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What to order at Katzinger's Delicatessen
- Must order
- The Reuben on rye with a cup of matzoh ball soup.
- Signature dishes
- Reuben sandwich, Matzoh ball soup
- Editor tip
- Counter ordering; the cured-meat case at the front sells whole salami and rye loaves to go.
CuisineJewish Deli
Price$$
Neighborhoodgerman-village
HoursDaily 10:00-18:00
Phone+1 614 228 3354
Last verified
Signature dishes: Reuben sandwich, Matzoh ball soup
Must order: The Reuben on rye with a cup of matzoh ball soup.
Tip: Counter ordering; the cured-meat case at the front sells whole salami and rye loaves to go.
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