Katz's Delicatessen

Found Katz's delicious but wouldn't want to pay that much for a sandwich again.

Agrees with the Katz's advice; says a half sandwich was filling and portions are generous enough to split.

Agrees that one sandwich is enough to share.

Says Katz's costs about the same as other top pastrami once you count the large portion.

Has been to Katz's; calls it an institution and says one sandwich covers two people.

Defends Katz's pastrami against criticism.

Argues there is no real alternative and says Katz's is the best.

Lists Katz's among places to eat after a night of drinking.

Advises skipping lines generally, but says Katz's is the one worth waiting for.

Tells tourists to pay up and go to Katz's, reporting a recent evening visit with little wait.

Calls Katz's a worthwhile tourist stop that meets its reputation; visitors they brought loved it.

Advises taking the visitors straight to Katz's.

Calls going to Katz after drinking late at night a rite of passage.

Argues Katz's experience comes with the price; visiting when busy is part of the appeal.

Advises simply going to Katz's and settling the question.

Says they crave this deli when hungover, versus halal when drunk.

Calls Katz's the top deli and urges bringing friends there.

Found Katz's bland when eaten the same day as Frankel's; once thought it was the best.

Warns that weekend lines are now very long, and suggests the experience matters more than the food.

Says locals skip recommending Katz's because the lines are long and the wait is off-putting.

Still stands by its earlier view that the hype around Katz's Deli is unwarranted.

Dismisses Katz's pastrami on rye and says they'd rather go to another deli.