Read “The Mighty Rib” Phoenix restaurant review of Chompie’s at: http://themightyrib.blogspot.com/2010/09/restaurant-review-phoenix.html
Photo from The Mighty Rib
Celebrating the Jewish High Holidays with You Since 1979!
Jewish New Year begins at sundown on Rosh Hashanah 9/8 and ends with the Yom Kippur holiday, the Day of Atonement 9/18. Join us for a delicious traditional Rosh Hashanah Holiday Dinner on Wednesday, September 8th at any of our four locations. Special 4 and 8 person Rosh Hashanah Holiday Dinners are also available for take-out, as are all of Chompie’s holiday bakery and deli favorites, so please place your orders at least 48 hours in advance.
Rosh Hashanah Holiday Dinner Menu
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Rosh Hashanah Holiday Take-Out Menu
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Break the Fast Yom Kippur Pre-Order To-Go & Catering Menu
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Rosh Hashanah Holiday Dinner
Wednesday, September 8th
$29.95 per adult, $14.95 per child
Paradise Valley Mall & Scottsdale:
5-8 pm Reservation Only, 8 pm Open Seating
Tempe & Chandler: 5-7 pm Reservations Accepted
Enjoy the Feast When the Fast Is Over
All Stores will be open on Yom Kippur, Saturday, September 18th. To order platters and more for your feast at home, call Chompie’s catering experts at 480-348-CATR (2287). Visit www.chompies.com for our full catering menu.
Try this very popular platter for your feast at home!
The Ultimate Fish Platter: Hand Sliced Nova Lox, de-boned whitefish and baked salmon, plus two types of cream cheese. Beautifully decorated and accompanied with a lettuce, onion, tomato, olive and cucumber tray. Also includes your choice of Chompie’s fresh bagels and bialys. (minimum 10)
Be sure to visit Chompie’s bakery counter for Rosh Hashanah favorites, including three varieties of fresh-baked holiday challah breads: plain, raisin, and honey glazed with almonds; Bobka, a dense chocolate-topped coffee cake with either chocolate or cinnamon-raisin filling; and Honey Cake, plain or with almonds.
ENTER TO WIN “Chompie’s at Work” Facebook Photo Contest! Now thru Labor Day 9/6/10, post your “Fan Photo” on Chompie’s Facebook page @chompiesaz showing Chompie’s take-out at your place of work with you and others for a chance to win a $50 Chompie’s Gift Card! When posting your photo on Facebook @chompiesaz, please indicate that it is for the “Chompie’s at Work Photo Contest”. The 1 winner selected will be posted on our chompiesaz Facebook page on Monday 9/13/10. This photo will also be posted in Chompie’s September 2010 e-newsletter. Good luck, and may the most DELICIOUSLY CREATIVE and TASTEFUL photo win! IMPORTANT: Photo must be posted on Chompie’s Facebook page at “chompiesaz” by midnight 9/6/10. Must be 18 years or older to enter.
Please click here now to nominate Chompie’s for “BEST DELI” in Phoenix New Times 2010 “Best of Phoenix” Readers Poll.
Founded by the Borenstein family, originally from Queens, New York, Chompie’s has been “Arizona’s New York Deli” since 1979. Recently featured on the Travel Channel’s “Man v. Food”, Chompie’s serves up a huge menu of authentic made-from-scratch Mile High Deli Sandwiches, boiled-then-baked N.Y. Style Bagels, Matzo Ball Soup, “Breakfast All Day”, breads & gourmet pastries, “All Time Favorite Dinners”, fresh Deli Salads & Meats from the classic deli counter—and so much more morning to night, 7 days a week at four Valley locations.
For more information about Chompie’s (voted “2009 Best Deli, New Times Readers Choice”) please visit www.chompies.com. Nominations will be accepted by New Times through August 18, 2010. The top 5 nominees in each category will be on the final ballot. Thank you for nominating Chompie’s for “Best Deli” now!
