Knishes and Dishes: Authentic Jewish Deli Delights in Lafayette Hill

Such good food. A bit pricey for what we expected from a diner ($17 for a California chicken burger, for instance), but the portions were very large. If you are not feeding a teenager, you could probably get two meals with the leftovers. We all thoroughly enjoyed our food and we will definitely go back. The salmon Benedict was an unexpected treat.

Place is fire. The Kippered Salmon lox were amazing. The salmon was perfectly smoked. It was packed with flavor and flaky to the bite. I’ve never had had scrapple before. It is amazing. I could put it in my pocket and take bites of it through the day. Sooooo darn good. Solid home made cheese cake. Nom nom

If you're looking for a basic breakfast experience, in the classic Jewish deli style, you'll be happy. Nothing will blow your mind, but you'll leave satisfied. I ordered the smoked salmon Benedict, my wife ordered the loaded Latkes. I think the latkes were better. Nothing bad about the Benedict, but nothing special either. Honestly, they could at least sprinkle some chives or parsley on top. Right now, it's sort of an under-seasoned hollandaise...desperately searching for more salt and maybe some vinegar or hot sauce. I added a lot of Tobasco, and a generous shower of salt to the whole plate, especially the bland and barely crispy home fries. But the smoked salmon is super fresh and they serve a generous portion. Eggs were perfectly poached. The latkes are good, but more like a crispy Spanish tortilla-basically a mini potato frittata crispy-fried. It was thick, dense and eggy, not the way my grandmother would've made them. No super crunchy and lacy edges. But they cover the whole thing with a chopped Nova lox and red onion relish; that part is delicious. Worst part was the coffee. Bland and watery. Best part was the lox: salty, fresh, and a bouyant mouth-feel. The service is classic diner/deli: treat them well and they'll return it. A no-frills breakfast. Don't expect too much and you'll be happy.

I go here with friends after a weekly meeting. The food is decent, the service is awful. We often have to get someone's attention to ask for silverware, sometimes even after getting our food. Refills are rare. When we are ready to go it's often a problem to get our check.

I did take out for a friend and I. The atmosphere in the restaurant was good and had a down home friendly feel. I ordered the Reuben and the Rachel and both were excellent. The chips were homemade but a little soggy by the time I get them home. The side of potato salad was excellent. Will definitely go back.

OMG. The food here was so good. And the portions were amazing! We totally stumbled on this place, we were hungry and just saw the sign and pulled in. The outside is nothing to speak of, but then we went in and it was packed! Always a good sign. I guess locals know how good and authentic the food is, but I'm here to tell all you travelers that is definitely worth seeking out. If you are looking for authentic Jewish favorites you will find them! I had the loaded latkes (picture) and couldn't finish although it was so good! My husband had a western omelette (picture). Atmosphere is nothing fancy, but it was clean.