Ben's Deli
Just got an email today from Greenburgh Town Supervisor Paul Feiner that the old Spiga building will be a Ben's Deli (I assume the one from LI). This sounds like great news to me! I hope it opens soon.
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I did something on a wim and I am rather surprised by the result:
Yes Jon, we are opening in Greenburg just across from the Greenburg Fire Station. Thiks should occur sometime in the fall 2013. Thank you for your inquiry. We loom forward to serving you a genuine Ben's Deli Experience!
With best regards,
Ronnie Dragoon
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Well this is a rather odd finding-Just thought to do a real down/dirt./simple search under Ben's Deli Greenburg Spiga. Found this story from Nov 30, 2012: Ben’s deli coming to Central Avenue http://realestate.lohudblogs.com/2012...
It is now 1/14/2013 and for sale/lease sign is still up?
Must have been some odd paper-work issue...this is just another piece to the puzzle we all seem to be working on here...Almost have to wonder if they had given some thought to flipping the property... -
Last night I eat at a Ben's prior to seeing a show at LIU. I spoke with few of the staff and management and received some info that needs some looking into. Seems as if there is some very early demolition work being done on a location on Central Ave "just across the street" from a Fire House. I know of three Fire Houses on Central Ave. As there is a very old and popular HOP just South of the Four Corners, would just about have to been one of the other two. Of course, information may not be 100% correct. So anyone riding down Central Ave may wish to do some recon work ;>)
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re: 51rich
Well mrsdebdav and 51rich-The Old Spiga is located just about across the street from a fire-house. Not sure, off the very top of my head, just what is across from the station further down in Yonkers.
Last I saw, just a few days ago in fact, a sign in the "old Spiga" location that indcated that is was still on the market. Perhaps next time someone within this tread is on Central Ave, they should take the time to look into both locations, see what is going on and report back.
Right now all we have is a very old bit of news from Greenburg and some new news about demo work being done in a un-clear location.
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Ben's is quite mediocre,except for their potato salad, cole slaw and chopped liver. But i do agree staff is friendly, the restaurant is clean.
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Like most, I am not a fan of either Epsteins but I may be in the minority on Ben's - not waiting with bated breath for their appearance here in Westchester.
My most recent meals at Ben's on LI have been few and far between but the last couple, one at the Ben's in Roslyn and another time in Woodbury, were not impressive. Then, a few weeks ago my husband was on Long Island and I asked him to bring Ben's home. He got take-out from the Woodbury location, an ordeal in itself he told me.
I had called in the order: two sandwiches - one corned beef, one pastrami, an order of derma, chicken soup with matzo balls, and a kasha knish. The pastrami was just okay, not good and definitely not great, the corned beef was so dried up it crumbled and we threw most of it away, the chicken soup and matzo ball were flavorless - my 12yo matzo ball soup maven pushed it away, and the derma was meh.
Year's ago Ben's could be quite good. I don't know what's happened but if what I've had lately is what they're going to give us in Westchester, they can keep it.
I lived near the 2nd Ave. deli when it was on 2nd Ave. in the E. Vill. and it was consistently excellent. Been to the Third Ave. location a few times. Prices were higher than ever but it was pretty much as good as I remember from 2nd Ave. Can't compare to Katz's as haven't been there in years and years. Would love anything even remotely close to either of those up here but not likely Ben's will be that place.
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re: 51rich
I have no problem with Epsteins (Hartsdale),but a little variety never hurts. The Wegman's suggestion is of a whole other order however -- I would LOVE that. It would probably leave me having to visit at least one market a day each week, though, with all the interesting options available.
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re: wincountrygirl
An amazing deli/food shop out of Ann Arbor, MI. www.zingermans.com. check it out!!
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It must be the Ben's from LI. I just looked at the Town of Greenburgh website and it said:
"They have a reputation for fresh food, freshly prepared and courteously served in a clean, well maintained restaurant faithfully observing the kosher dietary laws."
And that is taken directly from Ben's website.
I grew up going to the original Ben's in Baldwin Harbor and still (very) occasionally go to the one in the city. It's good, not great, but it will still be nice to have it closeby.
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re: wineconsul
Closed. Walked by and it was dark. all the chairs are up on the tables and a sign in the door just says closed. Nothing else. I heard rumors they were moving back to Mt. Kisco but I would think if that was the case they would have mentioned that on the sign. Bye bye brisket for lunch!
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re: weedy
I actually meant to say Katz's!! I will say that the new 2nd ave deli & bens are similar. Ben's does have a more positive energy but that is just because of the death & closing of the original proprietor & the location maybe. HOWEVER Katz's pastrami is by far superior to anything around!!
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