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Uncle Bernie's Deli

4.0 (689 reviews)
ModerateDelis, Bakeries
Open • 7:30 am - 8:00 pm
Updated over 3 months ago

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Mark G.

Loved the matzo ball soup and corned beef here, I would have went back the next day if I were close enough to. It's a winner in my book.

Different pastrami sandwich with coleslaw
David G.

Table of four. We all ordered pastrami on rye with coleslaw. Always good, always fresh. We also ordered a full order of onion rings and a side of ranch for the first time. Really good. Always good service start to finish. We always enjoy coming here

Pastrami Sandwich
Kevin P.

Another solid pastrami sandwich in the Valley. If you're looking for delicious hot pastrami sandwich closer than Brent's in Northridge and with the wait, I recommend giving Uncle Bernie's a visit in Encino. At Uncle Bernie's they have all your classic deli sandwich and more. We have tried the following: Full / Half Order- Hot Black Pastrami- The pastrami was fantastic, well seasoned and tender. It was stack high. The coleslaw was excellent as well. Full Order- Tongue Sandwich- This was excellent. The tongue was tender but still had that little chew. It was flavorful like the pastrami. This was actually my favorite yet. Service was great and friendly and parking was simple. They have a private lot with a lot space. All and all, Uncle Bernie's deliver's the hot pastrami craving and more. Until our next visit.

Diced Ham And Eggs
Aryo S.

Uncle Bernie's has a nice old-school charm with an open space dining room look with high ceilings (nice skylight), plenty of wood, and nice comfy booths. As you enter there is a deli counter and bakery counter (a bit limited however). The menu is quite large and features deli classics, sandwiches, burgers, hot dogs/franks, various appetizers, salads, soups, plenty of breakfast items (served all day!), plenty of beverages (beer & wine included) and more. They share a parking lot (decently sized with 25+ spaces) with a couple other businesses; street parking is also available. Prices seem fair and are reflective on the economy/times. On this first visit on this nice October Sunday, we were greeted warmly, sat right away, and had friendly service from all. Janet was our server and we liked her friendliness! Food came out in an appropriate time and they were quick to refill my coffee. I went with the diced ham and eggs plate, served with a choice of some sides and a bread option. My friend went with their hot reuben which looked fantastic, and came with cole slaw and kosher pickles. Will definitely be back!

Huge Pastrami Platter. 2 sides: Coleslaw & thin fries
Gary I.

There is a real Delicatessen and dessert counter as well as the dining room at Uncle Bernie's in a mall that has plenty of free parking. Delicat Essen refers to Yiddish & German meaning delicate eating although Ashkenazy cuisine is often hearty and filling. Chose the huge Pastrami Platter which includes slices of tomato, cucumber, romaine lettuce leaf, two slices of Rye bread that had no rye seed scent and leathery crust. I opted for the mayonnaise based coleslaw, which was sweet yet bland. "Thin" French fries, that seemed frozen, out of the package and didn't have that earthy potato flavour, came with an extra charge. Platter was meant to be able to make your own sandwich, a "Dagwood" if the urge strikes. The Pastrami here looks like a strip of compressed beef bacon with mostly lean meat that looks rosy red perhaps due to long, low heat to replicate a "smoke ring" & occasionally white veins of fat. The Pastrami is sweet with hints of hot spices of possibly allspice, cloves, black pepper. Meat tends to feel more dry, dense in texture, almost like a jerky. (I deliberately ordered the Pastrami to compare & contrast to the legendary Pastrami with Swiss Cheese at Langer's Deli in DTLA. The meaty Pastrami there is plush, moist, sweet, redolent with uplifting hot spices that sing with a top note of aromatic cloves. The rye bread is fragrant with the rye seeds. Coleslaw is sweet vinegar based and fermented to increase a tasty, funky Umami.) I must say that Bernie's Pastrami is good, but not great. However, it gets even better considering it could take up to an hour to get to Langer's in rush hour traffic, and closes at 4pm. Service at Bernie's is rather perfunctory and utilitarian. They're here to do their job and not much else. Schmoozing is not part of their repertoire. Not incredible food but certainly acceptable. 3+ stars.

