Goldmans Deli

Nice little deli. Very friendly staff. Kitchen really wanted to make sure we were happyWill be back when in area.My corned beef was actually a little too lean. Pastrami ordered lean and it sure wasNothing fancy. Just good food very fair price for the size

2.5 Onos out of 5Although we visited in the later afternoon, I felt that the food looked like it was sitting around on the steam table.Had the staff cabbage, it was unevenly heated.When I visited the area, I know there are better delis around. Not sure I'll return!

So good. I have a thing for Jewish delis, & imo this is the best in the valley. I love the eggs Benedict using a slice of Hebrew national! Delicious bagel and lox as well. The pastrami here is to die for as well. Only thing it needs is Dr browns soda to complete the vibe. The place is an order at the counter type restaurant. They bring the food out to you. Serve yourself soda machine. The girl at the counter was great and friendly. She served as our waitress as well. Tv as well which for me is a plus if I'm dining solo. Absolutely recommend!

First time at Goldman's Deli. Friend raved about the cabbage soup. I opted for a pastrami on rye with potato salad. Deli is located in a shopping center and clearly a neighborhood favorite. Been to a lot of delis in the Phoenix area since I was born here. Think most of the deli restaurants have been New York Style.Ordered food at the front counter. You pay and your food is delivered to your table. You get a cup to help yourself if having a soft drink. Order arrives and friend says, the portions are not as big as other local delis. Sandwich was respectable in portion size. Prices were pretty much on par so no complaints on value. Friend paid for lunch anyway.Pastrami was tasty, however it was not hot and no mustard. Hmm, not sure if that is considered Chicago Style? Apparently, that is not the case. Mustard and napkins are at the counter.Service was great at the service counter. After your order is delivered, you are on your own. If in the area, would try Goldman's again. Hard to score a restaurant based upon one meal experience. Place is not a Chompies, Scott's Generations or Miracle Mile Deli; but those are not Chicago Style Delis.

Excellent Chicago style deli food. The pastrami sandwich was excellent and an excellent menu.

Service: Not much after dropping off the sandwich.Food: Excellent! My pastrami was packed and I only planned on eating half of it, but I couldn't stop and finished. the whole thing. Shame on me :(I only wish they were open on Sundays, when we are in the area more often.Given the option, would come back here again and again.

I grew up on the North Shore of Chicago, dining all the time at Deli's like Goldamns. I moved to Minneapolis for college, and have been missing establishments like this - so when I found Goldmans on a trip to Scottsdale I made sure to stop by!We ordered some food for pickup and my boyfriend went inside, so I couldn't see what the interior looked like, but looking in from the window it looks like your basic deli counter.We placed our order over the phone for pickup - staff saying it would be ready in 15-20 minutes. We ordered 2 large matzoh ball soups, 1 kreplach soup, a sandwich, and a piece of kugel to go. I was disappointed that when we got there they said they were our of kreplach soup, I wish we were called so we could have a replacement soup ready. We ended up ordering 1 small matzoh ball to replace it, but this took a bit of time to get ready.Fair warning that this food doesn't come cheap - I think my boyfriend spend $50-$60 on this meal. When I saw online that they were known for their baseball sized matzohballs, I was a bit worried they'd be hard - but they were perfectly fluffy! The soup was delicious and had some chicken, carrots and celery pieces too. The kugel was sweet and flavorful, just like the kind I have back home.If you're looking for a great Chicago style Jewish deli, definitely come here!

Not understanding the hype (or prices) here. Staff were so friendly and it's a cute place. Ordered the Ruben came with a side of chips. The bread was so hard it completely fell apart. I've never eaten a Ruben with a fork and knife before, but I had no choice here. Corned beef is not made in house and a little tough but it is shaved nice and thin. $21 (including $2 tip) for one sandwich and tap water (that left an odd aftertaste) is just not for me.

Great place for lunch, super friendly service at the counter where you order. Ordered Hot Pastrami, excellent with brown mustard, pickle and Cole slaw. Good amount of pastrami on Kaiser bun. Highly reccomend. Breakfast menu looks good for future visit.

The very best Jewish deli on the west coast. Down home atmosphere pleasant staff and the BEST cornedbeef