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Smoked meat the food that made Montreal deli famous. Made from a special recipe for aging, spicing and smoking meat that Eastern European immigrants brought with them at the turn of the 20th century, the Montreal delicatessens that have been serving this tasty treat, as well as other specialties, are legendary. Benita BakerWhy it's worth the drive: Opened in 1928, Schwartz's bills itself as "the oldest deli in Canada." Its famous smoked meat, made from the original recipe of herbs and spices brought over from Romania by founder Reuben Schwartz, is smoked daily and contains no preservatives. It's so good that there is a perpetual lineup on the sidewalk outside the entrance waiting to get in, regardless of the weather or the time of day. Once inside the jam packed restaurant, expect to be seated next to a stranger at one of the several long, narrow tables. It is just too small and too busy in this Montreal landmark to have a table to yourself. There are other items on the menu steak, chicken, liver, smoked turkey but if you don't have the smoked meat, you are not taking a bite of history.Where: 3895 Saint Laurent Blvd.How to get there: Exit Highway 40 at Boul. St Laurent. Head south on Boul. St Laurent. Turn left on Rue de Castelnau West., left onto Rue Clark, left on Rue Cuthbert and left again on Boul. St Laurent.Cost: A smoked meat sandwich is $6.15. Mustard is a must, as the hand lettered sign on the wall declares. Top it off with a cherry coke, made the old fashioned way with syrup added to seltzer water. The only place to sit is at the lunch counter on the nine wooden stools that are warped from the thousands of bodies that have sat on them. There are no tables, no dishes,replica van cleef turquoise alhambra necklace, no cutlery. Sandwiches are served on a napkin.Founder Moe's widow, 92 year old Ruth, continues to preside over the restaurant. A favourite haunt of Montrealer Mordecai Richler, who immortalized Wilensky's in his novel The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz. Scenes from the film version of the book were shot inside the restaurant.Where: 34 Fairmount Ave. West (corner of Clark)How to get there: Follow Highway 15 (Autoroute Dcarie) south. Exit at Rue Jean Talon/Ave. Van Horne (Exit 69). Follow Jean Talon until Ave. du Park. Turn right. Turn left on Fairmount.Cost: A Wilensky Special is $3.90. Seventy years later, Hyman is still there to greet you at the door. Breakfast is king here. Besides eggs, pancakes and French toast made from challah bread, there are 12 different kinds of omelets, including the famous hot dog, salami, green pepper and onion Mish Mash. Smoothies,van cleef and arpel imitation necklace, available in flavours like blueberry and apple pie, are delicious and big enough to share.With its padded booths, stainless steel back wall and lunch counter overlooking the short order cooks, there is a distinctly 1950s diner feel to the restaurant. The Beauty's logo, the posters on the wall and the black and white postcards at the cash of a very young Hymie and Freda, add to the nostalgia.Where: 93 Ave. du Mont Royal West (corner St. Urbain)How to get there: Exit Highway 40 at Boul. St Laurent. Follow Boul. St Laurent until Boul. Jean Talon. Turn right,replica van cleef arpel necklace, then left on Rue Clark and left again on Ave. du Mont Royal.Cost: Omelets are $12; French toast is $7; Smoothies are $6Why it's worth the drive: The smoked meat at this family owned deli, which has been around since 1951, is made from a distinctly different secret old country recipe. There is an ongoing debate among Montreal's stanch smoked meat aficionados as to whose is better Lester's or Schwartz's. Try it yourself and weigh in on the question. Because this delicacy is best served warm, Lester's takeout smoked meat is available in reheatable vacuum sealed packages.The deli counter, stacked with mustards,van cleef & arpels imitation necklace, spices, pickle jars, rye breads and plates waiting to be served, runs the full length of the cluttered and homey restaurant, with a giant menu taking up the entire back wall. If you don't bump into someone you know when you walk in here, you will certainly leave having made friends with the genial staff or the people sitting beside you.
