Hymie's

Cute decor. Small store on one side, restaurant on the other. Food was excellent. Best pastrami I've ever tasted. Chicken salad was made with fresh cooked, pulled chicken breast. Seating was a little tight for my taste. Our server (young Asian woman) was super nice, maybe aggressively so, and a little too overbearing, coming to the table way too often, interrupting our conversation, asking questions and standing there waiting for an answer when our mouths were full (we just told you 5 min ago everything was good), dropping the check then coming back minutes later to inform us where to go to pay, I felt a little rushed, even though there were lots of empty tables. Miss...relax. Another server (older caucasian lady) I went up to and asked for an extra bowl (when I didn't see our server) had

Fantastic Jewish deli. Seating is limited but table turn is very quick. Also parking can be difficult although there is parking outback. Difference between cup of soup and bowl of soup is one matzoh ball for a cup and two for a bowl they are very generous in size. Food is amazing. Don’t forget to take a look at the actual shop itself they have Lots of desserts to take home as well. Highly recommend and will stop here again. Don’t forget the pickle bar it’s delicious.

Hymies played a significant role in shaping my life, as it was where I formed a lifelong friendship with my co-worker Paul, he is family to me. It was one of my earliest jobs back in the 1980s, and during my teenage years, I would frequently switch between their different city deli locations. Whenever I needed extra money, I would return to work at Hymies and was always welcomed with open arms. The owner, Sam Barson, and the deli manager, Ivan, taught me valuable work ethic skills that have stayed with me throughout the years. Eventually, Louis, Sam's son, took over the operation and has successfully elevated the establishment to new heights while maintaining the same classic deli style with added menu items. On a recent visit to Hymies, I was pleasantly surprised to find options for vega

Pretty great food, they were very packed and service was a little slow. But that’s not their fault. The prices were really good I’ll admit. The only bad thing is it is impossible to find parking and if you don’t have change good luck. The whole place was a signal dead zone so I couldn’t download the app to pay the meter. Had to rush in and out and tons of cars around me were ticketed.

I was working so my pics are in my car. Ordered Lox spread on an "Everything" bagel. Freshly made and creamy. I appreciated the veggies added to my bagel, making it a sandwich. Most shops would just be content giving you the bagel and spread. Hymies will be on my repeat list!