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A man carves pastrami at Katz's Delicatessen in New York, Thursday, May 11, 2017. The famed New York City restaurant that made a name for itself during World War II with the slogan "send a salami to your boy in the Army," is launching an expanded global delivery business that will allow people to ship its cured meats around the world. (AP Photo/Seth Wenig)
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This popular Greenwich Village vegan eatery has earned the No. 97 spot on The Daily Meal's list of the America's 101 best casual restaurants. More on by CHLOE here.
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Super Duper Weenie in Fairfield, Connecticut, serves up some of the best hot dogs around, according to their faithful customers. More on Super Duper Weenie here.
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This "Greenwich Village institution" has earned the No. 93 spot on The Daily Meal's list of the America's 101 best casual restaurants. More on by CHLOE here.
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Hill Country Barbecue Market serves up barbecue classics cafeteria-style in downtown Manhattan. More on by Hill Country here.
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If you haven't been to the original Coney Island Nathan's, you should add it to your list. The Brooklyn icon has landed the No. 91 spot on The Daily Meal's list. More on by Nathan's here.
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Crif Dogs in the East Village serves up late-night hot dogs with a bunch of creative toppings. More on by Crif Dogshere.
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This New York City chain offers no-frills hot dogs in a casual setting all night long. More on Gray's Papayahere.
Heading to this East Village eatery? Make sure to order the pierogi. More on Veselkahere.
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Zuppardi's is one of the many popular New Haven, Connecticut, pizzerias. Like their neighbor Frank Pepe, Zuppardi's is known for their clam pie. More on Zuppardi'shere.
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This Harlem landmark is world famous for its Southern comfort food.
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Walter's in Mamaroneck hasn't changed their hot dog recipe since it first opened in 1928, according to The Daily Meal. More on Walter's here.
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Brooklyn smokehouse Fette Sau has landed the No. 59 spot on The Daily Mail's list. The Daily Meal calls it "some of the country's most creative barbecue." More on Fette Sau here.
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The Daily Meal describes Paulie Gee's in Brooklyn as a "pizza lover's haven." The popular eatery has about 19 pies to choose from, according to the ranking. More on Paulie Gee's here.
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This legendary sub shop is a true Atlantic City staple. It's also a favorite among celebrities. Don't believe us? Just take a look at their impressive wall of fame. More on White House Sub Shop here.
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Ted's in Meriden, Connecticut, is home to the legendary steamed cheeseburger. More on Ted's here.
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Another famous New Haven, Connecticut, pizzeria has landed on The Daily Meal's list of America's best casual restaurants. More on Sally's Apizza here.
Popular Nolita eatery, Rubirosa, is known for its twist on Italian classics. The most popular menu item? The vodka pie. More on Rubirosa here.
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Papa's Tomato Pies in Robbinsville, New Jersey, has been serving up pizza and Italian classics since 1912. More on Papa's Tomato Pies here.
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The Daily Meal says this East Village pizzeria offers a "handful of spirited pies." More on Motorino here.
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The Tick Tock Diner in Clifton has been described by The Daily Meal as a "quintessential New Jersey hangout, with a menu about as long as War & Peace." More on the Tick Tock Diner here.
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Nolita landmark Lombardi's, which opened in 1905, in known as the first pizzeria in the United States. More on Lombardi's here.
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As the story goes, Louis' Lunch in New Haven, Connecticut, is the birthplace of the hamburger. The family run business has been serving up lunch since 1895. More on Louis' Lunch here.
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The Daily Meal describes White Manna in Hackensack as a "North Jersey legend." The White Castle style burgers are served up in a tiny counter.
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The pizzeria was one of the oldest and most loved in Brooklyn. More on Totonno's here.
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PJ Clarke's on Third Avenue was established in 1884 and their pub-style burgers have been popular ever since. More on PJ Clarke's here.
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J.G. Melon is known as an Upper East Side burger institution. The Daily Meal describes the popular eatery's burger as "simple and classic." More on J.G. Melon here.
