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Amazing Pastrami Sandwich!!!
Setup -- another stop on our Tony Bourdain NY food tour and another homerun!
Food -- definitely one of the spots I was most excited about on our first trip to NYC. After tooling around in Central Park, walked up to grab a pastrami sandwich. What I didn't expect was the
Half sandwich with soup combo is an excellent lunch special. Pastrami was super delicious with some table mustard smeared everywhere. Definitely get the matzoball soup. Tried the spinach knish, but I was far too full by then.
They serve up a great pastrami sandwich though at $25 it’s not great value. Their pastrami also tends to be on the leaner side compared to Katz’s. That’s a negative for me but on the other hand, the lines aren’t as long. Their seating area is pretty tiny so there is often an extra wait if you want t
We went into this place on a whim since we’re big fans of pastrami sandwiches, but I think we would’ve been better off getting deli items and preparing them the way we wanted at home instead.
The famous 8-9oz pastrami sandwich wasn’t bad, but for $25 (1/2lb of the same meat was $24 on its own), it
Came here a few days after hitting the more well known Deli down in Lower Manhattan. I believe that this Pastrami on Rye is just as good as the other. Only difference is you don’t see the butchers cutting the meat and the meat is much thinner here. Seems like it went through a commercial slicer b
At Pastrami Queen, renowned for its classic deli offerings, we had the pleasure of trying their signature pastrami sandwiches, accompanied by homemade fries and a refreshing soda. With impeccable freshness and delectable ingredients, there is no doubt about the quality of their offerings. We are awa
Old school kosher deli, pastrami is a lot leaner and thinly sliced unlike Katz of S&P, also less of burn exterior is trimmed giving a unique texture and taste. Pickle's not bad, such a large portion saved 1/3 for later. At $24 per is tad expensive for what you get.
Shout out to Anthony Bourdain, who always gave a rec for this spot - one of the best pastrami sandwiches in town, and definitely better than Katz's in my opinion. Small Jewish deli with a lot of Jewish Diner offerings, often frequented by locals.
Great pastrami sandwich - the only thing is that place is too small but other than that both service and food are just extraordinary
Beef sandwich with a bit of bread - who wouldn't like that. Great place for the famous pastrami sandwiches. And they come with pickles.
Beef was tender and flavourful. The staff is very friendly and positive. The atmosphere is not pretentious so it's a great spot for a takeaway food or a quick in-s
Fantastic and better than Katz’s Deli! My $25 pastrami sandwich was overflowing with meat. I got the mustard and dressing on the side. There was only a 5 minute wait on a beautiful Friday afternoon. This is probably my new favorite place to eat near the Met Museum.
Absolutely delicious, authentic pastrami sandwiches 🥪 I've been here twice in a week and would definitely go back!
Stopped in for the famous pastrami! I was surprised it was almost $30 but it was delicious. It was our first time in New York so we had to try a classic pastrami!
Pastrami Queen is the real deal! Best pastrami in the city and same with the Matzo ball soup. Hand cut fries were absolutely delicious. Service is top-notch and super friendly! Can’t wait to go back.
Their pastrami hot sandwich is famous for a reason. Amazing! very good, tender, meaty, yummy. However, be aware that they use bread with caraway. if you don't like it, maybe you should ask to use another bread. I do not know if the replacement will be possible though.
Garlic fries are also great. As
This has been our go to take out for pastrami but dined here for first time and was even better. Quick service and Super attentive and kind staff. There is something special about their bread and pastrami. Also recommend their matzo ball soup.
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