NEW YORK – It's the end of an era in midtown Manhattan. The Carnegie Deli closes its doors for good on Saturday after nearly 80 years in business. A line formed before the store opened on Tuesday.
The classic Jewish deli opened in 1937. It is well known for its massive sandwiches particularly the pastrami sandwich.
The owner of the deli has said the long hours involved in running a deli had taken their toll.
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