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The food’s pretty grub. And the service is very good. Courteous and fast. The pastrami is awesome though a few pieces can be a little dry. But the half sando, half soup is a nice meal. Add a couple bucks if you want the famous matzo ball soup. Comes with slaw inside so remember to tell them to put it on the side if you’re not into wet pastrami sandwiches. The patty melt is tasty but dang, super oily. The whole thing turns out wet cuz of the grease. Caramelized onions tip the scales for this one. Comes with side of slaw or potato salad. I haven’t drank here but they have a full bar. Also some nice pastries. Gets very busy in the weekends but weekdays are cool. Be prepared to spend more than you think. But it’s a good meal and in a good atmosphere. Nice area of town to walk around before or after you feast. Parking is generally available. Meters in front but I usually look on the side streets there they have two hour free parking.
G LeeG Lee
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Saul’s has the best Jewish food I’ve had since moving to California! The Pastrami Reuben was absolutely delicious, with a generous portion of meat and perfectly toasted bread, it did not disappoint. The Brisket Bubbe was also delicious, I like the Reuben more, but my friend preferred the brisket. Between the two sides, I like the potato salad more than the coleslaw. I also ordered the Green New Dill, a dill infused cocktail that was very refreshing. My friend ordered something I’ve never had, a celery cream soda, and that was delicious too! The service was good at the restaurant. Our waiter was attentive and answered questions about my tree nut allergy. As for the ambiance, the vibes in there were pretty good! We got sat outside and thanks to the heaters we weren’t too cold, but we did have to stay bundled up for the whole meal. The inside feels like an old Jewish deli and is quite charming. I’ll be going back to Saul’s for sure!
Sam MyersSam Myers
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Loved the matzo ball soup and the celery seed soda. The malach was good (Yemeni bread) was good and light. Cute interior. Will return.
Gabriela CadenaGabriela Cadena
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Lively, and fun. Delicious food and warm and welcoming atmosphere
Rebecca DickherberRebecca Dickherber
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This is a a great deli! Very cool classic vibe and some great old school staples. The food and service were amazing. I definitely recommend getting the pickles and latkes. They also have a great bakery section and really awesome bagels. It does seem to get busy on the weekend so make sure to go early.
jesse sjesse s
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Love this place! Welcoming and cozy interior. This is a must visit in Berkeley for the comfort food and the years of family run Jewish food. Try the Pastrami Ruskie and Falafel Platter you won't regret it! My first time trying Knish and it didn't disappoint at all though it's just a potato side mmm! Erm the baklava is a no-no though.
Angelene TangAngelene Tang
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Nearby Attractions Of Saul's Restaurant & Delicatessen
Berkeley Rose Garden
Codornices Park
Ohlone Park
Live Oak Park
Ohlone Dog Park
Polished Nail Spa
The Back Room
The Local Butcher Shop
M.A.C. Berkeley
Aftel Archive of Curious Scents

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Address
1475 Shattuck Ave., Berkeley, CA 94709
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(510) 848-3354
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saulsdeli.com
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Pastrami & other Jewish soul food staples bring the New York deli experience to the West Coast.
attractions: Berkeley Rose Garden, Codornices Park, Ohlone Park, Live Oak Park, Ohlone Dog Park, Polished Nail Spa, The Back Room, The Local Butcher Shop, M.A.C. Berkeley, Aftel Archive of Curious Scents, restaurants: Cheese Board Collective Pizzeria, Chez Panisse, Farmhouse Kitchen Thai Cuisine, Imm Thai Street Food, Grégoire Restaurant, Berkeley Social Club, Crepevine, Victory Point Cafe, Pupuseria y Restaurante Platano, IPPUDO Berkeley

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