Smoked meat the food that made Montreal deli famous. Made from a special recipe for aging, spicing and smoking meat that Eastern European immigrants brought with them at the turn of the 20th century, the Montreal delicatessens that have been serving this tasty treat, as well as other specialties, are legendary. Benita BakerWhy it's worth the drive: Opened in 1928, Schwartz's bills itself as "the oldest deli in Canada." Its famous smoked meat, made from the original recipe of herbs and spices brought over from Romania by founder Reuben Schwartz, is smoked daily and contains no preservatives. It's so good that there is a perpetual lineup on the sidewalk outside the entrance waiting to get in, regardless of the weather or the time of day. Once inside the jam packed restaurant, expect to be seated next to a stranger at one of the several long, narrow tables. It is just too small and too busy in this Montreal landmark to have a table to yourself. There are other items on the menu steak, chicken, liver, smoked turkey but if you don't have the smoked meat, you are not taking a bite of history.Where: 3895 Saint Laurent Blvd.How to get there: Exit Highway 40 at Boul. St Laurent. Head south on Boul. St Laurent. Turn left on Rue de Castelnau West., left onto Rue Clark, left on Rue Cuthbert and left again on Boul. St Laurent.Cost: A smoked meat sandwich is $6.15. Mustard is a must, as the hand lettered sign on the wall declares. Top it off with a cherry coke, made the old fashioned way with syrup added to seltzer water. The only place to sit is at the lunch counter on the nine wooden stools that are warped from the thousands of bodies that have sat on them. There are no tables, no dishes,replica van cleef turquoise alhambra necklace, no cutlery. Sandwiches are served on a napkin.Founder Moe's widow, 92 year old Ruth, continues to preside over the restaurant. A favourite haunt of Montrealer Mordecai Richler, who immortalized Wilensky's in his novel The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz. Scenes from the film version of the book were shot inside the restaurant.Where: 34 Fairmount Ave. West (corner of Clark)How to get there: Follow Highway 15 (Autoroute Dcarie) south. Exit at Rue Jean Talon/Ave. Van Horne (Exit 69). Follow Jean Talon until Ave. du Park. Turn right. Turn left on Fairmount.Cost: A Wilensky Special is $3.90. Seventy years later, Hyman is still there to greet you at the door. Breakfast is king here. Besides eggs, pancakes and French toast made from challah bread, there are 12 different kinds of omelets, including the famous hot dog, salami, green pepper and onion Mish Mash. Smoothies,van cleef and arpel imitation necklace, available in flavours like blueberry and apple pie, are delicious and big enough to share.With its padded booths, stainless steel back wall and lunch counter overlooking the short order cooks, there is a distinctly 1950s diner feel to the restaurant. The Beauty's logo, the posters on the wall and the black and white postcards at the cash of a very young Hymie and Freda, add to the nostalgia.Where: 93 Ave. du Mont Royal West (corner St. Urbain)How to get there: Exit Highway 40 at Boul. St Laurent. Follow Boul. St Laurent until Boul. Jean Talon. Turn right,replica van cleef arpel necklace, then left on Rue Clark and left again on Ave. du Mont Royal.Cost: Omelets are $12; French toast is $7; Smoothies are $6Why it's worth the drive: The smoked meat at this family owned deli, which has been around since 1951, is made from a distinctly different secret old country recipe. There is an ongoing debate among Montreal's stanch smoked meat aficionados as to whose is better Lester's or Schwartz's. Try it yourself and weigh in on the question. Because this delicacy is best served warm, Lester's takeout smoked meat is available in reheatable vacuum sealed packages.The deli counter, stacked with mustards,van cleef & arpels imitation necklace, spices, pickle jars, rye breads and plates waiting to be served, runs the full length of the cluttered and homey restaurant, with a giant menu taking up the entire back wall. If you don't bump into someone you know when you walk in here, you will certainly leave having made friends with the genial staff or the people sitting beside you.
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