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Teddy Seidman of the Jewish Federation visits Langer’s Deli on October 28, 2009, to meet David Sax, author of “Save the Deli,” who was conducting a book signing and Q&A session in association with Vroman’s Bookstore of Pasadena.

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JewishJournal.com’s Rebecca Steinberger visits Langer’s Deli to learn more about why our pastrami was named “world’s best” in the “Save The Deli” book by David Sax.

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Norm Langer of Langer’s Delicatessen-Restaurant demonstrates hand-cutting hot pastrami direct from the steamer to “Save the Deli” author David Sax.

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Watch the Langer’s Square dedication by Los Angeles City Councilman Ed Reyes (District 1) at the famous Langer’s Delicatessen-Restaurant, a 60-year-plus Los Angeles institution known for its hot pastrami sandwiches worldwide. The City conferred the historic district signage at the intersection of Alvarado and 7th Streets, the location of Langer’s Deli since 1947, when founder Al Langer first opened his 10-stool deli.