yes, Carnegie was over-rated.
Katz's Deli, on Houston Street (pronounced house-ton), just before the numbered
streets and lettered avenues, is THE ONLY AUTHENTIC PASTRAMI sandwich in
the current known universe.
and the second thing you can only find in NYC is a knish. any you find in the US
outside NYC is imported from NYC.
had both many years ago, and will spit out imitations (imitated but NEVER duplicated)
but back in the day there was NO Mexican food in NYC, the "closest" was
a taco Bell in Philly., but their cheesteaks are also unequalled across the entire
US. and a Stromboli by the airport in the restaurant that invented it.
and had a burrito at Mannys in LA. but all California burritos are good.
Katz's Deli, on Houston Street (pronounced house-ton), just before the numbered
streets and lettered avenues, is THE ONLY AUTHENTIC PASTRAMI sandwich in
the current known universe.
and the second thing you can only find in NYC is a knish. any you find in the US
outside NYC is imported from NYC.
had both many years ago, and will spit out imitations (imitated but NEVER duplicated)
but back in the day there was NO Mexican food in NYC, the "closest" was
a taco Bell in Philly., but their cheesteaks are also unequalled across the entire
US. and a Stromboli by the airport in the restaurant that invented it.
and had a burrito at Mannys in LA. but all California burritos are good.
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