Katz Deli Katz's Deli

Katz's Deli Awards

This is the epitome of the Jewish deli and a must-visit for out-of-town guests in need of a good corned beef sandwich.
Openings: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner daily
Katz's Deli, New York, NY


Katz's Deli Restaurant Review:


Opened in 1888, this landmark of a Jewish deli in the historic immigrant neighborhood of the Lower East Side is a mammoth caféteria-style spot with the opportunity for great people-watching --- the famous scene in "When Harry Met Sally" was filmed here. Vintage signs adorn the walls with outdated slogans like, "Send a Salami to Your Boy in the Army." You can get table service, but the most authentic way to go here is to take a ticket at the door, which employees at the counter punch with the prices as you order things to eat. Our recommendations: the grilled hot dogs and the hand-sliced corned beef that's as lean --- and as good --- as it gets. Traditional desserts include black and white cookies, cakes and New York cheesecake.