corrin1
Reged: 08/20/04
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Loc: lancashire, England
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Please help - We are visiting New York for the first time from England and my husband is obsessed with finding a deli / restaurant that sells enormous sandwiches. He saw the place on a travel programme a couple of years ago but doesn't remember its name.
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eddie
Reged: 04/14/04
Posts: 2518
Loc: virginia
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Is it the Carnegie Deli?
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KevinS
Reged: 07/23/03
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Loc: Boston
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The Carnegie Deli is where I thought of too. Bring cash. Located midtown, 1, maybe 2 blocks from the Sheraton NY, about the same from the Hilton NY.
Carnegie Deli
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Mike R
Reged: 05/26/03
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Loc: Stinson Lake - New Hampshire
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or Katz's on Houston Street....went there all the time as a kid....the best of the best
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GayleR
Reged: 11/18/02
Posts: 1200
Loc: Toronto, Canada
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How about The Stage Deli?
http://www.stagedeli.com/index.cfm
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Petri
Reged: 01/19/04
Posts: 1264
Loc: Helsinki, Finland
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or Katz's on Houston Street....went there all the time as a kid....the best of the best
Kat'z, that's a weird place. A friend recommended to visit the place and we did, walking all the way from Bryant Park. I had seen an episode of Joey that mentioned cheesesteak and I was wondering what the hell it was -- and so I ordered one. My girlfriend got some other type of sandwich. We were looking at those huge, thick sandwiched other people were having and praying that we won't get one..
The Cheesesteak was well, "interesting", don't plan to repeat the experience any day soon. I must confess I'd rather have a baquette with a slice or two of premium prosciuotto than a sandwitch with a thick stack of slices of anything.. quality over quantity.
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Mike R
Reged: 05/26/03
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Loc: Stinson Lake - New Hampshire
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well, no offense, but you dont go into Katz's to get a cheesesteak...you got to Katzs to get a corned beef on jewish rye....or a hot pastrami..or a reuben.... and a pickle..and some cole salw or potato salad. or a knishe..and a Dr Browns soda
you got some really bad advice there mon ami
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GayleR
Reged: 11/18/02
Posts: 1200
Loc: Toronto, Canada
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or Katz's on Houston Street....went there all the time as a kid....the best of the best
Kat'z, that's a weird place. A friend recommended to visit the place and we did, walking all the way from Bryant Park. I had seen an episode of Joey that mentioned cheesesteak and I was wondering what the hell it was -- and so I ordered one. My girlfriend got some other type of sandwich. We were looking at those huge, thick sandwiched other people were having and praying that we won't get one..
The Cheesesteak was well, "interesting", don't plan to repeat the experience any day soon. I must confess I'd rather have a baquette with a slice or two of premium prosciuotto than a sandwitch with a thick stack of slices of anything.. quality over quantity.
Maybe they actually recommended "CheeseCAKE" since Cheesesteak is really a Philly tradition, rather than NYC.
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Mike R
Reged: 05/26/03
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Loc: Stinson Lake - New Hampshire
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LOL..good point!!!..I didn't think of it that way
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beachfamily
Reged: 02/19/05
Posts: 94
Loc: nyc
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well, no offense, but you dont go into Katz's to get a cheesesteak...you got to Katzs to get a corned beef on jewish rye....or a hot pastrami..or a reuben.... and a pickle..and some cole salw or potato salad. or a knishe..and a Dr Browns soda
you got some really bad advice there mon ami
my sentiments exactly, mike!
btw, my husband's favorite dr. brown's is celery tonic.
mine is cream soda.
don't go to katz's for either CHEESEcake or CHEESEsteak.
the best CHEESESTEAK is from a food cart on 43rd street, between park and lexington avenues.
be prepared to wait on line!
the most popular, creamiest ny CHEESECAKE is at junior's.
there is now one in manhattan, but the trek to the original
junior's in brooklyn is worth the experience!
and you can get MONSTER sandwiches there too!
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Mike R
Reged: 05/26/03
Posts: 15652
Loc: Stinson Lake - New Hampshire
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I love all three..CelRay, Cream and Rasberry...but Cream is my favorite
I agree about Juniors.. I was born and raised very near to where the orignal Juniors ( Flatbush Ave ) is located
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Petri
Reged: 01/19/04
Posts: 1264
Loc: Helsinki, Finland
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Maybe they actually recommended "CheeseCAKE" since Cheesesteak is really a Philly tradition, rather than NYC.
It wasn't recommended anywhere, just mentioned on TV show the day before unrelated to Katz. I had no idea what a "Cheesesteak" was, I just couldn't imagine what steak and cheese would have in common. Now I know and I don't want to know more about it ;-) My girlfriend had something more traditional to eat.
The place reminds me more of the cult-movie Delicatessen than what the word literally means ;-)
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