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Tat's Deli

115 Occidental Ave S
Seattle, WA 98104
(206) 264-8287
tatsdeli.com
5 star rating based on 26 reviews
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When you crave a sandwich “dat you’ze gonna boip up” for the next two days, go to this East Coast-style delicatessen for a Philly cheesesteak or a sub. Tat’s CheeseSteak is fresh top round sliced, chopped and grilled with myriad extras, including onions, mushrooms and sweet, hot or fried peppers, topped with your choice among seven different cheeses (is Cheez Whiz technically a cheese?),... more
Posted by nwsource on January 17, 2008

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When you crave a sandwich “dat you’ze gonna boip up” for the next two days, go to this East Coast-style delicatessen for a Philly cheesesteak or a sub. Tat’s CheeseSteak is fresh top round sliced, chopped and grilled with myriad extras, including onions, mushrooms and sweet, hot or fried peppers, topped with your choice among seven different cheeses (is Cheez Whiz technically a... more
Posted by seattletimes on October 05, 2007

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Come Seahawks season the Deli stays open later; call ahead for exact schedules.
Posted by Citysearch on May 30, 2007

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Come Seahawks season the deli stays open later; call ahead for exact schedules.
Posted by Citysearch on April 21, 2009

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A stop at Tat's for a sandwich en route to a Mariners game at nearby Safeco Field is a delicious (and more wallet-friendly) option than stadium food.
Posted by Citysearch on April 21, 2009

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A labor of love for two transplants from Pennsylvania and New Jersey, this laid-back East Coast deli specializes in authentic Philly cheesesteaks and subs.

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In Short Don't be scared by the line stretching out the door of at lunch time--the always friendly, easy-going crew at Tat's moves like a well-oiled machine, assembling massive, delicious sandwiches with ease. Homesick east coasters line up for genuine Philly cheesesteaks (you can stick with provolone or "get your Whiz wit" with Cheese Whiz). The real star is the Tat'Strami (aka... more
Posted by Contributor on April 21, 2009, (Edited March 19, 2008)

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As the meatball sub, the salami-powered grinder, and a passel of cheese-steak options suggest, this is a deli in the Philly Italian style. The roast veggie sub, plenty garlicky, rises above the level of Quiznos and Subway, but not as much as one might like. Fortunately, both the hot turkey and Cajun turkey sandwiches fare better. The deli's crowning achievement is its macaroni salad, with an... more
Posted by seattleweekly on March 31, 2007

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Best sandwich i've ever had...

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Wow! So upon reading reviews and gathering info from friends I finally decided to eat at Tat's. Easy to find, just one block from the Pioneer Square metro station, tucked nicely into the other beautiful brick buildings in Pioneer Square. I've been craving pastrami and I heard that the "Tatsrami" is amazing. I went in with nothing else on my mind but the Tatsrami and so that's what I... more
Posted by CSMobileUser on October 28, 2009

Yummmmmmmm

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Awesome, so good, loved it, want more, will be back tomorrow. I am full, yet I want to eat another Grinder.

Pros

+ Awesome Sandwiches

Cons

- Spendy if you are hungry.. but at least you pay for good food.
Posted by crmlever97 on April 21, 2009, (Edited February 17, 2009)

Best Philly cheesesteaks in Seattle!

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OMG, OMG we loved it. We have been looking for a great lunch place and have found it. The last good Philly cheesesteak place on the West Coast was in Cali. You have to try it out!

Pros

+ service

Cons

- parking
Posted by danandkayte2008 on April 21, 2009, (Edited April 09, 2008)
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