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Katz's Delicatessen Inc
(212) 254-2246
205 E Houston St
New York, NY 10002
New York, NY 10002
Categories: Caterers, Delicatessen, Sandwich, Soup & Salad Restaurants, Full-Service Restaurants, Limited-Service Restaurants
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Katz’s is one of the last remaining traditional New York delis of yesteryear (going back to 1888), so you shouldn’t need much motivation to pay them a visit. If the $14.95 pastrami sandwich is out of your budget, try the $3.10 all beef frankfurter instead.
Updated 06/07/2008
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The sweet ambrosia of NYC. From Italian to Chinese, pastrami to ramen, the city has it all. Here is a collection of some well known and not so known eateries. But all are good and worth a visit, followed by many more. NYC, eat it, eat it real good.
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OK, so this place is steeped in history and you know this because it covers the walls, the floors and fills the air. I know there is always battles about the Carnagie and Stage Delis, but forget them and go to the Lower East Side for the real thing. This is not the place for vegans, unless you are looking to convert one to a meat lover. Its all about the hand-cut pastrami and corned beef. OK there are franks and tongue and other things, but for me its about that hot heaping pile of juicy pastrami. And it is a good thing that you are in the Lower East Side because you are going to have to walk to the Upper East Side to digest that tower of meat. But you will always go back for more.
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Grab a corned beef sandwich and a root beer on Houston whenever you feel like it, Katz’s is open all night long.