140665 Sat Dec 25 06:03:49 -0800 1999 5 12 Boston Area 0 752020 Does anyone have a recomendation for a good Jewish restaurant accessible by the MBTA ? Does any Boston or vicinity bakery make NY style "salt sticks" ? Thanks Tord Sat Dec 25 06:03:49 -0800 1999 0 Tord Svenson 1 752137 did you try the deli haus on comm ave? it's no carnegie's but it might tide you over. i have also heard that a few diners in the somerville area are good bets for this as well. Thu Feb 10 15:31:01 -0800 2000 752020 0 Anisha 2 752148 Anisha -- Thanks for the tip. I haven't tried the Deli Haus. I've eaten several times at the Carnegie in NYC -- the Fresser's Special (spelling?)-- an eight inch thick sandwich with layers of various thin cut meats. There is a decent Jewish Deli over near Kendal Station in Cambridge -- (Kendal Place --I think -- but I have forgotten the name.) They have an outdoor eating area and make good sandiches served with various hard to find Jewish sides. Another style of food Boston appears to lack ( along with your Sri Lanka) is a good Dairy restaurant. I need to get busy in Brookline and see what I can come up with. Tell us about Sri Lankan food? Are you guys another of the lost tribes? Tord Sun Feb 13 07:04:27 -0800 2000 752137 0 Tord 3 753777 Have you tried Rubins kosher on Harvard in Brookline? Thu Jun 28 11:56:40 -0700 2001 752148 0 Nappie 1 754134 Try "S&S" deli in Cambridge. 1334 Cambridge Street. Thu Aug 30 16:26:19 -0700 2001 752020 0 Anna 1 754168 Zaftig's and Rubin's Deli both on Harvard St in Brookline are the real deal. Rubin's food takes me back to Katz's Deli in NYC. Yum. Thu Feb 07 16:24:38 -0800 2002 752020 0 yuhgo