© Frank H. Jump
I miss Grabstein’s kreplach, knaidlach (matzoh balls) & noodle soup (Canarsie). Although this probably was just a deli that sold cold cuts, the deli is a dying breed.
vintage mural ads & other signage by Frank H. Jump & friends
© Frank H. Jump
I miss Grabstein’s kreplach, knaidlach (matzoh balls) & noodle soup (Canarsie). Although this probably was just a deli that sold cold cuts, the deli is a dying breed.
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I completely agree. Isn’t Brooklyn supposed to be where one can get a great matzah ball soup and corn beef??? I have to go in NYC to get my fix.
There is the artsy fartsy Mill Basin delicatessen on Avenue N, before Ralph Avenue. The food is decent – you get a sandwich that you can take half home – and there are Ertés abounding, with an occasional Disney cartoon cell on the walls. Nice brisket.