Gaby's Deli - Menu

Wide variety of vegetarian middle eastern food. Make your own meal combo. Relaxed atmosphere.

So next time they feel pacious in the west end, order a salt beef sandwich with whispers of senf and a pickel in gabys deli a unique jewel in the heart of theatreland, which feeds the soul and the belly!

Now Gaby’s on Charing Cross Road is what they call an institution. It’s been there since the beginning of time as far as I know and yet somehow, shamefully I’d never been (though the journo is a veteran).

gabys is a very basic deli. but their falafels are excellent, especially when they are fresh. accompanied by a salt-rib sandwich and a bit hummus, they are for a beautiful budget court. address: 30 charing cross rd, london wc2h 0de. Phone:020 7836 4233

I saw him one day walking through the convent garden and two days, he caught me on the road and stopped for dinner. I was so cold in London, so I felt like something hot. This restaurant has a kind of outside window and you can see the food from the outside. That's why I got it. the place is not to miss, but the food is pretty good. falafel, smoke, lentil soup and, surprisingly, a san miguel. There was no other beer, and I was scared. the place was full of newspaper clippings that mentioned the place in question. In fact, everything was delicious and of very good price, even if it was London.

gaby’s deli is a frequent hunt for actors and visitors from theatreland and it is so proud that all walls are covered with photos of the actors, signed posters from plays and cuts time pieces that fill the event place and especially its salted bark sandwich, I decided to make a proper cooked meal instead of going. I was very happy with my choice, as the lens soup was made with yellow lenses, the way my oma makes it back in Greece, and the pfeffer also had a very Mediterranean taste. this is likely because the whole menu is inspired by different Mediterranean countries and aromen, Greece...more

Okay, but don't get upset. I asked myself to london my recent trip to london if there were any good Jewish style delis I could visit. gabbys was the overwhelming resumption. a small place with limited seating was not full when I stopped on Sunday night. I had salt beef on rye with pickles. I have learned that salt beef is what we call American corned beef. the sandwich was tasty, but rather substuffed by American standards. the roggenbrot was closer to the white bread with carraway seeds in it. the heap was ok, but weak. do not expect to see other Jewish menu items in NY style. the rest of the menu is more middle east than deli. if they are in a fix for corned beef while in Britain .read mor...

Gaby's Deli, established in 1965, is a bit of a London institute to actors working in the surrounding neighbourhood. I had been keen to try it for a while and was imagining a sort of Katz's style New York deli but the decor here is more in line with an English greasy spoon. Famous for it's salt beef sandwiches, that's what I ordered, and while it wasn't exactly photogenically presented, it tasted as good as expected. I lavishly slathered it in mustard and was very satisfied. The meat was soft and tender and falling out of the bread, which was seeded with fennel. However, my friend ordered the pastrami bagel and salad, and while the salad was brightly coloured and exciting, the bagel...read m...

Gaby's is built around a hype as the famous deli which was saved from closure by a collection of celebrities, actors and Westend stars. Sure it has this rather New York deli chic thing going on, but I don't think it lives up to the hype. Outside the food looks amazing. Heaps of brightly coloured, inviting combinations, but my meal didn't blow me away. I can not deny that my pastrami bagel isn't good, but it is just a bagel with meat in it. There isn't anything else going on. It does however come with a side salad, where I get a brief insight into the potential of the deli. In my salad is a potato mix that is very nice , and has little bits of gherkin which make it rather fun. I also have...r...