@@mfranks4731 not really. It's not like you're going to McDonald's. The pastrami takes a long time to make and I'm pretty sure renting that building is very expensive. So they have to account for all of that
how is it not like going to mcdonalds? Mcdonalds pays rent, mcdonalds pays franchise fees, they probably pay employees the same wages. this place is equally if not bussier. Its a tourist trap thats all it is you're paying soo much cause its 125 years old.
and let's be honest they have been there for so long there is no way this dudes grand parents or parents don't own the building they don't pay as much rent as you think they do if they even do pay.
I tried to eat there last fall for the first time. It turned out to be the last time I will ever step inside again. No one told me how pushy and rude they can be. I don't talk very fast due to a brain injury as a kid. I walked in knowing what I wanted and walked up to a carver and tried to get my order out but started to stumble. The carver who was in a hurry (do they get paid by the sandwich?) told me to get out of line if I can't order fast. I told him I have a speaking problem. He said he didn't care. So I left. As I walked by the cashier she yelled out I didn't pay and I replied your carver didn't want to serve me. She asked for my ticket back and I told her I left it on the counter. After I got outside someone, I assume he was the manager, started yelling at me as I tried to hail a cab. I tried to explain the situation to no avail. A cab stopped and I got in. Do you call that customer service? I understand they were busy even though it was after 2 pm, but couldn't the carver wait a minute to allow me to order? I know I am just one customer out of thousands that eat there but doesn't that place care at all about what is important? Oh wellthats life.
@@davidkonheim6543 5 people split one sandwich, one hot dog, and one latke? I get that it's the oldest Deli in the world, but I'm not about to pay 10 dollars to eat like it's the depression.
They deal with thousands of people a day, they have built a brand for over 100 years, you get a massive sandwichs and it's in one of the busiest and expensive cities in the country.
Uhm i'm sorry to say that but where I live in Germany there is a Deli that is older than the USA :/ so I don't know about this being the oldest Deli in the World.
Ivan Kalazic his sentence is in perfect English, if you couldn’t understand it or tried to mock it by saying that it’s unreadable then I suggest that you get a pair of glasses cause son you read like shit.
no it is not in perfect English, it lacks some commas in it, because now i see true meaning of it. It should have been written like this to better understandable: (The guy is living in dreamland, we in Europe have bloody wine older than that shit hole.) First time i understood or interpreted ''that shit hole in europe''' was reffered to Germany. Hope u have now understood me Joe's cannoli
Ivan Kalazic while I see your point, I still believe that his comment is understandable and can be correctly interpreted with just a bit of thinking and reading comprehension on part of the reader. English is not my first nor second language and I had no problem seeing what he meant.
Will Key you are jealous because you didn’t inherit this business then blame your family for not chasing a dream blame yourself for not chasing your dream this man did nothing wrong
It doesn't make me interested when they say know what you want or we will yell at you. That make me not want to ever step foot in that place. There's a burger joint like that in Atlanta and I won't go to it because nobody's yelling at me like that. If a person is new and isn't familiar with the menu then yelling at them isn't helping the situation. Don't get me wrong I don't take long to order because I hate holding up a line. It annoys me when people take a long time but I'm talking about if a person need a few seconds longer to order. I don't get it.
Cutting meat properly is a big deal in a deli like this. You need to know the right angles to cut so you don't end up with chewy bits. Meat is very fibrous and needs to be cut against the grain. Some large cuts of meat have fibers running in different directions. So skill is definitely a must. Cutting meat is an art and most people are stupid about it.
@@irobu do you realize that prices are rising added to inflation, land costs are being raised to rent, and also people make money than the indulstrial revolution, also yes some prices are on pure need to make money but thats not really bad because added to these costs it's not much
@@dogefeedproductions410 yes, even with all those factors you can find cheaper delis all over Manhattan and they don't do that lost 50 dollar ticket crap! This place has become a tourist trap!
This place is great. I took my mother there for her 90th birthday. She had not been there in 50 years and said it was a flashback in time because nothing had changed. To my surprise she ate her entire pastrami sandwich!! Everything was great except for the latkes. They were greasy and cold. The hotdogs with mustard and sauerkraut were fantastic. My mother passed away last year at the age of 94. I will definitely visit Katz Deli next time I visit the east coast.
