Chompie's

About the Business

Specialties

As seen on the Travel Channel's Man v. Food! Chompie's - Arizona's New York Deli restaurant, bagel factory, bakery, and catering serves a huge menu of breakfast all day, lunch & dinner 7 days a week at its locations in Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tempe, Chandler, and Glendale. Chompie's also offers a special kids menu. Our dining menu includes: Appetizers Mile High Sandwiches and Reubens Soups Salads Burgers Chicken Sandwiches Smoked fish and lox Sliders (including our famous Jewish Sliders, featured on Travel Channel's Man v. Food) Traditional Jewish cuisine favorites like matzo ball soup Friday fish fry Potato pancakes Eggs Omelets Pancakes French toast Eggs benedicts ...and more Chompie's deli counter features Jewish Heritage Classics, knish, meats and cheeses, smoked fish, cream cheeses, deli salads, and more. Chompie's bakery counter offers our NY-style boiled-then-baked bagels and bialys, baked from-scratch bread, NY-style black, and white cookies, cakes, cookies, danishes, gluten-free friendly bakery goods, rugelach, cupcakes, cheesecake, and more...

History

Established in 1979.

In 1979, the Borenstein Family-Lou & Lovey and their three grown children, Wendy, Neal and Mark moved from Queens New York and ventured west to Phoenix, AZ and fulfilled their dream by opening the first Chompie's. Best known for its award-winning N.Y. style boiled-then-baked bagels, famous "Mile High" corned beef and pastrami sandwiches, Jewish Sliders (featured on Travel Channel's Man v. Food Season 3), homemade matzo ball soup, fresh baked-from-scratch breads, black and white cookie's, N.Y. style cheesecake, huge menu, breakfast-all-day, and catering, Chompie's has grown to include multiple N.Y. Style Deli, Restaurant, Bagel & Bakery locations in Arizona-and its "family" has expanded to include spouses, grandchildren, dedicated staff members, and its valued customers.

Meet the Business Owner

Business owner information

The Borenstein Family B.

Business Owner

Originally from Queens, New York, the Borenstein Family ventured west to Phoenix, AZ and fulfilled their dream when they opened the first Chompie's in 1979.