After watching TransParent we really wanted to visit Canters. So on a visit to L.A we gave it a go. We were lucky enough to get a space in their car park. The restaurant has a very retro feel which is very cool. We were...More

I always eat at Canters when I'm in LA. Andy was our waiter and he was the best! I opted for a bowl of matzo bowl soup and a half sandwich; pastrami on rye. :) I just love the ambiance in here. Looking around at...More

It is a traditional 24 hour open restaurant and deli in town. We loved our pastrami reuben sandwich. Rock band Guns n Roses started their career in a bar inside the restaurant, so there are lots of pictures of them on the walls.

We had to wait 3hours for our delivery because they were completely over booked with home deliveries but I can tell you, it was more than worth the wait. Free pickles on the side and I was as happy as one can be. It deserves...More

I absolutely love this place and have since I was in my teens. The ambiance of this deli is old school LA. I prefer sitting on the Bakery side but we were on the other side. There's a walk through. More tables instead of booths....More

Outstanding fresh deli sandwiches and pastries with great service at a fair price...free parking next door(which is not easy in LA). Gives the the diner/deli feel from 50 years ago. Everything just seems so fresh and authentic. The oven roasted turkey panini with avocado was...More

The first time I visited this place was in the early hours after an excellent night on the town so I holds a place the heart of my life in LA. I'm a little older now and this time I took my other half for...More

If you have a taste for deli then you must try Canter's. Years ago there was a place in North Miami called Rascal House. A large restaurant with deli and a huge selection of traditional foods, open all serving three meals. Rascal House closed a...More

Friendly service; reliable matzoh ball soup and juicy hot corned beef on crunchy rye bread with classic slaw. Popular late night spot after a night out.

When I moved to LA, everyone told us that Canter's was THE Jewish deli to go to. Obviously I thought it would be amazing and that wasn't the case. The patty melt was dry, pickles were salt cured not sour, and the baked goods bland....More