Penn Station Kosher Update
There is a new kosher stand, Jacob's Glatt Kosher Hotdogs, in Penn Station. It is on the LIRR ticketing level, diagonally opposite the sign for the Central Corridor. It is marked by a small sign over the entrance, but you then have to walk in past two other food stands to actually get to it. There are various kinds of hotdogs, knishes and some other foods including drinks and desserts. It is currently under the OU, and for various reasons (not kashrut problems) will be switching to Rabbi Mehlman's hashgacha soon.
It is currently open 11 AM to 11 PM Mon-Fri,
and 11 AM to 6 PM Sunday; the owner hopes to
expand to "24/6" if business warrants it.
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Don't waste your time with prepackaged sandwiches! Go to Olympic Pita - on 38th and 5th. It's nearby and I think incredibly good. Try the Yemenite soup mmm.
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It's open to 11pm on Fridays?!
Quite a while back I heard that there were kosher packed sandwiches for sale somewhere in Penn Station; last week I went looking for them, and couldn't find them. Any idea where they are (if they're still there at all)?›13 Replies-
re: Zev Sero
Another rainy day had me looking for a no travel option for lunch. I decided to check out the sandwiches in my “basement” aka Penn Station. There are usually a random assortment of kosher tuna /egg salad type “Roux” brand sandwiches in the Primo Cappucino stores. When I looked today I could not find ANY Roux sandwiches! A woman working in the store asked me if I needed help and I told her that I was looking for a kosher sandwich. She directed me to their brand new kosher offering – Yummy Sandwiches! This is exciting because of the nostalgia factor (we ate these in college) but also because Yummy Sandwiches are in fact, yummy. There were not too many options so I decided to try the Black Pepper Crusted Turkey Sandwich with Lemon Caper Aioli. This was a pretty big decision for me, because I am very wary of trying new foods, especially ones with names that I don’t understand. I had a lot of trouble getting the container open but once I got past that, the sandwich was very good. I don’t really love pepper crusted turkey; I can do without the spicy kick at the end of each piece. I also removed the roasted pepper from the sandwich. But overall, the sandwich tasted fresh, the turkey was not dry, and whatever aioli is added a nice flavor.
Rebecca
http://whatrebeccaateforlunchtoday.bl...-
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re: serenarobin
Everytime I go into Primo Cappucino I tell them to keep carrying Kosher sandwiches! It really is so helpful (especially since my office is right there). They do have other sandwiches. Yesterday, I ate lunch with a bunch of coworkers in the office cafeteria. Since I needed a Kosher food option, I went to Primo Cappucino to look at the Yummy Sandwich selection. The first Primo location’s options were only OK, but at the second one I found a chicken Caesar salad wrap, with croutons and Caesar dressing. I bought it and went back up to my office to join my friends. The wrap was really good, with a solid proportion of chicken to croutons to dressing. I would definitely buy it again. There were also tuna sandwiches, some kind of chicken curry wraps and some salads.
Rebecca
http://whatrebeccaateforlunchtoday.bl...
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re: rebeccaLunch
Update: They seem to no longer be carrying Yummy Sandwiches. Now they are carrying Circa Sandwiches! Mostly tuna, cheeses and salads I think. Read more about this at: http://whatrebeccaateforlunchtoday.bl...
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