Pastrami Plus — Restaurant in Town of Hempstead

On our way home from a day out, we decided to stop in for a few sandwiches. We call it a hidden gem. Quaint Kosher Deli, maybe 10 tables to sit for a quick bite or take out. I believe we were greeted by the owner - so nice and very welcoming. We sat at a table with menus, and he took our drink order, returning with drinks, a bowl of Cole slaw and a bowl of pickles. The Cole slaw was delicious, a little sweetness to it, not drowning in dressing. I ordered the Corned Beef on rye sandwich and my husband ordered the pastrami with Swiss cheese and a side of fries. My Corned Beef was tender and delicious, as was the rye bread. A perfect amount of meat, a decent portion for 1 person. Same with my husband's pastrami. The fries were a crinkle ends cut. Crisp on the outside, a nice potato on the inside - perfection!! They also gave us a sample of the sweet potato fries, which were equally as good, a nice sweet potato flavor. Notable mention to the pastrami knish and kasha knish that we noticed in the case and looked enticing - we will definitely try next time!! They also offer home made egg creams for those...

I've been going here for many years. Because of illness I was not able to come for quite a while. Upon my return I was pleasantly surprised to see the business still existed. Unfortunately the food is not the quality that it used to be. Don't get me wrong they still make a good sandwich. But it is not worth the price tag it carries. Ten years ago yes but not now. The man I met there said he has owned this business for the last 30 years. But that's not true. And the quality of the sandwich proves it. I took my son here for lunch. Two sandwiches one drink and a Kanish came out to fifty dollars. That's a hefty price tag for a sandwich that was Just very good. Especially when you take into consideration that this was just on a roll. It was not a hero which in the old days you could get. So now you're paying hero prices but getting a sandwich on a roll. The quality of the meat could have made up for it but it fell short. The atmosphere is as it has been for many...

This is one off the best restaurant I have ever had a philly cheese steak from.the sandwich that I had .had just right amount of meat on it ,it was seasoned well and the bread had a little crunch to it ,but was not hard at all .it was jus right .my wife had a really nice pastrami sandwich on rye bread, it was a huge sandwich.

The French fries were also good they have a nice size to them.And they give you a good portion on your plate with your sandwich. This restaurant was great the staff was nice and friendly and the atmosphere was really decent.

The restaurant was a throw back in time ,the had pictures of I love Lucy on the wall ,and signs that read 25 cent hot dogs. The restaurant was really a cool looking place. If you are into some really great kosher food this the place for you .

They have all your favorite kosher food here.and the prices are worth it you can go to some kosher restaurants and they will charge you way more for pastrami...