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Just remember, this authentic kosher style deli accepts ONLY cash or check. No cards or electronic payment. Whatsoever. The payoff is in the best tasting, wonderful food I've had from a deli outside of NYC,period. Can't wait to my next opportunity to try something different!!
Carshons is the best locally owned deli in Fort Worth! This restaurant tucked away near the 8th Ave & Berry intersection is worth the drive.
Be aware it is cash only- no credit cards accepted. Also lunch only.
It was completely packed when we walked in during lunch around 130pm.
We ordered the R
Still a great Fort Worth institution. The Ruthie sandwich was great freshly drilled and stuffed with corned beef and turkey. The coconut cream pie is well worth the calories!
The pastrami on rye toasted with Swiss cheese is fantastic! Also, the chicken salad plate is delicious. The bagel was warm, fresh, and buttery. Awesome dessert. Friendly staff. Bring cash! No credit or debit cards accepted. Open for lunch service.
Carshon's did not disappoint. Our sandwiches were perfectly made with plenty of meat. The macaroni salad was excellent. The perfect blend of ingredients and not heavily dressed. The coconut pie was still warm from the oven. It had an incredible meringue top and wasn't overly sweet. Best coconut pie
We went here for a lunch with family that lives in the area. The sandwiches are good, big and some are better than others. While 2 of the 4 of us really liked their sandwich, 2 of us weren't blown away with them. Mine was a mix of corned beef and turkey, which would have probably been pretty good if
Stopped in for lunch today for the first time. The staff was attentive and polite. The food was delicious, I had the Rachael and it’s was the best sandwich I’ve had in quite sometime. Everyone I was with enjoyed their food as well. We live over an hour away, but I would certainly visit again when in
Go for the dessert. Stay for the sandwich. Service is good but can be a little slow during the lunch rush and parking can be tight as well. So be patient and you will experience what everyone in Fort Worth over 60 has known for a long time. And don't forget to take some cash!
This place is the real deal. Might be the best deli in Texas. If you like pastrami, corned beef, Reubens, homemade pies, etc... Then this is the place for you. Everything on the menu is great. Can't say enough about this place. There is a reason they have been in business since the early 70s.
Great little shop, excellent service.
This place has been around since 1928 that says something. My wife took me here and the service and food was very good. The server was very attentive. I had the open face turkey sandwich on a biscuit type bread very good. My wife had the Rueben and loved it with corn beef. And the strawberry deligh
Had a delicious corn beef and pastrami on toasted rye. Then had chocolate pie for dessert. Great service. I will definitely eat here again.
Why is there only a picture of half a sandwich? Because who remembers to take a picture when the whole beautiful thing is setting in front of you and you are HUNGRY? Hubby and I have been coming here for over 35 years. We almost always get the Rebecca and Rachel and swap halves. Bagel chips, b
This is one of the best Reuben sandwiches that I've ever had. Get the 50/50 mix of corned beef and pastrami, and you will have experienced sandwich bliss. The bread is crisp, the meat is tender, and the revelation you'll have after the first bite is another level.
Best sandwiches in town! Try the Rachel or a chili dog or any sandwich on the nenu. They're all fantastic!!!
You will never go wrong with one of Carshon’s signature sandwiches and if you make it on a Monday (Coconut) or Wednesday (Chocolate) you will have the finest meringue pie in the City. This family owned jewel delivers with love and respect for their customers.
Lunch with The Wife today at Carshon’s Deli in Fort Worth. I had the Rachel, a corned beef and turkey grilled sandwich on rye with Swiss 🧀 cheese. It was delicious. Carshon’s is the closest thing to a real Jewish delicatessen in Tarrant County and they make some of the best sandwiches in Cow Town. D
Split the Rebecca & Rachel- terrific quality & quantity. Also had the cucumber salad & macaroni salad w/Arnold Palmers- everything was delicious. Friendly service & tastiest pastrami in FW!
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