All Deli in United States

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Zingerman’s Deli

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The insistence on only top-quality ingredients and friendly, food-literate service have put this Ann Arbor spot on the national map in the same league as Dean & DeLuca and Zabar’s. The temptations are endless: wonderful breads and sandwiches, shelf after shelf of the best olive oils and balsamic vinegars, rare honeys, and chocolates, hard-to-find farmhouse cheeses, chilies and mustards. B, Read more...

Stache International

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The funky sandwich spot in Eastern Market serves hefty sandwiches made with house-smoked meats including turkey, pork, sausage, and bacon. It’s down-to-earth and offers a friendly haven for shoppers at picnic tables under exposed ductwork and open filament light bulbs. L Tue.-Sat., Read more...

Pickles and Rye

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In a tradition-meets-the glutenfree era, old-fashioned deli fare typified by towering corned beef and pastrami sandwiches, latkes, and matzo ball soup share the menu with wraps filled with quinoa, barley, spinach, and avocado, and sweet potato and lentil salads. Breakfast is served all day. B, L, & D daily. Read more...

Mudgie’s Deli

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Seats are almost always filled in search of The O’Leary (pastrami, Swiss, and greens) or the Brooklyn (beef brisket, bacon, and beer cheese). The dinner menu (After 5) features meat and cheese boards as well as build your own pasta and several options for meat (turkey, brisket, roast beef, and meatloaf) and potatoes. On Tuesdays, wine tastings from 6-8 p.m. Read more...