I like pastrami. I like breakfast burritos. So, obviously, I love pastrami breakfast burritos. The best one I’ve found is at Jerry’s Patio Cafe & Bar, the Marina del Rey spot that takes the best bits of the menu from Jerry’s Famous Deli (the former tenant that closed in 2017, after a 20-year-run) - namely, their pastrami and latkes - and wraps them up inside a flour tortilla. They also stuff in fluffy scrambled eggs, smashed avocado, caramelized onions, Gruyere and cheddar cheeses, and some smoky, slightly sharp salsa, making this a breakfast and lunch kind of affair. Have I had it for both meals? Definitely. Is it a bad thing that Jerry’s is within waddling distance of my apartment? The jury’s still out.

Jerry's Patio Cafe & Bar might be known for its comfort food and classic deli fare, but they also offer vegan-friendly options like this lovely salad. The warm kasha & quinoa bowl comes with schwarma roasted cauliflower and carrots, brussel sprouts, golden beets, avocado and red pepper pesto.

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Enjoy some classics when you order from Jerry's holiday catering menu this season. Start off by choosing Jerry's famous matzoh ball soup or chicken noodle soup, shaved market vegetable salad, then a choice of First Cut Brisket, Braised Corned Beef, or Grilled Scottish Salmon; served with glazed and roasted rainbow carrots and crispy potato latkes. Starts at $200 and serves 5-6 people. A la carte sweets as well as wine and cocktails are available to-go, too.

This new offshoot of Jerry’s Famous Deli is delivering exactly what you’d expect from a Jewish deli on Hanukkah: a five-to-six person meal with classic dishes including corned beef or brisket, matzo ball or chicken soup, latkes, and more, with an optional kugel-with-cornflake strudel add-on.

Jerry’s Patio Café & Bar Holiday menu. Bring home a special holiday menu that includes a choice of soup or salad, main dishes and dessert for up to six people for $200. They also have a few à la carte options that include a quarter pan ricotta kugel with cornflake streusel. Other menu items include their famous matzo ball soup, a first-cut brisket and crispy potato latkes with housemade apple sauce. Wine and cocktails are available for pairing.

Marina del Rey’s new Jerry’s Patio Cafe & Bar is bringing you a Hanukkah menu with plenty of options. Each dinner package feeds five to six people and starts with your choice of matzo ball soup or a straightforward chicken noodle soup. You’ll also get your pick of brisket, braised corned beef or grilled Scottish salmon, but whichever entrée your family picks you’ll receive a market-vegetable salad with lemon vinaigrette; roasted, glazed rainbow carrots; and latkes with sour cream and apple sauce. For dessert? Just one more choice: Will you be finishing with blueberry cheesecake or some warm apple cobbler? Of course if that doesn’t do it for you, à la carte add-ons include a dozen strawberry jelly doughnuts ($30), a dozen assorted cookies ($15), or a quarter-pan of ricotta kugel with cornflake streusel ($15).

Jerry’s Patio Café & Bar in Marina del Rey is offering a holiday catering menu that serves 5-6 people, for $200. This includes a few choices of soup/salad, main dishes and desserts. They also have a few options a la carte, like their ¼ pan ricotta kugel with cornflake streusel. Other menu items include matzo ball soup, a first cut brisket, crispy potato latkes with house-made apple sauce. They also have wine and cocktails available for pairing.

New menu now available for take-out or delivery, featuring deli sandwiches, everyone’s favorite matzo ball soup, bagel sandwiches, & bottled cocktails to-go!⁣

Jerry’s Patio Café & Bar in Marina Del Rey is handing out free red-and-blue cookies to customers wearing their “I Voted” stickers.

Recently opened Jerry's Patio Cafe & Bar in Marina del Rey is giving out free election-themed, mini cookies to customers wearing their "I Voted" stickers, from through Election Day.

A new contemporary eatery and brand concept from the team behind Jerry’s Famous Deli opened with a new outdoor patio dining area. Guests can sip cocktails and enjoy longstanding favorites such as matzo ball soup, a pastrami or roast turkey sandwich with cole slaw or potato salad and a pickle. The newly imagined restaurant offers a streamlined menu of comfort food with a modern twist, such as an Impossible vegan burger, Mediterranean salmon salad, pastrami breakfast burrito, European-style chicken schnitzel sandwich and a six-hour cooked brisket sandwich dip. Now through the World Series and Election Day, Jerry’s Patio Cafe & Bar is offering black and white cookies, as well as Dodgers-themed blue and white cookie. Show your I Voted sticker for a special red and blue cookie treat. The new midweek happy hour offers discounts on cocktails, beer and wine. Order and pick up or sit on the expansive covered patio...

Jerry's Patio Café & Bar in Marina del Rey is giving any guest wearing an "I Voted" sticker a free cookie through Election Day

After ending a 42-year-run in 2017 - and a brief stint as Starks - Jerry’s Famous Deli recently returned to Marina del Rey as Jerry’s Patio Cafe & Bar. Which is great news for me, because I live within literal walking distance of this place. Not surprisingly, they’ve focused on a lot of the original’s signatures - big deli sandwiches, matzo ball soup, latkes - and their breakfast burrito doesn’t stray far from that strategy. So it’s a good thing that pastrami and latkes are fantastic when wrapped in a flour tortilla, especially with fluffy eggs, smashed avocado, caramelized onions, and plenty of cheese. And while that might sound like the kind of breakfast that’ll put you down until lunch, the eggs and avocado make it pretty light, and the smoky salsa pairs well with the salty pastrami and savory latkes. Above all, it’s supremely satisfying; a worthy addition to a menu full of comfort classics - and like I said, I didn’t have to walk far to make it back to my couch.

