Though there are many great pastrami restaurants around, this tour only covers pastrami spots that are within the city of LA, as stated in the video description, and not LA County as a whole. Sorry to disappoint with what was left out.
My friend and I stayed in downtown LA on 4th off Spring. We were in walking distance from one of the really great landmarks in downtown. Philippe’s the Original is across the street from Union Station. They have the original French Dip, and it’s available in several meats. I’m a sucker for their lamb dip.
Belgian Fries are cooked in beef tallow, that's why they taste so good. Every fast-food joint cooked their fries in beef tallow (pre 1990s) before they were pressured into using seed oil by health activist who didn't know better.
Brent's in Northridge is amazing. I've been going there for 30 years. Incredible pastrami and the best corned beef I ever had. Their rye bread is my favorite too. Really nice servers there also.
johnie’s in jefferson park is under new ownership. all of the sides are different than what it was famous for for many years. to their credit, the new owners kept the old smoky pastrami flavor but raised the price of everything quite a bit. the place looks a lot better too, but it’s sad that the original owners weren’t able to hold on to that iconic establishment
I forgot to write just how much im wanting the Hat now, so i'm heading out to Alhambra from Rosemead for an order of The Hats chili cheese fries & pastrami @8:30pm on Friday 08/16/24.
I’ve been many times to Johnny’s Pastrami on Sepulveda in West LA. I don’t think they have that Marble Rye sandwich, but it’s been too long. I need to go to Langer’s! One thing you neglected to mention. The subway station is literally right across the street. Red and Purple (I forget the new letter designation) lines. Oinkster is new to me. All looked amazing. To continue your journey, you must go to Brent’s in Northridge which is Los Angeles. The Black Pastrami Reuben is to die for. Well, a heart attack is guaranteed. LOL. The Hat, Canter’s Deli on Fairfax many famous deli’s in LA have closed, sadly.
My family used to own that property for decades. Back then, people used to lined up a few blocks. Everybody's favorite place, and no damage during LA riot even nearby Pep-Boys were burnt down. There was no side menu. Just pastrami and pickles and peppers. Not greasy at all, they used to give chunks of meat, i had to put some on side. It was awesome.
After growing up in the San Gabriel Valley since 1970, I am biased for The World Famous Pastrami by The Original Hat on the corner of Garfield & Valley in Alhambra AND both Tops Burgers in Pasadena are also have amazing pastrami. Weather it's Tops on Walnut & Hill St or Tops on East Colorado, there both equally good. BTW; not all Hat restaurants are created equal. The Hat in the city of Glendora and city of Rosemead are subpar compared to the Original Hat in Alhambra which never lets down, the pastrami meat is always soft and thin cut but packed on, the Au-Jus from the pastrami meat is damn amazing and why I always get my bun double dipped.
@kenwatanabe7712……I agree! I’ve been going there for 40 years! Johnnie’s Pastrami in Culver City has always been, and will always be THE very best place for pastrami sandwiches. Johnnie’s is the only place where the bread is not soggy and gross, and the pastrami is tender and delish. Can we also talk about the pickles on the table, AND the hot mustard mixed with ketchup to dip the fries into?!? OMG! I want to go to Johnnie’s now! LOL
@@finchman1it's not the same! Like the old days! That was our go to spot! I haven't tried this place since they opened bck up! I will try them... one day.
I worked across the street from Johnny's in 1960s, Crenshaw & adams (near Leo's barbecue)!. I got hooked on LA/OC pastrami's ever since. After 100s of pastrami sandwiches I've never regretted eating one in SoCal. My favorite place goes to the HAT. Sadly I moved to LV a couple years ago and still haven't found one decent pastrami :(
I had The Hat many times but my favorite for the last 25 years is De Simone Deli in Huntington Beach. Give it a try if you're in the area. It has mozzarella cheese (but pickles are extra) and has less, but higher quality meat, giving it the perfect meat to bread ratio.
