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Daily, 24 hours
C, E at 50th St.; 1 at 50th St.; N, R, W at 49th St.
$6-$20
American Express, MasterCard, Visa
Not Accepted
34th St. to 57th St., Fifth Ave. to Eleventh Ave.
What distinguishes this Theater District takeout shop from your typical Boar's Head deli is its menu of carved-to-order rotisserie meats like pork loin and turkey, and quirky combinations like the "steak house": herb-roasted beef with iceberg lettuce, tomato, crisp onions, crunchy hash browns, and blue-cheese dressing on ciabatta. Our favorite, though, is the super-crispy fried chicken with grilled-corn slaw and barbecue sauce on a crusty Tom Cat baguette. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner come on a bun, but a good portion of the menu (including soups, salads, and sandwich fillings wrapped in lettuce) bows down to the cult of the low-carb.
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