Thank God there are still places like this in the city. I'm so tired of idiots with the artisanal pickled slurries or whatever. I want meat on bread. Plain, simple, perfect.
I really like how the cutter gives you a bit of the pastrami or whatever you order while their cutting it up so you don't have to wait, mouther watering, until you get to a table.
Paula - How right you are. The city lost it's edge, it's grit. Once the bleachers went up in Times Square (after it was turned into a Disneyland), it was all over. They've turned Greeley Square into a frickin' food court, for Christ sake!
Katz's is amazing and all and a real quintessential trademark dish of Olde New York City, but it's like 16 dollars a sandwich now. My dad is always upset because he and my mother could eat and still have leftovers for 25 dollars, but now it's 25 dollars a person. Katz's is a great experience but only go if you're willing to splurge that much money and if you go during a calm time, tourists come in buses to that place and I've seen a line go around the corner and Katz's is on a very long block.
Ash xo yea it sucked it was so dark and my little 3yr old brother was complaining the whole time and arguing with my other brothers and i was stuck bby sitting them in the house's heat, no lights, no t.v. i couldn't shave bc by the time i got a chance to take a shower it was already dark out and we had no lights in the house it was terrible. To be back thanks
As a potential tourist to NYC, what are some delis that are just as good/better but with better prices? I'd LOVE to try an NYC deli one day, but NOT this place. Thanks!
This place is amazing. And since the Carnegie Deli closed its doors, Katz’s is really the only old-school Jewish deli left in the city. Amazing pastrami, amazing matzoh ball soup. If you think this is expensive, you have never lived in NYC. Also you get literally a mountain of meat on your sandwich, so you are basically ordering at least two sandwiches.
This guy is so impressed with himself because there are millions of hungry people around and the knife Carver's it must be so tricky to cut that famous sandwich in half. Wow that truly is impressive!
I've been going to Katz's for 50 years. Every time it's a wonderful experience. I still I still enjoy corned beef, in the French style bread, potato knish
Why are there so many people upset about the pricing? They're capitalizing off of their history, and literally thousands of people are obviously willing to pay those prices. Why comment if you're just going to be petty about something that continues to work?
I have been to Katz's a number of times. I can't think of one thing that I've eaten there that I didn't completely relish, pun intended. The portions are generous and the food scrumptious. The ambiance is quintessentially the Big Apple.
Gotta love these places that charge an arm and a leg for poor people food. When I make latkes, the average cost per latke is around 40 cents each. Just checked their menu and they charge 17$ for a tuna sandwich!!!! Did they buy the tuna at an auction in Japan?
I have eaten there 3 times and I love the food, especially the pastrami, but the last time I didn't like being yelled at because I wasn't ready. So I simply turned around gave back my ticket and left. They were yelling at me to get back in line, they yelled at me for not paying (for what I asked?), they yelled at me to never come back! So I haven't. I know they do things different there but I assume they have enough business without one guy that wasn't ready. How sad. Where is the customer service! There are other places that have a great sandwiches in New York City.
A delicatessen or deli is a retail establishment that sells a selection of unusual or foreign prepared foods. Delicatessens originated in Germany during the 1700s and spread to the United States in the mid-1800s. European immigrants to the United States, especially Ashkenazi Jews, popularized the delicatessen in American culture beginning in the late 1800s.
I don't care how good the pastrami sandwich is. There is no way one single food item is worth $27.00 bucks. That sounds outrageous, even for NY standards.
Well I know where I will be visiting when I visit New York for the first time :). I love a good deli especially when it's an Italian deli or old school deli period.
Was privileged to eat at Katz’s on my last trip to New York. The history and the vibe of the place when you walk in is amazing. It’s like all the spirits of the old patrons and owners still hang out there every day!
What a treasure and privilege to have this kind of family heirloom! And it sounds like the great grands are taking pride in and care of the place like it should be! It's crazy because a lot of family businesses don't go past either the second or third generation, if that! Amazing!
Sure. Amazing. And it's famous, not because it's old, not because it's great, but because one scene of a beloved romantic comedy movie was filmed there. It would be famous, even if a Columbian drug cartel owned it.
