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Benny's -- Fair Lawn

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ELA

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Anyone familiar with this place? A great luncheonette -- excellent pastrami sandwiches, breakfast sandwiches, and the owner's father used to make incredible babkas. A real "joint" if you know what I mean -- great breakfast spot, good lunch crowd, etc.

So, a few years (maybe 5 or under) ago the place is sold and the new owner keeps the place as Benny's -- and if you knew this place and were buying it, you would keep it as Benny's too. The seller goes to Glen Rock and opens a new place.

Does anyone know the new place -- name and location?

Thank you in advance.

Eric

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OK -- new location in Glen Rock closed down. Old location still there, but from what I've been told, not as good as the original owner/operator. I might just give it a shot -- taylor ham, egg and cheese? Pastrami? LOL. Maybe.

Eric

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You know, I think I was there once about 22 years ago...would have been a taylor and egg for me back then :biggrin:

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I pass it every morning on my way to work - it always has a crowd-- my dentist is a regular...never thought to ask him!

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