East Side Kosher Deli

Good food if it is a bit pricey. The staff is so friendly. I will need totty the store and deli for a full understanding.

Darn. I was really hoping for a killer pastrami sandwich. That did not happen.Note, this was a take out order but nonetheless the pastrami was a bit dry and in my opinion too thinly sliced. Kudos to the delicious rye bread.

The bbq brisket was amazing. Happy to support this place. Also has a great grocery store attached

I was quite impressed with this deli! I have rarely been to a kosher deli outside the NYC area which had good food and this one certainly did! The front of the deli has a store with a large variety of groceries and meats and wine. In the back is a sit down restaurant and what looks like a small catering hall. Even if you don't adhere to the rules of kashrut, I highly recommend the restaurant! The food is wonderful and the staff are pleasant!

Stick to the sandwiches which are good. The steaks (prime rib, rib eye) wasn't good at all. There's a smell that is hard to describe. Also be ready to look out of place if you aren't Jewish.

You know the out of town people who "discover" the great local restaurant? Well, apparently I'm one of those people. I just "discovered" this place. It's a deli it's a restaurant it's a grocery store. The restaurant is in the back past the deli counter. The walk past the deli counter is best done with blinders on I'm telling you don't look until you've eaten. Ok the restaurant the menu has one rare item after another. I noticed pan fried red snapper for next time. We had the Kreplach look it up if you don't know. We had a bowl brimming with noodles broth and the namesake dumplings. (No matzo ball) best in town and I've tried quite a few. Service is outstanding easy access across the street from Goodwill on Leetsdale. So take that stuff you were going to sell and give it a second life and then treat yourself to Kreplach!

DO NOT ORDER FROM HERE. I ordered a full dinner for what would have been a lovely family dinner--instead my order arrived 25 minutes late - with many items missing and not enough to feed everyone. When I called to ask for a correction or refund they couldn't care less - they just left me on hold over and over again and were rude. Not to mention the food is just mediocre at best. Go somewhere elseIf you want real food and good service

Ordered a sandwich today for a friend that lives up in Denver and they are having some medical issues.It was very easy to order just what she wanted and liked online and another friend who was going to go visit with them at the hospital was able to pick it up and deliver it to her for me. Though when i was ordering teh sandwich online it looked like they also offer delivery. They sent a confirmation email to me with my order and also offered follow up afterwards.I love doing Passover shopping at East Side usually as well. They have a nice selection and can always get what I need.

Denver is very limited when you're looking for a kosher restaurant. This one is the best. Great customer service and a broad selection of really delicious food. I took 3 guests to dinner here on a Thursday evening. Each person ordered something different and finished with a huge slice of chocolate cake. Everything there is made in house, including the corned beef, ground beef and fresh French fries. Although it was pricey, the quality, selection, and customer service was worth it. Also, the items in the deli counter for carry out were verything you'd hope for in an authentic Kosher deli.

Very expensive and mediocre tuna salad sandwich, two sandwiches were almost $40 and the lettuce with the sandwich was wilted and unappealing. Not a good experience.