Langers deli reviews

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Did you know that there is a world famous Jewish deli about two miles from where I live? Yeah, neither did I. Not only do we not measure things in miles because two miles can be about 30 minutes of driving depending on traffic but we have so many food options that we are often overwhelmed. But my mom came up to visit me this week and I felt she should try a classic Jewish deli out here, especially after our favorite one in New York City closed for a while Carnegie is back open, so expect a review when I visit NYC in the spring. The brown leather booths and funky diner seats were enough to really set the scene. But the friendly staff really brought it home for me.

Langers deli reviews

Get FREE email communications from Fodor's Travel, covering must-see travel destinations, expert trip planning advice, and travel inspiration to fuel your passion. This James Beard Award winner not only has the look and feel of a no-frills Jewish deli from New York, it also has the food to match. The draw here is the hand-cut pastrami: lean, peppery, robust—and with a reputation for being the best in town. Other classics include the 19 pastrami with Swiss and coleslaw piled high on twice-baked rye , but purists prefer it straight up with Russian dressing. The neighborhood is a little rough around the edges, but if you're in search of a classic deli, it would be wise not to worry and dive in for blintzes, matzo ball soup, and a take-home order of rugelach. Alvarado St. Our favorite spots in National Parks. Best Road Trips in America. Ultimate Guides for the ultimate trip.

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I am a corned beef Jew. Despite my religious Jewish upbringing from the age of seven I went to Hebrew school three times a week culminating in a Bar Mitzvah by Rabbi Bornstein , I am a cultural rather than a religious Jew. And much of that culture revolves around food. But not just any food—Jewish deli food. The original Jewish delicatessens were in New York City. As any native Angeleno deli expert will tell you, there is only one deli in L. I recently made my annual pilgrimage to this Mecca of delicatessens.

Langers deli reviews

Get FREE email communications from Fodor's Travel, covering must-see travel destinations, expert trip planning advice, and travel inspiration to fuel your passion. This James Beard Award winner not only has the look and feel of a no-frills Jewish deli from New York, it also has the food to match. The draw here is the hand-cut pastrami: lean, peppery, robust—and with a reputation for being the best in town. Other classics include the 19 pastrami with Swiss and coleslaw piled high on twice-baked rye , but purists prefer it straight up with Russian dressing. The neighborhood is a little rough around the edges, but if you're in search of a classic deli, it would be wise not to worry and dive in for blintzes, matzo ball soup, and a take-home order of rugelach. Alvarado St. Our favorite spots in National Parks. Best Road Trips in America. Ultimate Guides for the ultimate trip.

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No Rating. I was able to finish one half of the sandwich before realizing that this was an overwhelming amount of beef tongue. The broth looked plain but it was packed with more flavor in each spoonful than most matzo ball soups have in the entire pot. No dinner, Reservations not accepted. Best Road Trips in America. Log in with user name:. So it was about time. But never at Jewish deli. Not only do we not measure things in miles because two miles can be about 30 minutes of driving depending on traffic but we have so many food options that we are often overwhelmed. Check your email for an email confirmation. Known For: 19 sandwich Jewish deli classics like matzo ball soup and rugelach No-frills atmosphere. I have to say, this was delicious. The staff was friendly and the people were all cheery and talkative around us, creating a community-like atmosphere. Get the recipe.

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Remember Me. But never at Jewish deli. Image via Trip Advisor It was hard to choose what to eat. It was just a really fun, authentic deli experience. I just feel bad for whoever is sat next to that freezer. Not only do we not measure things in miles because two miles can be about 30 minutes of driving depending on traffic but we have so many food options that we are often overwhelmed. Read the review. They also kept their solid, spongey texture, which made them so satisfying to cut into. View Website. Michelle Rae Uy. Other classics include the 19 pastrami with Swiss and coleslaw piled high on twice-baked rye , but purists prefer it straight up with Russian dressing. Thank you for your interest! Traditionalists insist on it straight-up, while others opt for the 19, which piles the pastrami on crusty twice-baked rye, along with Swiss cheese and a heap of coleslaw. It was addictive thanks to its freshness, deliciousness, and texture. This James Beard Award winner not only has the look and feel of a no-frills Jewish deli from New York, it also has the food to match.