Langer's is an institution, #19. I forgot all about Jonnie's Pastrami. I used to stop in at least once a week over 30 years ago when i was in my teens and was a delivery driver, i'd stop in for a pastrami dip. So good!
$24 FOR A PASTRAMI SANDWICH? IN A BROKEN DOWN NEIGHBORHOOD FULL OF PARK ADDICTS? GO TO BROWNS BAKERY IN THE VALLEY and get their twice baked double Rye. Used by Brents , Buy the Pastrami package at Costco, Enjoy 6 to 8 big sandwiches as good as Langers for about $5 per.
@@rayvisco8545 hi. Costco is Stone ridge Ranch Pastrami. $20 pound....Doordash for $17. First went to Langer's in 1964. It was a little storefront on the side downways from the corner. $1.45. neighborhood was much better. Edwards Steakhouse and a Cooper Donuts across the street. Played in MacArthur Park as a kid. Influx of illegals killed it all.
Thanks, Steve! Yeah, very sad what they have let happen to that city. Norm was just in the news yesterday saying that he’s considering closing unless they clean up the park. Terrible. Been a family tradition to visit there for years. Thanks again for the info! 👍 Stay well!
Use to go to Johnny's in the 60's, best French dip Pastrami. The waitresses were something special, they could remember your order no matter how many people they were serving. I don't know how they did it.
@@sarahbaartmansrevenge Sorry, Johnny's on Adams and Montclaire (near Crenshaw) was the best pastrami, especially if you got the double dip. I've been to the Culver City location near Titos Tacos, it's good, but not as good as the one on Adams.
@@sarahbaartmansrevenge That is new. Originally, it was only a take-out place with just a parking lot. It closed for a while in the 90's or early 2000 and when it reopened it looks like they added tables according to the video (to be honest, I have not been since it reopened).
When I make pastrami French dip sandwiches, I add Giardiniera, the Italian pickled assorted vegetables. I do this because the Chicago Italian beef sandwich is also a French dip, and a Chicago-style French dip sandwich without the Giardiniera has a key component missing.
Based on this video, we went to the Oinkster last night! Reuben blew the Oinkster sandwich out of the water. However…it definitely needs more kraut and dressing. Prices are a bit high here, but food was solid. Oh!! They make their own sauces including the ketchup lol!
Tops in Pasadena, Beeps in Van Nuys, Daglas in Winnetka, Yeastie Boys in L.A.( ive only tried outta their truck in Studio City) Arrys in Montebello. I love my pastrami, can you tell?😊
Daglas in Winnetka never gets no love. It's literally right next door to Cupid's Hot Dogs too. Throw some Cupid's chili on those wet 'n greasy fries from Daglas and you're in heaven.
Fun fact: LA IS a pastrami city. Some of the sneakily best joints are one off burger joints & diners in south LA & south bay. Tams, Louie burgers, Astro burgers, Apollo burgers in Carson, The Hat in Pasadena/San Gabriel valley. Its LA style thin sliced & one of the best hangover cures known to man outside of Pedialyte & Pho. RIP to Greenblatts Deli in West Hollywood, one of best late night spots for pastrami or a French dip roast beef & a nice bottle of wine to take home.
There was Jake Levins in Milwaukee... It would have license plates from Minnesota, Illinois, Indiana, and Michigan there because it was worth the stop ( kid watching the different state plates.. big fun).. in a terrible part of town, no less... It's long since declined..Does anyone maybe an ex-wisconsinite know if these pastrami and corned beef restaurants in La are up to that level??.. Jakes was incredible...
I think the best is Eastside Italian Deli Downtown L.A. Near Dodger's Stadium. The #7 - Roast Beef, pastrami and cheese sandwich, is the bomb. You will see all the city workers eating there during lunchtime. It's our go to deli for the past 27 years.
I tried the Pastrami from Farmer Boys and loved it, the meat had some crunch to it. When I tried it the next time, it wasn't the same. I think the first one was left on the broiler longer than usual.
