1. Katz’s Delicatessen
The pastrami gets
all the press, but we’re partial to the thick, garlicky knockwurst, best washed down with a pitcher of the house beer.
205 E. Houston St., at Ludlow St.; 212-254-2246
2. Sarge’s Deli
The staff’s all lifers,
the booths are well worn,
and the pastrami
is house-cured.
548 Third Ave., nr.
37th St.; 212-679-0442
3. Carnegie Deli
Touristy, sure, but the tongue still packs a potent punch, and there’s no place better to satisfy a late-night craving
for stuffed derma.
854 Seventh Ave., nr. 55th St.; 212-757-2245
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