Artie's Delicatessen (CLOSED)

I could not give my order at one visit from the server. The pickles and slow arrived together with the order and a third off the amount it used ti came.it took 15 minutes to get the cheek after asking.the novelty the Pastrami was good' the Kasha and varn

I went on a date with my boyfriend of a year relationship to a nice meal. I love diners and I thought this would be a great spot. I never been before. The atmosphere is nice the tables are too close together though. The Waiter I had was very nice and poli

I don’t think I’ve ever experienced worse service than Artie’s. Our waiter first came by after over 30 minutes of waiting. During that time we had not even been given any water. Our matzoh ball soup came at about 45 minutes in, and note we still h

Every New York neighborhood used to have a kosher deli -- not great, but good & reliable -- along with a Chinese chow mein spot & a red-sauce spaghetti joint. They are almost all gone now, replaced by fancy Chechuan & South Asian. Artie's is a copy of th

I don't know if we struck it lucky or what, but there were no queues and we were taken directly to a table. Service was perfectly fine. Ordered a speciality sandwich I (corned beef, pastrami, Swiss, coleslaw and Russian dressing) and the meat just melte

Somewhere I read that Artie's was a good restaurant with great pastrami; however, both of these claims are patently untrue. The service was terrible, it took forever for the waiter to finally take our order and it was about 25 minutes before we finally go

I had a craving for old fashioned brisket and chicken soup. Almost didn't order because of the negative reviews. But this is the only option that delivers this combo in my neighborhood. Delivery was timely. 45 minutes (was promised 1 hour). Food needed

Artie's is really just a mediocre deli that has gone downhill over the last 10 years - Delivery took over an hour and a half and I am 4 blocks away. Won't ever order from this place again.