Carnegie St. Deli

Expensive, even for the Strip. We split the Reuben and cheese blintzes for lunch between 2 people. A Reuben was $25.99, and that’s without fries! Yes, it is a large serving, but it still doesn’t justify that price. We got it with turkey and we subbed cheddar cheese for Swiss cheese. The cheese blintzes were delicious and came with applesauce and sour cream. However, they were $11.49 for 3 little blintzes. Lunch for two people—with only one entree and one appetizer—ended up being over $40 with tip! Good food, but prices are outrageous.

Very good but not quite the size of the original in NY both in portions and overall menu choices. My most recent visit did not have the greatest service. I paid for a drink and I had a lot of difficulty getting my server to come by and pour refills for me. She just wouldn't circulate and then somehow didn't see me trying to wave her over multiple times. The food was delicious. I've had the Woodie Allen and the Bacon Turkey club as well as the Matso Ball soup with golden noodles. I could eat that soup all day long. the woody Allen wasn't quite as big as the last one I had at the now closed NY location but I'd still eat it again. I love Jewish deli!

Go on an empty stomach here. One sandwich fed two of us! Corned beef was moist and tender and melted in your mouth. Server was sweet. I almost laughed at the sight of the bread. Should have brought a Big Plate with just the Corned beef on it with at at least six slices of bread to make your own sandwich. But that's cool though. It's the nostalgia from good ole NYC. Pricy but worth it ! After all it's only once in a while right. The presentation of this Mega sandwich was Awesome !! Had a piece of their Cheesecake which was excellent and HUGE, with strawberries . Tables were very clean and organized. Everything was fresh and delicious. Thanks Carnegie. See you again.