Classic Delis in Los Angeles
Delis — short for “delicatessens” — are an essential part of a city's dining scene. The best ones are generally open late, serve breakfast all day, and dish out comfort food in enormous portions. Many specialize in Jewish food, and some are even Kosher. Certain delis boast histories that trace back decades, while others have made their names by naming sandwiches for celebrities.We believe that a big bowl of matzoh ball soup can be almost medicinal, and we think you'll agree after visiting the Best Delis in Los Angeles, presented in alphabetical order.
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Gargantuan deli sandwiches whose inflated prices are worth the money. See More
This SFV deli offers nicely spiced pastrami on quality rye, over-stacked specialty sandwiches, smoked fish platters and foot-high layer cakes. See More
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Canter's
The place to go if you want a deli sandwich, a bowl of chicken soup and a pickle late at night. See More
Time-travel back to the 1950s in a New York-style deli popular with today's L.A. movers and shakers. See More
Its neighborhood has seen better days, but Langer's continues to be one of L.A.'s top delis. See More
Underrated deli that rivals Nate ‘n’ Al’s, with lower prices and none of the wait. See More
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