Toms Burgers in ELA killer pastrami. just had on Friday. Brent's Delicatessen & Restaurant in the valley, brilliant place and ambience. another Pastrami banger and Corn Beef. Art's Delicatessen in Studio City
Johnny’s sandwiches are good but if you really want the best stuff on the menu, get the knish with gravy and the burnt ends. Their chicken sandwich is awesome too it’s huge. Follow me for more inside tips jk I don’t have a channel I just eat everything.
My wielding instructor told us we would be having a substitute teacher because after eating a pastrami sandwich for lunch everyday for 30 yrs he going to have to have a triple bypass he asked if we had any questions I was the first to raise my hand I asked "So you know all the places to get a good pastrami which are the best?"
Yo!!!! REPRESENT!!!! 😂 Capri has an awesome pastrami, but I can never order one for myself due to the outstanding quality of their Italian “sangwiches”!!
The Hat is where its at. Everytime im anywhere near Los Angeles. Already planning my trip from Sacramento to Rancho Cucamonga sp i can stop at The Hat before driving back to Florida. Its always the first srop and last stop when im.in California
For the same price in NYC you can get the same pastrami, but all the lettuce and tomatoes would be pastrami too. And there be a little bit more pastrami on top of that.
I've been to Langer's and Johnny's Pastrami many times Johnny's I give a 7 out of 10 on the other hand Langer's is a solid 10 the only thing that's good about Johnny's Pastrami is you get a lot of pastrami at Langer's you don't get as much pastrami as Johnny's but the Pastrami is thick and flavorful and melts in your mouth hands down Langer's all day everyday and twice on Sundays
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Though there are many great pastrami restaurants around, this tour only covers pastrami spots that are within the city of LA, as stated in the video description, and not LA County as a whole. Sorry to disappoint with what was left out.
Some great OC spots would be Katella Deli and the Hat
@@trumpsacommi22 Amen to The Hat!!
My top 5...
1. Langer’s #19
2. Johnny’s Pastrami in Culver City
3. Top’s
4. The Hat
5. Oinkster’s
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My friend and I stayed in downtown LA on 4th off Spring. We were in walking distance from one of the really great landmarks in downtown. Philippe’s the Original is across the street from Union Station. They have the original French Dip, and it’s available in several meats. I’m a sucker for their lamb dip.
I’ve found this place to be overrated. Lot of tourists go there, though.
I think the original was on 8th or 9th Street, and the french dip was the best. But that was in the mid-60s.
Belgian Fries are cooked in beef tallow, that's why they taste so good.
Every fast-food joint cooked their fries in beef tallow (pre 1990s) before they were pressured into using seed oil by health activist who didn't know better.
I like Brent's Deli as well. Worth a try.
Brent’s Deli in Northridge is legit for pastrami sandwiches too! Also try The Hat.
Another great review, Steve!! 🙌😊😋
Love Brents. For $25 you get a similar sandwich with fries or side included and way more meat.
Brent's in Northridge is amazing. I've been going there for 30 years. Incredible pastrami and the best corned beef I ever had. Their rye bread is my favorite too. Really nice servers there also.
What about the Hat? They're great & been around for years.
That place rules! So good! 😊
Go try the Pastrami Sandwich at Canter's Deli in Los Angeles. I believe it's on Fairfax Ave. You'll enjoy it, I guarantee.
Brent's is much better. It's tastier, they put more pastrami in the sandwich and it's cheaper too.
Yes ... Brents has a Good Pastrami as well. Your absolutely right👍🏽 ..@@iliafrumkin5964
It's good, just the owner is a rude Jewish lady. Terrible attitude!!! I said thank you and she ignored me
@frankiesaenz9808 I've been there twice. Never interacted with the owner. Sandwich is tasty, but portion is small and price was unreasonable.
For the old.places, I like Canter's over Brent over Langer's.
But they don't measure up at all to Johnny's at West Adams.
Nothing better than THE HAT with some wet fries on the side ❤
When in LA you got to try Eastside Italian Deli Downtown L.A. Since 1929 Great Roast Beef & Pastrami sandwiches!
they close early not sure if they open on the weekends
@@danpan001 close on Sundays and i think open until 4/5pm daily not sure what time they open
@@GGSR3ktar they also sell uncooked sausage by box.
