
Kosher Pastrami Sandwich and Hungarian Food in Brooklyn
Gottlieb's grills its pastrami with onions and serves knishes, cabbage rolls and goulash at 352 Roebling Street.
🥪 Pastrami and Goulash on Roebling
Gottlieb's Restaurant brings Hungarian Jewish comfort food to a kosher deli at 352 Roebling Street in Brooklyn. The hefty pastrami sandwich has a particular ordering twist, ask for it grilled with onions and pair it with a side of crunchy coleslaw. That combination gives a familiar deli order a little more character without taking it far from its roots.
The kitchen also prepares knishes, cabbage rolls, latkes, and goulash, giving you several directions for a sit down meal. An original menu sign remains posted on the wall, and you can still order directly from it. Seating is basic, an unfussy setting for a meal built around traditional deli staples.
Opening hours run from noon to 10 PM Monday through Thursday and Sunday, from noon to half past three PM Friday, with Saturday closed. You can also order online through the restaurant website.






