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Kosher Jewish deli, open since 1953, offering traditional soups, sandwiches, salads & meats.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 552 W 235th St, Bronx, NY 10463
Phone: (718) 548-4534
Website: http://liebmansdeli.com/
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Reviews
Simon Evans
Best pastrami sandwich in New York City!! The meat was so tender it had the same consistency as the bread. And the service was outstanding. Thank you Mohammad!!
… moreGizele Tavares
This is the best place I ever eat! OMG so delicious food. Everything is incredible and the people so nice, I love so much everything, Mohammad is the best energy and amazing person, if you come here looking for him.
… moreKevin H.
Great neighborhood deli. More than equal to Katz. If looking at the sandwich being sliced smisnt important to you save the trip and headache and get you some good food.
… moreMichael Springer
Authentic old school Jewish deli serving all the classics. Pastrami, corned beef, best hot dogs, macaroni salad, cucumber salad, half sour pickles plus an extensive menu of entrees. Great stuffed cabbage. It’s expensive ($25-29 for a sandwich) but one sandwich can easily feed 2 people. Besides, having an authentic old school deli meal is priceless.
… moreLeonardo Torres
Nestled within the hilly terrain of the Riverdale neighborhood in the Bronx this restaurant offers delicious kosher offerings. The pastrami was as good as any I tasted, the matzo ball soup had noodles (which was the 1st time I experienced), and the chocolate egg cream made for a complete, delicious lunch.
Another thing that is great about this deli was that there is a parking lot around the corner on Johnson Avenue. It maybe out of the way from most parts of the city but if one has a vehicle it’s relatively easy to get here.
… moreAnother thing that is great about this deli was that there is a parking lot around the corner on Johnson Avenue. It maybe out of the way from most parts of the city but if one has a vehicle it’s relatively easy to get here.
Kungster
A gem found in the Bronx! I believe the pastrami (got the overstuffed on a Kaiser) is in my top three of the NYC boroughs! The matzah ball soup with noodles and bits of fresh chicken is to die for! Flavorful and lasting taste soup. The pastrami taste and texture is what I call A1 triple stars. Exactly how I’ve always liked my pastrami! The knish was okay it was good on the inside but tough on the outside. I also wished it was warmer and perhaps, fresher. Almost forgot, coleslaw and pickles were awesome too! This was on a Sunday and it got a bit crowded but not too bad about 12:15pm. Before then it was quite quiet and chill. Service is OUTSTANDING!
… moreErik Dellea
Super fresh coleslaw.
Slam dunk brisket and pastrami.
Kids enjoyed their food even after being strung out on a three day holiday cookie bender.
… moreSlam dunk brisket and pastrami.
Kids enjoyed their food even after being strung out on a three day holiday cookie bender.
O V H
Old school and authentic Jewish deli. The waiters here are all in their 60s. The pastrami was a bit fatty. The matzo ball soup was perfectly good. The pickles are good. They were out of chicken liver. . The can of coke was overpriced. The cabbage roll was very sweet and was not made with rice
… moreJon Detrow
We moved away and miss things like a genuine Jewish deli in the city. Liebman’s fills the bill nicely. On a visit, we shared the chicken noodle soup and a pastrami sandwich. Both very good. You know you’re in a New York deli when they give you the Russian dressing in a squeeze bottle instead of a little paper cup. The cole slaw and new pickles are fresh and excellent. And the service is friendly and efficient. We’ll be back.
… moreSamuel Kaplan
Last kosher deli in the Bronx. Lasted so long due to its curing process of pastrami and corned beef.. so goooD!!!
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