ALICE BUSTOS-OROSA
ALICE BUSTOS-OROSA

The abundance of dining choices in the city now makes for fantastic casual lunch and dinner adventures. By chance, delis that have been sprouting about town are welcome add-ons to these dining choices. The “deli” short for “delicatessen,” a word that has gained various meanings worldwide, denotes a shop that sells cooked or prepared foods ready for serving. To me though, a deli is the perfect place to enjoy a large mug of ale or beer with hearty sandwiches. When we think of deli food, what comes to mind are Reuben’s, pastrami sandwiches, and corned beef with Dijon mustard in rye bread.

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