VacationIdeas.com: 25 Best Things to do in Los Angeles with Kids
Thanks to Vacation Idea for including Langer’s Deli in their “25 best things to do in LA with kids” article, now available! Check it out!
LA TACO: The Rogue 99, Our Essential LA Restaurant Guide
The fine folks at LA Taco have compiled their Rogue 99, a list of their essential Los Angeles Restaurants. We are honored and grateful to be included in this important list:
A very brief but entirely correct response — panic — ensued before Norm Langer assured everyone they planned to stay, sale or no sale. Indeed, if any misguided developer even hinted at the idea of shutting down Langer’s, they’d have to contend with an entire city roaring in its defense, not only because it is one of L.A.’s most cherished institutions, but also because it is home to the greatest pastrami sandwich in the country, full stop.
Click here to read the complete review (scroll down or search for Langer’s to find our listing). Thank you, LA Taco!
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SpottedByLocals.com: Langer’s Deli – Best Jewish deli food
SpottedByLocals.com has a new article up entitled, “Langer’s Deli – Best Jewish deli food,” featuring your favorite Jewish deli! Here’s an excerpt:
New York Times Magazine once ranked Langers’s corned beef and pastrami as the best in America (quite a compliment coming from a New York-based media organization). Indeed, their specialty is corned beef, Swiss, coleslaw, and Russian dressing on toasted rye. I don’t love corned beef or pastrami but even I indulge in both at Langer’s. My favorite is the beef brisket dip sandwich and my second favorite is the turkey and Swiss on toasted rye.
For those seeking an adventure or just a great Jewish deli lunch, I highly recommend Langer’s Deli.
Click here to read the complete article. Thank you!
931JackFM.com: 7 Must Try French Fries
93.1 JACK FM in Los Angeles has a new article up in coordination with LA EATS featuring Instagram coverage of LA’s best French fry dishes. Lucky for us, they included our Pastrami Chili Cheese Fries!
Canberra Times: Los Angeles – seeing stars in the strangest of places
From Australia’s Michael Harry of The Canberra Times comes this terrific article that includes Langer’s Delicatessen as a must-stop for visitors to Los Angeles:
A neighbourhood favourite since 1947, Langer’s is the quintessential American deli. The steamy room, with its formica booths and sassy staff, is most famous for its #19 sandwich, a towering brick of juicy pastrami, house-made coleslaw, Russian dressing and Swiss cheese on seeded rye bread served with a hefty spear of pickle. Remember, you can always ask them to wrap up what you don’t finish and take it back to the hotel.
Just a great article! Please click here to read the whole thing. Thank you, Canberra Times and Michael!
Eater: 38 Essential Los Angeles Restaurants, Winter 2019
We are honored to be named once again to Eater’s “38 Essential Los Angeles Restaurants” list for Winter 2019. It is highly prestigious and all of us at Langer’s Delicatessen are grateful for the award. Thank you, Eater!
Los Angeles Times: My father worked at Langer’s Deli for the last 50 years. This is our story.
Bea Barajas wrote a beautiful tribute to her father, Ascencion “Chon” Barajas, who just retired as our dishwasher, a position he held continuously since 1968. The story appears in the Los Angeles Times:
Pop joined Langer’s in 1968. He was 27 years old. He has decided to retire. His last day was Dec. 31. He worked there for half a century; he is now 78.
He has always spoken highly of the Langer family, and Langer’s has been there to help with life changes for him and his daughter — me — for her entire life, with sandwiches and memories and support. I love that Langer’s has provided for him and us in many ways other than in a monetary sense — it is a place that will always be cherished by the Barajas family.
My sisters and I were, of course, extremely worried about this day. But, as he was there for us throughout whatever was happening in our lives, my sisters and i will be there for him as he closes this long chapter of his life.
Please click here to read the complete article. It’s amazing. Thank you, Bea, and thank you, Chon. We will miss you and your smile every day. – The Langer Family
LAeats: LA Legends – Langer’s Deli
LAeats did a great short video on us, which we invite you to watch here!
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LA Times: Norm Langer’s guide to the perfect pastrami sandwich
Norm sits down with LA Times Food Editor Jenn Harris to discuss what makes our pastrami sandwiches so unique in all the world.
Eater: LA’s 23 Most Iconic Restaurant Dishes, Winter 2018
We are honored to have our legendary #19 included in Eater’s new “LA’s Most Iconic Dishes” list:
There is no more iconic single sandwich in Los Angeles (and no better pastrami sandwich in America) than the #19 at Langer’s. It’s the absolute pinnacle of a Jewish deli staple, complete with mile-high stacks of pastrami, Swiss cheese, and coleslaw on rye.
Norm Langer and LAPD Chief Michel Moore discuss the Friendly Wager with Boston over Dodgers-Red Sox at Dodger Stadium
Thanks to KTLA Morning News, Frank Buckey, Mark Kriski, and the entire KTLA team for having Norm Langer at Dodger Stadium this morning. We are grateful to have the opportunity to appear with Chief Michel Moore to discuss the Friendly Wager between the Chief and his Boston Commissioner counterpart – Langer’s #19 pastrami sandwiches or Boston Lobster – to the winner of the Dodgers – Red Sox World Series.
Eater: 38 Essential Los Angeles Restaurants, Fall 2018
We are proud and thrilled to have been named once again to Eater’s “38 Essential Los Angeles Restaurants” list for Fall 2018.
Yes, the No. 19 pastrami sandwich is an amazing sandwich, but the pure pastrami on house-based rye is simplicity at its best. There’s a reason why people make pilgrimages to try this place’s pastrami and even corned beef: there is no better version anywhere in town, and perhaps even in the country. Pro tip: Try the No. 54, a blend of both the pastrami and corned beef in one sandwich. And don’t skip the rest of the classic Jewish deli menu — it’s all very well executed in one of the best daytime dining rooms in town.
It’s a tremendous honor and one that we share equally with all our employees and our loyal customers who have made Langer’s possible since June of 1947. Thank you, Eater, and thank you, Los Angeles. – The Langers