When in Vegas on biz, I am always on the Strip and get so tired of the flash and over-priced food. Friends took me to Weiss's and I was in heaven. Matzoh balls your bube would envy. Super chopped liver on rye. Great hot dogs (said my 6 y.o. friend) and other foods. In a strip mall and just hamish.... More

3/3/2012 I have been here one before so this review is after my second visit.  First....food was good.  Simple presentation and the Leo (Lox eggs and onion scramble) was good but smaller portion for the price. I was surpassed as my dads meal was large and so were the other reviewers meals on here.   The waiter was very nice.... More

My family and I enjoyed a Saturday afternoon lunch at Weiss Deli. The sandwiches are HUGE and are of the highest quality. I had a corned beef and pastrami sandwich and could only eat about one third of it. It was fabuouls. My daughter ordered a grilled cheese and it was the best grilled cheese she had ever had. I... More

The place is a bit of a dump but they cure their own meat and care about the food and it shows it shows. Felt like I was in Brooklyn. More

One of my favorite places to eat when I'm in Vegas! How can you not love a Reuben, when it's packed with corned beef, light on Swiss cheese, and sauerkraut?! The portions are big, and I never skip on ordering the Matzo ball soup, chicken, noodles, and a Matzo ball the size of an billiard ball! Wouldn't hurt me if... More

This place is a little gem, tucked away in a shopping center. The food is amazing, homeade and delicious! The waitstaff, bussers and deli help were wonderful, helpful and efficient. I will definitely be back! More

I had the traditional corned beef on rye (whole) and my son had a turkey melt. He enjoyed his sandwich which was served open face and smothered with cheese. Both entrees were huge and should have been shared. My sandwich was dry and tasteless. Anticipating this possibility I ordered a side of slaw. Sometimes a great cole slaw can really... More

Sadly, the title doesn't really say much since the only real competition is Bagel Cafe which opened across the road and couldn't compete with Samuel's (which predated Weiss' in this location and wasn't nearly as good). On the plus side, Weiss' has GREAT food, much of which they make in house. But the service? Sheesh. And please repair the cuts... More

This restaurant has seen better days judging from the decor and tattered booths. My wife ordered a cup of chicken noodle soup and I requested my first ever matzo ball soup. Same soup, but my matzo ball acted like a sponge without any noticeable benefit. More