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[pissclams]

for the next time you're in kc

http://www.marvsdelicatessen.com/

[doom]

for the next time you're in kc

http://www.marvsdelicatessen.com/

I'm totally going this week.   

[pissclams]

i look forward to hearing your thoughts on it.  i don't like jewish food but i know a lot of people who do.

[Saulbadguy]

I make a great lockshin kugel and matzah ball soup

[Pete]

I LIVE RIGHT BY THIS!

[steve dave]

Jason's deli

[jtksu]

Is recommending a deli to a Jewish guy racist?  Seems like it probably is.

[Pete]

Jason's deli

Marv's is way jewishyier.  I will try it this weekend and report.

[steve dave]

How so Pete?

[Pete]

How so Pete?

latkes, blintzes, motza, etc.


BUT, they do have pork, so that's very gentile, I'll grant you that.

[steve dave]

Seems racist

[jtksu]

So, its a non-Kosher Jewishy deli?  Thats a tough demographic.

[Saulbadguy]

Kishka.

[jtksu]

I dont know WTF kishka is but a quick Google search made me not want to eat it. It looks like hippo poo.

[Saulbadguy]

http://www.pitch.com/kansascity/marvs-original-delicatessen/Content?oid=3007497

Kansas City needs a great deli. There hasn't been a real deli in the city since Jim Holzmark closed the venerable New York Bakery & Delicatessen on Troost three years ago. (I'm snobby enough not to count the Texas-based Jason's Deli chain, which has a couple of local outposts, as a legitimate delicatessen; it's an upscale sandwich shop that serves no traditional deli fare, including matzo ball soup.)

[doom]

I went last night.  Fairly good stuff.  I'd go back if suggested, but I'm not sure how much I'd go out of my way for it.  The latkes were good (lucked into half price thurs.) and the over under was delish.  I think the word deli makes me think of a food store/restaurant.  I was hoping for a Jewish version of La Hacienda where I could buy a yamaka and cowboy boots, eat a reuben, and then get some cheese on my way out.