Los Angeles New York Jewish Style Mort’s Deli Acquired by The Nosh
Nov 17, 2023
Key Takeaways
- The Nosh of Beverly Hills, a renowned delicatessen in Southern California, has acquired Mort's Deli in Tarzana, bringing together two long-standing and beloved delis under one ownership.
- The acquisition aims to redefine the deli experience while preserving the authentic traditions and charm that customers have cherished for decades.
- Both The Nosh and Mort's Deli prioritize a warm and welcoming atmosphere, continuing to provide customers with a sense of belonging and comfort.
- The merger will offer a delicious menu of iconic deli favorites and innovative dishes, available for dine-in, delivery, and catering services.
- By celebrating culinary heritage, family, and community, The Nosh and Mort's Deli merge not only as a business entity but also as a shared love for exceptional deli cuisine.
The Nosh of Beverly Hills is a renowned delicatessen that has become a culinary landmark in Southern California over the last 48 years. With the acquisition of Mort's Deli, The Nosh will redefine the deli experience while preserving the cherished traditions of the past.
Los Angeles, United States - November 17, 2023 /PressCable/ —
The Nosh of Beverly Hills, CA, led by owners David Laredo and Ron Magnin, announces the acquisition of Mort's Deli in Tarzana. Mort's Deli is a 55-year-old Jewish-style delicatessen and neighborhood institution. The purchase brings together two long-standing and well-loved delicatessens and two amazing teams. A new chapter has begun in the history of deli cuisine in Southern California.
For more details, please visit: https://www.mortsdelila.com
Over its 48-year history, The Nosh has earned a reputation for culinary excellence and community engagement. Regarding the acquisition, the company intends to elevate the traditional deli experience while preserving the authenticity and charm that patrons have cherished for decades.
"At The Nosh, we believe in celebrating the past while embracing the future," Ron Magnin said. "Adding Mort's Deli to our family builds upon our dedication to preserving the rich heritage of an authentic deli while innovating with fresh ideas and new flavors. Both teams are now one family dedicated to bringing the best of the deli experience to our existing and our new customers."
Beloved in their respective communities, The Nosh and Mort's Deli share a common thread of family. The dedicated staff members have been part of these establishments for years, as have loyal customers who have made them their second home. A welcoming sense of belonging permeates everything they do.
Both locations will continue to prioritize the comfort and familiarity of a neighborhood restaurant, while updating the look, food offerings, and services. The focus remains on delivering a warm, welcoming atmosphere where every customer feels at home.
Patrons can choose to dine in, enjoy the convenience of delivery, or opt for catering services. No matter their choice, The Nosh and Mort's Deli both promise to deliver a delicious menu of iconic deli favorites and innovative dishes. This merger is more than a business transaction; it's a celebration of culinary heritage, family and community, and the shared love for exceptional deli cuisine.
Contact Info:
Name: Ron Magnin
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Organization: Mort's Deli
Address: 18452 Clark St, Los Angeles, CA 91356, United States
Phone: +1-818-345-3700
Website: https://www.MortsDeliLA.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89113617
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