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Daily Discussion Los Angeles Daily Discussion - Tuesday, Oct 13

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u/thyperson69 North Hollywood 1d ago

Tried Langer's Deli.....it was ok

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u/crushing-crushed 17h ago

Did you get the #19?

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u/thyperson69 North Hollywood 11h ago

I did

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u/crushing-crushed 8h ago

What pastrami sandwich in LA do you think is better?

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u/thyperson69 North Hollywood 5h ago

It's been so long I don't even remember. I just know that this one was not the ticket. Giamala's is good though.

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u/appleavocado Santa Clarita 20h ago

For my valley homies, shout out Brent's

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u/dherps Orange County 17h ago

nothing beats spending $40 on lunch in the armpit of northridge

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u/Sea_Worry5018 23h ago

Not worth the surrounding chaos near meth-arthur park

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u/veganicecreamislife 11h ago

Methany and Metthew are just trying to have a good time!!!

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u/thyperson69 North Hollywood 23h ago

There's is that, but it was just not even close to as good as the price point would suggest. The pastrami french dip my gf got was better. It sucks too because I've been craving a good pastrami lately too. Pretty dissapointing really and no sides unless ala carte???? Wtf man.

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u/PiscesStudio 23h ago

I've only been once and it was a few years ago but I agree with you. I was sort of shocked at the price points and the food was pretty meh to me. The staircase to get to the bathrooms was also kind of creepy.

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u/Sea_Worry5018 23h ago

Personally I think Phillipe is better

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u/thyperson69 North Hollywood 23h ago

I heard some rumors it was good, those rumors were wrong in my opinion. Maybe I'll try phillipe next time I save up 100 bucks for lunch.

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u/calibound2020 14h ago

Phillips is drastically cheaper AND tastier!!

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u/Sea_Worry5018 23h ago

You can get a good lunch for 20-30 bucks there dont worry

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u/thyperson69 North Hollywood 23h ago

Just playing with how expensive doing anything is.