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Dario Wolfish (dario@larry.Berkeley.EDU) wrote:
: Roger Firestone (m0165@tnc.UUCP) wrote:

: : For those of us who have eaten at the real Carnegie Deli on 6th Avenue
: : in NYC, its clone in Tysons is a _joke_.  The menu at the clone is
: : minuscule, the prices are unreasonable, and the ambience is plastic. 
: : I suspect there are some more authentic choices in the Jewish
: : neighborhoods of MD, but skip the Tysons Carnegie.

: I actually never liked the Carbegie Deli in NYC nearly as much as
: other delis. My favorite MYC deli is 2nd Avenue.

Aaaaarrrrgggghhhh!  I'm sorry I recommended Carnegie!  I spent 4 months
in Manhattan and ate at the original one all the time.  With the exception
of flies swarming all over the pickles, it is awesome.  I absolutely
agree that the one in Tyson's is a joke in comparison, although I defend
my position on the quality of their corned beef and pastrami.  Also,
their potato knishes are good too.  2nd Avenue deli in NYC is also sublime.
Fine -- I retract my recommendation, unless of course you order a 
Broadway Danny Rose to go.