Rubins Kosher Deli & Rstrnt
(617) 731-8787
500 Harvard St
Brookline,
MA
02446
42.348
-71.1294
Neighborhood: North Brookline
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In Short
All of the "greatest hits" of kosher cuisine are available, from potato kugel and roast brisket to stuffed cabbage and barbecue chicken. The dining crowd, mostly local and filled with repeat customers, ranges from families with young children to groups of retirees. The dessert case, stacked with flavored cheesecakes and other temptations, imparts a diner feel while foot traffic to the busy deli counter underscores the casual atmosphere.
User Reviews
Testadura
May 12, 2009
I don't know where this guy get's off calling this a NY Kosher deli - but it is far from it, except for the smell. Cold, flavorless food at exorbitant prices. If you've ever been to a Kosher deli in crucible of Kosher deli's in NYC then this imposter will not suffice, doesn't even compare to a LA or Miami Kosher deli of which all three I have partaken.
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msfraklein
April 22, 2009
Keeping kosher is important to me, and I love good beef, so Rubin's is a favorite haunt of mine. I keep coming back for their bar-b-q dinner or wrap. On a cold day, I enjoy the chicken soup and open-faced turkey on marble rye. Yummy garlic mashed potatoes! The fries are also delicious.
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Anonymous
January 29, 2008
Rubin's Kosher Deli has basically never failed me when it comes to quality kosher food. They have just about every meat dish you can even think of. There is also a gourmet menu with some additional specials that you won't find at most kosher restaurants. For example, the Pilgrim Wrap (turkey, stuffing, cranberry sauce, mayo) is absolutely amazing. The Chicken Caesar Wrap is also a favorite of mine. If you are really in the mood for something big, try out the Pastrami burger, which is kind of like a bacon burger, except the pastrami is cooked like bacon. Lastl, but definitely not least, Rubin's has the best pickles of any deli I have ever been to. Even people that hate pickles end up eating as many as they can get their hands on. A must go if you keep kosher in the Brookline area. Service can sometimes be a bit slow, and prices a bit high, but at the end of the day its worth it.
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Know Before You Go:
Rubin's offers a shortcut to Friday night family feast, with several dinners for two to go (priced at around $30), and extensive take-out and catering options.
When To Go:
The restaurant sometimes opens on Saturdays before Jewish holidays. Call ahead for special times.
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Restaurant Special Features:
Local Favorite, Family-Friendly Dining, Group Dining
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Smoking Permitted:
No
