December
14
4 out of 5 stars
Jason’s has a selection of 8-10 soups each day, plus head-sized baked potatoes, a salad bar and then a large amount of sandwiches to choose from, including a healthy menu that doesn’t sound like rabbit food. I’ve had an amazing portabello mushroom sandwich with a side of fruit and salad, and also a meatball “po’boy” with chips on two different visits.
While it can get crowded and hectic at the tiny tables, it’s worth it for the choices to satisfy everyone.
Jason’s Deli
8421 Brier Creek Pkwy #101
Raleigh, NC 27617
(919) 572-9996
October
12
3 out of 5 stars
Closest thing to a Jewish deli I’ve seen since I’ve been here in Raleigh. Good sandwiches, also serve breakfasts and delectable selection of desserts. They even have chopped liver, knishes, “properly steamed pastrami” according to chowhounders, as well as rugelach, smoked fish and matzoh ball soup. What’s missing? A cranky attitude, which surprisingly I sometimes miss. In boca you could always witness the retirees and waitstaff yelling at each other over something. Anyhow, I’d like to stop back here with my long island-born hubby.
From NY With Love
10511 Shadowlawn Drive
Raleigh, NC 27614
(919) 847-4484
February
27
3 out of 5 stars
This is a good place for when you need a quick bagel fix and the squishy soft bagels at Bruegger’s won’t do. It’s disorganized, the ladies who work there always seem confused, the coffee sucks, but they have the closest thing to a NY bagel you’ll find in the area, and you can get the tasty lox bagel. Alternately you could stop by for some of their new york cookies or pastries. On weekends here there is a line and you may or may not find a seat to sit and eat your bagel.
New York Bagels & Deli
7909 Falls Of Neuse Rd
Raleigh, NC 27615
(919) 848-1310
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