Delicatessen in a sentence

They gave me this fantastic send-off, with a pop-up delicatessen on the set, called Sam’s Delicatessen.

There will also be several on-site restaurants, including delicatessen fare from Saginaw's Delicatessen by Paul Saginaw.

DELICATESSEN original location in Boyle Heights.

Ms Pereira, who owns the Latina delicatessen directly next to Co-op’s Dyke Road store, said the support had been “amazing” and that it was “good to see Brighton getting together and helping a small shop”.

Owned by three generations of the Marso family of Spring Valley since 1956, Valley Farm sells groceries and has a butcher shop and fish market, as well as a full-service delicatessen with fresh-caught seafood items such as ceviches and poke bowls.

He has since expanded the business into a delicatessen and mobile catering business, selling fresh and hot sandwiches and providing pig roasts and barbecues at private events including birthdays, weddings, parties and more.

The main farm shop boasts a huge range of local, artisan produce from 75 different local farm suppliers, as well as an in-house butchers, delicatessen counter and fresh cream cakes too.

The new café is set to take over from an independent delicatessen, which was forced to close due to entering liquidation, meaning Gail’s will have three outlets within a 10-minute walk from each other.

The Union Street branch of William Low was a new ‘one stop shop’, and for young women following the latest diet fad of tucking into cold meat salads, the delicatessen counter was ideal.

And it’s precisely that community closeness that has allowed this delicatessen and fine foods shop to thrive even during the difficult months of the ongoing pandemic.

Finishing the beatitudes, he pointed to the defendants and described them as people who didn’t practice their faith as though they were at the delicatessen, choosing a bit of this or rejecting that.

Known primarily as a delicatessen on Soho’s Brewer Street since 1944, its name trades on homespun, straight-outta-Genova authenticity.

She was kind enough to send this photo of Glen Stewart Pastries and Delicatessen, which was run by her parents, Tony and Marianne Walthert, from 1954 to 1988.

The New York-style deli, located on Ventura Blvd., opened in 1973 as an outpost of Solley’s Delicatessen.

And-The UK’s biggest supermarket chain Tesco is planning to cut thousands of jobs by closing in-store meat,fish and delicatessen counters as well as replacing staff canteens with vending machines.

In recent years their ongoing success has seen the opening of a delicatessen, which was followed by a subsequent expansion into sit-in café and takeaway earlier this year.

Nov. 29 they'll have swings by Sat. Nov. 30, and Charleston Delicatessen serves up brunch Sun.

Tesco, Britain's biggest private sector employer with a staff of over 300,000, said the main change in its stores would be to its fresh meat, fish and delicatessen counters.

A few other stragglers from the last guide promise to be conversation starters: Beholder in Indianapolis will be a follow-up to Jonathan Brooks’ smash-hit daytime joint Milktooth, and Larder in Cleveland will be a deceptively ambitious delicatessen.

A perfect $5 bar snack, the throwback hot dog at Jonah and Amanda Freedman’s new-wave delicatessen consists of a classic red hot squiggled with deli mustard and garnished with chopped onions and pickle chips.