L.A.'s Best New York Style Delis
Picks by Elina-Shatkin
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Don't let the prototypical A-frame exterior of this burger joint fool you -- this is more than the usual greasy fare. The home-cured pastrami has foodies flocking to Colorado Boulevard, understandable even for the expanded version topped with crash cart-courting pickled cabbage and gruyere cheese. But the Oinkster offers more than porcine pleasures. The burgers rival those offered by many local gastropubs, and the Belgian fries have a following of their own. Less well known is their rotisserie chicken; a plain but moist, barely seasoned and slightly wet-brined golden bird a la carte with a garlicky aioli is $8.75 and can be accessorized with typical American sides such as coleslaw and fries. Take into account the Fat Tire on tap and you're practically at the York in Highland Park except with harsher lighting.
This restored and updated former drive-in has ample indoor/outdoor seating with umbrellas out front and its own parking lot.
Picks by Elina-Shatkin
Pretty good burgers, still greasy fast food but somehow better than your run-of-the-mill quickie joint. A great summertime meal on the patio and you can bring the dog! Pastrami is tasty but greasy, fries a little dry, wasn't crazy about the chicken- the burger is the best bet.
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Well, I finally made in to this place and was hoping for better, There service was very good- the cashier was very helpful and patient- since I did not come...
Ok, I went back to try the pastrami sandwich and it was less than what I expected. It's not bad just not anything to rave about. Regardless of the...
this place was excellent! my boyfriend and i came with our friends for dinner and it was actually pretty packed. they have a private parking lot but it's...
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