by Philippe 
Perched at the vibrant intersection of Huron Street and Manhattan Avenue, Cachaco The International Deli turns the purveying of food into a celebration of repartee and community.
It starts with the display case of Colombian breads, savory arepas, crispy buñuelos and unfried almojábanas, just inside the door. Farther into the deli, two rows of…
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“Tabatabaie wears a Yankees cap, and Ghaffarian a Mets cap; when they face each other behind the counter, the city looks happy” and
“ ‘You could make your own sandwich here,’ called a voice from behind the counter. ‘We trust you.’ ” and
” ‘I’d get to Greenpoint and I’d be like, “It smells terrible. I’m almost next to Grandma’s house,” ‘ he said.”
This is a really fun article and makes we want to visit this shop (I’m a long-distance reader). Well done.
These guys are awesome. Favorite deli spot in years.
They keep everything fresh by necessity because the food panty is so small and everyone there is really cool to talk to.
10/10 will keep going there.