So from what I’ve gotten from the comments this place is an overrated and overpriced tourist trap that only became famous because they filmed that one famous scene from “when Harry met sally” there
He runs one of the most successful and iconic eatery's in New York City. The volume of cash that family brings in is enough to make anybody pretty full of themselves.
Why would I come to a place to be condescended to, not everyone works there to memorize the menu but also if the menu is splattered all over the place u don’t know wtf is going on. Maybe if they are nicer, they can make another 10 million. Yeah, he is full of himself.
I'm just a tourist but I've never eaten at Katz's and doubt I will given the comments. I have eaten at Harolds deli in Elizabeth NJ and it was fantastic.
Wish i knew you guys were gonna be ova there I live not far and I havent been to Katz's in a while though. Love their meats been going there since i was 10
the whole point of a neighborhood deli is to provide fresh foods at a reasonable cost - what's happened here is an abomination. $27 for a sandwich? are you out of your mind?
I grew up in New York City I grew up in Harlem every chance I got I went to cash I live in South Carolina now for 15 years and every chance I go back to New York I go to eat at Deli
*Katz* : Welcome to Katz Deli, I'm Katz. Will you please take your seat? *gives me angry look, snaps fingers, points at sign* No dogs allowed! *Me* : Fine, I didn't wanna eat here anyway!😠 *leaves*
@Jessica Taylor I'm 41...I probably like 1 quarter of millennials I meet, but damn ya'll just a different breed. U ever met anyone who lived through the great depression??? The irony is that tough times can make u a better person
I love this place I have eaten here hundreds of times but when my family and I moved to Georgia I haven't been there in a while but I will be back there soon
John Syzlack parasites that now have a nation more powerful than any of the ones you just listed? Other than China and Russia of course but Israel is a much younger country. Stop being an antisemetic fuck and see that all people are to be treated equally. You’re a damn right schmuck if you think otherwise.
The cutters are too busy talking and not doing bugger all...my cutter let me stand there while he talked with his mate and sharpened his knife..... Reuben sandwich was tasty but its turning into a bucket list tick joint.
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In New York last month so a visit to Katz’s was on the cards. Great sandwich but! I can get as good in London’s East End from a number of Jewish deli’s for half the price,least I can say I’ve been to Katz’s Deli.
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If only they kept the prices the same since 1898
thats like less than a dollar probably lol
25$ for a fucking sandwich is nuts.
@@mfranks4731 not really. It's not like you're going to McDonald's. The pastrami takes a long time to make and I'm pretty sure renting that building is very expensive. So they have to account for all of that
how is it not like going to mcdonalds? Mcdonalds pays rent, mcdonalds pays franchise fees, they probably pay employees the same wages. this place is equally if not bussier. Its a tourist trap thats all it is you're paying soo much cause its 125 years old.
and let's be honest they have been there for so long there is no way this dudes grand parents or parents don't own the building they don't pay as much rent as you think they do if they even do pay.
If you are wondering. The sandwich cost 27.94 and no the drink is not included.
And that's around $39 in Australia and I definitely could buy a lot more with that that's just a sandwich
thats outrageous
@@allmine853 its called NYC bro
Greed makes the green
holy fuck
I tried to eat there last fall for the first time. It turned out to be the last time I will ever step inside again.
No one told me how pushy and rude they can be. I don't talk very fast due to a brain injury as a kid. I walked in knowing what I wanted and walked up to a carver and tried to get my order out but started to stumble. The carver who was in a hurry (do they get paid by the sandwich?) told me to get out of line if I can't order fast. I told him I have a speaking problem. He said he didn't care. So I left.
As I walked by the cashier she yelled out I didn't pay and I replied your carver didn't want to serve me. She asked for my ticket back and I told her I left it on the counter. After I got outside someone, I assume he was the manager, started yelling at me as I tried to hail a cab. I tried to explain the situation to no avail. A cab stopped and I got in.
Do you call that customer service? I understand they were busy even though it was after 2 pm, but couldn't the carver wait a minute to allow me to order?
I know I am just one customer out of thousands that eat there but doesn't that place care at all about what is important? Oh wellthats life.
chip block that’s what u call greedy fucking assholes
Wow what mother fuckers just because of that I'll never eat there again. It's ok though I like sarge's better anyway
a customer like you is the last person I would want
Fucking twat
@@tjthegreat7 Oh wow...edgy today are we?
