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August 19, 2011

2nd Avenue Deli is movin’ on up, to the East Side


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Gribenes from Manhattan's 2nd. Ave. Deli. April 2011 (Photo by Jay Firestone)

Gribenes from Manhattan's 2nd. Ave. Deli. April 2011 (Photo by Jay Firestone)

New York’s Second Avenue Deli now has two locations—neither of which is on Second Avenue.  JTA has video of the new branch’s opening, featuring a cameo by television and Yiddish stage star Fyvush Finkel.


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