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sylens
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nueva york deli
finally got a chance to try it last friday. we went with friends, a mexican couple, and all four of us were very happy with the pastrami on rye, the
reuben, the salami, and the turkey on multigrain. our friends repeatedly commented on how different the meats taste from what they are used to. and
they liked the rye bread too. but i still have not found a translation for caraway seeds, in response to their question about the granitos in the rye
bread. any helpers?
lili
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David K
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The owner of that Deli is Baja Nomad 'Dave'... He should be able to answer.
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bigboy
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Well...........where is it located?
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Bruce R Leech
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yes some one needs to give good directions from which of ramp to take on to Dave's Deli
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Bajabus
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Daves New York deli is a great stop. fantastic food, great desserts and an all around nice bunch of owners and workers. I keep loosing bets to Dave
but I still love him and that place. Right now I owe him two bottles of cazadores...shesh.
I don't know how to describe getting there..I just kinda go and seem to always find it.
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bajaguy
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The deli is located in the "strip mall" right in front of the New Port Beach hotel, just south of the "Lobster Village" of Puerto Nuevo on the free
road. There should be an exit on the toll road for Puerto Nuevo.
[Edited on 11-29-2006 by bajaguy]
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elgatoloco
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...or you can get off at Cantamar exit and head north, then it is on the left.
The BEST pastrami I have had anywhere.
MAGA
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JESSE
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Definately the best Deli in Baja.
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DanO
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Ahhh, but how are the pickles?
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CP
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OK, enough already. Gotta have it. Friends are driving down from US to visit us in BCS in a few weeks. What time does the deli open? They are
stopping in RB and I am going to ask them to pick us up some pastrami sandwiches on the way down. Two days in the cooler won't be the best thing for
these goodies but I am sure they will be enjoyed with much pleasure anyways.
Thanks....
CP
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sylens
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the pickles
are outstanding dill spears. our mexican friends, upon seeing them, asked if they were calabasitas. i explained they are pickled cucumbers, pepinos
en escabeche. aha, they understood
and really enjoyed them too.:bounce
still have not found translation for caraway seeds. help
lili
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Hook
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One Spanish internet translator I used gave me the latin word for the caraway plant..............CARVI.
As Spanish is a Romance (Latin based) language, maybe it is as simple as "semillas de carvi".
Jesse probably knows.....maybe send him a U2U if you gotta know. I'm enamored with minutae so I understand. 
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CP
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From my old notes, don't know origin:
"semillas de alcaravea"
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sylens
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thanks hook and cp
i will ask jesse. and then convey info to my friends.
lili
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DENNIS
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I asked my Mixtec neighbor about the term for Caraway Seeds and he knew exactly what they are: XTLEMOLAGOKLABOLA SEEDS.
That's what he told me and he should know.
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Hook
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Dave, where are you getting your bread for your CB and pastrami sammys?
Not Bimbo, I hope...........
Can you get NY corn rye down there?
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CP
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Totally Bummed
On their way down the penninsula last week, friends stopped to get me pastrami sands and pickles... NYD CLOSED Miercoles? They took a photo of the closed sign for me....
Sad in BCS.
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Baja Bernie
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Dave
Never responds while the flavor lasts. The food is wonderful and his wife's cakes are to kill for. Him, a quiet guy worth listening to when he is
talking about something HE cares about. Just ask Keri! Oops! and one hell of a musician----just ask him!
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He changed the dates and now is closed on a diferent day, I took the kids after school one day from Tijuana and we ended up eating tamales from the
road. All I heard on the way back to Tijuana was "pero papi, tu dijiste que ibamos a comer sandwiches bien ricos del Seņor Dave "
A well informed Baja California traveler is a smart Baja California traveler!
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Dave
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Still closed Wednesday
| Quote: | Originally posted by fdt
He changed the dates and now is closed on a diferent day |
Sorry you missed us but we have always been closed on Wednesday. Additionally, October-March we close both Tuesday and Wednesday.
Current Hours:
8am-4pm, Thursday- Monday
(Closed Dec.31-Jan.3 for New Years)
Also: We close for the entire month of February...every year.
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