Best Jewish Delis in the area
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Anonymous
| Can I get some recommendations? I've only been to two, Chutzpah (back when it had a location in Tysons) and Celebrity in Falls Church. I am fiending for a good pastrami on rye with a knish!! |
Anonymous
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Here you go:
http://www.dgsdelicatessen.com/menus/ Enjoy! |
Anonymous
| Sadly, our area is still lacking good delis ( and Mexican food as well). |
Anonymous
| parkway deli on grubb road silver spring/chevy chase md |
Anonymous
+1 |
Anonymous
| Chutzpah is still in Fair Oaks |
Anonymous
| Chutzpah has a location at Fairfax Towne Center near Fair Oaks. |
Anonymous
| Eli's by DuPont circle. Really slim pickings around here... |
Anonymous
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We just went last week and weren't impressed. Overpriced, small-ish portions, "upscale" vibe, a lot of trying-too-hard to bring in middle eastern flavors. I'll probably go back for business lunches on someone else's dime, because I work down the street. Otherwise, not worth going to. We prefer Loeb's NY Deli over on Eye St., NW, or Parkway Deli in Silver Spring. |
Anonymous
| Another vote for Parkway. Doesn't compete with some of the best ones in NY, but it's the best we've had in this area. |
Anonymous
How is that possible when there is such a high Jewish population here? |
Anonymous
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I know! I find it astonishing that there aren't a few more delis in Silver Spring, Rockville and maybe upper NW.
Parkway is meh. But as someone said, it's OP's best shot. The Krupin's of 10+ yrs ago is sorely missed. You couldn't say the food wasn't as good as NYC because it was coming in daily from NYC, the whitefish, knish, meats, etc. |
Anonymous
| Why does the religion of the deli matter? |
Anonymous
Because the food you get there isn't available at other delis. Really... HELLO? You must not be a northeasterner. 
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Anonymous
It's not just religion. It's also cultural. |