Loeser's Deli

Loeser's Deli is a historic delicatessen located in the Riverdale neighborhood of the Bronx, New York City. Established in 1960 by Fredy Loeser, it is one of the oldest Jewish delis in the city and is renowned for its traditional Jewish cuisine.

History

Fredy Loeser, a Holocaust survivor, opened Loeser's Deli in 1960. The deli quickly became a staple in the Riverdale community, known for its authentic Jewish cuisine and friendly atmosphere. Over the years, Loeser's Deli has maintained its traditional recipes and cooking methods, making it a beloved institution in the Bronx.

Cuisine

Loeser's Deli specializes in traditional Jewish cuisine. The menu includes classics like pastrami on rye, corned beef, and matzo ball soup. The deli is also known for its homemade knishes and bagels. All dishes are prepared using traditional Jewish cooking methods and recipes, contributing to the deli's reputation for authenticity.

Legacy

Loeser's Deli has been recognized for its contribution to the cultural and culinary landscape of New York City. In 2019, the intersection of West 231st Street and Godwin Terrace in the Bronx was co-named "Loeser's Deli Place" in honor of the deli's 60th anniversary.

See also

• List of delicatessens
• Cuisine of New York City
• Jewish cuisine

External links

• Official website

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