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OZZIE4DUKE wrote:

Sue71 wrote:

TillyGalore wrote:I have a huge bagel confession to make. I really do prefer Dunkin' Donuts bagels to Brueggers.

There, I said it. Whew!

Consider yourself disowned.

Dunkin Donuts bagels trump NOTHING.

Hey Sue! While you're in Jersey, might I suggest a day trip (via train) for lunch here And send the leftovers to us down here!

Nope. I'll go here though. Wait, I already made a stop on the way from the airport. Perhaps another one.

Sue71 wrote:Nope. I'll go here though. Wait, I already made a stop on the way from the airport. Perhaps another one.

Nice to see ya!

Sue71 wrote:

OZZIE4DUKE wrote:

Sue71 wrote:
Consider yourself disowned.

Dunkin Donuts bagels trump NOTHING.

Hey Sue! While you're in Jersey, might I suggest a day trip (via train) for lunch here And send the leftovers to us down here!

Nope. I'll go here though. Wait, I already made a stop on the way from the airport. Perhaps another one.

That's the place near The Meadowlands. I/we ate there last year. Good, but not great. Here's a picture I took last December of part of my "crew" eating there.

Nope. Picture comes up as "invalid". CB&B - this keeps happening to pictures I took. It is a 2 meg jpg. Why am I having a problem uploading pictures?

TillyGalore wrote:I have a huge bagel confession to make. I really do prefer Dunkin' Donuts bagels to Brueggers.

There, I said it. Whew!

That's bad. Brueggers I can tolerate. Dunkin' Donuts needs to stick to their namesake.

devildeac wrote: That's bad. Brueggers I can tolerate. Dunkin' Donuts needs to stick to their namesake.

...and coffee. Their coffee is the jam.

wilson wrote:

devildeac wrote: That's bad. Brueggers I can tolerate. Dunkin' Donuts needs to stick to their namesake.

...and coffee. Their coffee is the jam.

Is it good or bad to be the jam? I love their coffee - when brewed at home.

OZZIE4DUKE wrote:

wilson wrote:

devildeac wrote: That's bad. Brueggers I can tolerate. Dunkin' Donuts needs to stick to their namesake.

...and coffee. Their coffee is the jam.

Is it good or bad to be the jam? I love their coffee - when brewed at home.

Good. Sorry for the confusion, gramps. ;)

OZZIE4DUKE wrote:

Sue71 wrote:

TillyGalore wrote:I have a huge bagel confession to make. I really do prefer Dunkin' Donuts bagels to Brueggers.

There, I said it. Whew!

Consider yourself disowned.

Dunkin Donuts bagels trump NOTHING.

Hey Sue! While you're in Jersey, might I suggest a day trip (via train) for lunch here And send the leftovers to us down here!

OOO MY, I am getting hungry NOW!!!!! That was the best!!!!

OZZIE4DUKE wrote:

Sue71 wrote:

OZZIE4DUKE wrote:"quote="Sue71""

Consider yourself disowned.

Dunkin Donuts bagels trump NOTHING."/quote"
Hey Sue! While you're in Jersey, might I suggest a day trip (via train) for lunch here And send the leftovers to us down here!

Nope. I'll go here though. Wait, I already made a stop on the way from the airport. Perhaps another one.

That's the place near The Meadowlands. I/we ate there last year. Good, but not great. Here's a picture I took last December of part of my "crew" eating there.

Nope. Picture comes up as "invalid". CB&B - this keeps happening to pictures I took. It is a 2 meg jpg. Why am I having a problem uploading pictures?

Oz - try and crop it down a little smaller and save to a new file name. There is a size upload limit.

cl15876 wrote:

OZZIE4DUKE wrote: Hey Sue! While you're in Jersey, might I suggest a day trip (via train) for lunch here And send the leftovers to us down here!

OOO MY, I am getting hungry NOW!!!!! That was the best!!!!

Those sandwiches had damn well better be good for twenty bucks.

wilson wrote:

cl15876 wrote:

OZZIE4DUKE wrote: Hey Sue! While you're in Jersey, might I suggest a day trip (via train) for lunch here And send the leftovers to us down here!

OOO MY, I am getting hungry NOW!!!!! That was the best!!!!

Those sandwiches had damn well better be good for twenty bucks.

I hear ya and YES IN DEED THEY WERE!!!!! I ate on that sandwich for like 3 days!!!!!

wilson wrote:

cl15876 wrote:

OZZIE4DUKE wrote: Hey Sue! While you're in Jersey, might I suggest a day trip (via train) for lunch here And send the leftovers to us down here!

OOO MY, I am getting hungry NOW!!!!! That was the best!!!!

Those sandwiches had damn well better be good for twenty bucks.

They are good. Damned good. And large. Extremely large. Ginormous. We typically get 4 sammiches out of one of their monstrosities.

