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- 903 Madison Ave., Upper East Side 10021
- 212-517-7700
Salumeria Rosi
This ain't Oscar Meyer, folks. Family of Parma salami pros crosses the pond to show uptowners how deli meat is done. Grab some parmacotto, prosciutto, or porchetta to go, have guests leave your nex... read more
- 78 Fifth Ave., Union Square 10011
- 212-510-8919
Hu Kitchen
Hu, as in human, as in let your replicant eat that processed crap they’re selling elsewhere. For you, it’s nothing but the finest in organic, grass-fed, and whole grain. Burgers and qui... read more
- 53 Bond St., NoHo 10012
- 212-529-2990
Mile End Sandwich
Jewish-Québécois cuisine adds its uniqueness to the NYC dining collective. Spin-off of beloved BK original skips seats for a zigzagging SRO counter space. Named for Montreal's hippest... read more
- 133 Essex St., Lower East Side 10002
- 212-674-7100
Sons of Essex
Matt Levine's mashup of old and new LES. For the tenementy side, it’s vintage black and whites, shelves cluttered with antiques, working deli up front. For the modern, look for high-wattage c... read more
- 250 Mulberry St., Nolita 10012
- 212-965-0955
Torrisi Italian Specialties
Ultra-patriotic Nolita deli denies entry to San Marzano tomatoes, stocks only Italian-American mozz and evoo. Miss Iowa La Quercia prosciutto piled high on Parisi bakery rolls, repping New York. Be... read more
- 97 Hoyt St., Boerum Hill 11217
- 718-852-7510
Mile End
Jewish-Québécois cuisine adds its uniqueness to the NYC dining collective. Small-scale deli takes its name from Montreal's hippest hood, serves up no-fuss Canuck faves. Smoked meat sp... read more
- 283 Amsterdam Ave., Upper West Side 10023
- 212-877-4801
Salumeria Rosi
This ain't Oscar Meyer, folks. Family of Parma salami pros crosses the pond to show westsiders how deli meat is done. Grab some parmacotto, prosciutto, or porchetta to go, have guests leave your ne... read more
- 140 W. 51st St., Midtown West 10020
- 212-445-0010
Cafe Duke
Busiest because it's the best. Midtown catchall gives you sustenance for another soul-deadening day at the office with sushi, udon, bulgogi, pastrami, Philly steaks, chicken marsala, create-your-ow... read more
- 9 E. 17th St., Union Square 10003
- 212-242-2777
Cafe Medina
Draws regular lunch crowd with wide variety of the usual sandwiches, salads, panini, and other deli fare. Sail past it all to the soup station at the back, and you'll be rewarded with some of the g... read more
- 162 E. 33rd St., Murray Hill 10016
- 212-689-9000
2nd Avenue Deli
Classic deli staples like just-bitter-enough pickles, hefty potato pancakes, and decadent chopped liver operating at a level a step above the rest. New location a bit of a tight squeeze, but indulg... read more
- 2033 Stillwell Ave., Bay Ridge
- 718-372-7481
John's Deli
How much you bench these days, Joey? Dudes with gold chains, stone-washed jeans, and elaborate Nikes live for this famous old school spot that gets packed on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. T... read more
- 120 Essex St., Lower East Side 10002
Shopsin's General Store
Kenny Shopsin is legend, as much for righteous old-school NY ‘tude as crazy creative concoctions, a la "blisters on my sisters" and slutty cakes infused with essence of stripper perfume, Parl... read more
- 854 Seventh Ave., Midtown West 10019
- 212-757-2245
Carnegie Deli
This New York landmark is made so expressly by the tourists, just about the only people who actually walk throught these doors and buy one of their $18, big-as-your-foot sandwiches. But for locals,... read more
- 174 5th Ave., Flatiron 10010
- 212-675-5096
Eisenberg's Sandwich Shop
Eisenberg's teems with all the brashness, bustle, and flavorful matzoh ball soup you'd want in a Jewish deli, But don't be fooled by the name; beyond the pastrami and chopped liver sandwiches, ther... read more
- 205 E. Houston St., Lower East Side 10002
- 212-254-2246
Katz's Delicatessen
Über-New York unreconstructed fluorescent and neon digs. Get the little red ticket and stand on line for impressive collection of meats and bulging guts. Regulars sport overfed American look, with ... read more
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