Deb B.
Yelp
Thanks to my fellow Yelpers I was able to find an authentic Jewish deli on my way to NYC in Scranton Pa, our midpoint. We stopped for lunch. There is street parking near this more than one hundred year old business. Step back in time, take a seat and wait to be amazed both by the food and the wait staff. There are plenty of old favorites like corned beef and Rueben sandwiches (they are huge!), knishes, smoked whitefish matzo ball soup and pastrami (are you hungry yet?!) and also middle eastern delights. Since I am a sucker for Middle Eastern food, I ordered the Middle Eastern sampler, which given its price was less food than the Middle Eastern platter. It was enough food for an entire day. Of course, I had to eat it all and could barely eat dinner that night. I had a choice of two salads, and selected the chick pea and the quinoa, both with enormous portions. This was served with baba ghanoush, hummus and very fluffy and delicious pita bread. My husband just had to try the potato pancakes in addition to his Vegetarian Platter, and we were served three pancakes the size of my head so I felt obligated to eat one. Perfect!
The food was great and our waitress was very helpful, explaining the various tributes to The Office around town after we inquired. On our way in, we passed by Dunder and Mifflin streets!
The restaurant most likely has not changed since it opened in 1908. Scranton is lucky to have such a great place!