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4%
1 of 23 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
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Carnegie Deli’s back after a 10-year absence — and not a New York Minute too soon
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Deli → ’ → absence
Starbucks and contemporary eateries like Locanda Verde and high-end chocolate shop Laderach have none of Carnegie Deli’s pickle-barrel aura.
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Starbucks → have → aura
I didn’t much care when the Carnegie shut down a decade ago.
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Carnegie → care → ?
It was popular mainly with schmaltz-loving tourists who wouldn’t know pastrami from prosecco.
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who → love → prosecco
But its surprise revival this month at 834 Seventh Ave. — once the site of its longtime rival the Stage Deli, which closed in 2012 — means a helluva lot more now.
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which → close → lot
It puts a little bit of old-time magic back in fast-changing West Midtown, which needs all the retro vibe it can get.
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it → put → vibe
Owner Sarri Harper looked for a new location to reopen for years.
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Harper → look → years
It was only a “twist of fate” they ended up at the old Stage location, her spokesperson said.
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spokesperson → end → location
The reborn Carnegie Deli has better pastrami and chicken soup than its predecessor did.
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predecessor → have → pastrami
It all happens amidst vintage, “Wall of Fame” photos of showbiz stars that recall the films and TV shows shot at the original Carnegie like “Broadway Danny Rose.”
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that → happen → Rose
They’re sweet notes for Seventh Avenue in the 50s that’s still recovering from COVID-19.
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that → ’re → COVID-19
The former Wellington Hotel is being demolished for a fancy new inn.
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Hotel → demolish → inn
Restaurants such as Petrossian, Redeye Grill, Rosie O’Grady’s and Molyvos are gone.
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Restaurants → go → Petrossian
The Carnegie revival — not to be confused with unrelated Midtown places called Carnegie Diner — could have been a fake-nostalgia stinker.
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revival → confuse → places
The original Carnegie Deli sign over the entrance and the wall photos would mean zip if the food poorly channeled the past.
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food → mean → past
But Carnegie Deli dishes, which flow from a fun-to-watch open counter, aren’t the same as they were, but better.
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they → flow → counter
It took a T-Rex to get its jaws around Carnegie’s signature, four-inch-tall pastrami on rye sandwich ($29).
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It → take → rye
It still does, but I tried my best.
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I → do → best
The warm, juice-oozing, spiced and house-brined cut known as beef navel is thinner sliced and tastier than I remember.
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I → ooze → navel
Pastrami needs fat to be tasty but it had a little too much both times I tried it.
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I → need → it
The menu also has Reubens, corned beef, all-day breakfast dishes, noshes, hot dogs and burgers.
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menu → have → Reubens
It’s everywhere from the Second Avenue Deli to Katz’s of “When Harry Met Sally” fame and a million others.
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Harry → ’ → fame
Morgan’s Brooklyn Barbecue offers short rib on the bone smoked Texas-style.
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Barbecue → offer → bone
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