From October 24th through Election Day, this recently reopened Marina del Rey deli will be giving out free election-themed cookies to customers wearing their “I Voted” stickers.

The Marina del Rey Jerry’s Famous Deli lives on as the newly opened Jerry’s Patio Cafe & Bar, and to celebrate Election Day, you can snag a bite befitting the restaurant’s Jewish-deli roots. Drop by between October 24 and November 3 while sporting your “I VOTED” sticker and receive a black-and-white cookie done up with red and blue icing.

The team behind L.A.'s beloved Jerry's Famous Deli reprises the Marina del Rey location as Jerry's Patio Cafe & Bar, which sports a number of the old classics as well as a few new options. (Brisket dip, anyone?)

Wear your “I Voted” sticker anytime from Oct. 24 until Nov. 3 and receive free election-themed cookies at Jerry’s Patio Cafe & Bar. These traditional black and white cookies will be red and blue for the occasion. Order Jerry’s Favorite deli sandwich before devouring these delicious cookies!

From Jerry’s Famous Deli is a new outdoor patio eatery and walk-in takeout counter featuring modern comfort foods, like a latke and pastrami breakfast burrito.

Jerry's Patio Café & Bar has opened in Marina Del Rey. Their streamlined menu offers comfort food with a modern twist and is available for patio dining or takeout.

Jerry’s Deli has returned to Marina Del Rey with patio seating and pastrami sandwiches, after closing in 2017. The old-school Jewish deli has now been turned into Jerry’s Patio Café & Bar, located at 13181 Mindanao Way, with several takeout options. The ownership of the building has changed with new owners bring Jonathan Mitchell and his daughter Mandy Mitchell. Diners can expect deli classics like the pastrami, matzo ball soup and potato latkes alongside new additions including vegan tortilla soup and Impossible burgers.

Jerry’s Deli has returned to Marina Del Rey with patio seating and pastrami sandwiches, after closing in 2017. The old-school Jewish deli has now been turned into Jerry’s Patio Café & Bar, located at 13181 Mindanao Way, with several takeout options. The ownership of the building has changed with new owners bring Jonathan Mitchell and his daughter Mandy Mitchell. Diners can expect deli classics like the pastrami, matzo ball soup and potato latkes alongside new additions including vegan tortilla soup and Impossible burgers.

Now open for outdoor dining and take out is Jerry’s Patio Café & Bar in Marina Del Rey. Offering a menu of comfort food with a modern twist, dishes include matzo ball soup, Impossibly Vegan burger, pastrami sandwich, brisket dip and a European style chicken schnitzel sandwich.

The former Stark's Restaurant space is now operating with a large outdoor seating area as Jerry's Patio Cafe & Bar. Delivery and take-out are also available. Named after the original Jerry's Deli restaurant, the cafe's menu offers deli sandwiches, everyone's favorite matzo ball soup, bagel sandwiches, & bottled cocktails to-go.

Now open for outdoor dining and take out is Jerry's Patio Cafe & Bar in Marina Del Rey. Offering a menu of comfort food with a modern twist, dishes include matzo ball soup, Impossibly Vegan burger, pastrami sandwich, brisket dip and a European style chicken schnitzel sandwich...

Jerry’s Deli has returned to Marina Del Rey with patio seating and pastrami sandwiches, after closing in 2017. The old-school Jewish deli has now been turned into Jerry’s Patio Café & Bar, located at 13181 Mindanao Way, with several takeout options. Diners can expect deli classics like the pastrami, matzo ball soup and potato latkes alongside new additions including vegan tortilla soup and Impossible burgers.

The team behind Jerry's Famous Deli recently opened Jerry's Patio Cafe & Bar in Marina del Rey. With an outdoor patio area and walk-in takeout counter, the restaurant offers modern comfort food — matzo ball soup, a pastrami sandwich, a brisket dip and a pastrami burger.

Jerry’s Famous Deli, a Los Angeles staple, has returned to its Marina del Rey location in Villa Marina Marketplace (formerly occupied by the short-lived Stark’s) reborn as Jerry’s Patio Cafe & Bar. Old favorites are still on the menu, but you can savor plenty of new dishes al fresco.

Jerry’s Patio Cafe & Bar is one of three historic locations that are part of the Jerry’s Famous Deli chain. When the first location in Studio City opened in 1978, it became an instant favorite with celebrities and athletes because of its proximity to the studios, extensive list of comfort foods and amiable atmosphere. Now, that old Hollywood atmosphere has taken on a modern twist at Jerry’s Patio Cafe & Bar with flowing cocktails, a new menu catering to various dietary needs and a remodeled outdoor patio that will make you feel at home.

Jerry’s Patio Cafe & Bar, a casual American restaurant from the owners of Jerry’s Deli, is open in Marina del Rey for takeout, delivery and outdoor dining. The menu features deli classics such as pastrami sandwiches and latkes as well as lighter dishes like a vegan tortilla soup and quinoa-kasha bowl.

When customers arrive, they’re greeted with pendant lamps and twinkle lights on a revamped patio that makes for a trendy yet inviting atmosphere. With a mix of comfortable couches and spaced out tables, customers can dine with family and friends, get some work done or just sit back and relax without worrying about being in a packed environment.