Murray’s

Murray's Deli has been a great experience for years! Yesterday was no different. The BEST OF PHILLY designation speaks for itself.My cousin can eat lol...but we both needed a box for the second half of our Murray's Delight Sandwiches. They were packed with delicious hot pastrami and the perfect blend of melted Swiss, sauerkraut and Russian dressing. I also appreciate the fries being hot and that there were not too many on the plate. Let's face it, reheated fries just aren't it. But Murray's is it!!! Our server was wonderful and there's ample, cozy seating. You can comfortably dine in or take out. Who doesn't love options lol?! I highly recommend you check them out! Cheers!

Never again, which is very sad because I used to love Murray's. I don't know who died or handed over the keys to this establishment, but it is just awful now. We went in for dinner, the waiter seemed as though it was only working his 2nd shift of employment anywhere. Forgivable, but the order was botched about 4 times over, still, I could give the kid a break...Then the food came. Awful.From the awful $20 chicken platter to the dishwater matzo ball soup. Don't waste you

The Murray's Delight sandwich is so delicious. It's basically a corned beef special with coleslaw and a generous helping of Russian dressing, but with hot pastrami instead of corned beef... and it's grilled on both sides for a more flavorful experience!

More a 3.5 honestly. It's worth it as an alternative to everything else that's more expensive or harder to get a seat for. Nothing was bad but nothing was great. It worked and you'd expect this at late night places in the US.

The servers and owner are extremely rude and nasty. The food is not very good, but is quite expensive. The restaurant always looks filthy. I would have given zero stars if allowed.

Place was okay.... I prefer Hymies personally, because they have a pickle bar and the restaurant looks more appealing. The sandwich I had was good and their matzo ball soup was great, the waitress was also nice.

Prices are high. Service is abrasive. Food is mediocre. A bagel with butter is 6.50 ( insanity)

On my quest to discover more about Jewish cuisine and culture, I've been on the lookout for a really good Jewish deli. Before a weekend trip up to Eagles Mere, my friend and I took advantage of going through the burbs and stopped by Murray's for an early dinner. The last seating is at 5:00, and we must have gotten there just in time. I had never had matzo ball soup before, so I was told I had to start with that. I was glad I did because I finally realized why it was such a staple of Jewish cuisine. I couldn't decide between brisket and pastrami, but luckily my friend was willing to split with me and we got both. I was expecting the brisket to be my favorite because, well, it's brisket. It was fantastic, but the pastrami was impeccable. I always give my friend a hard time for smacking his lips when he eats, but he called me out this time because it was legitimately lip smacking good!Naturally I had to end the meal with some desserts. My mouth was watering looking at all the options, and ended up getting more than we needed for sure because I just couldn't decide. I will say none of them really satisfied, which is unfortunate because I do love a good Jewish dessert, but I won't let those ruin the review. The final bill was a little higher than I was prepared for, but the servings were large and totally worth it. Definitely will be back at some point in the future!

Menu states bagel with cream cheese is $4.99. Insolent waitress charged $5.99 and refused to make the correction. Instead, showed us on the menu where it says "prices subject to change." Turns out she was the owner. Attitude of pit bull.

Murray's corn beef used to be top notch, not anymore, the Ryebread was stale, there is no Russian dressing on the top piece of bread and the corn beef was not extra lean and it cost $20, never again!