Exit, Stage Deli

[Webster]

The Katz's hot dogs are the best.

 

[Buck]

Katz's is down in the Village?
I've never been there.
I don't want my pastrami or corned beef cut thick. I want it sliced thin.

 

[The Big Ragu]

Katz's is down in the Village?
I've never been there.
I don't want my pastrami or corned beef cut thick. I want it sliced thin.

Lower East Side ... Houston and Ludlow. Home of immigrants piled on top of each other at the turn of the century when the original restaurant opened.

It was the home the "I'll have what she's having" fake orgasm scene in When Harry Met Sally. I haven't gone in there in years and I wouldn't eat anything from there, but the reputation is way overpriced and dirty.

 

[Versatile]

I prefer my pastrami thinly sliced and stacked with immigrants.

 

[Buck]

Katz's is down in the Village?
I've never been there.
I don't want my pastrami or corned beef cut thick. I want it sliced thin.

Lower East Side ... Houston and Ludlow. Home of immigrants piled on top of each other at the turn of the century when the original restaurant opened.

It was the home the "I'll have what she's having" fake orgasm scene in When Harry Met Sally. I haven't gone in there in years and I wouldn't eat anything from there, but the reputation is way overpriced and dirty.

I couldn't remember where it was.
I'd try it, but when I get to NYC every few years, I'm not normally in the Lower East Side.

 

[Michael_ Gee]

Have any of you ever been to Rein's? It's a deli in (of all places) Vernon, Connecticut off of I-84. Excellent corned beef, just OK pastrami, but it stands out due to its weird location.

 

[JR]

Had a similar thought on my only trip to NYC two summers ago: home of some of greatest restaurants - any cuisines, any price - in the world and there was a crazy lineup at Olive ****ing Garden in Times Square.

Don't even get me started on Olive Garden.

 

[dooley_womack1]

Had a similar thought on my only trip to NYC two summers ago: home of some of greatest restaurants - any cuisines, any price - in the world and there was a crazy lineup at Olive ****ing Garden in Times Square.

Don't even get me started on Olive Garden.

Oh, you and Huggy had the Never-Ending Pasta Bowl together there. Don't fib.

 

[JR]

There is nothing on earth that is meant to be a food product that is more disgusting than Cel-Ray soda.

Tongue creeps me out. It's probably tasty as hell, and I've probably eaten worse things in hot dogs, but the idea of deliberately eating slices of an animal's tongue troubles me.

I will see your tongue, and raise you tripe.

Tripe sucks

Tongue is good as is heart, kidney, liver and sweetbreads.

But you gotta love this: lambs' testicles. Particularly with mashed potatoes.

http://www.torontolife.com/daily/daily-dish/aprons-icons/2012/12/04/odd-bits-sizzle-reel/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=odd-bits-sizzle-reel


Only thing that makes me squeamish is brains. Something slightly ghoulish about it.

 

[JR]

Had a similar thought on my only trip to NYC two summers ago: home of some of greatest restaurants - any cuisines, any price - in the world and there was a crazy lineup at Olive ****ing Garden in Times Square.

Don't even get me started on Olive Garden.

Oh, you and Huggy had the Never-Ending Pasta Bowl together there. Don't fib.

Well, not together.

 

[Versatile]

 

[Huggy]

Had a similar thought on my only trip to NYC two summers ago: home of some of greatest restaurants - any cuisines, any price - in the world and there was a crazy lineup at Olive ****ing Garden in Times Square.

Don't even get me started on Olive Garden.

Oh, you and Huggy had the Never-Ending Pasta Bowl together there. Don't fib.

Well, not together.

We haven't had Olive garden in the Toronto area for probably 20 years but when I did venture in there I did enjoy the bread sticks.