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9th South Delicatessen

Went to lunch with my pal Sidney yesterday.  We both enjoy trying out new places, so we decided to try a new one we've been hearing about, the 9th South Delicatessen.  The owner is my former Bishop from the Monument Park Ward.  Apparently it's been a dream of his for some time to open a New York-style deli, and he was finally able to make it happen.  And I have to say, we really enjoyed it.  I had the Reuben, and seriously, it's the best Reuben I've ever had.  The corned beef was super lean, and it was just fabulous.  It also came with a pickle and a super yummy red potato salad.  Sid had the Pastrami, and from what I could tell, loved it.  Bishop Harmsen was there, and was kind enough to take time and visit with us.  Sister Harmsen also arrived as we were leaving, so we got to say hi to her as well.  So kudos to Bishop Harmsen and his new deli.  I will definitely be back.

P.S. Check out the great review they got in The City Weekly:
http://www.cityweekly.net/utah/article-14109-i-agree-the-ruben-is-awesome-though-skimpy-i-want.html

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