The place feels like a movie set: the décor is strictly 1950's, with gaudy walls and cafeteria-style furnishings. Yet this is one of Montreal's landmark delis, attracting both stars and tourists. The waiters, efficient and wisecracking, are deliverers of food and little else. Specialty of the house is the "Big Ben Sandwich," which is two slices of rye bread wrapped around a ponderous mound of smoked meat. The restaurant is fully licensed with beer, wine and cocktails served.