The Bottom Line
Pros
- Great place for a pastrami, brisket, or corned beef fix
- Fast service--don't let the long lines worry you
- Other choices besides sandwiches are available
Cons
- Not quite as much meat in the sandwich as in the past
Description
- The Miracle Mile Deli is not open for breakfast. Lunch and dinner only.
- If you are meeting at Miracle Mile Deli, they may still mean the Park Central Deli--be careful!
- No free drink refills at Miracle Mile Deli.
- The soups are usually very good!
- Not much ambiance here, but hey--it's pastrami sandwiches....
- The web site could use some modernization, but hey--it's pastrami sandwiches....
Guide Review - Miracle Mile Deli
It is difficult for me to order anything but the New Yorker sandwich when I'm there. (Funny, when I lived in N.Y. I never came across such a sandwich!) I might go in anticipation of trying something new, but it never works out. I love Miracle Mile Deli's pastrami and corned beef sandwiches, which have plenty of meat in them. The meat is usually very lean and tasty.
At this location, larger than their previous Phoenix spots, there are also baked goods available for purchase.
Not visible from the street, people don't seem to have a hard time finding the Miracle Mile Deli.
The deli at Park Central on Central Avenue is no longer a Miracle Mile Deli, it's the Park Central Deli, although many people still call it Miracle Mile. Also, a spinoff of the Miracle Mile Deli exists in a smaller version called the Downtown Deli, on Central between Adams and Monroe. All of these seem to serve the exact same food, although hot dishes may vary, and the number of selections varies with the size of the establishment. (10/05)
