New york desi restaurants

The best Jewish deli food in Arkansas can be found once a year at a popular Jewish food and culture festival in downtown Little Rock. Jewish Federation of Arkansas Jewish Food and Culture Festival, Little Rock They truly have everything covered here, from freshly baked challah to New York-style pastrami, smoked fish, and matzah ball soup. According to the incredible mini documentary about them, one of their first visitors was moved to tears upon seeing an egg cream on the menu. Lou and Lovey Borenstein moved from Rosedale, Queens to Phoenix in 1979, where they became the first bagel factory and Jewish delicatessen in the desert. Goldberg, and there are 23 locations throughout Alabama, South Carolina, and Georgia. The popular chain is named after a friend of the owner, Mr. The closest thing to a Jewish deli in Alabama is this deli chain that serves ham alongside pastrami, between two slices of Jewish rye, with a whole kosher pickle.