Welcome to Wexler’s Deli
Wexler’s Deli at Grand Central Market in Los Angeles stands out for its hand-sliced meats, house-smoked pastrami, and delicious bagels. The pastrami sandwich, praised by patrons as one of the best in the city, is a must-try. Other favorites include the lox bagel and the rueben sandwich, all made with fresh and flavorful ingredients. The casual yet classy ambiance, along with friendly service, makes dining here a pleasant experience. Wexler’s Deli is a gem in the heart of Grand Central Market, offering a taste of traditional Jewish deli fare with a modern twist.
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317 S Broadway, Los Angeles, CA 90013, United States317 S Broadway, Los Angeles, CA 90013, United States Hotline: +1 213-620-0633
Wexler’s Deli, located in the heart of Grand Central Market in Los Angeles, is a must-visit for deli enthusiasts seeking top-notch sandwiches and soul food. This deli offers a blend of class and casual vibes, making it a perfect spot for a meal. The menu includes a variety of options for breakfast, brunch, and lunch, with standout dishes like the pastrami sandwiches and the lox bagels receiving high praise from customers.
One satisfied customer raved about the pastrami sandwich, highlighting the perfectly smoked meat and fresh baked rye bread. The pickles at Wexler’s Deli were also noted as a standout feature, adding an extra layer of flavor to the meal. Another patron enjoyed the lox bagel, praising the combination of flavorful lox and a delicious bagel that kept them coming back for more.
With hand-sliced meats cured and smoked in-house, Wexler’s Deli offers a unique dining experience in a bustling market setting. The MacArthur Park sandwich, known for its house-smoked pastrami and secret sauce, delighted a customer who found the dish to be surprisingly not salty and perfectly paired with the side of potato salad.
Overall, Wexler’s Deli stands out among the crowd at Grand Central Market, offering a delightful blend of traditional Jewish deli flavors with a modern twist. The friendly service, cozy ambiance, and mouthwatering dishes make it a must-try destination for foodies looking for a memorable dining experience.
One of the best pastrami sandwiches in the city -- up there with Langers which is high praise to say the least. Smoked to perfection with only a little bit of fat, the meat is the star here. Fresh baked Rye bread is also on point. $19.00 as of May 2024 -- and you can even share it if you want to try other things at the market. Comes with pickle and slaw. Maybe next time I'll try the Rueben or the #19 knock off.
Excellent Jewish deli. Breakfast sandwiches and custom bagel was delicious. Friendly, fast service. Inside of Grand Central Market
Honestly super impressed with this spot. Stopped here before a Dodgers game and we each got something different. I got the OG and the pastrami was delicious! Overall such a great sandwich. My friends got the lox (which he praises highly!) and the big poppa. Both looked really good. My wife got the MacArthur Park and she really enjoyed it. One of my favorite things about this place, aside from the pastrami, was the pickles. I got extra pickles instead of the slaw or potato salad. Overall, highly recommend this spot inside of Grand Central Market. Food: 5/5 Great service and amazing ambiance, although it can get packed. I recommend going early, especially on a weekend.
Wexler Deli's lox bagel is a true gem! The combination of fresh, flavorful lox and the perfect bagel is unbeatable. Every bite is a delightful experience that keeps me coming back for more. If you're a fan of lox bagels, this is the place to be. Don't miss out on this delicious treat!
Honestly I don't know what I can say that hasn't already been said about this grand central staple. A great food option through and through. You honestly can't go wrong with anything but this trip I got the big poppa (an everything bagel sandwich filled with cheddar and a pastrami egg hash) and the lox bagel. Who wouldn't want to start their day with a hearty breakfast and snoop dogg
A great, classic style Jewish deli with easy parking in a convenient location. Everything is fresh and delicious. But what I love is how unlike a lot of similar places, the sandwiches aren't enormous. You can easily finish one of these sandwiches for lunch without feeling like you are going to explode.
A great Jewish deli right in the heart of Grand Central Market! GCM has so many fantastic options but when I Yelped and saw this place, I knew I had to try it. There aren't a lot of Jewish delis on this side of town! The menu is pretty simple but I got what many reviewers recommended... the OG. It was a great pastrami sandwich. Loved the potato salad. It's a little pricey at $19 but it's a generous portion. I love how you can see the cooks make it right there. Like other GCM spots, seating is hard to come by. We were lucky to score some counter seats. In general, I wish there was more seating. Overall, really enjoyed the food here. Totally recommend the OG here!
Hand sliced meats, cured and smoked in house, makes for some amazing bagels and sandwiches. In a location like Grand Central Market with lots of great options already, Wexler's Deli still stands out among the crowd. Picture here are two of my favorites: Lox Bagel and the Rueben Sandwich. That corned beef with the Russian dressing is a delicious combination.
Not sure why this place has a low rating but definitely a 5/5 for me. I was sold on the MacArthur Park because they smoke their own pastrami in house and that is what they're known for. They have a few LA times media clippings as one of the best pastrami sandwiches in town. I got the Potatoe salad on the side and this was also delicious. Idk what kind of secret sauce the sandwich has but I enjoyed it since it paired well with the pastrami. I love that the pastrami is not salty, I was hesitant to order pastrami for that reason but glad it wasn't because I finished the entire sandwich. Customer service is 10/10 super friendly. They're located inside the Grand Central Market- it's a bit hard to tell since the logo and brand name - for me was a bit hard to notice, what called my attention was how low key it was but yet the music called me. Low key in the sense that they don't have loud bright signs above their store front. (At least I didn't notice it) If your in GCM stop by and try out their signature sandwich "The OG" or "the MacArthur Park"