Katz is a popular delicatessen located in New York City, known for its classic Jewish deli fare. Established in 1888, it has become famous for its pastrami sandwiches, which are made from high-quality, hand-cut meats. The deli's bustling atmosphere and iconic neon signs attract both locals and tourists alike. The restaurant gained further fame from its appearance in the movie When Harry Met Sally, where a memorable scene was filmed. Katz is also recognized for its traditional kosher menu, offering a variety of dishes such as matzo ball soup and bagels with lox, making it a beloved spot for comfort food.