We went to Isaly's main location on Boulevard of the Allies pretty often when I was a kid. The thing I remember most was their "skyscraper" ice cream cones
.
.
OT: Pittsburgh Deli
- Thread starter TFBaum
- Start date
They weren't just in Pittsburgh, they where everywhere in Western PA, I know they had one in New Castle.We went to Isaly's main location on Boulevard of the Allies pretty often when I was a kid. The thing I remember most was their "skyscraper" ice cream cones
.
The one in New Wilmington, PA became Jimmy’s several years ago. Essentially the same place though.
This is what I most remember, too!We went to Isaly's main location on Boulevard of the Allies pretty often when I was a kid. The thing I remember most was their "skyscraper" ice cream cones
.
You have had/seen Christmas or Easter Hams, right??? Does the ham above look anything like that in shape or form? This is some kind of chopped ham then pressed together to make a lunch meat.
This is true.
Islay's had 'chipped ham'. God I loved frying that up after school and making myself a sandwich was i was like 10. In Birmingham, AL there were so many steel mill transplants there that the local grocery store had chipped ham too from all the request.
I’m going to be honest /
As someone who has plenty of -ski on half my family -
I’ve never heard of polish ham before in my life
Some of the best ham I ever had was in Warsaw. BTW highly recommend it as a vacation city and Krakow is really great
Do your self a favor and go to Fazio's in Arnold and get a pound of Polish Ham. Its as good as it gets
YES! And that is where exactly I am talking about. Their Polish ham, sliced really thin, almost shaved is so effing good. From my childhood until now. Thank you. That is exactly who I was thinking about when I posted my comment.
They were $.025. Too.We went to Isaly's main location on Boulevard of the Allies pretty often when I was a kid. The thing I remember most was their "skyscraper" ice cream cones
.
Similar threads
