Foster Village Kosher Delicatessen — Restaurant in Bergenfield

Just got good news that i was cancer free. So my friend says lets get a pastrami sandwich from fosters. First time there, so my friend ordered his sandwich never asked for mustard ,while standing there in from of the widow case that displayed other hot foods so i asked could i have a piece of the chix with mushrooms and one stuff cabbage so i could try it,hoping i become a customer. My friend comes up to me and says what did i order i told him one piece of each so i could try it, so i look at the guy and he trying say i never said that which was not true but was charging 14.00 i said no i want a piece that i never been here before. He seem to be very upset to change it or handle the situation in professional manner then my friend leaving and said what were we charged 34.oo. i replied are you kidding 14.00 for pastrami sandwich, so for 25.00 i got one piece of chix one piece of stuff cabbage 2 sodas that highway robbery. I haved saved a picture. I will notify proper authorities and written complaints...

Grew up in NJ but living in Honolulu for 20+ years, I need a regular fix of Jersey Jew food and this is my go-to place. Got off the airplane and headed straight to Foster Village. Absolutely to die for. My wife and I consumed a pastrami sandwich, spinach knish, square potato knish, veggie latke, matzo ball soup, Dr Browns soda and a coffee for lunch. Exceeded expectations. Everything perfect and half the price of the touristy Katz, Harolds, Noah, etc. places. Super friendly staff are friendly, ultra accommodating and service was lightning fast. I enjoyed just sitting listening to the customer interactions. I felt like I was home again. I then ordered a whitefish salad sandwich, a bag of rugelach, a pint of pickles and some more Dr Browns for our drive to upstate. Thank you Foster Village Deli for my perfect day...

Highly recommend! We ordered a bunch of trays for a shiva and Tal was a huge help in figuring out what I should get and how much. We got goulash, roast chicken, kasha varnichki, orzo w mushrooms and onion, mashed potatoes and a bunch of salads. The price was very reasonable for everything we got. My family LOVED dinner (including my picky grandparents who usually only like home cooked food). The only thing I wasn’t a huge fan of was the sweet and sour stuffed cabbage- the sauce and cabbage were delicious but it could be just personal preference and that I’m used to a different style of meat in mine. Nonetheless, we also got nova salmon, whitefish salad, and split pea soup and really liked these as well. We will 100% be ordering...