Fuck NYC, been there, never had a good experience anywhere i went. Now i see why 911 happened there, too bad it didn't humble these fucks.
So everything on the Ultimate Order comes to $55.20 USD. Just an FYI.
Adam T it’ll be a cold day in hell before myslef or anyone I know would pay for a cafeteria style lunch or dinner that’s also hella loud and crowded
It’s also meant for 4-5 people
@@davidkonheim6543 5 people split one sandwich, one hot dog, and one latke? I get that it's the oldest Deli in the world, but I'm not about to pay 10 dollars to eat like it's the depression.
@@disgruntledcashier503 It’s good.
Which you could easily share with 4 people. So, less than 14 bucks per. Not a bad deal!
We have terrible customer service and we're extremely overpriced buy our sandwich because it's old and we're concieted about it
Potato Queen have u ever been? Its to die for
@@davidv.820 Well, you're lucky that you had a die-for sandwich experience because mine was a horror and I won't ever go there again.
They deal with thousands of people a day, they have built a brand for over 100 years, you get a massive sandwichs and it's in one of the busiest and expensive cities in the country.
@@bigben7923 Agreed. People seem to complain about their prices but I find them quite cheap.
Edit: But this ain't the best at any cost.
@@aveaillium8754 20 bucks is cheap? Lmao
The arrogance oozes from him
emile heskey yeah this guy really is the worst. Katz is also SUPREMELY overrated
He looks like he has a huge ego
The jealousy in these comments oozes as well #notchosen
Terry Clothrobe just like supreme merch
@@5ledan shut
"I feel humble everyday i walk in here"
*Litteraly the next line*
"You're gonna have the best sandwich you'll ever had"
258DelTa lmaoooooo
Humbled**
12.50 for a latke? Your out of your mind
He sounds angry. Oh yeah I forgot, he wanted to be a doctor.
House md now works in a deli
BRUTAL xD
Because being a doctor is hard work, so he chose to eat and stand all day.
MusicforMe123 he probably couldn’t hack it lol.
@@jakejohnnn Good one...lol.
Uhm i'm sorry to say that but where I live in Germany there is a Deli that is older than the USA :/ so I don't know about this being the oldest Deli in the World.
they guy is living in dreamland we have bloody wine older than that shit hole in europe
ozza, please translate that your sentence in English. Thank you very much
Ivan Kalazic his sentence is in perfect English, if you couldn’t understand it or tried to mock it by saying that it’s unreadable then I suggest that you get a pair of glasses cause son you read like shit.
no it is not in perfect English, it lacks some commas in it, because now i see true meaning of it. It should have been written like this to better understandable: (The guy is living in dreamland, we in Europe have bloody wine older than that shit hole.) First time i understood or interpreted ''that shit hole in europe''' was reffered to Germany. Hope u have now understood me Joe's cannoli
Ivan Kalazic while I see your point, I still believe that his comment is understandable and can be correctly interpreted with just a bit of thinking and reading comprehension on part of the reader. English is not my first nor second language and I had no problem seeing what he meant.
What could be better? Literally anything else. When does a deli stop being a deli and become just a tourist trap
I'm sure it's a fun atmosphere when ur making a 1000$ an hour that u inherited
You sound jealous
@LAD Teknologies i can feel the anti semitism in this comment
Will Key you are jealous because you didn’t inherit this business then blame your family for not chasing a dream blame yourself for not chasing your dream this man did nothing wrong
Hey Moyty! You can't hide the hook.
@@Makeupyourworld629 please stfu
'I feel humbled everyday I walked in here'.
We have the best of this,we have the best of that,we are the best.
Super, super expensive, for the rich only, $20 sandwich, I can get 2 sandwiches with two soft drinks for that price somewhere else and just as good.
KingTrunkzdbz at the same time 2 maybe 3 people can eat off of the sandwich
@@kaylajones2843 I didn't know sandwiches were meant to be shared tbh, not trolling tho, genuinely wondering.
Show me that somewhere else hajji deli a hot dog stand in central
Name 5 right now please. In NYC
Except the rich don't eat here. Dumb tourists using credit cards do.
