Micky's Deli (Marais)
23 Rue Des Rosiers
(1 block from Rue De Rivoli)
Paris, France 75004
(view map)

011-33-1-48-047-931 from USA
01-33-148-047-931 from Paris

www.MickysDeli.com

DELI SANDWICH
Sandwich toasté servi avec mayonnaise, tomate,
concombre, cornichon, coleslaw et frites fraîches 
Poppy Seed Bagel
Bagel au pavot au poulet émincé 
Hot Pastrami Sandwich
Pain noir au pastrami - version extra large 

DELI PLATTERS
Chicken Dips
Ailes de poulet panées servies sur un lit de salade et sauce maison 
Chicken Salad
Emincé de poulet, salade, tomate, concombre, maïs, carotte,
coeur de palmier, olives, coleslaw, oeuf dur et sauce maison 
Vegetarian Salad
Salade, tomate, concombre, maïs, carotte, coeur de palmier, olives, coleslaw, oeuf dur et sauce maison 
    
BURGERS  
Servi sur un pain brioché, mayonnaise, tomate, salade,
oignons rissolés, caviar d'aubergine, cornichon,
oeuf à cheval et frites fraîches 
Spicy Beef Burger- Steack hâché de boeuf épicé 
Chicken Burger- Escalope de poulet panée 
Double Beef Burger- Double steack hâché de boeuf 
Hot Dog- Saucisse de volaille 
 
ON THE GRILL
Viande grillée servie avec salade, crudités,
frites fraîches et sauce maison 
Grilled Turkey Breast- Escalope de dinde 
Tournedos- Pavé de boeuf 
Extra Rib of Beef- Pièce de boeuf à deux ou en solo 

Everything above can be found at Micky’s Deli Eiffel

Cuisine: NY Style Delicatessen
Avg. Check (PP) w/o drinks: $20 - $30
Attire: Casual

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ABOUT MICKY'S DELI (MARAIS)

TAKE-OUT / LUNCH SPECIALS / ON & OFF PREMISE CATERING

RABBINICAL SUPERVISION
Orthodox Kehilla Charedit (Rav Rottenberg) / Glatt Kosher

RESERVATIONS
Not Required

CREDIT CARDS
VISA

HOURS
Mon - Thu 12:00pm-3:00pm
7:00pm-11:00pm
Friday 12:00pm-3:00pm
Sat. night 1 hr. after Shabbat-12:00am
Sunday 12:00pm-11:00pm

Succah On Succot: No
Nine Days Menu: No
Open For Pesach: No

This is the one that started it all. Back in 1994, Micky’s Deli opened and brought the taste and smell of New York to the streets of Paris - a sort of a “home away from home” atmosphere. The owners always liked New York and wanted to recreate the “spirit” of the 60’s - what many would call “the good old days.” Micky’s Deli was the first restaurant in Paris to offer traditional delicatessen items such as hamburgers and pastrami sandwiches so and most locals and tourists have come to expect these large portions and delicious food when walking into the deli.

They are in the heart of District #4, known to many as the famous “Marais,” and the “Pletzel.” Slightly off the busy Rue de Rivoli, and located on cobble streets, you will find this a cute, cozy and unpretentious restaurant. The area is usually packed with people walking and shopping (great clothing stores and bookshops along the streets) all the while enjoying the flavors of Micky’s Deli. The restaurant can get crowded so make sure you get a table fast. Many people on the go also choose takeout.

Before you order a burger, and you will because you can’t come to Micky’s Deli without getting one, there are a number of appetizers and salads to choose from. Once you get comfortable, you can now order any of their king size burgers, of beef, turkey or chicken. They can be served with eggplant, fried egg and mayo. Deli sandwiches are also a fan favorite as is many of their grilled meats.

Mickey’s Deli is a true Jewish delicatessen and if you are in Paris you should make sure you stop in. And by the way, how cute is that baby?