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Upon walking in you're engulfed by sweet/savory aromas and the quiet din of dozens of conversations.
The line to order is usually 5-15 groups deep, which provides just enough time to scope the menu, listen to other guests, and debate amongst your party what to get.
The menu consists of 7 adjacent 40" televisions floating above the serving line and offers a typical, albeit, varied and delicious selection for a deli. These televisions also scroll through different pictures of popular dishes. If you didn't bring your appetite, that's okay, after a few pictures it will be sure to find you.
The food is incredible. High quality cuts of meat, hefty portions, and an appropriate price. Pictures just can't do it justice.
The serving staff, cashiers, and bussers are exceedingly friendly and very accommodating.
Tips for lunch time:
1. Carpool. Carpool. Carpool. The place is deceivingly large and can hold an impressive number of people.
2. Get a seat/table for your group when you walk in. (Or don't - staff seem try to find you a place or make a place for you - did I mention they were accommodating?)
3. Unless you have a 2 hour nap scheduled after lunch, get a box. You can eat the entire meal in one sitting and be completely satisfied, but don't say I didnt warn you about the impending food coma.
This place is everything and more than what I'm looking for in a place to eat.
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