The Carnegie Deli was revered by pastrami aficionados for decades. Here's how the restaurant became so beloved and how it all came apart.

A New York City landmark is shutting down on Friday. Carnegie Deli — a restaurant that's operated in Manhattan since 1937 — will serve its last sandwich on Dec. 30. Marian Harper Levine, the ...

Carnegie Deli, an iconic New York City restaurant known for its hefty pastrami and corned beef sandwiches, plans to close its door permanently at the end of this year. The owner of the famed ...

The Carnegie Deli, a New York institution since 1937, will soon serve its last “Woody Allen.” The iconic home to gigantic Jewish-style sandwiches — like the 4-inch-high, pastrami-and-corned ...

A New York City landmark is shutting down on Friday. Carnegie Deli — a restaurant that's operated in Manhattan since 1937 — will serve its last sandwich on Dec. 30.

The Carnegie Deli in New York — an eccentric symbol of the city's capacity for everyman culinary appeal — will close at the end of 2016. As New ... The Midtown Manhattan restaurant, ...

Even from the street, the Carnegie Deli looks like a New York institution. There’s the sign — that famously florid, curlicue “Carnegie” — and the line of people that often stretches down ...

Carnegie Deli won't be back in its old uptown haunt, however. The weeklong pop-up will take place in a replica restaurant in SoHo, at 201 Lafayette Street and the corner of Kenmare.

Carnegie Deli New York (845 7th Avenue) will close on December 31, 2016." [ Editor's note at 4 p.m. ET on Dec. 29: We've heard from the restaurant's public relations firm that the deli's going to ...

UPDATE: On Friday, New York City restaurateur Sammy Musovic, who owns Mexican eatery Selena Rosa, offered the Harpers $10 million to buy Carnegie Deli and stop it from closing.

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