Best Reuben Sandwich in Pittsburgh
My husband and I are on a quest to find the best Reuben in the Burgh. My favorite was the Monterey Pub on the North Side but they took it off the menu.
Any ideas?
Thanks.
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Have you tried Kazansky's Deli in Squirrel Hill on Murray?
http://www.kazanskysdeli.com
Your choice of corned beef, turkey, or pastrami, with swiss, sauerkraut, russian dressing grilled on rye. -
Well, we tried Mark's Grille & Catering downtown last night-- they have an open-faced Reuben that was delicious, but not quite perfect. I think I need to be able to pick up my Reuben.
Their homemade potato chips were scrumptious, and the food prices were great, but I couldn't believe what they charged for beer. $5.50 for a domestic draft seems really high for Pittsburgh! We will go back, but we will drink Cokes.
Thanks for the suggestions. I think Max's is the next experiment, as we are North Siders anyway. And I love potatoes in all forms, especially cakes.
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re: Greyhoundgrrl
My wife really loves reubens and I asked her about her favorites. She said she likes Max's, but her favorite is FatHead's. Don't know if you've been to Max's before, but that have a good sunday brunch buffet for about $12pp and they also serve from the regular menu on Sunday. We really enjoy the Sunday brunch there, especially for the price. They also have the potato pancakes on the buffet.
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Big Jim's in Greenfield on Saline, off Greenfield Ave. It's a dive. Only been there once as it's a bit out of the way for us, but needing to go again and again. I had the eggplant parm sandwich (also best I've had in the area), wife had the reuben. It was both lunch and dinner, but it wasn't the size, it was the quality of everything. Not to mention the fries are among the best around... found it hard to believe what was coming out of the kitchen of what looks otherwise to be a rundown old school neighborhood joint.
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Big Jim's
201 Saline St, Pittsburgh, PA 15207›1 Reply -
Here's the offering from Penn Brewery's menu.
PITTSBURGH REUBEN
Shaved Black Oak ham, peppercorn turkey, Swiss cheese, Thousand Island dressing,
sauerkraut and French fries on thick-sliced marble rye bread. $8.95›2 Replies-
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re: CrazyOne
There's a deli in South Side that I can't remember the name of but it's across the street from Nakama on Carson Street. My mom used to buy their corned beef for reubens and the meat was excellent. I'd guess they also make a great reuben though I haven't anything from them in a few years so I don't know if it's still good. Hopefully someone else will chime in that's been there recently.
For some reason I can't edit my previous post, but it's Max's Allegheny Tavern, not Tevern!
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