235764 Wed Jul 05 10:48:45 -0700 2000 6 19 Outer Boroughs 0 1249933 Looking for jewish deli nominations, strictly kosheror not, in Brooklyn NOT counting Juniors. Toppriority: good corned beef and pastrami, goodhome made soups, some good hot entres likestuffed peppers, kasha varnishkas and chickenwith matzo ball in a pot. Wed Jul 05 10:48:45 -0700 2000 0 mark grossman 1 1249937 Edna's, in Kensington. It's either on Church Avenue or somewhere close. strictly kosher. Wed Jul 05 13:25:03 -0700 2000 1249933 0 tamara 1 1249939 There is a Catskill-style plush diner-deli on Nostrand: Senior's. Hope they are still around. The food as authentic as the beehive hairdoed patrons. Wed Jul 05 15:02:01 -0700 2000 1249933 0 Allan Evans 2 1249941 to my knowlege, the ownership and name have changed. Wed Jul 05 20:06:17 -0700 2000 1249939 0 mark grossman 2 1249943 Seniors closed over five years ago, sorry to say Thu Jul 06 13:28:59 -0700 2000 1249939 0 David Jacobson 2 1249947 The Mill Basin Deli, on Avenue T in the east 50's is usually pretty good. There was a time when there was one of these type of Delis in every neighborhood in Brooklyn. This is one of the last of it's kind. The corned beef, the pastrami and the hand cut french fries here are what you'd expect in in a decent deli. Round knishes and Dr. Browns soda complete the experience. There's often free halvah samples on the way out, an nice touch as you pay the bill. Thu Jul 06 20:37:32 -0700 2000 1249939 0 glenn 2 1249956 Adelman's (not sure of the spelling) on Kings Highway....Essex Deli on Coney Island Avenue is so grungy I walked out...I hear the Mill Basin Deli is really best....AND nice art work.....if you head to Manhattan...the 2nd Avenue Deli is still great..... Sun Jul 09 03:14:42 -0700 2000 1249939 0 Joyce Goldstein