else they sell. And the fact that this big, delicious pizza is only $10? Unreal. It's an absolute MUST-TRY. Seriously, go get one.

Large pastrami $8 cheaper than Johnnie's pastrami and tastes better. Save yourself some feds and…read moreget hooked up here. Yeah it's been a while before a came back.

disgusting service ever staff dont care about delivery pick…read moreup long waiting in the back nasty and very aggressive staff disgusting place ever

Jackson Market's description doesn't even come close to capturing what this place really is. Yes,…read moreit's a neighborhood market and deli, but step into the back patio and it feels like you've stumbled into something entirely different. The garden is lush and overflowing with greenery, dotted with comfortable seating and the gentle sound of water fountains. It's the kind of space that invites you to slow down and dream a little. There's a quiet magic to it that's hard to explain but easy to feel. The sandwich counter is excellent and absolutely worth it, and if you have the time, ordering a wood-fired pizza and enjoying it out in the garden is the move. The espresso drinks don't quite match the level of the food, but honestly, that's not why you come here. This is a place to decompress, to reset, to breathe. I come here as often as I can and every time, it feels like stepping into a little hidden world.

LA rarely gives you a true "third place" -- somewhere to just exist. The backyard at Jackson Market…read moreand Deli is one of those rare spots. Lush plants, trickling water, chill people -- perfect for a quiet afternoon with a friend. Food is simple, all disposable -- real plates would be a nice touch.

Convenience, friendly service and a clean atmosphere as me there at least three too four times a…read moreweek for the past 30 years. I love the sandwiches which are cheaper then SUBWAY or JERSEY MIKE'S and are better! I usually get the Chicken Salad with tomatoes, onion, mustard and mayo on a roll and it' great! I wish they had more deli items such as sliced lunch meat, but they have packaged items as well. It is where locals go, especially for wine and liquor and the ownership is committed to quality service with longtime employees that aim to please. If you live in Venice or the Marina, you know. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!

I intended to eat half and save the rest. That plan lasted exactly one bite. Somehow the sandwich…read morekept convincing me that "one more bite" was a reasonable decision. It turns out the entire sandwich agreed with that logic.

I felt as if I was in a New York Deli!…read more I wanted Pastrami and ordered Uber Eats. Johnnie's Pastrami in Culver City popped up. I gave the driver an additional tip since she drove so far. I called to confirm the order. The woman I spoke with told me the pastrami is double dipped. She wasn't kidding. The pastrami was hell of moist, meaty and oh so tasty. Did I mention it was huge! A hefty appetite could eat the whole sandwich. I did pick at the second sandwich I definitely recommend Johnnie's if you want a filling and satisfying Pastrami sandwich. It was really good. Five Stars

I would give them 3.5 stars if I could…read more Solid enough sandwich, it was served almost immediately after I ordered it. But I couldn't tell it was fried shrimp, I originally thought it was just fried fish. It's a simple sandwich, much like a Po Boy. Great pickles that serve as a much needed acid burst. My waitress was super nice. The ambience is like an old school diner. They are obviously known for pastrami, and I will say I saw some of their pastrami dishes - the portions were HUGE!

I genuinely don't think I've ever had a sandwich like the Wagyu beef banh mi from Fatty Mart. I was…read morehonestly kind of shocked after the first bite. It somehow tasted like if a French dip and a bowl of pho had a baby, which sounds insane, but it was so so good. The Wagyu was ridiculously flavorful, and with the onions and jalapeños, every bite had that perfect mix of richness & freshness. I have to say, it was a little messy to eat, but I inhaled it in like five minutes. It comes with a pho broth on the side and that's what really sent me over the edge. Dipping the banh mi into that broth was so rich and flavorful...seriously one of the most unique and delicious things I've eaten in a while!

Stumbled onto Fatty Mart while walking around the area looking for a place to eat. We walked inside…read moreand saw that they had Taiwanese fried chicken and were instantly sold. I got a combo with two chicken tenders, white rice, and garlic green beans. I was so disappointed with how salty the chicken was. Tried to offset the salt with the sauces we got which were spicy mayo and Chinese bbq, those ended up being super salty too! I ended up basically destroying my chicken just to get salty breading part off. Without the breading the chicken was honestly pretty good. It's just way too salty with it on in my opinion. I did love the mini mart side to this place. They have all kinds of snacks, alcohol, and non alcoholic beverages to choose from. I ended up getting an apple soda drink from Taiwan and it was so good! Might be back to check out the other food they offer but after this experience I'm honestly kinda scared that I'll end up with more super salty things.

Mostly a butcher shop. High quality kosher. Not cheap. Lots of things to try including grass fed…read morebeef, corned beef, bison meat, delicacies. Good for holidays. They accept pre orders. Catering too.

I bought some chicken schnitzel and cooked it for dinner with green beans and rice.Both my daughter…read moreand I had tummy issues after and that was all we ate.I do not know if it is because the chicken comes from too far away from Iowa or it is that the store is not clean enough. All I know is that the chicken was the cause and I felt better the next day. I will never buy there again which is sad because they are in my neighborhood.

