Carshon's Delicatessen
Delicatessens in Fort Worth, TX
Carshon's Deli is one of the oldest restaurants in Fort Worth, Texas, and certainly is the oldest deli in Fort Worth. It was set up in 1928 by David Carshon, a Jewish immigrant. Carshon's is a kosher style deli today - and the only one in Fort Worth. Carshon's started in downtown Fort Worth in partnership with Chicotsky's Meat Market at 1010 Houston Street. Eventually Carshon's moved to W. Berry Street near TCU and remained there during the '50s and '60s. It has been at this present location since the early '70s. Carshon's has been family-owned & operated since it started in 1928.
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read moreWhen we're feeling New Yorkish, we head for this long-time deli on the south side, which features such delights as the Rachel (corned beef and turkey, melted Swiss, coleslaw on rye) and the Rebecca (pastrami, cream cheese, and smoked turkey with Russian dressing on egg bread). We accompany it with an imported beer or the featured wineby the glass, and we always save room for a slice of the to-die-for Key lime pie. How to choose between the Rachel (a mound of corned beef and turkey, melted Swiss, coleslaw, and Russian dressing on rye) and the Rebecca (layers of pastrami, cream cheese, and smoked turkey with Russian dressing on egg bread)?
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