Reubens Deli & Restaurant
Reubens is London's only traditional kosher deli in the West End, operating at this address since the 1970s; after a fire in 2024, it reopened in October 2025 following a £1 million restoration. The salt beef is steamed to order using a family recipe and served on a freshly baked bagel with English mustard and house pickles; the full menu covers smoked salmon, chopped liver, and matzo ball soup.
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Reubens is London's only traditional kosher deli in the West End, operating at this address since the 1970s; after a fire in 2024, it reopened in October 2025 following a £1 million restoration. The salt beef is steamed to order using a family recipe and served on a freshly baked bagel with English mustard and house pickles; the full menu covers smoked salmon, chopped liver, and matzo ball soup.
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