This place is located in a deserted shopping strip at the end of a dead end street, a cop car was parked in the far corner, watching over the area. I don't know how to describe it other than a Kosher mini-mart with a dreary dining room next to it. I don't get the impression that this deli is looking for new customers, the faithful know where to find it and that's good enough for them. We ordered at the cashier from a very limited menu - I think today was an off day due to a Jewish holiday.
In order of arrival
- coffee $2 each : bad and burnt both.
- Chicken noodle soup w/ a Matzah ball $6 : A large ball in a small bowl, only left room for 1/2 cup of noodle soup, no chicken or carrots. Verdict was "tasty, what the doctor ordered".... but only 1/2 a cup Oy!
-Gefilte fish : $5.50 got me 3 smallish but thick slices. Pretty good but not great, it needed way more fish - don't forget to ask for horseradish if you order it
- "N.Y." pastrami and corned beef combo: $13.50 for only 6 ounces! and served with just a HALF a pickle and chips!! No coleslaw or potato salad either
OK, the sandwich did taste great but come on! For that same price in Miami I get a sandwich twice as large, served with unlimited bowls of pickles (both sour and half sour) and coleslaw. In a nice restaurant at a ten times more expensive location -not Kosher, so sue me.