Good pastrami

It's pretty good. Scratches the pastrami on rye itch. Good wraps too. Didn't love their latkes.

The latest were a bit oily and seemingly not totally cooked in the middle. I think it was someone who didn't realize that oil needs to be hotter if you're going to cook with it.

Matzoh Ball soup is the real deal. Sandwiches are expensive.

personally i think its not worth the cost. The grilled pastrami was delicious but the latke (emphasis on there only being one) was burnt, the knish was cold on the inside, and the prices are kinda ridiculous.

Pastrami is amazing. Corned beef is very good, matzo ball soup is excellent. Haven't tried anything else on the menu because I'm not sure why anyone would go to a NY Style deli to pick up a turkey sandwich.

Still miss Maurys, this place is OK- not stellar.

You gotta buy them at Madison Square Garden, at the Knicks Knish Niche.

The food is ok, but some items are overpriced. Sandwiches taste fine. the actual "jewish deli" items are very expensive. $17 for a reuben? seriously?

Their kugel is good. latkes, and knish's are ok, but not amazing.

The atmosphere is not at all like a jewish deli (if that's important to you). It feels like some kind of boutique / day spa. Wierd zen music playing, and a huge flat screen TV with nature scenes playing on a loop. What the hippy hell were they thinking?

Good but overpriced

I still think the best accessible option is Reins on the Hartford Turnpike in CT.

Weintraubs on Water St used to be my goto in the 80s and 90s but that's long gone...

Pastrami was not good; wasn’t trimmed properly, too much fat and cartilage, and the flavor was just not good. As mentioned by others, it was also overpriced for what you get.

Can’t comment on anything else, wouldn’t recommend or return. Don’t understand the hype at all.

@ $50 for two Rubens and a couple bottles of pop its really had to enjoy. Good but they’d have to be at those prices.