Yom Kippur--The Day The Delis Stand Still
Yom Kippur--The Day The Delis Stand Still
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Yom Kippur--The Day The Delis Stand Still
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Post #1 - September 29th, 2009, 2:06 pmhttp://food.theatlantic.com/behind-the- ... -still.php
The picture still breaks my heart a little. Alav Hashalom Barnum & Bagel
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Post #2 - September 29th, 2009, 2:24 pmAmen. The fast is over and we can eat, but Barnum and Bagel--and Sam and Hy's--are still dead and gone.
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Post #3 - September 29th, 2009, 2:55 pmWhat's Cooking (Greek-owned) was closed yesterday. The Bagel (Jewish-owned) also closed. NY Bagel (not certain of parentage) on North and Sheffield was open. Didn't check Steve's. I assume Manny's and Ashkenaz were closed.See, I'm an idea man, Chuck. I got ideas coming at me all day. Hey, I got it! Take LIVE tuna fish and FEED 'em mayonnaise!
-Michael Keaton's character in Night Shift
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Post #4 - September 29th, 2009, 2:58 pmOlde School wrote:What's Cooking (Greek-owned) was closed yesterday. The Bagel (Jewish-owned) also closed. NY Bagel (not certain of parentage) on North and Sheffield was open. Didn't check Steve's. I assume Manny's and Ashkenaz were closed.
Manny's was indeed closed. Someone was there to pick up the phone, but that person broke the bad news to me.
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Post #5 - September 29th, 2009, 3:43 pmMy family owned Friedman's Deli on Western and Devon until 1975 then they scattered and went to work for Sam & Hys and Kaufmans before retiring. They were open 24/7 except for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. One year they had trouble closing they couldn't find the key. This brought back many a memory.
Paulette
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Post #6 - October 7th, 2009, 8:10 amNice piece in today's New York Times about "Save the Deli" blogger David Sax's new book on disappearing Jewish delis.