The Borscht Belt Delicatessen
Restaurant · Newtown ·
Bagels, borscht, pastrami on rye, and impressive holiday feasts
Bagels, borscht, pastrami on rye, and impressive holiday feasts
"The Borscht Belt in Newtown offers up all of those Jewish deli favorites, from latkes to pastrami and rye sandwiches. Co-founder and executive chef Nick Liberato might familiar to many from his culinary television show appearances, i.e. Top Chef Masters and Bar Rescue. Walk in or grab a reservation to secure your seat to dine in at this Bucks County spot or order your bagels and lox and chopped cheese sandwich to go. Bonus: the bagels are imported from New York City bagelry Ess-a-Bagel." - Kristen Kwiatkowski
"This popular Jewish deli in Newtown is known for their exceptional bagels and tasty platters. But during Rosh Hashanah, they reignite a fanbase for their incredible specials during the Holy Holiday: For $275, you can feed a family of 8 people (or 4 individuals for $140) with a feast that includes gefilte fish, matzo ball soup, brisket or whole roasted chicken, potato latkes or kasha varnishkes, challah bread, rugelach, and more." - Ernest Owens
"The Borscht Belt in Newtown offers up all of your Jewish deli favorites, from latkes to pastrami and rye sandwiches. Although The Borscht Belt Newtown location is relatively new, co-founder/executive chef Nick Liberato is in no way a restaurant industry novice, having been a personal chef to the stars, an established restaurateur, and appeared on popular culinary shows, such as Top Chef Masters and Bar Rescue, in addition to taking the role of executive producer and co-creator of Netflix’s Restaurants on the Edge. Walk in or grab a reservation to secure your seat to dine in at this Bucks County spot or order your bagels and lox and chopped cheese sandwich to go." - Kristen Kwiatkowski
"This beloved suburban Jewish deli loves its latkes and are selling them far and wide for Hanukkah. Stop by to pick up a few of their golden fried bites and other pastries for the holiday." - Ernest Owens
"This popular Jewish deli in Newtown is known for their exceptional bagels and tasty platters. But during Rosh Hashanah, they reignite a fanbase for their incredible specials during the Holy Holiday: For $215, you can feed a family of 6-7 people with a feast that includes gefilte fish, matzo ball soup, brisket or whole roasted chicken, potato latkes or kasha varnishkes, challah bread, rugelach, and more." - Ernest Owens
