Description
Essen Ny Deli is a deli located at 1108 Avenue J in Brooklyn, NY. Known for its classic deli offerings, it has gathered about 1,470 user reviews. Popular menu items include the Half Pastrami Sandwich, Chulent, Sesame Chicken, Tongue, and Potato Knish. The restaurant experiences no wait times on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays. However, on Saturdays, patrons might face a peak wait of up to 15 minutes from 5:30 PM to 8:00 PM, while on Sundays, the wait can reach up to 30 minutes between 5:30 PM and 6:30 PM, especially during peak dining hours.
Amenities
- Delivery
- Onsite services
- Takeout
- Dine-in
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible restroom
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
- Restroom
- Quick visit
- Credit cards
- Debit cards
- Free street parking
- On-site parking
- Paid street parking
FAQs
(1) What are the opening hours of Essen Ny Deli?
If you're planning a visit, Essen Ny Deli is open during these times: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Sunday (12:00 PM - 10:00 PM), Thursday (12:00 PM - 12:00 AM), Friday (10:00 AM - 02:30 PM), Saturday (Closed).
(2) Where is Essen Ny Deli located?
You'll find Essen Ny Deli at 1108 Avenue J, Brooklyn, NY 11230, United States, in a convenient and accessible area.
(3) How can I contact or make a reservation at Essen Ny Deli?
You can contact Essen Ny Deli directly at +1 718-859-1002 for reservations or general inquiries.
(4) When is the best time to visit Essen Ny Deli?
The difference isn't huge, but you'll likely notice fewer people on Monday, Tuesday, Friday, compared to the more active feel on Wednesday, Thursday, Sunday.
Reviews (1470)
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My husband and I just left and everything was phenomenal! Definitely try the matzo soup, sesame chicken and hot pastrami. They were delicious and not too salty. The pickles were so fresh too! It’s so clean and nice inside so I’m glad we stayed to dine in.. Our server and the lady at the front register were so nice and welcoming. We for sure will be back :)
We love Essen!!!! Always impressed by their food! We had a sheva brachos here and they actually catered a few family events always with consistency, reliability, and beautifully executed. Everyone keeps telling us that they still dream about the crispy beef and brisket pinwheels from our party! Thank you Essen! You are decibels our family favorite
The service the food the decor the whole entire feel of the restaurant is absolutely fantastic! This is our first time coming here. And they have made a customer of myself and my wife for me for life. I cannot express to you in words. How fantastic the service and the food was. And how nice and clean the place is. This establishment has become one of our favorites.Now, we will be back many times.
Essen NY Deli is a winner! The pastrami sandwich was piled high, perfectly smoked, juicy, and flavorful — one of the best in the city. Corned beef and matzo ball soup were excellent too. Service was super friendly and fast, even during the lunch rush. The place is clean but pretty basic/no-frills vibe. Great kosher deli spot — definitely worth it for the food alone!
Love the new location, sort of miss the old and nostalgic place on Coney where Essex was forever. This is a go to lunch spot for me for meetings. It’s a Deli. Order the deli and comfort food. Best coleslaw/pickle combo in the kosher world. And the potato salad is a must. They simply make the perfect deli sandwich. Table service can be improved. Love the cleanliness. Fantastic.
This place has the best food around. Highly recommended
Great food must check out those pastrami sandwiches and corn beef sandwiches
The restaurant is located in the Midwood section of Brooklyn. They prepare kosher deli cuisine. Prices for food that is kosher are generally higher. I ordered two lunch specials. The hot corned beef option has an additional charge. The sandwich had a nice generous amount of tasty and not salty meat. I selected that both sandwiches be prepared with rye bread. Customers have an option of selecting a soup or french fries. The special also includes a beverage option. The roasted turkey was a nice sandwich. I ordered the matzo ball with noodles and mushroom barley soups. The kasha varnishkes was good but did not include any gravy. The restaurant was previously on Coney Island Avenue but moved to a new and improved location on Avenue J.