Sam LaGrassa's

Jack Sullivan

Normally I would give Sam’s a 5 but after today I have to lower my score to a 4 because of their prices. Best hot pastrami I’ve ever had in my 70 years and today did not disappoint. It was a sweet and tasty as ever. But I have to admit I was shocked at their prices. I haven’t been in years but was still amazed: $50 for 2 sandwiches, small chips and no drinks. Also my wife and I agree they have cut back on the size of the sandwich. I used to struggle to finish one and my wife would always save half for later. We both had no trouble finishing our sandwiches today. I can’t imagine the kind of money people are making to be able to eat here regularly. All in all though they do make a fabulous sandwich.

Christopher Kimball

This is some of the best Pastrami in the city. The location is great for tourists and those working downtown, but the price point is out of reach for people looking for a work lunch. Come and try it once, especially if you want something quick and delicious. But this is not a place that can really become a staple, especially since their prices doubled.

Buff Devil

Their sandwiches are awesome! The chipotle Pastrami is their most popular and it is really good. They also have some of the best clam chowder I’ve had in Boston. Fun restaurant to sit in and fun area of town to be in. It is a little pricey, but worth a try.

Omri Stier

Really one of the best things I had in a bun in Boston! We knew we were coming here because we heard only good things about the place. We took the Ruben, the Cuban, two Loco chicken, one of them spicier, and a salad. The loco chicken was really good and the roasted red pepper inside really brought it up a notch. The others said their sandwiches were delicious so I guess the other dishes are just as good. The price is pretty high compared to other places but the amount of meat in every sandwich was worth it!