Mamaleh's Delicatessen - A modern Jewish Delicatessen in Kendall Square, Cambridge
Mamaleh's FAQ Do you take reservations? Yes, we take reservations for lunch and dinner through reserve.com or mamalehs.com. Walk ins are welcome too! Do you have Gluten free options? Yes, we have house-made gluten free bread. We also have salads, soups and lots of other gluten free options. Are you wheelchair accessible? Yes, there is an elevator directly outside our front door. Do you serve alcohol? Yes, we have a full liquor license and offer interesting beer, wine, and cocktails. Are kids welcome? YES!!! Are you kosher? No. We are kosher style, no pork and no shellfish, but our meat is not certified kosher and we do mix meat and milk...Reubens! Do you sell Gift Cards? YES! We have physical gift cards available for purchase at the restaurant or you can buy a gift card online at mamalehs.com
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