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1521, Locust Street, 19102, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, US United States
contacts phone: +1 215-735-7305
website: www.schlesingersdeli.com
larger map & directionsLatitude: 39.9487593, Longitude: -75.1672109
Bryan Holm
::This Kosher deli was an amazing experience! From the comfy seating, long marble table tops and the fact they use real glass cos makes me happy at first appearance. My Ruben was very tasty, and I absolutely loved the pickle bar! What a treat. The waitress was incredibly busy, but she gave us wonderful service considering all that was weighing on her. The display cases made me want to leave with a delicious dessert. All around fabulous place. You won't regret you tried it.
Steve Gotzler
::Very good old style deli. Great pickles. A little overpriced. But very good. Try it.
Moniquea Theresa-N
::I went here for the 1st time yesterday and looking for a really good Reuben. I was not disappointed...I hand one of the best Pastrami Reuben's EVER!!! Pastrami was delicious and plentiful, with great kraut as well. Highly recommend, and I'll definitely be back real soon!!
Jim Hytken
::The quintessential Jewish delicatessen. A wide selection of breakfast lunch and dinner items. A complementary pickle bar has a wide assortment of pickles as well as cucumbers and hot peppers. The matzo ball soup was excellent and the matzoh ball was about the size of a baseball. There was plenty of chicken, bowtie pasta and carrots in a tasty broth. The matzoh ball was exactly the correct consistency. Hot pastrami on rye with cheddar cheese was equally as good and about 2 inches thick. The potato pancakes were small, about 3 inches in diameter but very flavorful. Try to save room for dessert, if you can. They have an outstanding assortment to please just about anybody. You might end up taking quite a bit home with you. I found the price is very reasonable.
Marshall Schurtz
::Great little deli/diner vibe in an area of the city you wouldn't expect it. Great lunch special: 7-10:30!! That's almost a brunch special. Can get a coffee with eggs and home fries and toast for $6.75 (plus 3 other combos that are more expensive). I got the "toast" as a bagel with cream cheese and was full until dinner. Food is very solid, nothing fancy but done as well as you would expect. Will certainly go back again.