Greenblatt's Delicatessen & Fine Wine Shop

Greenblatt’s has been anchoring the Sunset Strip for nearly a century, serving up classic Jewish deli fare to generations of Angelenos. This West Hollywood institution blends old-school deli charm with an unexpected twist—a ground floor that doubles as a high-end wine shop. It’s the kind of place where you can grab a hot pastrami sandwich at 2 AM and browse premium bottles before stumbling out into the night.

The menu delivers what you’d expect from a proper Jewish deli, with the hot pastrami sandwich leading the charge. The meat itself holds its own against LA’s best, though the bread can sometimes run a bit dry. Don’t sleep on the macaroni salad—it’s unexpectedly fantastic, with just the right amount of mayo-forward creaminess. The matzo ball soup offers reliable comfort, while the turkey club is a massive, underrated option that often gets overlooked in favor of the pastrami.

Fair warning: this isn’t a budget deli experience. Prices run high for the Sunset Strip location, and you might feel the pinch when your lunch total approaches thirty dollars. The staff, while friendly enough, often seem to be operating in perpetual crisis mode even when the place isn’t particularly busy—a quirk that takes some of the cozy edge off what should feel like your grandmother’s kitchen.

For late-night cravings or a quick weekday lunch, Greenblatt’s still delivers the goods. It’s an LA classic that’s worth experiencing, especially if you catch it at the right moment. Just temper your expectations and bring your wallet—this slice of deli history comes at modern Sunset Strip prices.