Weiler's West Hills Deli, Canoga Park CA

Overpriced, unpleasant staff and experience. The food was bland and off-putting. We spent $60 for 2 sandwiches, a matzo ball soup, and a slice of pie. None of which was particularly enjoyable, nor were the portions anything sustainable.

Love this deli spot/restaurant great food. Haven't had one item taste terrible. Everything is satisfying

The pickles had no flavor, and the tomatoes were mushy. My sandwich and french fries were good. Overall the food and service was OK.

This place is worth visiting. They serve big portions for convenient rates. Constantly neat and with awesome character. Will come visit again.

Not the best pork chop by far compared to other places. It was pretty bland. However, the hash browns were delicious

Just ordered a bowl of chicken noodle soup, and there was no chicken in it what so ever. It was only noodle and vegetable. Major rip off for a soup. I rather pay more at Mort's and get my monies worth than this. Will never go back there again.

The service was horrible! The manager was rude! I didn't even want to put one star! It wld'nt post, unless I put a star.

My corned beef and pastrami with Swiss was so big, it was literally 2 sandwiches. Less crowded than some other delis in the area, and as good or better.

Classic family style deli service: lovingly grumpy- with character and connection (like family). They remember you and are genuine and personal like that. Food quality better than most delis. Cabbage soup better than all delis. This isn’t a fake smile, cold & corporate type establishment. Think honest, warm, family, real care where their work is more than just any ol’ job.

Popped into as i was looking for a bite to eat while waiting to pick up my mom.
Excellent service and the chicken mazta ball soup amazing. Will be back.

Oh man this place is so old school and I LOVE it. The staff is a little surly and the decor is, shall we say, very dated, but the food is great.

This was our first visit. Oct 16 at 1030.

Outstanding service. This may seem like an unnecessary criteria, but I would rather eat mediocre food with good service than great food with bad service. Our waitress was outstanding, attentive and very obliging. The food was very good: I had a corn beef omlete with fresh fruit and my wife had a very good cut of lox on a bagel. Will return.

My second time in 2 weeks dining here. My most recent visit I tried something new.

Got a bowl of their Famous chilli, which was absolutely delicious.

For my main Lunch/Dinner I had the Chopped Liver Sandwich with coleslaw and pickles.

Was my first ever Chopped Liver Sandwich EVER. If they are made this good and this tasty I have definitely been missing out.

Great brunch EGGS sausage with home fries Bagel and cream cheese. Yum and the waitress was a delightful women. Mood of the deli great

Black and white cookie and tea a great place to beat the heat
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Great old home cooking and fab sandwiches.

DO NOT EAT HERE-

Staff was really rude to me and only people over 60 were dining in. The menu prices are outrageous as a way of keeping working class people OUT. I’m embarrassed to have paid $16 for my Turkey Wrap, it was so bland and flavorless despite being colorful. I didn’t get a refill on my ice water, a waitress was very vocally fighting with a difficult customer and then proceeded to fight over taking my order. Better off with more flavor at subway.

Weiler's used to be better. This was at one time a nice delicatessen. Over the years it has become an increasingly quiet establishment with an increasingly older clientele. Service is friendly. The food itself is okay, but not as good as you can get elsewhere. The valley isn't short on delicatessens. Prices are average.but being a deli, higher than many other restaurants. The interior is hinting at dilapidation and is dated.

First time coming here: I get to see all of the longtime patrons laughing and enjoying eachothers company. What a charming deli with even more charming staff. A great place to go after underwood farms. A gem dating back to 1969 and not too busy either. Just the right atmosphere for lunch and dinner.

I've been going there for years, and anybody who has a T. H. C.plant in the food joint is all right with me.

The food is good. The service not too friendly, prices a little high. They close at 8pm, too early!