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2026-05-28
Father’s Day is coming up and while has your lunch and dinner plans covered, we put together another takeout box for the people who’d rather spend the day standing in front of a grill.
This year’s Father’s Day Box is $199, feeds 6 and includes:
* 28 oz prime bone-in ribeye
* 16 oz prime boneless striploin
* 1 house-made beef sausage coil
* ½ lb pastrami
* Yellow mustard
* Horseradish
* Mixed pickles
* Coleslaw
* Potato salad
2026-05-08
Tomorrow is our first birthday. In honour of it, you can double up any sandwich for +$12.
Yes, it’s true. This makes the Double Potato & Pickle sandwich $26.50. It’s also true that this sandwich could probably feed four people.
And don’t worry, you can absolutely still order a normal-sized sandwich. But you may regret it. Because after tomorrow, this option disappears forever.
2026-05-02
The potato and pickle is a day one staple. You cannot have the potato and pickle without the potato, or without the pickle, or on a lettuce bun, or in a salad, or in a wrap. It is strictly forbidden.
Enjoy the potato and pickle in its original glory.
2026-03-10
The Passover Box (order through the link in profile)
We couldn’t leaven the bread. We will not, however, be rushing the pastrami.
Inside:
-Hand made chopped liver w/egg and fried onion
-Gefilte fish using grandmother’s recipe
-Coleslaw
-Potato Kugel (heavy on the schmaltz)
-4 lb pastrami brisket
-Our dual-coloured horseradish sauces
-House Mustard
-And pickles. More pickles than you’d expect. The right amount of pickles.
Feeds up to six. Order by March 26th for April 1st or 2nd pick up/delivery. The brine takes time. We’ve made our position on this clear.
2026-02-14
Our turkey club. Brined, smoked and sliced in house. Fresh rye, honey mustard, dill and garlic mayo, pickled peppers and cucumbers, some nice cheese. Always on the menu.
That’s it. It’s good.
2026-01-03
Every day, at least 12,000 of you ask when we’re going to do a Reuben.
Answer: tomorrow.
Starting January 4, 2026, the Pastrami Reuben is here at Linny’s Luncheonette.
2025-12-18
The knish is criminally underrated.
Potato and onion, hand rolled and baked daily.
2026 will be the year of the knish.
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2025-12-07
Hanukkah Box available all December. Pre-order through Ambassador or by emailing us at [email protected]
XL latkes, sufganiyot, 1 lb pastrami, fresh rye, mustard, apple sauce, sour cream and coleslaw.
Cook at home if you want, but why suffer. Let us do the work and you can pretend it was your idea.
2025-11-29
Two bite babkas. Only on Sundays. Built for exactly two bites. One bite is chaos, three bites is just greedy.
2025-11-26
Smoked fish on a golden onion bun with fresh watercress and cucumber.
Simple. Bright. A little salty. Very proud of itself.
If fish is not your thing, no worries. This sandwich is not trying to trick you. It is, in fact, a fish sandwich. It leans into that with enthusiasm.
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2025-10-30
Looking for catering for your favourite person’s birthday or their shiva or their divorce party or their bar mitzvah or their baptism or their quinceañera? We are here for all of it. We can even send a cutter to slice our pastrami on site. Yes it costs extra ffs.
Address
174 Ossington Avenue
Toronto, ON
M6J2Z7
To reach your destination on Ossington Avenue in Toronto, you have a couple of options for public transport and driving.
**Public Transport:**
1. **Subway:** Take the Line 1 (Yonge-University) subway to the Bloor-Yonge Station. Transfer to Line 2 (Bloor-Danforth) and head westbound to Ossington Station. From there, it's about a 10-minute walk south along Ossington Avenue.
2. **Streetcar:** You can also take the 504 King streetcar from downtown Toronto. Get off at Ossington Avenue and walk north for a few minutes to reach your destination.
**Driving/Parking:**
1. If you're driving, head towards Ossington Avenue via major routes like the Gardiner Expressway or DVP (Don Valley Parkway).
2. Once you arrive, look for street parking along Ossington Avenue or nearby side streets. Be mindful of parking regulations and any time limits that may apply.
Enjoy your visit!
Opening Hours
| Wednesday |
11am - 4pm |
| Thursday |
11am - 4pm |
| Friday |
11am - 4pm |
| Saturday |
11am - 4pm |
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What people say
Linny's Luncheonette on Ossington Avenue is a delightful culinary gem that truly shines with its offerings. Renowned for serving Toronto's best pastrami, this eatery has mastered the art of creating sandwiches that are both simple and satisfying.
One standout item is their smoked fish sandwich, elegantly presented on a golden onion bun, complemented by fresh watercress and cucumber. This dish embodies a bright flavor profile that's slightly salty yet incredibly proud of its identity as a fish sandwich—perfect for those who appreciate seafood done right.
For those with a sweet tooth, the two-bite babkas are an absolute must-try. Designed to be enjoyed in just two bites, they strike the perfect balance between indulgence and restraint—one bite may lead to chaos, while three bites might feel excessive!
Linny's Luncheonette also caters to various occasions, whether it's a birthday celebration or even more unique events like divorce parties or bar mitzvahs. Their catering service includes the option to have their famous pastrami sliced on-site, ensuring freshness and flavor at your gathering.
And if you're looking for the ultimate game day experience without breaking the bank on tickets, Linny’s offers an $85 box filled with all the essentials: house-made pastrami, hot dogs, fresh rye and onion buns, mustard, potato salad, coleslaw, and even pastrami beef tallow for later use. It’s a fantastic way to enjoy the spirit of baseball from the comfort of your home.
With its vibrant menu and welcoming atmosphere, Linny's Luncheonette is not just a restaurant; it’s an experience that celebrates delicious food in all its forms.