It was packed the 1st day of passover & my mom wanted Matzo Brie & Matzo was actually unavailable…read morein stores!!! & she wanted to go 89 now living with me. The service was beyond OUTSTANDING!!! BUSY/THEY COULDN'T DO ENOUGH!!! GUESS WHY IT'S THE LAST JEWISH DELI STANDING (Factors is honestly to hard to park with her wheelchair) THANK YOU ALL AT FROMINS FOR JUST BEING Once a month I take mom to the valley to Uncle Bernie's sort of a cousin Deli in Encino (Far from Culver City)

You know I just realized this place is NOT a regular Jewish Deli any longer. It's more like a…read moreMexican Deli with some Jewish foods. Today I had ordered Matzo ball soup. The broth was more Mexican style than Jewish style. It had a little spice to it. Also the color was so dark. I've never seen chicken soup that dark before and only in Mexican restaurants. Their potato salad that came with my main course also turned Hispanic with other herbs and spices in it. This place is just okay. I might come back but there are definitely much better Jewish deli restaurants in L.A to go to. If you really want to go to to a real Jewish deli, this is not the place. It's more Hispanic with a Jewish name and that's it.

Love the chicken and prosciutto sandwich for lunch. It's such a perfect combination of crunchy and…read moresweet. I don't know anywhere else to get a sandwich like this and it keeps bringing me back! Perfect lunch spot. Free parking, easy in or outdoor seating, and chill vibes.

Mendocino Farms is one of my favorite California chains, and I was staying nearby in Marina del Rey…read moreand popped in for a quick lunch. Parking here is free and easy in a private lot, which is a rare win in this area and makes stopping by way less stressful. The food is solid and consistently yummy, with generous portions that actually leave you full. The sandwiches and salads are fresh, flavorful, and are high quality California comfort food. There are tons of vegetarian options as well as easy to customize sandwiches and other deli style offerings. The sides are so good too, and my favorite is the curried cous cous! I always upsize to a larger side and take the leftovers back to my hotel. I ordered a veggie sandwich with cous cous. My sandwich was stuffed with ingredients and was absolutely delicious. I ended up taking half of my meal back to the hotel to enjoy later (the leftovers were just as good, too)! The sandwiches travel especially well, making Mendocino Farms a terrific choice for a picnic on the beach. Where things got a little strange at this location was the service. The employees were polite but noticeably awkward, and interactions felt a bit "off" and disorganized. They weren't rude, just very weird. They also straight up stared to see if you would leave a tip, and then if you did they'd ring a loud cowbell. This made me feel really uncomfortable, and it felt extremely passive-aggressive. It was a quiet Sunday morning, but the restaurant was busy. Seating here is extremely limited (there are only a few tables and spots to sit), and a good half of the restaurant was taken up by catering bags and to-go orders placed on chairs and tables. It made the space feel cluttered and not very welcoming if you were hoping to sit and eat. Really wish they'd put the catering orders somewhere else instead of taking up valuable real estate for paying customers who want to dine in! Overall, this location of Mendocino Farms seems great for takeout thanks to the food and parking, but not ideal for dining in. If you're grabbing a meal to go, it's a good choice. Just don't count on a comfortable sit-down experience.

The sandwiches here are so fantastic! The ingredients are fresh and work perfectly together. They…read morecome out warm and fresh and they're such filling sandwiches. Those housemade chips are incredible, I could eat those by themselves! You also have to try their freshly baked cookies, every flavor is soo good. I love chocolate, so the chocolate chip and triple chocolate are my favorites, but my husband likes the white chocolate macadamia nut and lemon coconut ones! Service is so nice, food comes out quick. They're in a strip mall with parking, and there quite a bit of seating.

We found this little sandwich shop tucked away in this little strip mall just off of Barrington…read more The restaurant itself is a lot larger than I anticipated. Just a heads up, they only accept card payments. Card payments includes Apple Pay as well as Google pay, in case you were wondering. I was impressed by the large dining area the natural light that comes through and how clean everything was. The menu is tough for me to read because I am a little bit more visually impaired these days. But they are located on three large TV screens above the register and ordering area. There are printed menus available as well. Most of their sandwiches look like they are anywhere from about $15-$18 each. They have quite a variety. I really love and appreciate that the person who took my order not only was very familiar with their sandwiches and could make some really good recommendations, but they were very mindful in letting me know if I were ordering a sandwich that were cold versus hot. Sometimes I've had the experience where I order a sandwich and I get it and it's cold. I didn't anticipate that. So, there was one sandwich that I thought I was going to order from here and the employee who is taking my order let me know that that was a good selection, but that it was a cold sandwich and not a hot one. Thank goodness. A dodge bullet on that one. I also really appreciate the fact that the employee let me know that with certain sandwiches, if the bread type was not one that I cared for that I might be able to substitute it without any problem. I ordered food for my kiddo, and I mentioned that she has a little bit more bit more difficult time with breads that are crispy or hard or tough, like a French roll. So she made it very clear to me as to which bread varieties they have that might be good for her situation. I also really like the fact that the employee knew what was in the different spreads that they use on their sandwiches. That was very helpful. I also mentioned to the employee that I am allergic to olives and cucumbers. And so, if there were any items that we were ordering that were inclusive of cucumbers and olives, she would put cucumbers on the side, but olives were not a worry because they don't use them in house at all. I was honestly just really impressed with your service and the knowledge of their staff. She said that a lot of their repeat business comes from their in-house spreads that they use on their sandwiches. I believe it. My family and I we ordered about five different sandwiches. Each sandwich comes with a side salad unless of course you go ahead and decide to order an upgraded side. Some of the examples of upgraded sides include things like french fries or a goat cheese and tomato soup. Another option was a turkey chili or a side of coleslaw or a kale pasta salad. Those are all pretty good seeming sides. Personally, I ordered pretty blindly. I didn't really look at the cost of each of the sandwiches that I ordered nor did I ask about the cost for the upgraded sides. But all in all, five sandwiches and upgraded size for each of them was a total of $100. I figured, 20 bucks per person really isn't bad these days.