Mort's Delicatessen & Rstrnt

I'm a former Southern Cal Gal living, in all places, Georgia. I love Mort's, I miss Mort's and it's one of... more

I'm a former Southern Cal Gal living, in all places, Georgia. I love Mort's, I miss Mort's and it's one of the first places I go when my plane hits... more

Have been there a few times as a guest of others and was totally unimpressed. The food, atmosphere, and... more

Have been there a few times as a guest of others and was totally unimpressed. The food, atmosphere, and decor can be described in one word-DRAB! Se... more

Will say that they need work on the quality of food. more

Will say that they need work on the quality of food. more

Bad service! I went there for lunch and wanted to sit in a booth. The only booths available (I counted... more

Bad service! I went there for lunch and wanted to sit in a booth. The only booths available (I counted three) were covered with dirty dishes. I as... more

Great, traditional Jewish deli for working-class folks, and the decor matches. Nothing fancy, very utilitarian, but the more time you spend there, the more it grows on you. Unlike Jerry's, which is quantity over quality, Mort's gives you quality AND quantity. Wonderful sandwiches, heaped high with good cuts, and prices to match. Don't forget to get some matzo ball soup, and hit the bakery on the way out for some awesome black and whites! (but leave some for me!) Pros: Big sandwiches, great pickles, nice cuts of meat Cons: Not fancy inside, prices high on sandwiches (but worth it) more

Mort's is right next door to Bea's bakery so you know the bread and baked goods are super fresh. Everything I've ordered at Mort's has been delicious, arrived exactly how I ordered it, and tasted great! I like the breakfasts, the huge sandwiches, the soups, and the pickles. The service is fast, your drink order is taken and delivered to you within 3 minutes of walking in the door. The food comes out of the kitchen really quick too. The waiters and waitresses are nice and they know the large menu inside and out. The restaurant is totally outdated but maybe that's part of the charm. The booths are really close together, only separated by about 6 inches, so you can't help but overhear what the people sitting next to you are saying. All in all, I like Mort's and I eat here about once a month. more