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Top Things to do in Woodbury
- 1. Walt Whitman Birthplace
- 2. Sagamore Hill National Historic Site
- 3. White Post Farms
- 4. Yoga Oasis
- 5. The Adventure Park at Long Island
- 6. Cold Spring Harbor Fish Hatchery & Aquarium
- 7. Old Bethpage Village Restoration
- 8. Caumsett State Park
- 9. American Airpower Museum
- 10. NYCB Theatre at Westbury
New York, United States Food Guide: 3 Deli food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Woodbury
Best Deli restaurants nearby. Discover the best Deli food in Woodbury. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Deli restaurants near you. including Ben's Kosher Gourmet Dellcatessen, Village Hero, Bagel Boss Hicksville
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1. Ben's Kosher Gourmet Dellcatessen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 132 reviews
Reviewed By maries939
The pastrami and corned beef sandwiches are over stuffed, the matzoh ball soup is good too. Pair sour pickles, cole slaw and Dr. Browns creme soda and this city born girl is in heaven. Really enjoy this meal once In a while...of course I take home half of what I order. Left overs are good too!
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2. Village Hero
Overall Ratings
4 based on 84 reviews
Reviewed By XxTiperxX
1st time here. Ordered a large Turkey hero. My complaint was it was too big. Lol. I took half home. Large selection of bottle drinks and beer. Also homemade lemonade. Wife ordered chicken cutlet hero says it was good. Large seating capacity and clean. Would definitely come again. Just wish they were open past 7pm on weekdays since I get out of work to later to pick something up for dinner.
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3. Bagel Boss Hicksville
Overall Ratings
4 based on 134 reviews
Reviewed By buchaish
First and foremost (if you have a short attention span): as a summary: this is a good place, good food, good variety, and open 24 hours and kosher- so go!! It's busy and raucous and crowded and noisy on a Sunday morning.Basically, the food is good and therefore, I recommend that you go: especially if you like kosher Jewish food.The breadth and display of the various food for purchase is quite extensive and numbing and somewhat confusing to me: where to order, where to collect the food, where and how to pay, do I pick it up from you or do you bring it to my table smushed in the back there?They have multicolored green and blue and orange and yellow bagels (see my photo)- what could be healthier than that? Isn't is said that eating a variety of colors of vegetables is healthy? Thee is at least one or two food counters and then the bakery separate section and then stuff on counters or corners all over the place. The bakery stuff looks incredibly rich: both in price and in calories.One can grab a table in the narrow congested space in the back, where one can squeeze in and then be distracted by watching the various news blather programs on the big and loud video screen: otherwise, you will need to stare into space, or worse relate to and speak to the person that is with you.It is worthwhile and recommended to go- it's better and more varied and better quality than similar places that I've visited in other locations, and what can be better: it's open 24 hours!! That's the best..
