We came here the morning after New Years because they were dedicated to being open while all the other restaurants in the shopping center were closed. We were happy to find someone open because we were starving!
I should have really tried their bagels because that is what they are known for but I was hungry for something salty and sweet. I decided to go with their Monte Cristo sandwich to fill that craving. It was a huge sandwich it could have been easily shared by two. I could barely eat half of it. The meat was good quality but I was hoping that the raspberry jam would already be in the sandwich. Things got a bit messy when I tried to put it on myself. If you have had a Monte Cristo at Memphis Barbecue I would consider that a better sandwich . Levy's version was still good but I think the difference was with the jam. The one at Memphis's had more zing to it.
When we were leaving they had a nice display of breads that was hard to pass up. We left with the Challah bread pronounced holla...if I remember correctly. It was too bad that I missed the 1/2 off table near the door before I bought the loaf. The Challah looked very pretty and golden but the taste didn't blow me away because it wasn't as soft as I thought it would be. I'd like to try some of their bagels in the future.