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Rubin's

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The last kosher Jewish delicatessen in the Boston area is award winning and serves a hand-cut pastrami sandwich any New Yorker can respect. There are kasha varnishkes (buckwheat with bow-tie noodles), hot brisket, and many other high-cholesterol classics, but, of course, no real cream for your coffee or dairy desserts.

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  • Credit cards accepted.
  • Closed Sat. No dinner Fri.
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    One of few true kosher places in Boston

    It's not as good as the great New York delis, but it's respectably decent, and the only old-fashioned truly kosher deli locally. Food could be better and it's expensive for what it is, but if you must stay kosher, this is your one option.

    by bachslunch, 12/2/08

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