COME FOR THE SUB.
STAY FOR THE CONVERSATION.
Deli Meets is a members-only place to talk about good food, meet someone worth knowing, and—if the table feels right—maybe fall in love.
Tear off a ticket to step up to the counter.
GOT A TICKET?
A ticket link walks you straight in. Only got the number? Punch it in below.
NO NUMBER, NO SERVICE — ASK A REGULAR.
REGULARS — Sign in here.
NO TICKET? — Leave your name at the counter and if a spot opens up, somebody will come find you.
WANT ADS & PERSONALS
WANT ADS
COUNTERMAN WANTED—Must slice thin, talk fast, and know a regular by the back of his hat. References from at least one grandmother. Apply in person, mornings.
FOR SALE—Meat slicer, blade true, motor hums in B-flat. Owner retiring to Boca. $40 firm, and I will not be haggled by a man who orders his gabagool thick.
TO LET—Two rooms above a bakery, Bay Ridge. Smells like heaven, priced like highway robbery. Steam heat. No musicians.
HELP WANTED—Somebody to argue about bread with. Tuesdays. Strong opinions required, weak ones corrected free of charge.
PERSONALS
GENTLEMAN, 34, owns his own apron, seeks someone who laughs with the whole face. I make a Sunday gravy that has ended arguments. Serious inquiries only, the meatballs are not a joke. Box 12.
TO THE WOMAN AT THE COUNTER TUESDAY—You took ticket 41, I took 42. I should have said something. If you read this, I still eat there Thursdays. —A Regular
NOTICES
MEMBERS ONLY—The back room takes regulars and their guests. Tickets pass from a member's hand only. No ticket, no sandwich. Regulars sign in here.
WAITING LIST—No ticket? Leave your name at the counter. If a spot opens up, somebody will come find you. The line is the line.
LOST—One appetite, last seen shortly before Tuesday's meatball special. Reward if returned unused.
FOUND—Wedding ring, men's, in the sawdust by the register. Describe the sandwich you ordered and it's yours.