Old-school Bronx Jewish deli w/ standout pastrami on rye & matzo ball soup. Classic vibe.
Will Hartman reviews Liebman's Kosher Deli, a Riverdale spot praised for its thinly sliced pastrami on rye and old-school diner vibe, complete with bouncy booths and classic tunes.
This Bronx-based Jewish deli offers a classic, old-school dining experience with comforting, traditional fare. Patrons rave about the thinly sliced pastrami on rye, matzo ball soup, and the overall authentic deli atmosphere.
A traditional Jewish deli known for its excellent pastrami on rye, matzo ball soup, and other classic dishes. While most reviews are positive, with pastrami and matzo ball soup being highly recommended, some customers find the prices to be on the higher side. Latkes and reubens are also mentioned positively, though one review described the latke as dense.
"The Liebman’s Special, pastrami on rye, matzo ball soup, brisket, tongue, fricasee, stuffed cabbage, rugelach, meatloaf, chicken noodle soup, and frankfurters are all highly recommended by patrons."
Customers overwhelmingly praise this establishment for its authentic Jewish deli experience and high-quality, traditional dishes, particularly the pastrami and matzo ball soup, though some note it can be pricey.
Important Note
Some customers find the prices to be high, and one review noted the latkes were dense.
"This user states that Liebman's is currently the best Jewish deli in NYC."
Positive"This comment mentions Liebman's in Riverdale is still open, having not been there since they were a teen."
Neutral"Following a visit, this user confirmed that Liebman's latkes were truly great, also noting the good slaw and pastrami."
Positive"Liebman's was described as incredible, with thin-cut but juicy pastrami and great staff. The half pastrami, half corned beef combo and latkes were also recommended."
Positive"A user planned to visit Liebman's to compare it to Katz's."
Neutral"This user suggested Liebman's deli as an excellent choice for authentic Jewish deli food, located in the Arthur Ave/Little Italy area near the NYBG."
Positive"Liebman's in Riverdale, Bronx is a less obvious but good choice for pastrami, and is relatively convenient with a car."
Positive"Liebman's, described as the only Jewish deli left in the Bronx and located near Neem, was highly recommended as being superior to Katz's Deli with fewer crowds and similar pricing."
Positive"The author believes Leibman's pastrami is comparable in quality to Katz's, affirming its high standard."
Positive"Leibman's Deli in the Bronx is highly praised as the author's favorite for pastrami, despite the location being a long train ride away."
Positive"Commenter suggests Liebmanns (along with 2nd Ave Deli) specifically for brisket quality."
Positive"Commenter recommends Liebman's Deli in Kingsbridge, Bronx, specifically highlighting their excellent brisket, acknowledging it might be a trip for some."
Positive"Commenter highly recommends Liebman's Deli in the Bronx as a truly old-fashioned Jewish deli. They praise the matzo ball soup, brisket, tongue, fricasee, and pastrami as "the bomb", though noting it's expensive."
Positive"User expresses strong positive sentiment ('Hell yeah') about Liebmans being included, while noting it's the only spot mentioned from the Bronx (BX)."
Positive"Classic Jewish deli. IMHO, pastrami is a tad better than Katz’s."
Positive"Their #2 — turkey, pastrami and tongue on rye is even better than the straight pastrami."
Positive"Looks delicious I have to try it and it’s in my neighborhood"
Positive"They do have seeded!"
Positive"NGL my wife and I would motive ourselves to get out and go for a walk before our wedding with a Liebman's hotdog with mustard and slaw."
Neutral"The Liebman’s Favorite is $32, which is what you see in pic 1. You get an enormous helping of both corned beef and pastrami, mashed or fried potatoes with gravy, and kishka."
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