Schwartz's Montreal Smoked meat

[Majoram]

Someone told me once I can find it at Costco and since Montreal is a little too far :D for everytime I get a craving, I went to find it.

I didn't find it?! Can anyone clarify where in Costco it is usually found?
I went to the Costco in Downsview (Near Wilson subway station).

I found Dunn's smoked meat but not Schwartz.

Thanks!

[3weddings]

They mean Dunn's...it's just NOT the same though :(, but an ok replacement.

If you don't want to buy the box, try the sandwich at the snack bar first.

[EM_K19]

Try Pancer's Deli near Wilson and Bathurst for some authentic Jewish style deli. They've been open for very long time now (20-30 years?), and they know what to deliver. The smoke meat is average but the Pastrami is just to die for! If you want Smoked meat, try Wolfie's, which is another traditional deli place in the plaza at Sheppard and Bathurst. Great sandwich and they even got those classic glass bottle coke vending machines.

The other place I like to go to is Katz's near Yorkdale, and those three places are only truly worthy deli places in Toronto from my experience.

[Majoram]

Cool thanks for the suggestions!

Definitely enough places to satisfy my smoked meat cravings :D

[afici0nad0]

had 2 of these sandwiches when i was in montreal over the weekend. fukcing amazing food. extra fatty for me, thank you. it just melts in your mouth.

now i'm on the hunt for a comparable deli here in toronto/gta.

i will try those that have been called out on this thread.

[nornet]

Try Pancer's Deli near Wilson and Bathurst for some authentic Jewish style deli. They've been open for very long time now (20-30 years?), and they know what to deliver. The smoke meat is average but the Pastrami is just to die for! If you want Smoked meat, try Wolfie's, which is another traditional deli place in the plaza at Sheppard and Bathurst. Great sandwich and they even got those classic glass bottle coke vending machines.

The other place I like to go to is Katz's near Yorkdale, and those three places are only truly worthy deli places in Toronto from my experience.

had 2 of these sandwiches when i was in montreal over the weekend. fukcing amazing food. extra fatty for me, thank you. it just melts in your mouth.

now i'm on the hunt for a comparable deli here in toronto/gta.

i will try those that have been called out on this thread.

The 3 mentioned above are all good but if you're in the area stay far away from Markies (Bathurst and Wilson). Worst corned beef I've ever had.