Zobler's Deli & Diner

The high ceilings of the Ned make this inappropriate for a proper business dinner/lunch, but great if you’re looking for a buzzing atmosphere. The service at Zobler‘s was attentive and pleasant and the specials (Veal Schnietzel) lovely! The wine list is full of goodness so you can pretty much close your eyes and let your finger randomly guide you. Most impressed by the service.

Really nice deli. The caesar salad was OK. My hot dog was really good - great quality. The Asian spicy honey chicken was a winner. The mac and cheese and fries authentic. The only let down was the cheese cake - not enough crust and the cheese cake itself lacked any tartiness. It was just plain and rich. Even the salted caramel and pretzels which were a unique touch couldn't save it.

I've been several times and always loved it but beyond the reasonable prices, excellent food, and beautiful environment, what really stands out is fantastic, patient, friendly, service. I had my wedding upstairs and our rehearsal dinner here and they were just absolutely lovely to us, a large group, a bunch of Americans. I go here any time o crave matzo ball soup, but it's great for just about anything. Do note, the portions of the chicken mains are quite huge and the spicy chicken dish was very spicy.

Was in the area and feeling a little bit peckish, so went for two starters. As always, really good quality food, enjoyed my visit a lot! Their latkes and deviled eggs are amazing, I would also recommend the Turkey Club Sandwich, which is not only delicious, but a very big portion as well. Their Black and White cookies are ok though, had better elsewhere so it would be amazing if they could improve the recipe a bit. I would also appreciate to be able to buy some plain bagels to take away, and not only as a sandwich.

A very good Reuben sandwich. Not the best in London by any means but a decent effort in an impressive surrounding. Have now been a second time and would stand by that, but add two positive notes. Firstly it is still a very good sandwich indeed. Secondly, it is worth going to simply gawp at The Ned, half in horror at the City boy decadence of it all, half in awe at the scale and style of the place.