Rein's Deli

I have heard great things about this restaurant from several people. I decided to check it out. They definitely did not disappoint. They have a to go area as well as a dine in area. The place was packed and the energy was amazing. They sell sandwiches, soups, deserts and souvenirs. I got the best service from a staff named Sammie. My sandwich was huge! It was made with love and oh so delicious. I will be a regular at this establishment from now on! Go and find out for yourself how great it is, Darling!

Since it was Friday and I was feeling like a corned beef sandwich, I decided to come down here for dinner after work. I knew what I was going to order before I even sat down but decided to look at them menu anyway, WOW they have a huge menu, but I ordered what I came for, a large corned beef sandwich and a chocolate egg cream. I have to say I've eaten a lot of corned beef in my time; good, bad and ugly. But this has been the most unique one I've ever had. It has the saltyness of corned beef, but had the flavor of roast beef. I wasn't expecting that, but enjoyed it! I got it on Rye, but I was not a fan of their rye, way too much white flower and not enough rye, the crumb of the bread was nice and soft though. The crust was unpleasantly rubbery. However the pickles were amazing! I ate five, just to give you an idea how good they were. Give them a try, it's easy to see why they've been around for as long as they have.

Rein’s Deli is the kind of place that feels like a warm hug from your favorite grandparent—if that grandparent also made one of the best pastrami sandwiches you’ve ever had. This bustling, no-frills eatery serves up hefty, flavor-packed sandwiches and traditional Jewish deli fare in a casual, simple dining room where the focus is 100% on the food. One of the unique (and charming) touches? Instead of bread, you’re greeted with a bowl of crisp, tangy pickles at your table—a refreshing and perfectly salty start to your meal. Now, let’s talk bagels. Rein’s bagels are legendary—chewy, fresh, and just the right amount of dense. Whether you order one with a schmear of cream cheese, stacked with lox, or as part of a breakfast sandwich, they never disappoint. They’re easily among the best bagels you’ll find outside of New York. It’s no surprise Rein’s is constantly busy. Locals love it, travelers plan detours for it, and regulars keep coming back for comforting, familiar food done right. From the matzo ball soup to the corned beef piled high, every bite tastes like tradition. If you’re craving the real deal deli experience with standout bagels and a true neighborhood feel, Rein’s is the place. Just be ready to wait a few minutes—it’s popular for all the right reasons.

The wait staff seemed stretched. Our waitress was lively but a little bit harried. My roast beef sandwich was just the way I liked it...rare roast sliced very thin, and the onion rings perfect and not at all greasy. The place was hopping and the mouse level high. The wait station was right behind our table and there was a constant barrage of loudly clanking china.

Had breakfast here on one fine day. I would say it is always crowded. We did start off with coffee and tea. Coffee was really good . Veggie omelette and house fries- 4/5 it did come out fine and the house fries were also good. French toast- 4/5 it was really fluffy and not sweet . Better was good and with the syrup it did come out really good. Potato pancake- 4/5 we really liked it this but it was a little salty other than it was fine. Frosted pistachio cake- 5/5 - loved the cake , it was not that sweet and that’s why tasted great.

This was the second time we ate at Rein's Deli. The food is very good. There's a large menu full of items you would see in a New York kosher deli. There's also a bar in the back and a shop up front with fresh deserts and freezers full of meals to go, bagels, bialis, and many other items.

Authentic NY deli sandwiches! If you go home hungry, it’s your own fault. Very generous portions and lots of menu items to choose from. I also love that you can order a rueben for breakfast lol. You also should try their world famous pickles! This place is always busy and I understand why

This has a nice little restaurant. I did find it however to be fairly expensive going at $20 a plate for a sandwich with a side of fries. We ordered the Reuben but got another sandwich.. Ii was good but the Reuben would have been better. Quiet and had a nice dining room with a back pub. Several items to select from in their shop and solid deli.