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- Definitely come during Hanukkah if you want a fun experience with friends or family. We brought our own Menorah and sat and enjoyed for hours. The latkes cannot be missed!
- ZenFoodsterJanuary 11, 2018This 1954 kosher Jewish deli remains 1 of NYC's oldest greats & serves a lean mean pastrami sandwich! 1 sammie's enough for 2: get xtra side of rye & top w/ their FREE coleslaw to make it extra tasty!
- ZenFoodsterJanuary 11, 2018Happy 4 late-nite drinks+Pelmenis & Pierogies (no pastrami sliders on the menu!) @ UES 2nd Ave Deli’s NEW 2ND FLOOR BAR! Open Sun-Thur 5pm–midnite; Fri-Sat 5pm–2am. Entry on E 75th St (1st/York Ave).
- Nicole KimDecember 21, 2014The matzah ball soup is great! Get the half sandwich and half soup combo (same size as the regular soup) and try the challah french toast!
- Bonus H.August 22, 2018They have old school stacked hi corned beef, pickes, cole slaw and they even have beer on tap!
- Anastasia BezverkhaNovember 5, 2014I love their consommé soup with kasha. 2nd Ave Deli is the closest I can find to Ukrainian food on UES. Plus, helps me when I'm sick. Yummy comfort food. 🍲
- John PaterakisJanuary 22, 2016Good kosher food ... but at a price. $50 for soup, sandwich, and a soda (including tax and tip.)
- Arlene MurphyOctober 14, 2015Matzah ball soup fair. I enjoyed the turkey and chopped liver sandwich. This is their 2nd location near the Metropolitan Art Museum.
- Rod VentiganSeptember 18, 2013I understand it's NYC and the upper eastside as well as it being Glatt Kosher but $35 for Matzo ball soup (no chicken pieces just broth, some small noodles and carrots) and latkes?! Never again.
- Brett FrommeNovember 7, 2015Great corned beef sandwiches. The best place for an expensive nosh. The half-sour pickles are awesome.
- Benjamin GrønvoldApril 4, 2017Proper Jewish deli on he upper east side. The triple decker are. Huuuuge
- Sam GilMay 7, 2016triple decker sandwich. biggest one ive had and preferred to katz. I love it deli meats with mustard
- Kevin BJanuary 12, 2014Good dining experience. Pierogi was good, they give you a shot of chocolate soda after the meal, real nice touch.
- Adam SiemiginowskiAugust 11, 2013Triple Decker #3 with pastrami, tongue and salami on rye is killer, and huge. You're a champ if you eat it alone.
- Very expensive compared to most Jewish delicatessens. Food is good; service is excellent. Prices and portion sizes could be better!
- The chopped liver is terrific, order it as an appetizer and pile it on the challah bread that comes to the table...
- Nina LoSchiavoMarch 30, 2014Authentic food but incredibly pricey. For $16.95, I think I need to find another place that makes a mean pastrami on rye...
- P CDecember 30, 2012Delicious and worth the extra few bucks. Half soup and sandwich is where it's at
- Kosher FoodiesNovember 13, 2012can't get enough health salad. and the meatball appetizer with egg barley is a favorite.
- angela gaylorMay 13, 2016How do I count the ways: pickles, matzo ball soup, latkes w/applesauce. Go big and then go home to take a nap!
- Pastrami sandwich. Amazing!! The pickles are super sour and also really good!
- Extra-lean pastrami, full sours, brown mustard. Never deviate from perfection.
- Caroline SchulweisDecember 24, 2014Is there crack in the mushroom and barley? It's addictive! Wear your fat pants.
- Emily HuntFebruary 9, 2012Huge portions, expect to take some home... love the complimentary pickles + cabbage on table
- Jane MermelNovember 13, 2011The sandwiches are SO big. Instead, do the soup and half sandwich special, it's plenty
- Alan WeinkrantzAugust 22, 2011This is the 2nd outpost of this famous NYC institution.... great food. Great people watching. Read more
- Kristian KristensenFebruary 27, 2013Really good food. Lousy service. Order takeout and save yourself the pain.