Krell's East Coast Style Delicatessen

What a wonderful find. I ordered their Reuben and Philly steak sandwiches to split with my wife. We agreed that these sandwiches were probably the best we've ever had. The potato salad was off the chain good as well. They also threw in an order of three different kinds of pickles to compliment the sandwiches, which they did to perfection. Thank you for such a wonderful find. I highly recommend this place to all. The prices are fair and the food is top shelf.

I'm not a sandwich guy and never have believed in paying for somebody to make me something I can do at home. However this is some of the best food I've ever had I go there at least twice a week these days. If you want good East Coast style sandwiches and food, you definitely need to check this place out

Drove over from the south side to check this place out. My over all rating is a 7/10, the food was decent. Pickles were nice. But for $40 I was disappointed in the lack of meat on the Italian stallion. More like Italian Pony. Didn’t see any meats being freshly cut or anything. They did have browns sodas. Over all a decent sandwich but wouldn’t go out of my way again at all. After looking through picture reviews it seems consistency could be an issue here also.

We have been to Krell’s 4 times in the last couple of months after hearing a good review from foodie friends. Every meal just as a good as the first. For a solid 2 minutes after the first bite we say “wow”, Owen Wilson style. Then we eat in silence for the rest of the meal because the food is so good we can’t put it down until it’s gone. I highly recommend the Matzo, Rueben, and Krell’s Rancho (weekly special). Complimentary pickles make my day every time. Looking forward to trying the banana pudding cheesecake and the breakfast menu. We love the artwork and the atmosphere. Great service and even better food!

Update : Portion size position of meat and prices have me in mourning. Part of me wants to rate lower even because the price has climbed even higher. 19 for a philly... a sogged out barely cheesed steak and the Cubano 15 not even close to what I remember. Other than poor distribution of meat take two bites and the rest is bread or grainy tough pork. No pickles, and just bread that needed more toasting and butter. Just an overall dry sandwich. I would have pressed the shell of the bread on the panini when toasting as well instead of flipping the bun inside out. However, I was able to set aside my feelings for the price and rate it only on the food wich sadly was lacking. Old review: I ordered my sandwich to go, I had groceries in the trunk, and I had to get them home. In the bag was the pas