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- CommentAuthorJhamber
- CommentTimeJul 2nd 2010
Just looked thru most topics-nobody made mention of those great ROAST PORK on GARLIC BREAD sandwiches at Herbies in Loch Sheldrake- they were great!!! Will never forget them -
- CommentAuthorstreigy
- CommentTimeNov 8th 2010
neither will I !!!!!! -
- CommentAuthorglenne125
- CommentTimeMar 22nd 2011
The very BEST roast pork on Garlic Bread was I believe at the Triangle Diner in Liberty, at the foot of the hill that led to Grossinger's, although it was actually in the back of the diner, maybe called Duke's? -
- CommentAuthorcitygirl15
- CommentTimeJun 4th 2011
Lefty's for their onion soup, Canton for decent Chinese, Kaplan's and Schwartz's for great Jewish deli, Fountainlou and Sandel's ice cream parlors and finally, Chow Chow Cup. -
- CommentAuthorCatskillbill
- CommentTimeJul 4th 2011
Don't forget Ruby's Knish's -
- CommentAuthorslerner
- CommentTimeOct 21st 2011
My favorite was Carlos' Pizza Restaurant at the end of town in Monticello- near the movie theater -
- CommentAuthorarthurtanney
- CommentTimeApr 11th 2012
The BEST Roast Pork on garlice bread sandwich was at Pop-Ins on Rt 42 in South Fallsburg. Gerard, the owner, cured and aged his own pork in the basement, and the sandwich was on toastedherro bread, slathered with garlic and holding a good half pound of lean pork. A few packets of duck sauce and a cherry-lime rickey, and you were in heaven, if not neat. I miss it to this day! -
- CommentAuthorarthurtanney
- CommentTimeApr 11th 2012
If you remember RUBY the Knishman, then access the section on this website for Bungalow Life, and find a reminicince of Ruby..... -
- CommentAuthorJhamber
- CommentTimeApr 13th 2012
Arthur Tanney-must say that over the years that I have viewed the Catskill website, I have really enjoyed reading your memory posts-you are a great writer-thank you! -
- CommentAuthorwaafu
- CommentTimeApr 29th 2012
Ahh, yes, Pop-Ins was the place for roast pork on garlic bread. We used to go there every night after the Chalet disco closed.