Hey, Coach K. We need a corned beef and/or pastrami smilie. ;)

devildeac wrote:They are good. Damned good. And large. Extremely large. Ginormous. We typically get 4 sammiches out of one of their monstrosities.

Hey, Coach K. We need a corned beef and/or pastrami smilie. ;)

Other than Sami's, is there a good place to get corned beef and pastrami around here?

TillyGalore wrote:

devildeac wrote:They are good. Damned good. And large. Extremely large. Ginormous. We typically get 4 sammiches out of one of their monstrosities.

Hey, Coach K. We need a corned beef and/or pastrami smilie. ;)

Other than Sami's, is there a good place to get corned beef and pastrami around here?

I'll defer to Ozzie about CB/pastrami and Sami's. I'd bet the answer is that Sami's doesn't serve CB/pastrami. Several years ago, I did have a CB sammich at Jason's Deli. It was large and the CB was relatively good but not even close to NYC stuff. I'll have to try it again some time soon. I'd bet it would be about a 4-5F on the 9F rating scale.

TillyGalore wrote:

devildeac wrote:They are good. Damned good. And large. Extremely large. Ginormous. We typically get 4 sammiches out of one of their monstrosities.

Hey, Coach K. We need a corned beef and/or pastrami smilie. ;)

Other than Sami's, is there a good place to get corned beef and pastrami around here?

I also have a package of each in my freezer just waiting for a Brunchgate to roll around...

devildeac wrote:

TillyGalore wrote:

devildeac wrote:They are good. Damned good. And large. Extremely large. Ginormous. We typically get 4 sammiches out of one of their monstrosities.

Hey, Coach K. We need a corned beef and/or pastrami smilie. ;)

Other than Sami's, is there a good place to get corned beef and pastrami around here?

I'll defer to Ozzie about CB/pastrami and Sami's. I'd bet the answer is that Sami's doesn't serve CB/pastrami. Several years ago, I did have a CB sammich at Jason's Deli. It was large and the CB was relatively good but not even close to NYC stuff. I'll have to try it again some time soon. I'd bet it would be about a 4-5F on the 9F rating scale.

Maybe I'm confusing Sami's with some other delicacy. Philly Cheesesteak perhaps.

And meet the latest entry into the deli thread:
http://www.giacomosdeli.com/index.php

STILL no decent bagels in town, but perhaps devildeac has a place to try out when next he visits Lexington.

And to perform the ultimate no-no on a thread devoted to Jewish Soul Food, check out the first item in this article:
http://news.tradingcharts.com/futures/1 ... 74781.html

Maybe there is good cue in town.

Lavabe wrote:And meet the latest entry into the deli thread:
http://www.giacomosdeli.com/index.php

STILL no decent bagels in town, but perhaps devildeac has a place to try out when next he visits Lexington.

And to perform the ultimate no-no on a thread devoted to Jewish Soul Food, check out the first item in this article:
http://news.tradingcharts.com/futures/1 ... 74781.html

Maybe there is good cue in town.

Never saw your response (perhaps I just missed it): What's your verdict on the Jewish soul food at Goldberg's in Atlanta?

wilson wrote:

Lavabe wrote:And meet the latest entry into the deli thread:
http://www.giacomosdeli.com/index.php

STILL no decent bagels in town, but perhaps devildeac has a place to try out when next he visits Lexington.

And to perform the ultimate no-no on a thread devoted to Jewish Soul Food, check out the first item in this article:
http://news.tradingcharts.com/futures/1 ... 74781.html

Maybe there is good cue in town.

Never saw your response (perhaps I just missed it): What's your verdict on the Jewish soul food at Goldberg's in Atlanta?

The one on Roswell Rd. seems to be the one of choice, at least according to SteveBunchofnumbers over yonder. South African Jewish founders supposedly have great meats, according to StevBON.

My experience has been slightly lower, as I have never had the South African sausage that Steven raves about. And frankly, I believe the original South African owner was bought out by someone else. Nonetheless, that Goldberg's has delicious bagels, and decent other fare. There are at least TWO other Goldberg's. The one by the OK Cafe is good yuppie-Jewish cuisine, with decent lox and other fare, with very nice bagels. The other Goldberg's is in East Cobb, right near one of the newer branches of the Flying Biscuit. It too is decent, but too pricey for me. For East Cobb, I'd rather go to Bagelicious, which has A- bagels, and better all around Jewish Soul Food (especially the matzah brei, sandwiches, and kugel).

I guess what I am saying is that Goldberg's, to me, doesn't rank as high as Bagel Palace, but some people swear by it.

There... if that doesn't bring StevenBON to CrazieTalk.Net, I don't know what will.

TillyGalore wrote:I have a huge bagel confession to make. I really do prefer Dunkin' Donuts bagels to Brueggers.

There, I said it. Whew!

Your penalty for that comment is to pick David Gilliland in your B list for the rest of the NASCAR season.