Favorite Deli Sandwich
- Thread starter Bill Furniture
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Most definitely. A large majority of delis prices have been on the rise and are not cheap at all. I guess it just depends on the preferred quality. I just feel a bit less scammed when I get a sandwich from a deli I really enjoyed vs a so-so sandwich from a Subway or Jersey Mike's. There is a deli I visit Seaport, in Port Jeff. Sandwich and a bev usually runs me around $20 also. Huge and wild sandwich options though.
I just remember visiting Jersey Mike's one time and got curious to try the meatballs but didnt want it on the bread. I asked how many meatballs come on the giant ($15 at the time). She said two meatballs cut in half. I said okay how much is it if I just want it in a plate. She said it's the same price. $15 dollars for two meatballs?! I stepped back called my local Italian deli, 50 cents a meatball. Put in an order of 6. Looked at the women said no thanks and walked. Did not repeat (atleast not for meatballs lol).
I just remember visiting Jersey Mike's one time and got curious to try the meatballs but didnt want it on the bread. I asked how many meatballs come on the giant ($15 at the time). She said two meatballs cut in half. I said okay how much is it if I just want it in a plate. She said it's the same price. $15 dollars for two meatballs?! I stepped back called my local Italian deli, 50 cents a meatball. Put in an order of 6. Looked at the women said no thanks and walked. Did not repeat (atleast not for meatballs lol).
Chicken cutlet, Lettuce, tomatoes, hot sauce and a bit of mayo or sriracha mayo.
there was a Jewish deli near an old office where I use to work @ early 2000’s ,I used to order the following on a scooped out sesame or wrap; tuna, L,T, red onion, Sliced dill pickle and Doritos (in the sandwich). They named it- the big Dill.
there was a Jewish deli near an old office where I use to work @ early 2000’s ,I used to order the following on a scooped out sesame or wrap; tuna, L,T, red onion, Sliced dill pickle and Doritos (in the sandwich). They named it- the big Dill.
Line/wait at DiFara far worse that apizza or pepe in my experiences ( weekday midday for comparison). DiFara can be an hour to order and 30 to wait for the slice after you order. In CT I am always in and out in under 40 minutes. Evening or weekends I avoid most busy places due to my anti social tendencies and hatred for waiting and most people
try difara on Friday midday during lent forget about it. 2 plus hours easy no answering of phone. Weird to me is 3/4 of the neighborhood won't eat their cause it's not kosher and yet they thrive. Amount of visitors sustain them.
We should do a difara night. Up to 20 people unlimited pizza and beverage for one flat fee. And it's BYOB to boot
We should do a difara night. Up to 20 people unlimited pizza and beverage for one flat fee. And it's BYOB to boot