Kaminsky’s

Felt like i walked into a deli in NYC. Best pastrami south of New York City. Great sandwiches and salads, great friendly efficient staff.

nothing special. not bad or good. I can tell you the pictures of the food on Unilocal did not look like the food they were selling when i went in. The rolls in the pictures look crisp like a NY bakery, and what i saw in reality was plain ordinarily Food Lion or walmart bread. nothi g stood out as bei g better than what you could make at home. Unilocal is turning out to be a big waste of my time, so many worthless reviews to lead me to a place like this.

So, I just wanted a bagel. I missed New Jersey and I wanted a taste of home. I didn’t miss the air pollution, high real estate taxes or traffic but I missed the taste of home. I ordered a toasted Everything Bagel with Cream Cheese and sliced tomatoes. My hubby ordered a poppy seed hard roll with egg, cheese, Taylor Ham (aka pork roll) and ketchup. We didn’t have to give any long explanations or descriptions. Just one question. «you want that yolk whole or broke. Ahh just like home.
The Bagel and roll was fresh. Self serve coffee to the right with cream, sugar and sweetener (blue) if you want yellow or pink bring it with you. We selected a booth and walked up to pay by the time I walked back to the booth our food was there. Easy as pie.
My bagel was yummy. It just needed a sprinkle of salt on the tomatoes. Just table salt not even pink Himalayan sea salt. My hubby’s sandwich was gone fairly quickly.
We left satisfied. All this for a little over $ 10 We would definitely go again. They have breakfast specials and lunch specials. There is even a sandwich challenge.

Always the first stop when we blow into myrtle beach! The food never fails and the place is usually crowded. A true new York deli with cool NY paraphernalia on the walls. We make several visits while we’re in town.

Great food and a great atmosphere. Sandwiches were great and definitely filling. Kids ate their grilled cheeses and were asking for more. Potato salad was really good.

Great NY deli. Owners on site and service and food are perfect. Will add this to my favorites for every trip to Myrtle Beach.

The corned beef was the best ever. Great grilled cheese for the kids. I bet their breakfast is phenomenal.

A nice reminder of home. As a new yorker on a week long vacation this was a welcome change to the southern hospitality food. There subs were fresh, quick to make, and completely filling. The restaurant has a warm NY attitude with a large menu. I highly recommend checking out any of the speciality sandwiches. I had the Brooklyn. The roast beef was tender, the bread melted in my mouth and the horse radish wasn’t too over powering. I highly recommend people on vacation check out this spot.

We stopped in for breakfast. It’s a pretty authentic mom and pop New York deli — an overabundance of signs, lots of typical sandwiches and the owner is most definitely from New York. Food was tasty and hot.

Kayleigh: where should we get food?
Me: um, hello, there’s an app for that.
Unilocal once again did not disappoint. In fact, we liked it so much that we came back the next day as well. This New York style deli is ran by a husband and wife team from Long Island. You’ll find NY décor, trinkets, and badges all over the place.
My friends all got breakfast sandwiches on our first trip. Day two, they had to have those sandwiches again. I got the sliced nova (lox) on an open faced bagel. It was kind of pricey, but it was really good. I didn’t mind paying that much for it. I actually made two meals out of it. I also got a side of the tuna mac. It may sound a little odd, but it’s tasty. I went with the hot dog and sauerkraut special during our second visit. The wife remembered me from the day before and said, «you come back to try that hot dog?» I loved that she remembered hearing me say that. And yes, it was worth a return visit.
We’ll be back in Myrtle Beach next year for Carolina Country Music Fest. This will be a spot we’ll hit up again.

This NY-​style deli is one of my favorite lunch spots. All the usual suspects are served here like reubens, pastrami, liverwurst and corned beef. They even have egg creams which is pretty rare south of the Mason Dixon line. They also serve breakfast, but haven’t tried that yet.

This is my favorite deli in the Grand Strand area. I go all the time. It is a great spot for lunch but there are some intriguing breakfast options as well. The Boar’s Head ingredients are always delicious and sandwiches are prepared to order (though service is always quick in my experience). The owners are very nice people.
I recommend the Reuben and tuna macaroni.

I just had The Big Apple… pastrami, turkey, Swiss, slaw on rye… amazing flavor and texture! Service was quick and best part is they are next to a fabulous bakery with great cookies, cakes and pies!!!

Been here for lunch several times and will keeo coming back so I can keep trying all the different sandwich choices. Everyone has been better than the prior one! Need to time it so you can get a seat. Tried breakfast today for first time and it was as good as lunch. This is always a multiple stop location.

This place seemed to be where all the locals were eating breakfast, and in Myrtle Beach that’s really saying something. While my family didn’t qualify for the secret discount that you just know the residents of Horry County were getting, we did get a solid, no-​frills breakfast with decent service at a fair price. Again, in Myrtle Beach, that’s really saying something.

I’m from New York living in Myrtle Beach now. I’m picky about my NY Deli’s — Heroes, Bagels, Sandwiches, etc. this is my go to place. Feel like I’m back home. Love it. Every time.
One problem… They’re Yankee and Jets fans. If you let that go you’ll be glad you did.
Jeff Yalden
Celebrity Teen and Family Life Coach

They make a damn good Ruben. Unfortunately, my lady copied me and got the same thing. So I was unable to try anything else… But based on the Ruben alone, they make a good sandwich!

Nom nom nom. walking into Kaminsky’s, was like stepping right back into the Big Apple. The smell of fresh bread, potato knish’s and the sandwiches was enough to make my mouth start watering.
I ordered the «Big Apple» — Turkey and Pastrami, with coleslaw and Russian Dressing on Rye. It was so delectable and it felt like I was grabbing a perfect sandwich at a little shop in New York. The establishment was filled with NYC swag and Police badges from all over the country. We all know them New Yorkers really love their policemen and I’m hoping I can send them a badge from Baltimore City Police soon! I also really appreciated the matter of fact New Yorker attitude from the owners.
So. Thank You Kaminsky’s. You knew just how to steal my heart!

Overpriced — $ 8 for a turkey sandwich with a dixie cup of slaw? Give me a break!!! Average taste at best. Bread was good.
Rude/​pushy ownership… I get it, you’re from New York City. But, I wasn’t in New York City. I was in Myrtle Beach.
Spend my $ 50 wisely…

If you want service with a smile this is not it, but it is friendly. You order at one end and pay after you are called. Mike makes stuff on the grill, helps take orders and runs the cash register. The cheesesteak I got minus mushrooms was super tasty, warm soft bread, tender moist beef. The line was long but moved rather quickly. I like Mike’s as a matter of fact attitude. This is a good spot for lunch if you are in the area.