Katz brings me good memories, grew up in LES and Katz was one of those places my dad would go and bring home goodies for the fam
A chef and can't even crack an egg
He's not the chef, he's just the owner
He ain't the chef. I hardly think he knows how to cook by the way he was handling the ingredients.
Overpriced
Liam Hathaway its new York. What do you expect?
True though. But i out of this world.
Over dramatic
Lmao 😂 true
I've eaten better in the other boroughs...shit even in Florida. Most people eat at this place bc of when harry met sally.
It doesn't make me interested when they say know what you want or we will yell at you. That make me not want to ever step foot in that place. There's a burger joint like that in Atlanta and I won't go to it because nobody's yelling at me like that. If a person is new and isn't familiar with the menu then yelling at them isn't helping the situation. Don't get me wrong I don't take long to order because I hate holding up a line. It annoys me when people take a long time but I'm talking about if a person need a few seconds longer to order. I don't get it.
Rene13831 they actually have normal table service too. That part was dumb.
I personally witnessed the “cutter” send an elderly man to the back of the line when he was taking to long to order!
I
It’s so weird how he’s trying to advertise something then is like hey there we have awful customer service come join us please
Rene13831 they don’t yell. Been going to this place since I could walk. They are really nice.
"A cutter is an artist."
Give me a break.
Anything can be Art tbh.
I mean it does take a lot of skill cutting meat that tends to be uneven in fat and in very high demands for long hours and to cut it evenly.
I can learn how to slice that sandwich in about, 3 seconds. lol
Knife, slice between bread. Not that hard. @array s
Cutting meat properly is a big deal in a deli like this. You need to know the right angles to cut so you don't end up with chewy bits. Meat is very fibrous and needs to be cut against the grain. Some large cuts of meat have fibers running in different directions. So skill is definitely a must. Cutting meat is an art and most people are stupid about it.
Same old system but it's 20 times the price
Oh yeah and it's 50 bucks if u lose the ticket
humza raza it’s called inflation
@@jl8410 no, it's exploitation
@@irobu do you realize that prices are rising added to inflation, land costs are being raised to rent, and also people make money than the indulstrial revolution, also yes some prices are on pure need to make money but thats not really bad because added to these costs it's not much
@@dogefeedproductions410 yes, even with all those factors you can find cheaper delis all over Manhattan and they don't do that lost 50 dollar ticket crap! This place has become a tourist trap!
"i feel very humbled by it every day" 1 second later "were the best. everything we do is the best"
A tourist trap. So many better delis in New York. The 2nd Ave. deli for starters.
2nd Ave deli - hot Pastrami samich = $22.50 not that much different.
Not really
Yeah these assholes at katz's have a security and charge 50 bucks for a lost ticket
Haji's deli, for a chopped cheese
"Uhm, I'll have everything on the menu please." Sorry not sorry.
TMR Teckk I mean it's better than him putting you on the menu
That’ll be $2000
shouldve got them the nasty patty 😤
That will be 10k plus tax
fat fuck
New title: "New York jew brags about his overrated deli on Tasty ad"
Isaac R it’s good and what does it matter if his a Jew are you and your just jealous that your food sucks and his is good
@Roman Stigs take it back homie :(
This
@@yourboynick2664 ur the fool who would pay 30 bucks for meat between bread
cookie crisp lmaooooooo, it’s 10 bucks. Is that too much for little kids?
This place is great. I took my mother there for her 90th birthday. She had not been there in 50 years and said it was a flashback in time because nothing had changed. To my surprise she ate her entire pastrami sandwich!! Everything was great except for the latkes. They were greasy and cold. The hotdogs with mustard and sauerkraut were fantastic. My mother passed away last year at the age of 94. I will definitely visit Katz Deli next time I visit the east coast.
Thank God there are still places like this in the city. I'm so tired of idiots with the artisanal pickled slurries or whatever. I want meat on bread. Plain, simple, perfect.
Exactly.
Spiral Breeze I'm a True blue Aussie and we love our meat
goddamn hipsters
I feel you in the artisanal crap but this place sucks like there are way better delis in manhattan.
Straight from the book of Swanson lol
Did anyone notice that on the sign 1:25
It looks like it said since 1898 but with the 9 painted to look like an 8?
