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    Barson's Deli

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    Izenberg's Catering & Cafe - Rachel

    Izenberg's Catering & Cafe

    3.7(136 reviews)
    0.6 mi
    $$

    Mixed at best -- decent roast beef, weak sides, and a disappointing cookie…read more I stopped into Izenberg's and ordered the open-faced roast beef. The roast beef itself was fresh and not dry, and the white bread was also fresh, which I appreciated. The gravy was bland, but that was easy enough to fix with some salt and a lot of pepper. The mashed potatoes, however, were a major disappointment. They tasted like instant boxed mashed potatoes, and for a plate like this, that really drags the whole meal down. I also bought an oatmeal raisin cookie because they have a baked-goods display and advertise "Baked in Conshy by Julie." I expected something fresh or locally baked. Instead, the cookie was a sealed commercial product from Randa Bakery in Ronkonkoma, NY, with a barcode, nutrition label, and shelf-stable packaging. That felt misleading based on how the baked goods were presented. Unfortunately, the cookie tasted exactly like a dry commercial cookie: bland, dry, and forgettable. Overall, the roast beef was decent, but the sides and dessert made the experience feel cheap and careless. If a place is going to create the impression of fresh/local baked goods, then commercial packaged cookies should be clearly separated and labeled for what they are.

    Izenberg's is a great option for breakfast and lunch. The interior is cozy and welcoming. Wendy…read moretook care of us. We had the meat lover's omelette which is served with toast and the turkey Rachel which is served with fries. Everything was delicious! They have a great dessert selection, too, but I was too full this time. We will definitely be back. They have Coke products. There's on street parking.

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    Hymie's Delicatessen

    Hymie's Delicatessen

    3.9(461 reviews)
    5.5 mi
    $$

    A delicatessen with a pickle bar?! Count me in! A must visit destination for me when visiting one…read moreof my besties in Philly. I've been for breakfast, lunch and dinner through the years. Their challah French toast is something I often think fondly of! They've always been super friendly, and this location may be older but kept clean. I would not just return, but suggest others to stop by in they are visiting the area!

    My partner had been to both Murray's Deli and Hymie's Deli in Ardmore. We wanted to have lunch…read moreafter an appointment, so I took a quick look on Yelp, and decided to go to Hymie's. It was packed - only a few tables were available at 12:30 on a Friday afternoon. We were immediately seated and looked over the menu. We decided to share a 1/2 Pastrami sandwich ( you can order 1/2 a sandwich ), 1/2 a Corned Beef sandwich, an order of Potato Latkes and we each had a small bowl of Chicken Matzo Ball soup. The soup was delicious - it was a little bowl with tiny shreds of carrots and chicken. The broth tasted very good, however, the matzo ball was a 'little' different. They were light and fluffy - but there was no texture or flavor at all....none. I would have thought the matzo balls would have absorbed some of the flavor from the soup, but it didn't. I finished the soup, but left the matzo ball. My partner likes pastrami over corned beef - she says it's a more 'peppery' flavor. While I probably prefer corned beef over pastrami because it's a leaner cut, my 'baseline' for pastrami is Katz's (NYC). I'm sure Katz's has great corned beef, but I've only had pastrami there - it's the best I've had. I thought my Corned Beef sandwich was excellent - it was lean, tender and very tasty. I squeeze out a little mound of mustard on my plate and dip. My partner thought her Pastrami sandwich was very good - it was also quite lean. I took a few bites of the pastrami, I thought my corned beef was tastier and had more texture. It almost seemed like they sliced the pastrami too thin. She liked her pastrami more than my corned beef - I suppose it's all a matter of individual taste. The Potato Latkes were delicious - especially with the applesauce! They were a little thicker than I might have preferred, possibly from either potato starch or matzo meal. However, there was a very nice potato taste and the thicker texture was fine. Of course, on the way out I saw a large selection of pasties and had to try a few! I got a few of the Rugelach and a Poppy Hamantash. The Rugelach were a disappointment - the interiors of all were very thick and doughy. I ate some of the exterior layers.....and left the rest. The Poppy Hamantash, on the other hand was one of the best I've had. It was by far the largest one I've ever had! As a result, there wasn't enough Mohn (poppy filling) for such a large pastry! The filling was very good as was the cookie (it was like 1/2 scone and 1/2 cookie)! Overall, Hymie's exceeded my expectations and I'll look forward to returning.

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