feather, no, finfest

[Clark Santos]

There was a large Alfred's in the village about a block and a half east 
of Kirby, which I thought was the original Alfred's. It shut down 
sometime after West University completely Yuppified. Hell I was an 
Austin boy who thought Delis were only on TV and in New York.  After 
finding one in San Antonio and Alfred's in Houston, I knew Texas had a 
lot of class. Probably had my first Lox and cream cheese bagel at the 
San Antonio Deli

EL PATRON

On Apr 6, 2005, at 9:29 PM, Doug Tabony wrote:

  Alfred's was at Stella Link and a block off 610, 1 1/2 blocks from my 
brother's house - he's a converted Orthodox Jew.  The Medical Center 
and Rice (which I attended '69 - '71) is close to the old Alfred's in 
Houston terms, but certainly not walking distance.
  Doug

  Wayne Johnson wrote:
I live right in the middle of Houston Texas, very near the Texas Medical

Center and Rice.
It takes about 1 hour to go straight down to Freeport or Galveston.
Clark's house is about a 15" drive from my house.
Connie


Did you live in that area when Alfred's was there?  I still remember the
wonderful odors and the great soup.

wgJ


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