Jana Lee Ahahah yes.lolol
Yes 😂
Yeah
Did he just say "Oldest in the world" 1886!!!! Dude, there's beef maturing in the fridge older than your restaurant in Europe....
BuFuMAV4ICK that's an old ass fridge
oldest delli
Lupus...open since 21 minutes past 4pm?
How can that meat even bee edible
Deli. del·i·ca·tes·sen. Jewish Deli. I imagine there's not a lot of Old Jewish Deli's in operation in Europe.
I've been eating there for over 50 years and i still love it.
You’re some cook and wanna have an attitude? yell at me AND charge me $28 for some sandwich. Hahah good luck with thaaat 😂
I really like how the cutter gives you a bit of the pastrami or whatever you order while their cutting it up so you don't have to wait, mouther watering, until you get to a table.
Absolutely, and if you tip your cutter they'll HOOK YOU UP.
These people sound super pretentious and obnoxious about a deli
wyatt He's a Jewish New Yorker. That's just how they talk
Papparazzi18 everyone there talks like that and i love it!
wyatt .... He sounds angry, after all, he did want to be a doctor. Lol....
Paula - How right you are. The city lost it's edge, it's grit. Once the bleachers went up in Times Square (after it was turned into a Disneyland), it was all over. They've turned Greeley Square into a frickin' food court, for Christ sake!
So true!
Katz's deli is the best. Their pastrami is to die for. It possibly the most delicious thing I have consumed in the entirety of my life
Katz's is amazing and all and a real quintessential trademark dish of Olde New York City, but it's like 16 dollars a sandwich now. My dad is always upset because he and my mother could eat and still have leftovers for 25 dollars, but now it's 25 dollars a person. Katz's is a great experience but only go if you're willing to splurge that much money and if you go during a calm time, tourists come in buses to that place and I've seen a line go around the corner and Katz's is on a very long block.
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I'm finally back online after Hurricane Irma hitting Us in Florida I had never missed Hasty so so much and all the other videos but now I'm hungry
Aryana Taylor your internet was gone for a whole week? Good to have you back!
Ash xo yea it sucked it was so dark and my little 3yr old brother was complaining the whole time and arguing with my other brothers and i was stuck bby sitting them in the house's heat, no lights, no t.v. i couldn't shave bc by the time i got a chance to take a shower it was already dark out and we had no lights in the house it was terrible. To be back thanks
Omg we just went through it big time in Cape Coral. What City are you in? See my post above. Funny I feel the same exact way.
Aryana Taylor welcome back!
Aryana Taylor Wow that feels like a long time ago
They ship next day anywhere, packed in dry ice. We have crappy deli's in new Hampshire so it's a big treat when we get delivery!
As a potential tourist to NYC, what are some delis that are just as good/better but with better prices? I'd LOVE to try an NYC deli one day, but NOT this place. Thanks!
This place is amazing. And since the Carnegie Deli closed its doors, Katz’s is really the only old-school Jewish deli left in the city. Amazing pastrami, amazing matzoh ball soup. If you think this is expensive, you have never lived in NYC. Also you get literally a mountain of meat on your sandwich, so you are basically ordering at least two sandwiches.
That sandwich is everything
Alternating the direction of salt and pepper makes perfect sense for hand mixing as once the pepper is homogeneous so is the salt.
This guy is so impressed with himself because there are millions of hungry people around and the knife Carver's it must be so tricky to cut that famous sandwich in half. Wow that truly is impressive!
They cut the meat moron to your liking
I've been going to Katz's for 50 years. Every time it's a wonderful experience. I still I still enjoy corned beef, in the French style bread, potato knish
O-ver. Ra-ted.
Why are there so many people upset about the pricing? They're capitalizing off of their history, and literally thousands of people are obviously willing to pay those prices. Why comment if you're just going to be petty about something that continues to work?
I have been to Katz's a number of times. I can't think of one thing that I've eaten there that I didn't completely relish, pun intended. The portions are generous and the food scrumptious. The ambiance is quintessentially the Big Apple.