Eastside is a MUST try!!! Excellent Sammich!!!
@@TreehouseCustomsMetalSigns it gets very busy at lunch time.
Crazy to not include the Hat
Exactly 💯 ❤❤❤
The Hat is the best!
Yes!!!!
Smart move not going to the Hat. If you try authentic deli pastrami, you’ll realize quickly how average or even below average The Hat is.
@@livnaway LA CITY not the whole county.
johnie’s in jefferson park is under new ownership. all of the sides are different than what it was famous for for many years. to their credit, the new owners kept the old smoky pastrami flavor but raised the price of everything quite a bit. the place looks a lot better too, but it’s sad that the original owners weren’t able to hold on to that iconic establishment
I forgot to write just how much im wanting the Hat now, so i'm heading out to Alhambra from Rosemead for an order of The Hats chili cheese fries & pastrami @8:30pm on Friday 08/16/24.
I moved to LV 2 years ago and haven't had a decent pastrami since. The Hat was supposed to open a new spot here pre covid but never came :(
The oinkster is everything! The pastrami with gruyere is delish. The belgian fries with the garlic aioli is the best!
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I've lived in Eagle Rock for 12 years now and I've been to Oinkster once.
That's all that needs to be said about that place.
I’ve been many times to Johnny’s Pastrami on Sepulveda in West LA. I don’t think they have that Marble Rye sandwich, but it’s been too long. I need to go to Langer’s! One thing you neglected to mention. The subway station is literally right across the street. Red and Purple (I forget the new letter designation) lines. Oinkster is new to me. All looked amazing.
To continue your journey, you must go to Brent’s in Northridge which is Los Angeles. The Black Pastrami Reuben is to die for. Well, a heart attack is guaranteed. LOL. The Hat, Canter’s Deli on Fairfax many famous deli’s in LA have closed, sadly.
The Hat is the bomb and not as pricey.
My family used to own that property for decades. Back then, people used to lined up a few blocks. Everybody's favorite place, and no damage during LA riot even nearby Pep-Boys were burnt down. There was no side menu. Just pastrami and pickles and peppers. Not greasy at all, they used to give chunks of meat, i had to put some on side. It was awesome.
i miss the old johnie’s!
Why did they get rid of it?
The owners sold the place. It's not the same I heard. Jonnie's like back in the day.
The hat and Brent's deli are great too
Hit is trash. Brent’s is ok if you’re in the valley. But the king of pastrami is definitely Langer’s
Langers is one of my favourite delis but, you have to try Brent’s!
Johnny in Culver City rocks
After growing up in the San Gabriel Valley since 1970, I am biased for The World Famous Pastrami by The Original Hat on the corner of Garfield & Valley in Alhambra AND both Tops Burgers in Pasadena are also have amazing pastrami. Weather it's Tops on Walnut & Hill St or Tops on East Colorado, there both equally good.
BTW; not all Hat restaurants are created equal. The Hat in the city of Glendora and city of Rosemead are subpar compared to the Original Hat in Alhambra which never lets down, the pastrami meat is always soft and thin cut but packed on, the Au-Jus from the pastrami meat is damn amazing and why I always get my bun double dipped.
I agreed, should
Have mentioned
The hat, always
Good!
Canters
Tops
The Hat
Langers by Mcarthur Park
How is Johnnies pastrami in Culver City not on this list!?!?!
They're like 1st on the list.
First Thing That Came to mind!!
Exactly!
@kenwatanabe7712……I agree! I’ve been going there for 40 years! Johnnie’s Pastrami in Culver City has always been, and will always be THE very best place for pastrami sandwiches. Johnnie’s is the only place where the bread is not soggy and gross, and the pastrami is tender and delish. Can we also talk about the pickles on the table, AND the hot mustard mixed with ketchup to dip the fries into?!? OMG! I want to go to Johnnie’s now! LOL
@@Registered_Democrat……Not the right Johnnie’s. The one that we are talking about is in Culver City……😊
I’ve only been to Johnnys on Sepulveda in Culver City. It was so good. I like the bread.
