2nd Ave Deli - Críticas y comentarios

The food here was absolutely amazing. We had soups, pickles and a slaw and everything was great. The service was good and so is the atmosphere. Highly recommend...

Sad to say, this place was disappointing. Food quality B-, Service C, Price C.I really loved 2nd Av Deli and used to be my favorite place. Now it’s just a touri...

Was craving a pastrami sandwich for a while. Was very disappointed when I received it. After spending almost $30, I threw it away. ugh!! All fat. I will never e...

Absolutely delicious pastrami sandwiches. We have been coming for years and I highly recommend!

Excellent matzoh ball soup. Broth was very flavorful and matzoh ball was soft and fluffy, as it should be. Pastrami was extremely juicy and fresh. Best Jewish s...

Great deli, great service. The spinach knish was especially delicious. Matzoh soup had gorgeous clear broth and a good hearty helping of carrots. The matzoh bal...

This does not replace Carnegie Deli that closed down in midtown NYC. The staff matches the friendliness and service. A good sign. The pastrami was not as juicy...

Great food, nice staff need more vegetarian soup options. Then they get a 5 stars. Easy to make pea soup and motzoh ball soup with vegetable stock VS meat stock...

Can?t say enough about the amazing pastrami sandwiches 2nd Ave Deli makes. Just simply flavorful and juicy perfection at its best. Grabbed a sandwich to go with...

I don?t even know how they dare to charge so much money for their food. I ordered chicken cutlet sandwich for $20 thinking that it must be delicious if it?s so...

Amazing deli the food was extremely rich but absolutely worth it. The pastrami sandwich is something I'd go out of my way to try again. It was one of...

The food is good! Really good! But this place is so overrated! Like, $70 for a sandwich and soup! (Tax tip included) If you wanna add anything basic- extra...

I wish this place would take pride in its identity and its food. What I had today was nothing short of embarrassing for a Jewish deli. A friend was in town...