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Ok, il admit I'm a sucker for Jewish Delis. I've been to several of these and can't argue at all, but obviously my bucket list just got bigger
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We’ve been to two of the most famous Jewish delis, Lt Col John (Jack) Christensen! Both were in NYC and are now permanently closed.
The Stage Deli and the Carnegie Deli.
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The Stage Deli and the Carnegie Deli.
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Lt Col John (Jack) Christensen General AMEX or VISA can solve most supply chain requirements.
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CPT (Join to see) That they can, although I often balk at the shipping charges! :-))
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Lt Col John (Jack) Christensen Thanks for the reminder. Sherman’s Deli in Palm Springs and Palm Desert has great Stuffed Cabbages. Langer’s Deli at MacArthur Park, just west of downtown LA was featured in a Huell Howser ‘California’s Gold’ program available from Chapman University Archives. Wexler’s Deli on North Palm Canyon Drive is a little out of the way for me. Now, with watering mouths, we will have to see if Sherman’s, Palm Desert has take out available during this shutdown.
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That's the sad part of this pandemic, so many delli's fall into the category of small businesses that may never reopen.
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Used to love going to Carnegie Deli in NYC, alas it closed. Katz’s = still a winner.
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And for sure —-> Zabar’s! Best to hit the store but have gone the mail order route a few times.
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Lt Col John (Jack) Christensen - Bit out of the way from downtown (and a tourist trap ever since *When Harry Met Sally*) but still worth the trek.
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