I've repeatedly watch this video on late nights, that I know would make me hungry, at least more than a dozen times already
Gotta love these places that charge an arm and a leg for poor people food. When I make latkes, the average cost per latke is around 40 cents each. Just checked their menu and they charge 17$ for a tuna sandwich!!!! Did they buy the tuna at an auction in Japan?
I was so relieved they put an egg cream on the ultimate order. They are sooo good
Can't wait for "Cooking with that Schmuck" to hit netflix
The Best Pastrami, no one comes close better than any Deli anywhere.
James Locke it homemade pastrami handcut professional prepared etc etc
I have eaten there 3 times and I love the food, especially the pastrami, but the last time I didn't like being yelled at because I wasn't ready. So I simply turned around gave back my ticket and left. They were yelling at me to get back in line, they yelled at me for not paying (for what I asked?), they yelled at me to never come back! So I haven't. I know they do things different there but I assume they have enough business without one guy that wasn't ready. How sad. Where is the customer service! There are other places that have a great sandwiches in New York City.
This place is totally worth the wait. Try to go here monthly.
A delicatessen or deli is a retail establishment that sells a selection of unusual or foreign prepared foods. Delicatessens originated in Germany during the 1700s and spread to the United States in the mid-1800s. European immigrants to the United States, especially Ashkenazi Jews, popularized the delicatessen in American culture beginning in the late 1800s.
Graham Farrow thanks for the Wikipedia!
Wrong! A deli in Germany serves local food. Deli food. Not "imported or unusual food". You stupid piece of shit!
I’m going to NYC in December and I can’t wait to come here!!
Don't! Literally just read any of the other comments here
He Cant Even Break Eggs😑😭
I don't care how good the pastrami sandwich is. There is no way one single food item is worth $27.00 bucks. That sounds outrageous, even for NY standards.
It’s 2:00 AM and I’m hungry as hell, what is wrong with me?
Well I know where I will be visiting when I visit New York for the first time :). I love a good deli especially when it's an Italian deli or old school deli period.
Prices went way through the roof and sandwich size has been reduced by more then half. They done went Hollywood. Still good though.
Was privileged to eat at Katz’s on my last trip to New York. The history and the vibe of the place when you walk in is amazing. It’s like all the spirits of the old patrons and owners still hang out there every day!
This guy makes it all sound so yummy.. I can almost taste his arrogance from here.
What a jamook!
What a treasure and privilege to have this kind of family heirloom! And it sounds like the great grands are taking pride in and care of the place like it should be! It's crazy because a lot of family businesses don't go past either the second or third generation, if that! Amazing!
Sure. Amazing. And it's famous, not because it's old, not because it's great, but because one scene of a beloved romantic comedy movie was filmed there. It would be famous, even if a Columbian drug cartel owned it.
Don't wanna trigger anyone but a latke looks like a traditional hash brown
I didn't know hashbrowns had egg in them. You can't tell the difference?
A LOT spicier than hash browns.
@John Syzlack holy shit hahaha
Love Katz’s. Never change!
Can you get gluten free, non GMO, vegan, free range, tofu pastrami here?
lmaoo
if the tofu is free range it can walk so it's not vegan.
Can you fly me to the moon?
thegreatcalvinio GET THE FUCK OUTTA HERE
Great job guys!! NYC is blessed to have this national treasure.
Is the potato raw or boiled?
Ilsunny Lo most likely boiled
Ilsunny Lo well usually it's raw when making em
Latkes are fried in oil
Ilsunny Lo boiled
It's raw (I make latkes all the time)
Love this place. Best sandwich ever!!!
So from what I’ve gotten from the comments this place is an overrated and overpriced tourist trap that only became famous because they filmed that one famous scene from “when Harry met sally” there
I bet he’s never there 😂🤣
this place doesn't disappoint
Glad they're still open
so they havent changed anything in 100yrs.. then y is this dude so full of himself
He runs one of the most successful and iconic eatery's in New York City. The volume of cash that family brings in is enough to make anybody pretty full of themselves.
Point still being that this guy hasn't accomplished anything but being born in the right family.
He's not.
what is wrong with you
Why would I come to a place to be condescended to, not everyone works there to memorize the menu but also if the menu is splattered all over the place u don’t know wtf is going on. Maybe if they are nicer, they can make another 10 million. Yeah, he is full of himself.
