Nissan's Kosher Deli - Buffalo, New York

Cyndy A.

Old fashioned Kosher Deli located inside TOPS and they also have a wide selection of kosher products for sell. My husband has the BBQ beef sandwich and I had the navel pastrami, both were delicious. If we ever come back to Niagara Falls/Buffalo area... We will back!

Owner was extremely helpful by answering my questions about the menu and came over while we dine, will support local business ownership.

Deborah K.

This is a kosher deli and market located inside a supermarket. It is close to Buffalo and Niagara Falls. We ordered deli, brisket sandwiches, and a schnitzel sandwich. The prices were reasonable. They heated the sandwiches on request. We also ordered deli roll and borekas to go. We had the option of eating inside the supermarket. The staff was friendly and helpful. There was also a good selection of kosher meat and cheese to purchase. Very helpful for tourists.

Edith M.

I lived in Brooklyn and I miss the knishes there. I googled kosher deli and Nissan popped up it was close to home.

Nathan Z.

Great find in a busy Buffalo grocery store! Nice and helpful staff, delicious deli sandwiches, great selection of prepared foods, and plenty of nearby seating.

Sam Z.

Nissan is the man! Nice fresh selection of a variety of kosher foods.

David H.

There is kosher food all the way back in the big supermarket.
There is a Jewish guy working there he is very helpful

William G.

His website claims "Piled High" sandwiches, and shows a reasonable size sandwich in the photo on his website, so I was excited to get an "old school" deli sandwich like the kind I got in Brooklyn NY, where I grew up. So we drive there and the man behind the counter took our order, ( he seemed quite annoyed helping us, once the first sandwich was completed he handed it to us, I took it and thanked him, he replied "I only have two hands" which was totally rude and uncalled for. When we sat down to eat, I was quite surprised to see, 5 slices of pastrami on 2 pieces of bread , which after I took my first bite I discovered the bread was stale. there was a portion of potato salad the size of a ping pong ball, and half a pickle. The pickle was the best part of the meal. $ 12.95 for this gourmet treat. This man should be ashamed of himself for serving us this food. He did come by to ask us if everything was ok, but I just did not want to make a scene in a supermarket. $25.90 wasted. I get it Kosher is more expensive, but that is no excuse for stale bread. This guy needs to learn what a piled high sandwich looks like, and while he is doing, learning some manners would be a good idea too.....Don't waste your money there, you can get a better sandwich elsewhere. The prices of most of his other items are quite high too, so if you choose to buy other items there, pay careful attention to the prices. For me, I will continue to search for good "home made" style kosher food in the Buffalo area...

You're W. I.

One of the best pastrami I have ever tasted. Extremely flavorful, packed with all the ingredients that you would expect from a Jewish deli. Do not need mayonnaise or mustard. It is inside tops grocery store. There's no place to sit down other than inside the grocery store little section for sit in. We prefer to take it out and enjoy it in our car. Not the best ambian for eating however one of the best flavor we have ever tasted. Very worth it.