The BEST deli? Zingerman's in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Everything is amazing. Yes, you pay for it, but it's worth every stinking cent. They do carry-out, eat-in and retail. Stop by if for no other reason than to pick up a few loaves of their other-wordly bread. Someone wrote: >I really liked the sandwiches at Carniges delicatessen >Someone wrote: >> I had the most delicious soup at a deli called PJ Bernsteins located on >>the Upper Eastside of Manhattan. It's called The Triple Delight and >>thats exactly what it is. A delicious chicken stock with a truely >>homemade taste. Add to that a perfect Matzo Ball, some noodles >>(everyone knows it's the noodles that makes you feel better) and to top >>it off nine or ten perfect little kreploch.(sp) This soup is said to >>calm even the most farbissin.(sp) >> >>PJ Bernstein even has a web site at >>http://newyorkshops.com/gourmet/pjbernstein/index.html >> >>The soup is a special and is not on the menu. I found out about it at >>their web site. The first time I went there the waitress - I think she >>was new - had no idea what I was talking about when I said, "triple >>delight". I mentioned the web site, she spoke with the manager and >>vollia the best soup I have ever had. I have since gone back for hot >>pastrami with a schmear of chopped liver. Just unreasonably good. PJ >>Bernsteins is the best deli. >> >>Bob >> ___________________________________________________ *** Chuck Chiavarini *** [email removed] "You can't close the door when the wall's caved in" ___________________________________________________ From [email removed] Tue Jun 29 13:07:49 EDT 1999 Article: 5627 of chi.eats
Ann Arbor, MI