Schmaltz Deli
A few years ago my husband and my late father-in-law were heading out to the west burbs to look at an old jeep and my father-in-law had seen Schmaltz Deli featured on television and suggested to my husband that they stop there for a sandwich.
On the website, they call themselves the "only classic Jewish deli west of Chicago." They are located in Naperville. They have a large menu of sandwiches featuring corned beef, pastrami, turkey, brisket, beef, salami, fish and more. And there's even a monster sandwich: the Quadruple Decker - four layers of corned beef, pastrami, grilled salami steak, Schmacon, creamy slaw, Swiss cheese and Russian dressing on five slices of Jewish rye bread for $30.
They also have Matzo Ball Soup, knishes, latkes and bagels (and a breakfast menu of breakfast sandwiches made with their bagels.
Sandwiches come two ways - overstuffed and half-stuffed. The photo below is a half-stuffed. Hubby and I split it for lunch. It's the #20 Old New Yorker sandwich, with corned beef or pastrami on seeded Jewish rye with Russian dressing and Schmaltz's creamy cole slaw.
If you're in the Naperville area and have a hankering for a sandwich from a good, traditional, classic Jewish deli, make a detour to Schmaltz. You definitely won't be disappointed. For more info, visit Schmaltzdeli.com.
On the website, they call themselves the "only classic Jewish deli west of Chicago." They are located in Naperville. They have a large menu of sandwiches featuring corned beef, pastrami, turkey, brisket, beef, salami, fish and more. And there's even a monster sandwich: the Quadruple Decker - four layers of corned beef, pastrami, grilled salami steak, Schmacon, creamy slaw, Swiss cheese and Russian dressing on five slices of Jewish rye bread for $30.
They also have Matzo Ball Soup, knishes, latkes and bagels (and a breakfast menu of breakfast sandwiches made with their bagels.
Sandwiches come two ways - overstuffed and half-stuffed. The photo below is a half-stuffed. Hubby and I split it for lunch. It's the #20 Old New Yorker sandwich, with corned beef or pastrami on seeded Jewish rye with Russian dressing and Schmaltz's creamy cole slaw.
If you're in the Naperville area and have a hankering for a sandwich from a good, traditional, classic Jewish deli, make a detour to Schmaltz. You definitely won't be disappointed. For more info, visit Schmaltzdeli.com.
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