If you’re a foodie in New York City, you know Katz, Carnegie, and 2nd Avenue Deli are golden standards when it comes to good pastrami. Those classics are what inspired Nosh Delicatessen,
Late this month Nosh Delicatessen will open its doors on El Camino Real in the same shopping center as craft store—and its founders promise to deliver sandwiches that would make any East Coast native proud.
According to a news release, the menu will include traditional sandwiches such as corned beef, pastrami, turkey pastrami and chopped liver, as well as homemade Matzo ball soup, deli salads, Nova Lox—and, of course, bagels. Sandwiches will range from $4 to $10, and there will catering services and party plates, too.
The founders have owned more than 22 restaurants and combined have more than 50 years of experience in the industry—but they say it was the lack of any true New York-style delis that prompted them to launch Nosh Delicatessen.
After they open the Encinitas location, they plan to open two more locations before the year ends: one in La Jolla, and another in a still-to-be-determined part of San Diego.
Patch will keep you updated with more information as it becomes available.
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