The 9 Best Places for Pastrami Sandwiches in Philadelphia

Melissa Rhodes: I love the pastrami sandwich with cheese and dressing. Can't wait to go back.

Leonardo Vieira: Amazing Pastrami Sandwich, with mayo and Swiss cheese!

Marci Rhodes-Morris: Grab a pastrami sandwich, it's a huge treat for your mouth!!

Kevin Skobac: Try the Corned Beef and Pastrami Sandwich

Joel Goldman: Pastrami Reuben with a side of potato pancakes! Be sure to ask for apple sauce.

Michael Clayton: Try the Hot Pastrami Sandwich - Now that's a great sandwich! #pastrami #muenster #rye

Aileen Fernandes: Try the hot pastrami sandwich

Steff E.: Best hot pastrami sandwich I've ever had! Get it with Russian dressing on the side!

Serious Eats: The Jewish Hoagie: this masterpiece is piled high with corned beef, peppery pastrami, spiced beef, tangy kosher salami, American cheese, shredded iceberg, tomatoes, and pickled banana peppers. Read more.

Cristina Adair: Good fun! Bowling, games and drinks. Arrive early to ensure you get a lane on the weekends.

mdawaffe: Funnel cake fries.

Adam H: Craft draft beer at good prices ($4.5-$5), parking lot behind, and a second bar upstairs. Identical vibe to North Bowl, but even bigger. Looking forward to checking out the roof deck part in summer.

Sarah Mahaffy: BBQ roast beef sandwich was great! Staff wasn't the friendliest but good food. Busy place!

Lauren Nikki: Great sandwiches for a great price! Yum yum!

A Li: Nice quaint place to talk

Amy Shellhammer: Fantastic pizza! Get there early for the tomato pie -- it sells out fast.

John Neal: If you get here early enough for breakfast get their home fries. They are amazing.

Akima Morgan: Hands down the best mac & cheese in the city... Maybe anywhere! Too bad it's only on Soul Food Fridays.

Raj Sarma: What can I say about this place that hasn't already been said? Make sure to go early and get the donuts. Don't miss out on the corned beef and pastrami sandwich.

Stephanie H.: So many things to try. Stop by dinics for sandwiches. Cannoli from Termini bros is amazing.

visitPA: The historic farmers market located in downtown Philadelphia opened in 1892 and is a favorite among locals as well as visitors. Choose from homemade Amish specialties to fresh seafood.

Jered Widmer: Their deli sandwich selection is great! The weekday lunch rush can be hectic so try to get in before 1pm or after 2pm.

Jered Widmer: Don't want to wait? Avoid the mad lunch rush between 12:30-1. Hit them up a little early or after 1:15.

Brittany Barnhart: Eveeything!!

Joe: Cheap and delicious, perfect for brunch

Jason Hand: Try one of their hoagies or paninis if you come through.

Tara Rasmussen: These guys are super nice and the breakfast sandwiches are delish:)