The crush of customers at the 50-year-old deli is testament indeed to its fare. Don't miss the cheese blintzes.
The Parkway of old used to be a nice deli to visit for Jewish style comfort food. Over the past year it has seriously deteriorated and is unrecognizable in its abysmally poor inedible food - stringy dry pastrami, gummy overcooked brisket, dry tasteless bread, barbecue so tasteless that canned would be an improvement. One memorable visit late fall added a screaming table of children egged on by parents to the mix. Needless to say - we won't be back anytime soon!
I think that this establishment is not very large but it deserves big compliments. I have had several salads from this restaurants and the ingredients are always fresh and the service is prompt and friendly.
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The crush of customers at the 50-year-old deli is testament indeed to its fare. Don't miss the cheese blintzes.
The Parkway of old used to be a nice deli to visit for Jewish style comfort food. Over the past year it has seriously deteriorated and is unrecognizable in its abysmally poor inedible food - stringy dry pastrami, gummy overcooked brisket, dry tasteless bread, barbecue so tasteless that canned would be an improvement. One memorable visit late fall added a screaming table of children egged on by parents to the mix. Needless to say - we won't be back anytime soon!
I think that this establishment is not very large but it deserves big compliments. I have had several salads from this restaurants and the ingredients are always fresh and the service is prompt and friendly.
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The crush of customers at the 50-year-old deli is testament indeed to its fare. Don't miss the cheese blintzes.
The crush of customers at the 50-year-old deli is testament indeed to its fare. Don't miss the cheese blintzes.