Them Mid - Nite Cutter Are Boss😤
what if you order worth 70$ and just scam them by saying you lost your ticket?
I'm just a tourist but I've never eaten at Katz's and doubt I will given the comments. I have eaten at Harolds deli in Elizabeth NJ and it was fantastic.
Great food but...clean out your bank account if you plan on going there.
Expensive or youre gonna want to.order a lot?.
@@oscardeavila8993 24$ for a sandwich
Wish i knew you guys were gonna be ova there I live not far and I havent been to Katz's in a while though. Love their meats been going there since i was 10
the whole point of a neighborhood deli is to provide fresh foods at a reasonable cost - what's happened here is an abomination. $27 for a sandwich? are you out of your mind?
My dad always used stringed potatoes so that type of potato mashing is cool and unique to me
I grew up in New York City I grew up in Harlem every chance I got I went to cash I live in South Carolina now for 15 years and every chance I go back to New York I go to eat at Deli
Love this place especially when I was a local 8 roofer in Manhattan
*Katz* : Welcome to Katz Deli, I'm Katz. Will you please take your seat? *gives me angry look, snaps fingers, points at sign* No dogs allowed!
*Me* : Fine, I didn't wanna eat here anyway!😠 *leaves*
We need this deli in Vancouver.
Millennial schmuck for an owner. Note for Jake, you don't have to be too cool for school about it, just be humble and let the pastrami do the talking.
@Jessica Taylor I'm 41...I probably like 1 quarter of millennials I meet, but damn ya'll just a different breed. U ever met anyone who lived through the great depression??? The irony is that tough times can make u a better person
D Brown fuck baby boomers. Can’t wait til they’re all dead. Such a useless, worthless generation.
me, a generation z: *eats popcorn*
I love this place I have eaten here hundreds of times but when my family and I moved to Georgia I haven't been there in a while but I will be back there soon
Nothing better than some good old Jewish food
Madeline Lippy I agree but not when it's not kosher. This isn't kosher
Basketkase81 I guess your a nazi
kalinnn Smithh he was not very nice as we say in Germany Ich bin ein jude jáger
John Syzlack and what about Russian Jews? Spanish Jews? you tried lol
John Syzlack parasites that now have a nation more powerful than any of the ones you just listed? Other than China and Russia of course but Israel is a much younger country. Stop being an antisemetic fuck and see that all people are to be treated equally. You’re a damn right schmuck if you think otherwise.
Tasty has forgotten it's roots
The cutters are too busy talking and not doing bugger all...my cutter let me stand there while he talked with his mate and sharpened his knife.....
Reuben sandwich was tasty but its turning into a bucket list tick joint.
hahahahaha the opening tho....
and it's going into katz LOL
129 years really isn't that old.
It is in America.
For a deli it is
130 this year
We are back online after Hurricane Irma went right through our City. I have never had so much appreciation for being able to use RUclips and watching Tasty lol.
Healthy Recipe Channel glad you are okay!
Thank you, it was Surreal Experience. Thank God it lost a lot of power before hitting us. The eye of the Hurricane actually went through our city as a Category 2. Very powerful storm indeed.
No, we are in South West Florida. We were struck by the strongest Hurricane that ever came out of the Atlantic Ocean. Hurricane Irma.
Healthy Recipe Channel Mary
Healthy Recipe Channel - I'm so glad you're okay! I'm in North st Pete - Tampa Bay Area and evacuated, it was bumper to bumper traffic to get out and back. I got very lucky and my heart goes out to those in Naples, key west 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Honestly the food looks really delicious
And yes - they have the best corned beef, and best pastrami. And their pickles are great.
I've been there in 2010 when I visited NY... My friends told me we had to go there and this joint is a big deal... I didn't like that food one bit...
I so want to go there one day
Sushi for dinner?
Prashant Vashisth ok "mandeep" 😂
yas
No thanks.
Would love ig
ew, i want my meat cooked
In New York last month so a visit to Katz’s was on the cards. Great sandwich but! I can get as good in London’s East End from a number of Jewish deli’s for half the price,least I can say I’ve been to Katz’s Deli.
Eating at Katzs deli is now at the top of my bucket list. ...
I always go to Katz its like my FAVE