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The Food Network featured a Bobby Flay throwdown with Mike's Deli. The item being made was their Eggplany Parm. It looked amazing. They thinly cut the eggplant lengthtwise and quickly deep fry it. They also dip each piece of eggplant into tomato sauce as they build the layers. Needlesss to say, Mike's Deli's version won the challenge.
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re: Tay
I had the eggplant parm there recently and it was DELICIOUS. However, if you really like to taste the eggplant in eggplant parm, you may not like it. I found that the slices were so thin that you mostly tasted the sauce, cheese and breading, etc. The sauce was great though. Also, my mom and I ordered the small plate to split as a snack and it was enormous. My dad ordered one of their sandwiches that was also awesome. Love Mike's!
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re: biondanonima
Café al Mercato, which is located just to the left of the exit doors (Hughes Avenue doors), has good eggplant also. Many times it's still hot where you can taste the flavor of the good quality olive oil it's fried in. If Mike's line is too long, give Café al Mercato a try. They have *ample* seating, not to worry.
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I haven't noticed if it's still there or not, but Mike's used to have a seating area located to the far left side of his counter. You went up a narrow set of stairs and ate at tables overlooking Hughes Avenue. He might have converted that space now to accomodate storage. If anyone knows for sure, please chime in.
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Get the Italian hero. I craved those for 9 months when I was pregnant. They also have a bread, like a stromboli with potato and cheese, that's also delicious.
Just sit right in front of the counter and people watch. Arthur Ave is great. Also, don't forget to stop at borgatti's and get some fresh ravioli. They are life changing.
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