When I worked in WLA in the 80’s, that was the place to go! In fact, my father went there in the 50’s!
I agree, I went to Johnnie’s in Culver City and it was amazing, way better than the Hat!
the HAT
Can't forget Tom's Famous Pastrami on Burbank Blvd and Cahuenga in N. Hollywood. There's a reason it's been there for decades.
Wow Steve, the Johnny's pastrami that you visit on Crenshaw and Adams. is right down the street from where I live.
My dad’s favorite. Even though he moved from Los Angeles 33 years ago, he still craves a pastrami sandwich from Johnny’s.
@@finchman1it's not the same! Like the old days! That was our go to spot! I haven't tried this place since they opened bck up! I will try them... one day.
I worked across the street from Johnny's in 1960s, Crenshaw & adams (near Leo's barbecue)!. I got hooked on LA/OC pastrami's ever since.
After 100s of pastrami sandwiches I've never regretted eating one in SoCal. My favorite place goes to the HAT. Sadly I moved to LV a couple years ago and still haven't found one decent pastrami :(
Johnny's is bomb! Ask for grandma Sue! She is awesome and looks great for her age too!
You missed my favorite, the Hat.
Langer is great!
Missed a comment about the bread at Langer’s. TK
You're killin' me here.
Yummy! Love your videos!
I had The Hat many times but my favorite for the last 25 years is De Simone Deli in Huntington Beach. Give it a try if you're in the area. It has mozzarella cheese (but pickles are extra) and has less, but higher quality meat, giving it the perfect meat to bread ratio.
You need to try The Hat for Pastrami.
You should definitely try Canters Deli they have great pastrami sandwiches and are located of wilshire and Fairfax
Langer's is an institution, #19. I forgot all about Jonnie's Pastrami. I used to stop in at least once a week over 30 years ago when i was in my teens and was a delivery driver, i'd stop in for a pastrami dip. So good!
Very expensive
Is not the same anymore, new owners without the flavor
I've had Oinksters too. $20 dollars for such a small and I mean small pastrami sandwich. Never again.
Go to Dan's Super Subs. Small sandwich is $12 and large is $16.
The thumbnail pic is awesome 😊
Love your vids. You are the man of restaurant reviews for sure. Let me know next time you are in the High Desert. I would like to shake your hand.
Brent’s Deli is the best.
Its good but not the best the hat taste better
$24 FOR A PASTRAMI SANDWICH? IN A BROKEN DOWN NEIGHBORHOOD FULL OF PARK ADDICTS? GO TO BROWNS BAKERY IN THE VALLEY and get their twice baked double Rye. Used by Brents , Buy the Pastrami package at Costco, Enjoy 6 to 8 big sandwiches as good as Langers for about $5 per.
Hahahaha! Funny, man! What pastrami package at Costco? Haven’t seen anything special. Just generic pastrami?
@@rayvisco8545 hi. Costco is Stone ridge Ranch Pastrami. $20 pound....Doordash for $17.
First went to Langer's in 1964. It was a little storefront on the side downways from the corner. $1.45. neighborhood was much better. Edwards Steakhouse and a Cooper Donuts across the street. Played in MacArthur Park as a kid. Influx of illegals killed it all.
Thanks, Steve! Yeah, very sad what they have let happen to that city. Norm was just in the news yesterday saying that he’s considering closing unless they clean up the park. Terrible. Been a family tradition to visit there for years. Thanks again for the info! 👍 Stay well!
Dont forget the Hat
Thanks but too late, I forgot my hat at Langer's
Rock star !!! You is !!! Love your channel .
Use to go to Johnny's in the 60's, best French dip Pastrami. The waitresses were something special, they could remember your order no matter how many people they were serving. I don't know how they did it.
