Kitchen Kabaret

Some people serve with a smile but am not there for that , I go once a week for their Pastrami or Roast beef on the Hero. I absolutely think that are the best in NYc. And I have eaten at the competition where am told celebrities dine but! I was not impressed. coming here is more than just a sandwich. It’s satisfying, mouthwatering, Pavlov salivating. I cannot pass the exit on my way to Jersey , I always plan one stop and that’s not for restrooms, Its to look into the eyes of my beloved friend;my Pastrami Other notes sugar lover delight; sweet treats nicely displayed and yum yum to the bite. Love treats you can find. Sugar leaves and edibles petals waiting. Cashier move quickly, there is no long wait time and food is always tasty.

The food here is very good, and that’s the main reason I keep coming back. However, the pricing is inconsistent. I ordered the exact same items multiple times over the last few days and was charged three different amounts. While the difference was only about $0.50–$1, it’s still frustrating and confusing as a customer. Orders are not itemized—only the total price is written down—so there’s no easy way to compare or understand the charges. If pricing were more consistent and transparent, this place would be much better overall.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – 5 out of 5 stars Kitchen Kabaret is hands-down one of my go-to spots in Roslyn for quick, quality food with a neighborhood feel. It’s a well-oiled machine—fast, friendly, and packed with variety. Whether you’re stopping in for a meal or to stock up for the week, it’s got something for everyone. The food selection is incredible. You’ll find: • A full gourmet deli with fresh-carved turkey, grilled chicken, eggplant parm, brisket, and more. • A hot food bar with everything from roasted veggies and pasta dishes to Asian-inspired stir-fries and comforting home-style options like meatloaf or mashed potatoes. • A massive cold salad station—build-your-own or pre-made classics like Caesar, Mediterranean, quinoa, or beet salads. • Their thin crust pizza is surprisingly excellent—crispy

Kitchen Kabaret was such a great find, and I’m so glad we stopped in. We went on a friend’s recommendation while heading to a Cowboys–Giants game, and it absolutely lived up to the hype. The place has a really cool vibe and an impressive variety of food options—especially for breakfast—so there’s truly something for everyone. I ordered a pastrami sandwich with eggs and Swiss, and it was delicious. The pastrami was flavorful, the eggs were perfectly cooked, and the bread was soft, fresh, and held everything together beautifully. It was one of those meals that hits the spot and sticks with you (in the best way). The cappuccino was decent—not the star of the show—but totally fine alongside the meal. What really stood out was the service: fast, friendly, and efficient, even though the place wa

I do love the food here. But I really expect the strawberries to be cleaned and cut appropriately for 1499 a pound. This is their big salad. I did call and received an apology. The manager did say they would speak to the chef. Which is OK with me still not a good luck. This is just pure laziness on the chefs part