Mo’s Bagels & Deli

Our home away from home!!!’ From breakfast, to lunch, to dinner Mo’s offers a varied and delicious menu of great foods and bakery goodies. Try it you’ll like it! Gotta go to Mo’s!!!

Had Sunday breakfast with 4 others. I had the Greek Omelette and everything whole wheat bagel it was the best one I’ve had in Florida. The coffee was so good that I don’t think I can remember how many cups we had. I was so impressed with the bagels, I ordered 2 doz to go. I forgot them at my cousins house.

Went to Mo’s twice today for this season, first & last. Not busy, less than half full seated right away. After sitting for 15 minutes without being attended to I asked whose table it was. The waiter said I’ll tell your waitress. I hadn’t seen her in the entire 15 minutes. Where was she & what was she doing since the place was not busy. She took our order& 10 minutes later out came the famous soup. It was cold, this was matzoh ball not cold borscht. She said it wasn’t her fault. She left with it & we left without a word to her but did tell the manager about this awful experience. Why do paying customers put up with this sub par treatment?

I am downgrading my previous review since ate there the other night and the potato pancakes were cold and lifeless tasting mass of potatoes. The apple turnover was stale, had almost no apple or apple filling and was not flaky but then it was stale. Since Moe’s does not serve ice cream, could not douse the stale apple turnover with ice cream. French fries were under cooked and cold.

Have ordered food for delivery to my sick friends three times now and they’ve said it was really good! It’s nice to be able to get healthy food for people when I live far away from them.
Moe’s online menu is huge and the online ordering system is a snap.

Best Matzo ball soup north and south of here! Love everything about Mo’s always busy but you get seated quickly, great service and great food. I love their huge deli sandwiches, pickles, slaw and black n white cookies. Deli restaurants are dying off in sofl, they are hard to come by. don’t ever leave me Mo!

If there is such as 0 stars this is the place
Don’t misunderstand — the wait staff try’s to please but the quality of the kitchen staff and the food is beyond mediocre
I had ordered a HOT pastrami sandwich which was served cold
Gave it back to server expecting a hot pastrami straight from the steamer as it should be — not at Mo’s…they put it in the microwave and reserved it
I could go on but…

Went to Miami for a visit and on the way back home decided to get some good bagels and found Mo’s. Tremendous size and great tasting bagels. Definitely a place to pick up some delicious bagels for breakfast!

BEST THING ABOUT MO’S
Chicken soup with Matzoh Balls! That’s it! I’ve eaten at Mo’s way too many times and ordered a variety of things on the menu including daily specials, and I repeat, their Matzoh Ball soup (ask for it without the noodles) is the only noteworthy item.

Best jewish deli in Aventura! Love the Matzo ball soup and bagels and of course the desserts!

Tuna salad is my favorite but Mo’s tuna is by far the best quality… that’s what counts. It’s white, clean fish with tasty mayo. The shrimp salad has whole shrimp and the crab salad yummy. A little pricy but worth every dollar…

The prices in this place have skyrocketed. $ 40 for a sandwich and an order of eggs. The portions are good, but how much slaw and kosher pickles can one eat at a sitting? I used to love this place, but it has become price prohibitive.

Good food, real deli. However, be aware of the «sugar free» Rugelachs.
I’ve been buying them for years for my Diabetic parents and I just found out that even though the dough is sugar free the jelly is not. Too bad, it would be so easy to replace the regular jelly for sugar free jelly.

Mo’s has great sandwiches, especially the pastrami. It is probably the best I’ve ever had. They also have wonderful chicken soup. Their stuffed cabbage is good. I also like the chopped steak and mashed potatoes. They are clean and the staff is nice enough. It’s one of the best deli’s in the area. I highly recommend Mo’s.

Have been coming to this lace in and off… They were consistently average and being of the few delis around Aventura, it was a convenient option! Today, I was in a hurry and Terri our waiter (Have to say one of the best services I have got in Miami!!!) was spectacular… To the dot, quick, attentive and very pleasing… The food was also a notch above average… The Nova was just right… Maybe missing a little on the plate, but can’t complain quality wise. I had a tuna wrap that was also quite good and could not finish the second half… This one was well packed! Cole slaw today was a surprise… Fresh, tasty and did not look sloppy… So, high five for Mo’s today and more so to Terri.

