Feldman's Deli

What an outstanding deli! I had the pastrami Ruben....fingers to lips good. Very tender and melt in your mouth. The toasted bread was perfect because both sides stayed toasty and didn't get soggy. My husband had the turkey sandwich and he said it was great as well. We both had the fries which were delicious. We stopped here on the way to the airport and next time in town will be visiting this establishment again!

A true New York Jewish deli sandwich in Utah. The sandwich was stacked high, packed with flavor, and exactly what you want when you walk into a place like this. The pickles were fine...nothing special. The fries were cut super thin and fried a bit too much so many of them tasted more like chips than actual fries. The atmosphere was nice, and the service was pleasant. I'd definitely return

I was craving for Reuben sandwich and after hearing many people say that this place has the best reuben sandwich, I gave it a try. I have to admit that my understanding of reuben sandwich is very limited—that realization came after I took the first bite of the sandwich here. The bread was perfectly cooked with good butter. The meat was delicious and goes so well with the thousand island and sauerkraut. I got the reuben combo so I can try both pastrami and corned beef. Both are good but I like the corned beef more. The fries taste good BUT it’s very oily that I throw more than half away. I think they cook a lot of fries and put them in a bucket, so those at the bottom of the bucket got soaked in the oil. The restaurant is packed and even I went at 2, I still have to wait for 10-15 minutes f

This place is legit. We showed up for lunch and it was absolutely packed. In hindsight I would have avoided the lunch hour or about 12:00 to 2:00. After 2 it calmed down a lot. I got the sloppy Joe and it was a fantastic sandwich! The sloppy Joe is a triple decker and quite tall though, so eating it can be a little messy. The fries and fry sauce were absolutely amazing. Overall definitely a 5 star experience. Feldman’s lived up to the hype.

I went to a famous LA Jewish deli, and the pastrami sandwich didn’t compare to the one I just got at Feldman’s the meat was much more moist and tender. It’s great to see a family operation that can thrive. It was full up for lunch, but the food came out very fast. It’s a top place in Salt Lake and the best for a pastrami sandwich.