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TOMMY PASTRAMI

December 07, 2009 By: John Curtas Category: Food, Reviews

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In Henderson. of course!
Old Glory holds down the fort
Dry, commercial pastrami
Sickeningly sweet slaw

Hungry for a good pastrami sandwich? Smokey, peppery, moist, tender, hand-cut and addictively delicious?

Then we suggest you skip this place.

But if you love dry, tasteless, commercial meat, sickeningly sweet slaw, and gummy, pasty, microwaved knishes….boy do we have a place for you!

It’s called Tommy Pastrami, and it is to a true New York delicatessen what a loaf of Wonder Bread is to a French baguette.

Normally we at ELV don’t pick on the little guy(s), but this place is a chain, so the gloves are off.

Antiseptic in appearance, staffed with boredom and cooked with all the aplomb of a 7-11 burrito, this is the kind of sandwich meat that can only sell by catering to those who don’t know any different, nor demand any better.*

Which is why it’s located next to the Henderson Auto Mall.

‘Nuff said.

TOMMY PASTRAMI

193 North Gibson Road

Henderson, NV 89014-6799

702.263.4426

www.tommypastraminydeli.com/

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* Of course, Slapsie Maxsie Jacobson disagrees with us (sort of), as you can read here. After trying out this tepid stuff for ourselves, we suggested to him that he resign from the tribe and change his last name to McGillicuddy.

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3 Responses to “ TOMMY PASTRAMI ”

  1. # 1 Dave P. Says:
    December 8th, 2009 at 12:52 pm

    That meat looks more like ham than pastrami. And they should be embarassed serving cole slaw that looks like that. It is supposed to be cole slaw, right?

  2. # 2 Jason Says:
    December 11th, 2009 at 12:03 pm

    Great opener…funny

  3. # 3 Georgine Fumagalli Says:
    February 28th, 2010 at 2:42 pm

    Nice read. Thanks for this post. Me and my husband used lots of different wine openers throughout the years. I was searching for that perfect one and tried most of wine openers available online. I think the best choice would be Houdini Wine Opener. It’s really easy to operate and does the job perfectly just in few twists. You think I’m kidding you?. You can dig deeper and see for yourself.

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