Posted in Milwaukee November 06, 2017 by Sophia

The Hidden Milwaukee Deli That Makes The Best Sandwiches Ever

When you’re in Milwaukee and you just need a great sandwich, make a beeline to this spot. Jake’s Deli has been serving up delicious lunch meats and treats for generations and they’re just as good as they were 60 years back. Read on to learn why you should definitely consider stopping by this old-fashioned deli for a sandwich or three.

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Jake’s Deli has been cooking up mouthwatering sandwiches in Milwaukee since 1955.

They specialize in heavenly corned beef. However, locals also rave about their pastrami.

This little shop is definitely nothing fancy on the inside, but you’ll recognize the scent of classic home-cooking as soon as you step through the doors.

If you’re a first-timer, try the pastrami dip or a classic corned beef sandwich, washed down with a can of Dr. Brown’s black cherry soda.

You might also want to try their Commish Challenge sandwich, topped with jalapeños, Swiss cheese, hollandaise sauce and your choice of sauerkraut.

Of course, there’s nothing wrong with sticking to the classics. The portions here will fill you up without hurting your wallet.

If you’re not in the know, you might not think twice about walking by this Milwaukee gem that is hidden in plain sight.

But then you’d be missing out on some of the best deli sandwiches in the city.

Jake’s Deli is located at 1634 W North Avenue, Milwaukee. For more delicious Milwaukee eats, check out these mom and pop shops that serve home-cooked meals to die for.