Attman's Deli

Founded in 1915 on Baltimore’s “Corned Beef Row” by Harry Attman, Attman’s Deli is today a renowned local landmark and one of the best old-school Jewish delis in the nation. Attman’s is a perfect example of the motto “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it”: its corned beef and pastrami are still made the old-fashioned way and sliced to order, and it’s equally renowned for its hot dogs, knishes, matzo ball soup, appetizing, and countless specialty sandwiches.

Corned Beef Row was once the center of Jewish life in Baltimore, but nowadays just a handful of delis remain. Attman’s has been a family affair since day one: Harry passed it down to his son Seymour, who passed it down to his son Marc, who runs it to this day. In fact, Attman’s is America’s oldest Jewish deli still operated by the founding family!