This place serves up a decent reuben sandwich. The rye is toasty, the corned beef is thing and juicy, the sauerkraut is tangy, the sauce isn't overpowering, and the cheese is nice and melty. Is it the best deli in Phoenix? Absolutely not. Probably not even the best deli within two square miles. But, the portions are outrageously huge at a reasonable price.
I do caution that the sides have each left something to be desired. The mac and cheese is reminiscent of the stuff I used to get in my public school cafeteria. The potato salad tastes like the stuff my aunt brings to the family barbecue that she forgot about until the last minute, and then it sits out for a while. Not great, but you eat it anyways. Even the fries typically come out a little on the soggy and sad side of things.
At the end of the day, I'll go back regularly because the sandwiches make it worth it. I've yet to be disappointed by that, and that's what really counts here.