Wow
i think you’re talking about the one in culver city. the jefferson park one was always take out/ order at the window
@@sarahbaartmansrevenge Sorry, Johnny's on Adams and Montclaire (near Crenshaw) was the best pastrami, especially if you got the double dip. I've been to the Culver City location near Titos Tacos, it's good, but not as good as the one on Adams.
@@ronyano i never knew that the one on adams had tables to sit there and eat…?
@@sarahbaartmansrevenge That is new. Originally, it was only a take-out place with just a parking lot. It closed for a while in the 90's or early 2000 and when it reopened it looks like they added tables according to the video (to be honest, I have not been since it reopened).
You should also try "Canters they been here for many and so delicious as well.
When I make pastrami French dip sandwiches, I add Giardiniera, the Italian pickled assorted vegetables. I do this because the Chicago Italian beef sandwich is also a French dip, and a Chicago-style French dip sandwich without the Giardiniera has a key component missing.
Try the black pastrami Reuben at Brent’s Deli. The best deli this side of New York per the Zagat survey.
Try New York Deli in Torrance and you will like it the most!
Don’t tell the secret, they have the best Ruben
Born and raised in los Angeles and our pastrami ain't as good as it was in tha 70s and 80s 🧐🤐😔
Love watching your videos!😊❤❤
You're my newest favorite foodie channel. Thanks 🤗
The only pastrami spots that were willing to comp him the food.
The building the Oinkster is iin was originally a Tastee-Freez. That’s why it has an A frame. It was a Jim’s Burger in between the two
The Hat, Arry's in Montebello.??? 2 spots missed here.
Cali Style Pastrami dip The Hat, Stevie’s in Gardena, A-1 in San Pedro.
NY style, New York Deli in Torrance get the Ruben, Langers in LA
It’s been so long since I’ve been to Johnny’s
Grew up going to Johnnys I have 6 generations of family members that have been there!!! Tito’s taco used to be behind them
Based on this video, we went to the Oinkster last night! Reuben blew the Oinkster sandwich out of the water. However…it definitely needs more kraut and dressing. Prices are a bit high here, but food was solid. Oh!! They make their own sauces including the ketchup lol!
Langer's is NO. 1!
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Looks soooo delicious Steve ❤❤
Langers is my spot, thanks to Max and Marcellus radio show. Love it.
Great video. I believe Langer’s has the best pastrami in the country. I am a self proclaimed Jewish deli aficionado.
How do you leave out Johnnie’s Pastrami in Culver City?!?!?!
Langers is fire
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Tops in Pasadena, Beeps in Van Nuys, Daglas in Winnetka, Yeastie Boys in L.A.( ive only tried outta their truck in Studio City) Arrys in Montebello. I love my pastrami, can you tell?😊
Daglas in Winnetka never gets no love. It's literally right next door to Cupid's Hot Dogs too. Throw some Cupid's chili on those wet 'n greasy fries from Daglas and you're in heaven.
Fun fact: LA IS a pastrami city. Some of the sneakily best joints are one off burger joints & diners in south LA & south bay. Tams, Louie burgers, Astro burgers, Apollo burgers in Carson, The Hat in Pasadena/San Gabriel valley. Its LA style thin sliced & one of the best hangover cures known to man outside of Pedialyte & Pho. RIP to Greenblatts Deli in West Hollywood, one of best late night spots for pastrami or a French dip roast beef & a nice bottle of wine to take home.
Sorry for hangovers its MENUDO .
never had a bad pastrami in SoCal for 55 years ...miss it moved to LV
no hats?
In L.A. for me, the best Pastrami is:
1. LANGERS DELI.
2. CANTERS
3. BRENTS DELI
There was Jake Levins in Milwaukee... It would have license plates from Minnesota, Illinois, Indiana, and Michigan there because it was worth the stop ( kid watching the different state plates.. big fun).. in a terrible part of town, no less... It's long since declined..Does anyone maybe an ex-wisconsinite know if these pastrami and corned beef restaurants in La are up to that level??.. Jakes was incredible...
