Crossroads Delicatessen

Excellent Jewish deli food! Yummy breakfasts and brunches,l! I haven't had just lunch or dinner. The whole restaurant is cozy and kinda north woods decorated. The waitstaff is always friendly and quick! Definitely eat here and buy stuff from the deli side, too!

It's a Jewish style deli,but it's not kosher. Had the matzo ball soup and it was good,but not great. The pretzel bites and cheese sauce were good. It was good enough I'm willing to go back and try the Reuben sandwich maybe without the melted Swiss cheese over the top.

Been craving a good deli sandwich for months being a MN transplant. FINALLY I've found it!!! This place has it all. Delicious Dr. Brown soda, cookies, banana bread, all kinds of assorted bakery stuff, really. And the Kevin Kombo is SO GOOD! It's the perfect sandwich as someone who loves a deli but is rather picky on toppings. My friend got the Reuben, which looked fantastic! Prices also aren't astronomical for a deli. I will be coming back here when the craving hits again (will be soon). We only carried out, but the check out man was lovely and helpful. Will be dining in next time to see the vibes.

I pretty much just come for the tomato soup! Not much else that catches my eye. The one unique item I like is the cabbage rolls, but I don't like the soup they come in, but delicious if you ask for them to be served without the soup and just with the mashed potatoes.

The perfect place for nostalgia! I'm originally from the North Shore Suburbs of Chicago, where I can find a Deli everywhere - ever since moving here I've been wanting to find the perfect spot and this is it! My boyfriend and I came here on a rainy morning to grab some breakfast, and try their matzoh ball soup. All of it was delicious! The soup was warm and flavorful, the matzoh ball a little dense for my taste but everyone has their preferences.We got a Veggie omelet and the breakfast sammy. We both loved our food and was served a large plate! Only note was that both dishes needed salt, but we added that ourselves.My favorite part of this spot is the deli - since it was right before Passover I was able to get some KforP treats that were delicious. Highly recommend their Passover brownies - like fudge! We also tried a bagel and a B&W Cookie from the counter. The bagel is NY style with a hard skin and a chewy inside. The cookie was my favorite, like the ones I always got as a kid!I will definitely be back here.

I'm missing pastrami grinders from California so this is my first stop in finding the best possible substitute in the Twin Cities. This is is 6 on a scale from 1-10 compared to what I was hoping for.This has been one of my wife's favorite places that we haven't been to in many years because we live so far away.For the sandwich to get a 10 from me it needs to be served on a hoagie/sub bun with yellow wax peppers on the side. Mustard, shredded lettuce and dill pickles never hurt either. The pastrami itself was most with just the right amount of fat.The next time I'll probably just buy the pastrami at their deli and DIY the sandwich at. home.

Tomato soup was good. Naan was not the right choice for a sandwich as it is too thick and took away from the rest of the chicken Brie sandwich, so I left it. The chicken was very good. The Rachel was good. The French silk pie was way too sweet, so sweet that I could not finish half a piece. Baker's square pie is much better. Friendly staff and nice atmosphere.

A good deli, not the best but good enough. It is quite large and quite pretty inside. They pastrami sandwiches could have had more pastrami

One word: delicious! We went on a Sunday at 11ish for an early lunch and they weren't very busy (it was freezing though, so nothing was busy!). My companion ordered the corned beef hash and said it was the best he had ever had, it was served with two poached eggs over the top and was not crazy salty (like the canned variety). I had the matzo ball soup- the ball was ok, but the broth, chicken, carrots, onions, and celery were soooo yummy!! I also had the bottomless pickled beets and they were superb as was the caraway rye bread. It was warm and inviting inside with a cozy fireplace. I'd definitely recommend stopping here!

Good service and lots of comfort food options! A little on the pricey side for soup but it was an enormous bowl