Jimmy & Drew's 28th St Deli

I like the style of Jimmy & Drew's, it felt a bit like an actual Jewish Deli. No one took my order, let alone acknowledged my presence, for at least three minutes while I waited at the counter. It was 1:30PM and it did not seem busy. After my wait, I asked the gentleman when the last order of Amoroso rolls came in. He gave me a roundabout answer, ""every few days...they're fresh."" In my opinion, you should know (and honestly say) when your rolls were delivered....and by what mode of transportation. I might have gone with the cheesesteak had he given me a straight answer, but I went with obvious choice, the Reuben. It was one of the best tasting Ruebens that I have had in a while and I looked forward to each bite. Only problem, I'm still hungry! I'd expect a place like that to have at least 30% more meat....especially for a dime piece ($10). Maybe it's Boulder (see Salvaggio's review), but $10 often disappoints in quantity of meat. If money ain't a thing, grab two Reubens and talk about Brooklyn. If you're trying to stretch a buck fuhghettaboutit and grab some ph? in the same plaza. Michael Fraietta @MichaelFraietta Pros: Reuben. Great pastrami Cons: Amount of meat. Honesty more

The matzoh ball soup is terrific - the matzoh balls are big and well seasoned and the soup has great flavor. The kugel is huge and creamy. Sandwiches get raves. Also tried the cheesecake - outstanding. Great selection of deli faves like half-sour pickles too. Worth the trip to Boulder, don't miss it if you're in town! Pros: Great food prepared on site, the old-fashioned way more

Ate there once and had the reuben sandwich. It was by far the best reuben I have ever had and I have tried them throughout the country over the past 40 years or so. Apparently Jimmy & Drews prepare their own corned beef, it's not bought from a supplier. The only thing I had, but if the other selections are anywhere near as good, Jimmy etc may be the best deli in Colorado. more