Should try Jim's burgers, pastrami's in Boyle heights they're way more reasonable and they're the best I had yet!
Try the Pastrami at Foggias in Long beach on Bellflower and Del Amo
Na, try Ruby's in Whittier CA! best ever.......
Langers need to add more meat for the price
Beef prices are high metro detroit pastrimi sandwich 8 ounces cost 15/20 dollars
I like it thin cut. New York deli style.
Don"t like handcut pastrimi
Eastside Deli by Dodger’s Stadium has the best pastrami!
Really best pastrimi sandwich fresh out of the cooker
From Steve. I make the best and greatest pastrami sandwiches 🥪 😋 in the world 🌎 😋👌 .Yummy, yummy
I think the best is Eastside Italian Deli Downtown L.A. Near Dodger's Stadium. The #7 - Roast Beef, pastrami and cheese sandwich, is the bomb. You will see all the city workers eating there during lunchtime. It's our go to deli for the past 27 years.
T burger in Arcadia Monrovia area makes a very good n tasty pastrami sandwich
So Cal definitely has the Best Pastrami Sandwiches
Nate'n Al's, Factor's and Wexler's should be on this list.
I tried the Pastrami from Farmer Boys and loved it, the meat had some crunch to it. When I tried it the next time, it wasn't the same. I think the first one was left on the broiler longer than usual.
The Hat in Alhambra....is almost a requirement when in that area
A great pastrami place in Alhambra, CA. Is Tops Junior. Amazing melt in mouth non-gristled pastrami. Best chili-cheese fries as well.
Dan's Super Subs in Woodland Hills is the bomb. Try the street pastrami.
Sounds great
@RockstarEater I live in LA but not from here. Compared to the prices of all the other places you reviewed, Dan's is a bargain.
P&G in Covina has a great pastrami
$27 for a sandwich Get the frick out + tax tip and park $37 insane but thanks for video spotlights
Brent's Deli is the best cornbeef and pastrami
Giamela's in Burbank is straight 🔥🔥👌🏼
You can't have a must try without the Hat
Langer's on Alvarado Brent's on Parthenia. Both best in SoCal
Toms Burgers in ELA killer pastrami. just had on Friday. Brent's Delicatessen & Restaurant in the valley, brilliant place and ambience. another Pastrami banger and Corn Beef. Art's Delicatessen in Studio City
The Busy Bee in San Pedro too!
Johnny’s sandwiches are good but if you really want the best stuff on the menu, get the knish with gravy and the burnt ends. Their chicken sandwich is awesome too it’s huge. Follow me for more inside tips jk I don’t have a channel I just eat everything.
My wielding instructor told us we would be having a substitute teacher because after eating a pastrami sandwich for lunch everyday for 30 yrs he going to have to have a triple bypass he asked if we had any questions I was the first to raise my hand I asked "So you know all the places to get a good pastrami which are the best?"
Capri Deli in Covina. Trust.
Yo!!!! REPRESENT!!!! 😂 Capri has an awesome pastrami, but I can never order one for myself due to the outstanding quality of their Italian “sangwiches”!!
Facts right there. 👆🏼
The Hat is where its at. Everytime im anywhere near Los Angeles. Already planning my trip from Sacramento to Rancho Cucamonga sp i can stop at The Hat before driving back to Florida. Its always the first srop and last stop when im.in California
$28 for a coleslaw sandwich ( barely any pastrami) at Langer's. Terrible value on all sandwiches no meat! Go somewhere else!!!😊
Dang! This video came out the day we were leaving LA.😂
For the same price in NYC you can get the same pastrami, but all the lettuce and tomatoes would be pastrami too. And there be a little bit more pastrami on top of that.
I've been to Langer's and Johnny's Pastrami many times Johnny's I give a 7 out of 10 on the other hand Langer's is a solid 10 the only thing that's good about Johnny's Pastrami is you get a lot of pastrami at Langer's you don't get as much pastrami as Johnny's but the Pastrami is thick and flavorful and melts in your mouth hands down Langer's all day everyday and twice on Sundays