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Radin’s Delicatessen
The sass and schmaltz of old-time New York Jewish delis live on in a bright Cherry Hill strip mall under fourth-generation pastrami-slinger Russ Cowan, whose acolytes have followed him into South Jersey from his previous long stop at Famous 4th St. Delicatessen. Quality and quantity coexist in the overstuffed sandwiches of house-made meats (pastrami, corned beef); softball-size matzo balls; portioned-for-two breakfast and lunch platters; and big-as-your-head desserts, all schlepped to the table by waiters who care. It’s the complete experience: lox, stock, and (pickle) barrel.
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