bajalou
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Pastrami
I have to go to the old country next Tue for a appt. and am thinking of going in thru Tijuana instead of my usual Mexicali. Mainly so I can top of
the old F250 with Mex diesel before in enter the US. If I go that way, I'd really like to taste the "worlds best pastrami" as I've heard it
described.
Directions please.
Thanks
(had to fix my spelling)
[Edited on 11-28-2004 by bajalou]
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Bruce R Leech
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worlds best pastrami
Boy I wish they would open one of those down here I would never leave ,In fact I would get a job there. I would Kill for a hot Pastrami on dark rye
with mustard and HORSERADISH.
Bruce R Leech
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Oso
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Get off the cuota at the Cantamar exit, hang a right on the frontage, go about a mile or so North and watch on your left for a small strip mall, just
past a resort.
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paul r
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oh yeah.... thru cantamar on free road, the strip mall is just before puerto nuevo..
NEW YORK DELI is the name and joann and david is to blame!!... just the greatest
breakfast and sandwich joint go'n!!!....I had steamed eggs and bacon friday and it's so much fun to see david stew!!!....
yes he real does care!!!
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It's the Nuevo York Deli in the Grand Baja Resort complex (out front by the highway). This is between the entrance into the Puerto Nuevo restaurants
and the Hotel Puerto Nuevo (New Port).
Per:
http://www.grandbaja.com/directions.html
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Take Interstate 5 or 805 South through San Diego to the San Ysidro border crossing into Mexico.... After crossing through the border checkpoint,
follow the signs (large green with white letters) which say "Rosarito-Ensenada Cuota" (Toll-Road). Tolls are minimal and payable in either pesos or US
currency. After the second toll booth, which is at the south end of Rosarito Beach, begin watching for the kilometer markers at the side of the
highway. At 49km, is the Puerto Nuevo Exit, get off the toll road and turn left at the off ramp, and travel half a mile. The Resort is on the right
side, with the ocean to the left. It is a large Mediterranean style complex with an archway over the driveway.
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bajalou
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Thank you all for the directions. Don't know if I'll be going N or S but want to try to stop and try it out.
No Bad Days
\"Never argue with an idiot. People watching may not be able to tell the difference\"
\"The trouble with doing nothing is - how do I know when I\'m done?\"
Nomad Baja Interactive map
And in the San Felipe area - check out Valle Chico area |
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