The Nosh Pit

Omg! OMG!! Easily the BEST pastrami sandwich of my life...My husband and I came here for lunch after the beach. I ordered the pastrami reuben. From the lightly toasted bread to the toppings and of course the pastrami, everything was EXCELLENT. I couldn't stop saying "omg" with each bite I took. There is nothing that can be done to make this sandwich any better. It is absolute perfection just the way it is. Even the pickle that came on the side is one of the best pickles I've ever had!Do yourself a favor and TREAT YOURSELF to this sandwich!! :)

I recently visited The Nosh Pit and tried their Combo Ruben sandwich, and it was absolutely fantastic! The sandwich was a perfect blend of savory corned beef, tangy sauerkraut, melted Swiss cheese, and their signature dressing, all nestled between slices of perfectly toasted rye bread. Each bite was a burst of flavor that left me wanting more.The atmosphere in the deli is cozy and welcoming, with friendly staff who make you feel right at home. The service was quick, and the quality of the ingredients really stood out. It's clear that they take pride in what they serve.If you're looking for a delicious, satisfying sandwich, The Nosh Pit is the place to go. I'll definitely be coming back to try more of their menu!

The Nosh Pit is a NY deli, Florida style. They have one of those old fashioned established signs (2020). The place is spotless, the employees take pride in their work and are cheerful, the tables are modern, and The food....is amazing! I ordered the Jungle Country Club sandwich ($12) Which had a generous amount of turkey, thick strips of bacon, avocado, and I chose house chips for my side. The head chef went to the strawberry festival in Plant City yesterday, so all of today's specials (written in neon colors on a sandwich board outside the entrance) featured strawberries. They got me with strawberry cheesecake. Altogether, the cost was $22, which I thought was pricey until I saw the amount of food I was given. There was so much I needed a to go container (which is rare for me). Well worth the price!

A few months ago, friends were talking about this deli. The next time we saw them, they gave us one of the menus. Today, we did ourselves a favor and stopped in for lunch. There are soup, salads, "Jew-ish Deli Specialties" (think lox, latkes, chopped liver, potato knish, etc.), all beef hot dogs, deli sandwiches and13 other varieties of sandwiches. Yes! Something for everyone. The Coliseum (salami, Capitola, proscuitto & provolone on a toasted hoagie w/toasted red peppers, lettuce, tomato & citrus vinaigrette) was what we decided to share. It was absolutely delicious with high-quality meats and a tasty hoagie bun. The shoestring fries we decided on for our side were perfectly crispy and hot, too.Orders are taken at the counter and delivered to your table. There were three daily specials available too.We brought home the deli order form for meats, cheeses by the pound, deli salads, side items, breads, specialty sides, and a huge variety of sauces. Facilty is clean, comfortable and nicely decorated. Parking is a breeze in the free parking lot. We'll go back again very soon.

Since I am from the NYC metro area, perhaps it is unfair making the Jewish delis there the standard. The Nosh Pit just doesn't match what you can find up north. The good things about the Nosh Pit include the fact that the workers are friendly & the place is very clean. I ordered a Reuben. The corned beef was lean, but unfortunately absolutely flavorless. There were no "corning spices" used that I could discern. It also was not red, but rather grayish brown. The sauerkraut needed some twang or zing, but it was super dull. And fuggetabout the dressing...super dull as well. I was greatly disappointed, but the Nosh Pit gets some points for trying.

Ah, I wanted to love this place. It came highly recommended, but it didn't live up to the hype my opinion, not even close. I ordered a bagel with lox and cream cheese and a matzo ball soup. The soup was fine, nothing to complain about, but lacked flavor both in the matzo ball itself and the broth. The bagel on the other hand, there are better ones at Walmart. Flavorless, and not even toasted to make up for the inauthentic texture and flavor. Total disappointment. It really is more like 2 stars for the food, but the girl at the front was super nice, so added star for that.

For some reason we didn't try Nosh Pit until this year, and I'm so sad because of all the amazing sandwiches I missed out on up until then!The Jewish deli items are excellent. We've tried the corned beef and pastrami and really enjoyed both. They have great lox and the lox bagel salad is delicious so I imagine the bagel is on point, too. There's a salmon pastrami sandwich, made with Nova smoked salmon with pastrami spices, and while it's not traditional it's excellent.We also love a lot of the other sandwiches- all are fresh with thoughtful flavor combos. I'm particularly partial to the Raymond (rare roast beef, caramelized onions and bleu cheese) and the Maximo tuna melt. The sides aren't quite as good as the amazing sandwiches, but they do the trick. The macaroni salad is heavy on celery salt for my taste but both flavors of potato salad are good and it's cool they make their potato chips in house.I'm a regular for takeout/delivery (they're on Grubhub).

sooooo good!! i got the jungle club sandwich and it's amazing, it tastes so fresh annddd it's so nice that it's only 10 mins from the beach. The girls that worked there were super friendly. i wish i could have try the homemade pickles, that would be the perfect touch:)

We have driven by the place many times and after seeing a local influencer talk about their Thanksgiving sandwiches we had to get there before it was too late. My BF had the sub version which didn't include mashed potatoes but had stuffing, turkey, cranberry sauce, and gravy.I ordered the open-faced turkey, mashed, stuffing, gravy, and cranberry on toasted challah bread.Sandwiches came with sides like fries, chips, mac or potato salad -- I took the matzo ball soup to go.Food was fresh and delicious while the service was equally perfect.Seating is plentiful - indoor and outdoor tables, two booths, and many individual tables with chairs.Great help-yourself section with to-go packaging for your leftover goodies.Parking is easy -- the deli is in a strip lot.

Very disappointing for a Jewish deli! Frozen knish, pea size matzoh ball soup. We had to check it out after seeing positive reviews, what a let down!