Debbie P.

First, I will say the people that work there are terrific. Very very nice servers who were attentive and friendly. The food on the other hand was just disappointing. The Reuben sandwich bread was gummy on the un-grilled side, the cheese was not melted and the corned beef just wasn't very tasty. The coleslaw looked about a week old - Nothing crunchy about it. The coffee was good :)

Facing street sign
Jill M.

I'm going to make this short and sweet. Service? What service? Hellooooooooooooo. Yes, I was patient. We had to flag someone down to get refills of water. We had to flag someone else down to pay our bill. Then I had to flag someone down to order pie and then do it again to pay for the pie. UGH. Matzoh ball soup was good, not great. The Lemon Meringue pie was really good. The deli counter prices were mostly blank. My friend wants to go again, I'm not sure.

INTERIOR
Jeffrey A.

I had been here before with my sister, and had been wanting to return sometime. I had the opportunity today and drove all the way from Ventura for one of their sandwiches. Well worth the trek! (I coordinated it with a nice drive in the Santa Monica Mountains on the way back.) Friendly staff (my server was Janet Y) nice clean restaurant, and parking was easy. Convenient location on Ventura Blvd just east of White Oak. Highly recommended.

Chicken Meatball soup "Albondigas" .
Nanci C.

Uncle Bernie's feels like home the moment you walk in -- where everybody knows your name and every table feels like it's waiting just for you. The staff is genuinely kind, the service is effortless, and the energy is all heart. Come hungry, because the portions are big, comforting, and made to satisfy. And the albondigas soup... absolutely unforgettable -- the best this side of the Rio Grande. If you want a place that's welcoming, delicious, and easy to settle into, this is it.

Sky High Pastrami Sandwich
Michael F.

This was an old school delicatessen that has an expansive menu. My focus was on the pastrami sandwich for this visit. The sandwich I ordered was the NY Sky High pastrami sandwich. The sandwich was really good, the pastrami it self was the star. I added some of the deli mustard that was on the table to finish it off. Service was ok. Nothing bad, just nothing exceptional to note. I did order some latkes for the table and they never came out. When the server was preparing the bill, he remembered at that time and said it was a computer error on why those didn't get entered.. not sure if I believe that or not, since his order notes were hand written. I was ready to ask for them when he came back to ask how our food was, but he never came back to ask. The architecture of the dining area was dated, yet impressive. The vaulted ceiling was something to admire.

Hot Pastrami Sandwich
Dan L.

Solid 4 stars. Low key placed on Ventura blvrd this diner has those Langers vibes to it - I guess these jewesh diners are pretty much all have the same concept. The food is a little different. As a fan of Langers cabbage soup and #19 I cant help but always compare them. I got pastrami sandwich with a side of russian dressing and cole slaw. It was good but my only complain was the pastrami was cut very thin. Cabbage soup was on the sour side which I liked more than when its sweet, the beef chunks were well cooked and tasty. The service was good, the interior looked outdated and old. It was packed and 95% of all customers were 70+ years of age which was surreal. One and done.

Matt P.

Half pastrami, half brisket with fries (upcharge). Their clam chowder is on the thicker side and tasty. Their pastrami is pretty good, but still nothing like Brent's. I think if their bread was twice baked with the pillowy soft center and crunchy outside, it would have been a better experience. Don't get me wrong, Uncle Bernie's is still a great place to come to. Parking on the other hand could be a bit scarce because they share the lot with a few other establishments. The servers here are always checking up on you and refills are flowing. This is not my first or will it be my last time coming here.

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Excellent food and loved the atmosphere. I can't to come back. Also great customer service

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Ask the Community - Uncle Bernie's Deli

Is this the location where Fromans deli used to be?

Yes

How many people at an outdoor table?

Last time I was there, there were about 4 tables for 2 on the walk in front by the entry. You could put 2 together to make a table for 4. Maybe even put 3 together. The seating is right next to the parking lot.

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