CLE Takeout Guide: Larder Delicatessen and Bakery
James Beard Award-nominated co-chef and co-owner Jeremy Umansky’s Hingetown deli offers everything from meat boards to fried chicken.
“There shouldn’t be a difference in experience between eating our food at your house or eating here on-site,” says James Beard Award-nominated co-chef and co-owner Jeremy Umansky. “No matter where you eat it, you still get the Larder experience, which is delicious.” From the meat boards, with assorted charcuterie, pickles, cheese and bread, to the fried chicken and Larder sauce, to the densely rich chocolate babka, everything can be carried out.
Since opening in 2018, 50% of its business has relied on takeout options, which includes a fully stocked grocery. Reflecting its commitment to the environment, Larder’s seasonal menu even features locally sourced and foraged meats and produce all packed in compostable containers.
Try This: The pastrami sandwich ($13) is only four ingredients — certified angus beef brisket, rye bread, sauerkraut and mustard — but it’s wonderfully complex in flavor.
How To Order: By Phone
1455 W. 29th St., Cleveland, 216-912-8203, larderdb.com
