4. Interact with your pastrami cutter. “We designed Katz’s so that you interact with the guys that cut the meat. You tell them, ‘I want a little bit of this,’ and they give you samples.

When I arrive around 5 p.m. it’s 15 degrees outside, so cold that some of the Katz’s meat cutters have doubled up on branded sweatshirts while they deal with the early evening crowds.

Katz's Deli is known for its iconic pastrami and corned beef sandwiches, but their hot dog is definitely worth the attention too. While it might not be the first thing that comes to mind when you ...

Manheim calls the meat-cutters the “engine” driving that Katz’s Deli car, then immediately follows up by saying, “Everything here is a pain in the ass, and the cutters are like the meat of ...

Katz’s Deli serves 15,000 pounds of pastrami every week. A neon sign that reads “Where Harry met Sally . . . hope you have what she had!” hangs above the table where the scene was filmed.

The owners of the legendary Katz’s Deli says the name of a new food-truck chain is full of baloney. The Lower East Side eatery filed a $1 million-plus lawsuit in Manhattan federal court ...

Katz’s will even fly two of its veteran cutters to your event to slice and serve onsite. That’s enough vittles for 150 people, plus giftable T-shirts and a Katz’s Yeti cooler to top it off.

Katz’s Deli has been here since 1888, 129-year-old deli here in the Lower East Side in Manhattan. I would say there’s a couple things that really have kept Katz’s going for these last 129 ...