New Deli 'The Pastrami House' Opening Soon In Morristown

MORRISTOWN, NJ — As residents of Morristown and other New Jersey foodie towns know, Garden State residents adore sandwiches, whether they're called subs or hoagies, or Taylor ham or pork rolls.

And the state is brimming with delis and diners serving only the best.

This year, a brand-new deli is moving into Morristown, bringing with it the Jewish-style deli feel of Manhattan.

Pastrami House Delicatessen, which will open at 82 Speedwell Avenue, will take the place of Sandi's Soulbites, a beloved family-style restaurant that closed its doors following months of internal staffing issues after the COVID-19 pandemic.

Sandi's Soulbites was known for its small bite plates, which were packed with Southern flavor.

Read More: Sandi's Soulbites Closes In Morristown With Plans To Relocate

Pastrami House offers traditional New York Jewish deli fare, including loaded sandwiches with corned beef, pastrami, turkey, roast beef, cheese, coleslaw, and dressing on rye, white bread, or a sub roll, as well as knishes and sweet and regular potato pancakes.

There are breakfast sandwiches, including eggs, omelettes, and bagels.

The eatery also offers an array of soups, salads, and sides, including chicken noodle soup, mac salad, sour pickles and more.

"With countless years of combined restaurant and deli experience, we are honored to be able to provide our customers with the best and ethnic food, impeccable service, and a pristine eating space," the restaurant's website said.

No official opening date has been publicly announced for Pastrami House Delicatessen.

"We appreciate our customers and want to see you again soon so you may continue to enjoy your meal with your loved ones, friends, and associates," the restaurant's website said.

A previous version of this article had inaccurate hours of operation.