Hobby's

The food was very good, simple and large portioned. The staff was friendly and attentive. The only complaint was a bit pricey considering location and atmosphere.

It's unfortunate that I didn't follow Seth P.'s recommendation on this old-timey joint for more than three years, but I finally had some time to venture out here on a weekday (check the schedule before going; this is a daytime-only spot and is closed on Sunday.)

Although I'd normally select pastrami as the crucial bellwether for a Jewish deli, corned beef was mentioned more frequently in news articles, was listed first on the menu and was house-cured, so that was my choice. I enjoyed the juicy, substantial sandwich.

The homestyle soup was a massive stunner. It went a step beyond typical deli soup by adding parsnips. Another good touch was that in additional to regular pickles, there were pickled tomatoes.

While I won't venture all the way through the surprisingly long menu for offerings like mac and cheese, I may check out the hot dog next time.

An all around great experience... It's a must you order the pastrami and corned beef!

Awesome food. Tried the bacon club I think, and the turkey with pastrami. Both amazing quality.

horrible, over priced, and the cheapest humans god ever created run that buisness. spent $43 on 4 sandwiches and asked for a plastic cup to pour snapple into and they had the ordacity to ask me for 5 cents for the cup. after they just saw me put $2 in the tip jar. manager very rude. gave me 1 packet of mustard for each sandwich, when i asked for 2 more mustard they said 4 is enough. omg the cheap mother lovers. will never go there again. worst experience for a first time customer.