I want to start by saying that I really like Mo’s, but with the Jewish holidays coming I want to let people know about our Rosh Hashana dinner there last year. Mo’s is usually four stars. The Rosh Hashana dinner was one star, and that’s being generous. Because of that, and since they’re usually very good, I only deducted one star from my previous four star rating.
For Rosh Hashana they had a special menu for $ 34.99 per person. My mom, cousin, husband, mom’s friend, and I went for our holiday dinner.
The food was beyond awful. The chopped liver was mushy. Their usually delicious matzoh ball soup was so bland that it tasted like dishwater and there were no noodles or chicken in mine. Mom and her friend had the roast chicken. They didn’t like it. It was fatty and tasted like it needed to be cooked longer. My husband and cousin had turkey with stuffing, They didn’t like theirs either. There was more stuffing then turkey, and the stuffing wasn’t very good. The turkey had no flavor. I had grilled salmon, which was okay. The potato pancake and the potato kugel were terrible. They were spongy, bland, and tasteless. If I didn’t eat them, you know they were bad. The string beans almandine was okay. I thought the tzimmes was fair, but I was they only one. It was very sweet. Everyone else at my table took one bite and left the rest. For dessert they had little cut up pieces of cakes. The cake was dry. I thought it tasted good, again I was the only one at my table that ate it. I had asked for the fruit cup which was on the menu for dessert, but I never got it. Coffee, tea, or soda came with the meals. They also served Manischewitz wine with free refills.
I wrapped up some of everyones leftovers, since they didn’t eat much, thinking I could add some spices to make them edible. It didn’t work. I ended up throwing most of the leftovers away.
I’ve been back to Mo’s since then and I still like their food. I just wouldn’t go back on a Jewish holiday.

The best hot brisket sandwich I’ve ever had. The matzoh ball soup is so good also. Love this place. Very noisy but worth it

Excellent food and amazing staff. Delicious kosher style food with a wonderful atmosphere. Would definitely recommend the matzo ball soup or bagel lox! Yum! :)

This place was pack on Saturday around 11:30. We came here with another couple and luckily one of us arrived early and waited on the line. Every table was taken. We were seated in the back around the corner in a large booth. Right away water and coffee was brought out, along with an incredibly delicious looking plate of pastries. A++ on the cheese danishes. It took the server awhile to finally take our order, but you could see she was really busy and running from table to table. After taking our order, she brought out pickles and cole slaw. Everyone loved the slaw, I didn’t try it, but really enjoyed the half-​sour pickles.
The food came pretty quickly. The matzoh brei was nice and hot and they gave me plenty of sour cream and apple sauce to accompany it. The corned beef sandwich was huge. My fiancé could only eat half (this could have been because he ate a lot of pastries). He ordered potato salad as his side. He said it was good so I tried it, he wasn’t allowed to eat any after that because I wanted all of it… yeah that tasty.
Our friends ordered a tuna melt with provolone on an everything bagel with fries, and an everything bagel with lox and cream cheese. The waitress pointed out that he had the option between lox and nova and explained the difference in salt content between the two. My friend only wanted lox, not the lettuce/​tomatoes/​onions/​capers that came on the platter, but she again explained that it would still be the same price. So he ordered it anyway.
The food was all delicious, the bagels were not overly toasted and the cream cheese was a huge scoop. We really enjoyed our meal here. Truly a Brooklyn style kosher deli. I want to come back and try their brisket sandwich, pea soup, and stuff cabbage as well because those also looked good.
You pay for you bill at the front counter. It is conveniently located by the bakery. We ordered ruggalah and rainbow cake to go. We were full and didn’t order dessert, but once we got to the car, the baked goods lasted only second before we devoured them.
Parking here is rough. The street has some meters, and there is parking behind the deli, but be prepared to circle around or walk a bit. Other than that, we had a great experience here.

I love Mo’s, and as I don’t live in the area, I make special trips whenever I can.
Yes, it gets crowded. Yes, the crowd is… geriatric. And the service is slower than your generic Applebee’s.
That being said, the food is exactly what I want from a Jewish deli: Great matzo ball soup, wonderful corned beef on rye, EXCELLENT sour pickles, and a great selection of bakery goodies on the way out! The black and white cookies are heavenly!
Worth every bite!