“MAN V. FOOD” COULDN’T BEAT CHOMPIE’S CHALLENGE
Adam Richman stopped cold by Chompie’s “Ultimate Slider Challenge”
Watch Adam Richman’s post-challenge video at: http://www.travelchannel.com/TV_Shows/Man_V_Food/Video/The_Ultimate_Slider_Challenge
Adam Richman, the popular host of Travel Channel’s Man v. Food, came to Arizona to conquer the “Ultimate Slider Challenge” at Chompie’s, Arizona’s New York Deli. As it turned out, the Chompie’s Challenge conquered him. In an episode that premiered Wednesday July 14, the Travel Channel host failed to finish the massive plate of twelve Chompie’s Jewish Sliders in 30 minutes.
“We’re so glad the secret is out, and we’re proud to tell the world that even Adam Richman couldn’t master our Ultimate Slider Challenge,” said Wendy Borenstein-Tucker, a member of the family that owns the popular Valley chain. “Adam came close, but five pounds of food is a lot no matter how delicious it is. We’re grateful to Adam for helping put Chompie’s Jewish Sliders on national TV.”
On the day the episode first aired, Chompie’s four restaurants in Scottsdale, Phoenix, Chandler and Tempe combined to sell more than 7,600 Jewish Sliders. At one point, the crowd waiting to get into Chompie’s Tempe wrapped halfway around the building. Chompie’s bakery staff baked an extra thousand challah rolls to meet the demand.
Since the show premiered, dozens more people have attempted the Challenge, but Ron Sirard of Phoenix is still the only person to finish the five-pound platter of twelve Jewish Sliders and a mountain of onion strings in thirty minutes or less. Sirard’s photo looks a little lonely on the Chompie’s “Wall of Fame.”
“Eventually, someone else will beat the Ultimate Slider Challenge,” said Borenstein-Tucker. “And who knows? Maybe Adam Richman will want to come back for a rematch!”
Try the Jewish Sliders and the “Ultimate Slider Challenge” at any Chompie’s location: 9301 E. Shea Blvd. (Scottsdale), 1160 E. University (Tempe), Paradise Valley Mall (Phoenix), and now open at Chandler Village Center, 3481 W. Frye Road, just south of Chandler Fashion Mall. For more details and photos, visit www.chompies.com and on Facebook at “chompiesaz”.
Media Contact: Bill Andres/Andres Associates Public Relations and Media/602-427-7320/Bill.Andres@cox.net
Watch “Man v. Food” host Adam Richman take on Chompie’s “Ultimate (Jewish) Slider Challenge” tonight (7-14-10) on the Travel Channel at 9pm. To celebrate, Chompie’s is offering Jewish Sliders for 99 cents each (normally $3.99 each) from 10:30 a.m. to close today only (dine in only, two 99 cent slider mimimum, not valid with any other coupons offers, or discounts). More details at http://bit.ly/9Ysj9c
Can’t Wait to watch it tonight? Here are some links to related video to tide you over!
Watch this TV-3 “Good Morning Arizona” video about Chompie’s on Travel Channel’s Man v. Food tonight at 9pm.: Click link http://bit.ly/atVS1q
Check out this Fox 10 “Arizona Morning” video of New Times “Feasts of Fury” blogger (http://bit.ly/cGYj7g), Zach Fowle, attempting Chompie’s “Ultimate (Jewish) Slider Challenge” this morning at Chompie’s Scottsdale location. Click link http://bit.ly/cqMpoE
Man v. Food host Adam Richman took on our “Ultimate Slider Challenge” at Chompie’s Tempe on 3-18-10. (Watch it on Travel Channel tonight at 9pm!) Click to watch Adam’s commentary in this video at ASU Baseball game after his Chompie’s visit. http://www.travelchannel.com/TV_Shows/Man_V_Food/Video/A_Special_Baseball_Report
In honor of Independence Day,
to honor our military heroes every day…
Introducing 20% Military Discount
Show your U.S. Military I.D. at Chompie’s and receive 20% off your total dine-in meal check (up to a $20 value, excluding tax and gratuity). This military discount is valid every day with proper U.S. Military identification for active duty and retired U.S. military personnel & U.S. military veterans. Not valid with any other offers, coupons, or discounts. Subject to change.
