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Huryks Deli

4.5 (18 reviews)

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Jaclyn C.

Working within the Industrial Park that is Newark, sometimes gets you in the mood to go for a quick drive to get something tasty, local, and inexpensive - Huryks Deli is your answer. Family owned for years, Huryks has daily specials according to a rotating two week menu: Week -1: Monday - Kielbasi & Kraut, cottage ham or meatballs Tuesday - Meatloaf w/ brown gravy Wednesday - Chili hot dogs (personal favorite!) Thursday - Italian Sausage (hot or sweet) w/red sauce & peppers & onions Friday - Fish Fillet with lettuce and tomato and tartar sauce Week -2: Monday - Cheesesteak w/ onions (& peppers) or meatballs Tuesday - Roast beef w/ brown gravy (Deliciously messy) Wednesday - Italian style hot dogs w/ potatoes and onions Thursday - Pastrami Friday - Chicken cutlet w/ mozzarella & red sauce Highly recommended! Get a salad or a pickle on the side of your hot or cold sandwich and you'll be humming to a different beat the rest of the day!

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Everything Ive had is off the chart,home cooked,and great ! And Im full for like 10 bucks !!

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Great spot for homemade specials. Sandwiches are great. So is the bread. Get there early, specials go quick.

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Katz's Delicatessen

Katz's Delicatessen

4.1
(17k reviews)
7.7 mi
$$
Locally owned & operated
Grab-and-go

The line was long but it went quickly, and I was in and out in 30 minutes as usual the food is…read morealways the best

I've been traveling to NYC multiple times a year for decades now, and no matter how many times I…read morevisit, I always find myself drawn back to Katz's Delicatessen. Walking inside feels like stepping back into New York history. It's been a Lower East Side staple since 1888, and you can absolutely feel that old-school energy the second you grab your ticket at the door. The menu is huge and packed with classic Jewish deli staples, but I definitely have my routines down. My absolute favorites are the matzoh ball soup (the matzoh balls are massive and perfectly fluffy), the crispy potato latkes, and a bowl of their comforting chicken noodle soup. When it comes to the mains, their turkey sandwich is incredibly juicy and piled sky-high. These classic sandwiches are definitely made for sharing because they are massive, but if you aren't looking to split a giant portion, they also offer half-sandwich combos and platters which are great options. Just make sure you save a little bit of room for dessert before you leave...their black and white cookies are completely delicious and the perfect sweet finish to a massive deli meal. It's an absolute must-visit every single time I'm in the city.

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Look at his dirty apron he also leaned on the meat as he was smack talking the customer
Look at his dirty apron he also leaned on the meat as he was smack talking the customer
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The Yard - Newark

The Yard - Newark

4.6
(235 reviews)
1.9 mi
$$

We had the amazing experience of being in downtown Newark on Juneteenth and upon Yelping, found The…read moreYard and its 4.6 star average. We came for the Oxtail burger but on this day they were only making beef burgers, lamb burgers, and catfish sandwiches. The bonus, however, was the BBQ offerings in the backyard -- Mac n cheese, corn on the cob, fries, and plantains! Between the awesome cheeseburger and lamb burger, I was in seventh heaven. We had a great time sitting on the lawn and celebrating this glorious day with our brothers and sisters.

I really wanted to support this restaurant, but unfortunately our experience left us feeling…read moreuncomfortable. When we arrived, the owner/chef told us the wait would be about 10-15 minutes. Shortly after, another couple came in and were told about 20 minutes. We were the only two parties waiting. When a table opened, the waitress began seating us, and the chef stopped her and asked the other (AA) couple if they were there first. He then told the gentleman, "I see you with family, and I'm not trying to start any problems." This was said while we were literally being seated, and nothing was said to us. It put us in an awkward and embarrassing position, as we would never intentionally skip ahead of anyone. As a Hispanic couple, the interaction also left us wondering if we were being treated differently, even if that wasn't the intention. Then the drink order added to the frustration. I ordered a hibiscus lemonade and my boyfriend ordered a regular lemonade. The waitress repeated it back incorrectly as strawberry, and I corrected her. About 10 minutes later she brought a strawberry lemonade anyway. When I said that wasn't what I ordered, the chef took the drink and handed it to the other couple who had just ordered a strawberry lemonade , saying it was freshly made and "they didn't want it." That was uncomfortable because I never ordered strawberry to begin with. Overall, the interaction felt dismissive and awkward. Mistakes happen, but the way this was handled -- especially the comments made -- left us feeling unwelcome. I hope this feedback helps improve communication and customer experience moving forward.

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Jazz band during brunch.
Live Jazz Brunch every Sunday 12-3pm
Live Jazz Brunch every Sunday 12-3pm
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Big Stashs Sub House

Big Stashs Sub House

4.5
(93 reviews)
1.7 mi
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$13.50 - 6 inch sandwiche each $2.80 - Doritos…read more $2.50 large soda Got a 6 inch belly buster and a 6 inch cheesesteak. Both were great! The belly buster was a giant sandwich for 6 inches. It was packed with 4 kinds of meats. Some reviewers mentioned that it was too much meat, but that shouldn't be a reason to dock a star. My partner enjoyed his steak sandwich as well which had cheese whiz. Super local spot. Has maybe three tables. Employees were nice. Place is across from a church so easy to get food after service! Would def come again for value, flavor, and size!

Before Jersey Mike's. Before Blimpie…read more Before Firehouse Subs. Before Subway. Before Jimmy John's. Before (okay, you get the idea)... there was Big Stash's. A (local) institution. Long before the likes of Subs Galore (a few blocks away) tried to rock the boat, Stash's was the only game in town (for a whole lotta years). I grew up two blocks away and I'm positive I put the original owner's kids through college with all the money I dropped here. After hearing new owners decided to keep the lights on I had to make an effort to get over here to show my support. Walking into the new Stash's... the place received a 'glow-up' (I'm entirely too old to be trying to use hip slang!) and loved that they decided to keep the framed Scott Baio picture (one of these days I'll share the 'deets' on that!). Surprised to see a few new menu additions (coffee?! Taylor ham?! Manhattan Special Espresso Soda?!) as well as being open more days and longer hours. For the sake of history I had to try their 'Belly Buster' and the kid handed me the sub in a box. ("Huh?! This is a weird gimmick.") But when I got home to open the box I understood 'why' - no wax paper and standard paper bag would've been able to hold this beast together. Just a ridiculous amount of (Thumann's) cold cuts and toppings that the (decent) bread tried in vain to keep together. "Bang for your buck" - you won't find a better deal. But for me it was TOO much and there's definitely an 'art' and a 'balance' to the ratio of meat to toppings to bread and Stash's is a bit TOO generous for my liking. One odd tidbit that brought me back to my youth and the old Stash's... that "stinky sub smell" that you just can't get off of your hands (and body) - no matter how many times you wash your hands, brush your teeth, take a shower, you name it. (Sadly it's Pavlovian for me to want/need a Clinton's iced tea when devouring a Stash's sub but that's no longer an option.) I hope they have another fifty years of prosperity down there in West Hudson!

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