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Readers' Choice: And The Winners Are...

This week, we asked you to vote for your favorite delis in Berkeley Heights, Mountainside and New Providence. Keep reading to see who clinched the vote in each town.

Delis are a North Jersey staple, a haven for a quick and tasty breakfast, overstuffed sandwiches, sumptuous side dishes and lots of chatter. Everyone has their favorite, either for the food or the connection.

clinched the vote in Mountainside with 100 percent of the vote. In Berkeley Heights, was voted the favorite, receiving 50 percent of the vote, followed by , which received 45 percent of the vote. Finally, in New Providence, dominated the competition, receiving 80 percent of the vote.

Mountainside Deli has a motto of "Fine Food - Friendly People," and has been serving up sandwiches and subs to the town for more than 50 years. The deli has fresh rolls and bagels daily, homemade and fresh salads, a large selection of drinks and sandwiches, and their famous homemade german potato salad. The deli accepts phone orders and sandwiches are prepared to go.

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The Sub Zone on Springfield Avenue in Berkeley Heights has 36 different kinds of sub sandwiches in addition to hot Italian sandwiches, burgers, grilled chicken sandwiches, chicken nuggets, fresh salad platters and side dishes, all at great prices. Free coffee is also offered with any breakfast sandwich between 9 a.m. and 11 a.m.

The simple Tables for 2 storefront window in New Providence only gives the slightest hint of what this restaurant looks and feels like once you step through the door. Inside, the eatery has the feel of an indoor European cafe, with flowers on each small table, brick work on the walls, wrought iron handrails and a bakery case full of Italian pastries. And, don't be fooled: the cafe has tables for parties larger than two. The cafe is open for breakfast and lunch, and features an assortment of specialty coffee drinks, desserts and paninis, its signature menu item. The owners opened Tables for 2 after receiving inspiration from New York City's "Little Italy." The cafe's slogan is "The best Italian specialties this side of the Hudson."

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