“MAN V. FOOD” COMES TO CHOMPIE’S, EPISODE SET TO AIR JULY 14
Travel Channel Host Adam Richman takes on Chompie’s “Ultimate Slider Challenge”
(Phoenix) Adam Richman, the popular host of Travel Channel’s Man v. Food, takes on the “Ultimate Slider Challenge” at Chompie’s, Arizona’s New York Deli, in an episode set to air in Phoenix on Wednesday, July 14th at 9 p.m.
Richman, the affable host of Man v. Food, came to Tempe in mid-March in an attempt to add the Chompie’s Ultimate Slider Challenge to his long list of culinary victories. He faced a five-pound platter of twelve “Jewish Sliders” (mini-challah rolls filled with lean beef brisket, jack cheese and a potato pancake) and a mountain of onion strings, which he had to finish in thirty minutes or less.
Viewers will be the first to learn how Richman fared, as the results have been kept secret since the March taping. If successful, Richman’s picture will be added to Chompie’s “Wall of Fame,” alongside Phoenix’s Ron Sirard, the first person to beat the challenge.
Neal Borenstein, whose family owns and operates Chompie’s, said it’s been fun keeping the results a secret. “The only thing I’ve told anyone is what a great guy Adam is,” said Borenstein. “When people ask how he did, I just tell them they’ll have to watch the Travel Channel when the Chompie’s episode airs on July 14th.”
To celebrate the Travel Channel’s premiere broadcast of the Chompie’s Man v. Food episode, Chompie’s will offer their Jewish Sliders, regularly $3.99, for just $.99 each on July 14th from 10:30 a.m. until closing at all four Chompie’s locations.
Man v. Food airs locally Wednesday evenings at 9 p.m. Check your local TV service provider listings for exact times. This airing is subject to change, so check www.travelchannel.com prior to the air date to confirm.
Visit any Chompie’s: 9301 E. Shea Blvd. (Scottsdale), 1160 E. University (Tempe), Paradise Valley Mall (Phoenix), and now open at Chandler Village Center, 3481 W. Frye Road, just south of Chandler Fashion Mall.
Chompie’s, a family owned and operated N.Y. style delicatessen, restaurant, bagel factory, bakery, and caterer, has served the Valley since 1979 with mouthwatering breakfast-all-day, lunch, and dinner 7-days a week. Chompie’s is the winner of the azcentral.com 2010 “Readers Choice: Best Family Owned Restaurant” award. As always, get an “Eggciting” breakfast free on your birthday! For more information, visit www.chompies.com.
Media Contact: Bill Andres Associates, Andres Associates Public Relations and Media, 602-427-7310 /Bill.Andres@cox.net
Chompie’s, “Arizona’s New York Deli Since 1979″, founded and owned by the Borenstein Family from Queens, N.Y., has recently opened its fourth Valley location in Chandler, AZ. Walk through the doors into the “Staten Island” lobby, and there’s no mistaking the stunning New York Deli themed decor featuring the five N.Y. boroughs, murals galore and the inviting, brightly lit and well-stocked bakery and deli case to the right, stretching the length of the front like a N.Y. limo.
Continue past the “Brooklyn” deli case into the “Manhattan” (Wi-Fi) room (be sure to bring your baked-from-scratch pastry, bagel and coffee), warmly decorated with round cafe tables, a huge stone fireplace, and large windows. Left from the hostess station, past the bar featuring beer-on-tap, wine and cocktails, enter into the main open dining areas dubbed “Queens” and “The Bronx”, and you’re transported by wall-to-wall murals of all things New York-from the inside of the N.Y. subway to the streets of N.Y. and a high ceiling lit-up by a N.Y. skyline.
It’s the perfect setting to enjoy Chompie’s huge N.Y. style menu, including multi-award-winning Mile High N.Y. style deli sandwiches like the “World’s Best Corned Beef Sandwich”, hearty breakfast-all-day, homemade matzo ball soup, world famous N.Y. style boiled-then-baked bagels, baked-from-scratch pastries and breads, “all time favorite” dinners, homemade knishes and much more.
A selection of Chompie’s-Chandler photos may be viewed on Chompie’s Facebook page at “chompiesaz”. Chompie’s-Chandler is located at 3481 W. Frye Road, 85226. Chompie’s also has locations in Phoenix, Scottsdale, and Tempe, Arizona. Visit www.chompies.com. 
