Latimer Delicatessen

Horrible customer service. Accused me of buying alcohol for a random guy outside then BANNED me from the store. I got dropped off by an Uber just outside not five minutes earlier. Didn't listen, accused me of lying, yet snarkily took my money and packed up my alcohol. WITHOUT carding. Do something for yourself and find better, there's a million copycat delis around anyway.

Barley any prices posted. A 6 pack of white claw is $17. Only come here as a last resort. If you are going to charge these outrageous prices at least be transparent. I can't wait for Amazon convenience stores to destroy places like these.

The worst pastrami sandwich EVER!!!!!! The meat was processed not realMeat . I couldn't even eat it had to throw away the entire sandwich. Do not I mean don't go there for sandwiches

First time visitVery friendly and helpful staffPA lottery sold hereHighly recommend !!!

Not my favorite place in Philadelphia for sure. But I live around the corner and I find myself in here all the goddamn time.Okay, let's start with the good -- decent selection of household groceries, amazing beer selection, open very late (hours seem to vary, due to the nearby bars, they seem to stay open for as long as there's a crowd), nice staffOkay, now the inevitable bad -- EXPENSIVE BEER (think $16 for a craft six pack), HORRIBLE HOT FOOD, *passable* cold food (the $4 noodles with imitation crab meat is a good drunk snack), and, after 10pm, filled with really shitty people; drunk twenty-somethings stumbling around, bums outside holding the door for you, creepy dudes who wander around and don't buy anything.Overall, this is a "dive deli" and reserved for the loud drunk bridge-and-tunnel partiers, and the annoyed residents they share it with. I wouldn't seek this place out. But, if you find yourself in the area...sure why not.

Great beer selection-fancy random microbreweries and international beers (but a bit pricey).They also have good obscure Korean things (kimchi, mandu, ramyeon, kim, bulgogi) and the owners are Korean and know me now so they always say hi which is great.They also have a bunch of vegan things if you're into that.They also have a decent deli area and some seating.The take credit cards now but there's a minimum.

$22 for a 6-pack. You read that right - $22. Why I paid, I'll never know, but I would never have got that far had they had prices posted for any of their alcohol.It was nearly midnight when I went and the area felt very unsafe. Lots of people standing on the corners, watching me as I left. Normally I'm not concerned with my safety and able to defend myself but being in this area made me nervous.Prices are terrible, and the area is sketchy. I don't recommend going here unless you wanna get robbed by the insane prices and shady characters.

it was my friends 21st birthday and we couldn't find anywhere that was open, tried buying some beer and got denied even though everyone present was 21.

To start off, I was mugged in Rittenhouse Square one night. I woke up and immediately went to Latimer Deli, Where the clerk gave me breakfast and a pack of cigarettes to put on my "tab", upon hearing my situation and knowing that I was familiar with the owner Tony. These guys know their customers. They know you by name, they know your usual purchase or order, and they respect you. I once brought a group of friends and since they knew me as a regular customer I was given permission to waive a tip. I didn't of course, because they deserve much more than they charge.They do not ask for tips when buying booze, so stop complaining about price. In center city, every other place is the same.

This place is a classic spot to grab beer after the bars close. Nice little shop and deli. My go to for a 6 pack. Always friendly and kind. Clean and organized place!