New York Deli

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Established in this location in 1929, the New York Deli is one of Richmonds oldest restaurants. In that time the New York Deli has become a tradition, a landmark and a gathering place for locals. From the invention of the Sailor Sandwich (Pastrami & swiss on thick sliced, locally baked rye topped with a knockwurst) in the mid 40's to the creation of the Carytown New Years Eve in 2007 the New york Deli has carried a long tradition of evolution and community involvement. We look forward to carrying on this tradition for another 80 years. In 2006, after 77 years in this location, the restaurant was remodeled and Richmonds oldest restaurant was reborn as Richmonds first full service deli concept specializing in a full spectrum of deli sandwiches. Although we still offer our top quality meats & cheeses by the pound (yes we still have the Liptauer!) as well as our ever popular and convient sandwich trays, we are no longer the traditional deli that your parents grew up with. We are something more. In the spirit of our namesake, one of the greatest and most progressive cities in the world, we have brought the New York Deli to the forefront of American full service casual dining. Our extensive menu offers a stunning variety of sandwiches, salads, breakfast, and entrees. Featuring over fifty sandwiches, subs, wraps & burgers as well as the ability to build your own sandwiches using any of our many top quality deli meats, cheeses & our fresh, locally baked breads our menu is certain to have something for everyone, including our vegetarian friends! We are Richmonds oldest restaurant and Carytown's original gathering spot. We are the birthplace of the Sailor and the creators of the Carytown New Years Eve party. We are independent and strive to actively support our community, local business, fasion, and the arts. We are the New York Deli and whether you have been coming for 50 years or coming for your first visit, we are excited to welcome and serve you!! It's the return of the sandich; it's the return of The Deli.