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Patsy's in Carnegie Hall "was reportedly one of Sinatra's and DiMaggio’s favorite joints," according to The Daily Meal. More on Patsy's here.
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Grimaldi's has been described by The Daily Meal as one of Brooklyn's "most storied pizzerias." More on Grimaldi's here
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Di Fara's in Brooklyn serves up both New York- and Sicilian-style pizza. To get your hands on a slice, you'll have to brave a long line and shell out $5 for it. More on Di Fara's here.
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The Daily Meal says there's a reason John's of Bleecker has become so popular among tourists. The delicious pizza has been cooked the same way since 1929. More on John's of Bleecker here.
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This old-school Manhattan deli serves up classic Jewish fare and has been doing so since 1954.
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This popular Brooklyn pizzeria has landed the No. 6 spot on The Daily Meal's list. The Daily Meal hails it as "one of the city's best restaurants." More on Roberta's here.
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The only thing that should surprise you about iconic New Haven pizzeria Frank Pepe landing on this list is that it didn't come in at No. 1. More on Frank Pepe here.
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Katz’s Deli is a New York institution, so it should come as no surprise that it has been named the best casual restaurant in all of America. The Daily Meal describes the deli's corned beef and pastrami as "legendary." More on Katz's here.
Fenton was prescribed alcohol by a doctor for a benign tumor in 1943. She took heed, drinking Miller High Life and Johnnie Walker Blue Label daily for decades. When interviewed on her 110th birthday, Fenton credited the routine for her longevity.
Although old age forced her to quit drinking, friends say Fenton remained mentally sharp. Fenton always reminded those close to her of the importance of having God in their lives.
She's not the only one to credit alcohol for longevity. Florence Bearse, a 100-year-old woman who recently celebrated her birthday in Maine, says her secret is wine.
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Young boys and homeless men on the East River waterfront south of the Brooklyn Bridge in the early 1960s. The location is currently the site of the South Street Seaport's Pier 16-17.
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A mother and her son stand on the north side of East Fourth Street, just east of Second Avenue, in the late 1960s.
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An ice vendor in a sombrero on the Lower East Side in the 1960s.
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The intersection of Delancey and Orchard streets in the late 1960s.
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Vendors and shoppers in front of 210 Canal St. in the early 1980s.
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"Mr. Purple" at the Eldridge Street Garden on Eldridge Street in 1980.
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Street artists in 1980.
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The Alamo cube on Astor Place, near Cooper Square, in the early 1980s.
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An accordion player and his audience in Washington Square Park in the 1970s.
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A mural at 500 Broome St. in the mid-1980s.
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Women on the steps of 263 E. 10th St. in the mid-1980s.
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Payphones at 36 St. Mark's Pl. in the early 1980s.
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A woman walks by 26 E. First St. in 1991.
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A man gives a haircut at Paul McGregoir Haircutters at 15 St. Mark's Pl. in 1970. The shag haircut was invented at the location, which was also the inspiration for the film "Shampoo."
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The facade of the old Penn Station in 1963. The station was undergoing demolition at the time.
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The Bread and Puppet Theater Parade on Bleecker Street in 1980.
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Orchard Street, just north of Delancey Street, in the 1970s.
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Norman Mailer campaigning for mayor in 1969.
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The skyline of Midtown as photographed from First Avenue at Fourth Street.
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A man roasts meat on a sidewalk spit.
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Lincoln Swados, the brother of writer Elizabeth Swados, in front of 99 E. Fourth St. in the early 1980s.
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A Latino church procession marching south on Second Avenue in the 1970s.
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Hare Krishnas dancing on Second Avenue in 1969.
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The filming of "The Godfather" on East Sixth Street, between avenues A and B, in 1971.
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The St. Mark's Theater in 1980. It was showing the Martin Scorsese film "Taxi Driver."
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A woman with a parrot in the early 1980s.
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Men riding a bus in the late 1970s.
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What's believed to be the Feast of San Genero in the 1970s.
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A man reading a newspaper on a couch on Second Avenue, between 3rd and 4th streets, in the late 1970s.
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People on the corner of West Broadway and Broome Street in the mid-1980s.
