John's Deli has just recently reached my radar of places to go. A life-long Bensonhurst resident just recommended John's to me, and now with your rec...it’s official. I gotta go. Today. Do you recommend anything else there? (2 replies, last updated by josh L. May 28, 2002)

John's is near the intersection of Stillwell and 86th, 2033 Stillwell Ave, I believe. They are supposed to be noted for roast beef/fresh mozzarella sandwich and we were thinking of giving it a try late in the afternoon. Link: http (3 replies, last updated by GeorgeF August 26, 2004)

Sorry to say but the pizza has me thinking that Singa is hindu for Papa Johns.....bleah (1 reply, last updated by Freddie Minton March 13, 2006)

Was wondering about restaurants made famous (or more famous) by a movie or movies in which they were featured. Example, Katz’s Deli - When Harry Met Sally. Can anyone let me in on some really obscure, or even not so obscure... (9 replies, last updated by mr_fro2000 May 26, 2005)

I’ve looked for Famous Brisket House (the much discussed place on Court Street In Carroll Gardens that does Jewish Deli Sandwiches and falafal, and that may or may not be related to the sublime David’s Brisket House... (6 replies, last updated by Jill August 29, 2000)

I saw a smallish John's deli stand on the boardwalk. Anybody tried it, is it as good as the main location? There is also a Peruvian chicken place on the boardwalk, and wondered if it was any good? Thanks for any tips. (0 replies, last updated by Geo8rge July 22, 2009)

Let’s name the 5 most famous tourist traps in Manhattan. 1. Tavern on the Green 2. Puglia (Little Italy) 3. Sylvias (Harlem) 4. Old Homestead 5. Hard Rock Cafe (48 replies, last updated by Guy January 22, 2003)

Go to Second Ave Deli or Katz’s for a Pastrami. Sammy’s is serving up some horrible food at very expensive prices. (11 replies, last updated by dan January 13, 2004)

there’s a Papa John's now open at 40-18 Greenpoint Ave [ie., about 2 blocks from the 41st Street 7 train stop,go south and west 1 block]. What’s the reputation of Papa John's amongst the cognoscenti? Just a very rushed... (11 replies, last updated by micheal October 9, 2009)

‘tourist traps’: There’s a difference between a place being popular with tourists, and a ‘tourist trap’. John's and Grimaldi’s have long lines because they’re world famous for having... (28 replies, last updated by kathryn December 4, 2007)

I found the crust at Johns to be dry and flavorless. For the life of me I’ve never understood why this place gets any praise. I consider it to be in the Carnegie Deli category. All hype, no substance. Strictly for the... (13 replies, last updated by Drew E July 22, 2006)

Oh god I feel as bad as I did on the day when John Lennon died. A world without Julia is a sadder one indeed. R.I.P. (3 replies, last updated by The Chowhound Team August 13, 2004)

I was wondering if anyone could help me find this old favorite of mine in Manhattan that I used to get on Ice Cream Trucks when I was little.... The Popsicle Brand Ice Cream Company makes "Famous Face Bars" which are basically... (1 reply, last updated by Judyluvs April 23, 2008)

that Dad wasn’t willing to pay more than $50-80 for a Broadway show, sigh). Mom wants to go somewhere "famous," not like the “cute, small places we went last night.” If by cute and small, I guess she means Prune,... (51 replies, last updated by designerboy01 July 11, 2008)

How crazy does carnegi deli get on a Sunday. Whats good to eat there? Any vegetarian options? There are some tourists in the group who want to go there. (6 replies, last updated by smrtalec33 January 16, 2004)