Mr Clegg visited Olive Delicatessen in Whitworth Street, a family-run business near the city centre.
We turned into recluses and had all our food delivered from Greenblatt's Delicatessen on Sunset Boulevard.
Germans gave us frankfurter, hamburger, delicatessen, sauerkraut, noodle, pumpernickel, pretzel, kindergarden, dunk, dumb, loafer, bum, gabfest and slugfest.
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After growing up behind the counter of his dad's delicatessen and smokehouse, Mr. Kahan trained in the restaurants of Erwin Drechsler and Rick Bayless.
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The hybrid Bistro Les Papilles is part wine cellar, part delicatessen.
Put on your walking shoes and start out early on the Upper West Side with a take-out breakfast from Zabar's, an old-world delicatessen that's a NYC institution.
Heading south, up Consort Road towards Peckham Rye, a spanking new delicatessen has taken over the Frog on the Green, once one of Peckham's gloomiest pubs.
These days, he's still in the Wall Street area, but his fledgling company, invisible from the street, is crammed into a few rooms over a delicatessen.
Richard Holmes, who runs a delicatessen in Wakefield, has devised a cheese with a rhubarb ingredient and sold all of his first batch in six days.
This year, she decided, she would buy mince pies from the new delicatessen, the one that sold Polish sausage and French cheese, just to see if anybody noticed the difference.
The group operates from seven manufacturing sites in Scotland and England, producing and supplying an extensive range in cooked meats, ready meals, salmon, poultry products, convenience foods and a variety of delicatessen items.
Sadly those days have gone and all the opening film - Amelie by Jean-Pierre Jeunet, the director of the acclaimed Delicatessen - could muster was Mel from last year's Big Brother and Belle and Sebastian.
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