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Poll Results (371 votes)
Brother's Italian Deli (46.1 %) 171 votes
Boulevard Deli (4.9 %) 18 votes
Glendale On The Bay (0.5 %) 2 votes
Rag Time Deli (48.5 %) 180 votes
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What about Sal's??? That place has been around for years! Best deli meats ever!
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Hi, I'm casinobabe
I just want to say that there used to be a kosher deli named Wolfman's near Rockwood Hairstylists, and it was the best.
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Can't believe you dind't include Sal's. The meat there was always the best.
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I agree with casinobabe, Wolfman's was the best deli. Their fresh chicken cooked on their rotiserrie (?) was the best.
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ill sorry but i found a bug in sals meat one time ragtime and brothers are the cleanest quote:
Originally posted by MzSassyKitty:
What about Sal's??? That place has been around for years! Best deli meats ever!
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Im with Sal's, bug or no bug it is much better than the others
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sals by far is the best ragtime or brothers are good but sals is better as for finding a bug ther are bugs everywhere you just didnt get the lucky pice of meat from ragtime yet
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You know i gotta ask, but mr webmaster how do you not include the deli in Howard Beach on your howard beach website
Edited by - Evildriver-3 on November 25 2003 12:49:34 PM
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Anybody remember Happy's?
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Happys had best deep fried knishes! But Cliffs in OLD HB had best potato salad
Edited by - kathi albanese on November 06 2004 4:47:23 PM
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Was not aware of Cliff's boatyard's potato salad. The potato salad at the German deli in old Howard Beach was definitely the best. Think it was Schludder's. Mrs. Cliff was the best though, I do remember her. Wasn't her last name Hoffman? The sweetest lady!
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Where is the best place to go at this time for a good pastrami sandwich on club with a kosher pickle and maybe a knish on the side? Does anyone cut their knishes in half and put mustard and sauerkraut inside? Try it!
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Shirley's used to be a great place to get a pastrami on rye! Been gone for years, though...
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Wolfhead's deli was sooo good, the franks and kanishes where to die for, also does anyone remember that the Bow Wow used to make really stacked hand cut sandwiches on holly like rolls that where great.
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Sal's has the friendliest people working there
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The only way to eat pastrami is on club, not rye and with a new dill pickle. I live in FL now and they always serve pastrami on rye. They have no idea of what club is! Does anyone know where in Howard Beach one can get an equivalent of Pizza City's Sicilian pizza, these days?
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Last time I was in HB was August, 2001 and we went to a place on Crossbay around 164 Ave that wasn't bad. BTW, one of the History channels had a show about pizza a couple of weeks ago, not surprisingly a lot of the places they highlighted were in NYC and, again not surprisingly, every one claimed to have the "only" authentic New York pizza.
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When you talk about Sal's, do you mean the butcher in town on the old side?
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Favorite deli
Sal's is around the corner from the HB train station
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