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Kosher Jewish deli in Murray Hill known for pastrami, chopped liver and chicken soup, serving New York since 1954.
162 E 33rd St, New York, NY 10016 · New York, NY
2nd Ave Deli began in 1954, when Abe Lebewohl took over a ten-seat luncheonette on East Tenth Street. The first shop closed in 2006 after a dispute with the landlord, and his nephews reopened the deli on East 33rd Street, later adding a second shop on First Avenue on the Upper East Side. The menu is classic Jewish deli: pastrami and corned beef sandwiches, chopped liver and chicken soup. All locations are kosher under the International Kosher Council. It is walk-in only, and a hot pastrami sandwich costs $28.95.
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