$5 for $10 Worth of Sandwiches, Drinks, and More at Morry's Deli
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- 50 years in business
- Hot corned beef & pastrami
- Breakfast served all day
- More than 80 different beverages
Before bread, sandwiches were haphazardly supported by seashells, ham radios, or two hands high-fiving. Enjoy properly encased foodstuffs with today's Groupon: for $5, you get $10 worth of deli fare and drinks at Morry's Deli on South Cornell Avenue.
Now in its 50th year of stellar sandwich assembly, this Hyde Park institution boasts truly memorable deli fare. Serenade your taste buds with a signature hot corned-beef or pastrami sandwich backed up by your choice of bread and toppings ($5.99). Morry's sky high triple-decker sandwiches, served with potato salad and a juicy pickle accompaniment, come in six bread-stuffing combinations of deli lovers' favorite meats, cheeses, and dressings ($7.99). Morry's Deli also offers tummy-warming soups, hot dogs, and breakfast sandwiches that can serve as finger-thawing implements in case of emergency mitten failure.
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Reviews
Centerstage profiled Morry's Deli and 79% of Urbanspooners recommend it. Yelpers give it a four-star average.
- Morry's Deli, a decades-old restaurant in Hyde Park, elicits passionate loyalty from those living in the area and surprise from newcomers who are initially taken aback by its dedicated fan base. – Kate Rockwood, Centerstage
- I remember watching the news a while ago, I believe it during or after the election of President Barack Obama Anyway, they showed President Obama picking up the tab for everyone in Morry's that day. So, every since then, I was interested in this Deli, apparently, it was popular then as well. – alana t., Yelp
Need To Know Info
About Morry's Deli
Morry’s Deli served the first of its signature corned-beef sandwiches more than 50 years ago. As his eatery grew, founder Morry Orman called in his kids to help dispense triple-decker sandwiches, burgers, and hot dogs to lines of patrons that sometimes stretched out the door—an experience recalled by his daughter, financial advisor and TV host Suze Orman, in the pages of her 2002 bestseller Suze Orman’s Financial Guidebook: Put the 9 Steps to Work. Today, an online ordering system speeds deliveries of overstuffed handhelds to homes and clandestine pastrami stockpiles throughout Hyde Park.