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Since the bill came to $80 for the five of us, this is not a cheap eats lunch place.These terms and conditions ("Terms"), together with the order submitted by you, Delegate (whether online or in hard copy) ("Order"), comprise the "Agreement" between you, Delegate, and us, IQ International Pte. So if you’d like to try this combo, find somewhere else to order it. Unfortunately, Max’s loads their chopped liver with big hard-cooked egg pieces which totally messes it up. My real choice, if I weren’t always concerned with trying to eat lo-cal, would be a corned beef and chopped liver sandwich. It had a nice small Caesar salad with it. The vegetables were undercooked and cold. But maybe she just got full and the sandwich was perfectly okay.

There are condiments on the table but no mayonnaise – mostly mustard based spreads. My problem with the turkey sandwich is that they serve it without condiments on floppy white bread. I noticed that she didn’t eat much of the sandwich. Ryan had a half turkey sandwich and matzoh ball soup. It is a composed salad with avocado, blue cheese, turkey, bacon, egg, tomato and marinated mushrooms sitting atop a mound of dressed lettuce.

Jon and Sarah had the Cobb salad which they both seemed to really enjoy. I think it carries him back to eating deli in Chicago when he was growing up. For instance, John always gets the cabbage soup and half a corned beef sandwich on rye. I think at Max’s your experience depends on what you order. There’s also an extensive list of desserts but I’ve never had one of those so I can’t comment on their quality. There are daily specials (meat loaf on Wednesday), giant sandwiches, soups, salads, and dinner-type entrees. Our family met for lunch at the one in Palo Alto this week. Some of them are Opera Cafes, some Diner’s but they all have a New York deli style menu. There are twelve Max’s out here in Northern California.