Delicatessen, Michael Spector’s new-ish Jewish deli at 7th and Chestnut, is now serving dinner from 4 p.m. – 8 p.m., with a couple twists: 1) throughout June, bring in your most uncomfortable Bar/Bat Mitzvah (or “any awkward adolescent teenage rite of passage photo” – for those of you who were never awkward, well, you’re out of luck) and get 25% off your meal. You’ll also be entered in a photo contest and might just win “celebratory dinner for four” (first place) or… an engraved pen (third place), 2) buy any dinner entrée and your second is only $7.03. Some offerings:

Edie’s Savory Brisket, slow roasted with vegetables, pan gravy and crispy latkes

Pop Pop’s Pastrami Mac and Cheese

Hanukah Salmon, latke crusted salmon filet, pan seared with garlic spinach and a lemon butter sauce

Dinner entrees range from $14-$18 and come with a cup of soup or house salad, choice of an additional side dish and a taste of “Mom’s Jewish apple cake to accent the evening.” You can also get Delicatessen’s traditional dishes, like the Corned Beef Special and the Pastrami Reuben (pictured).

Delicatessen, 703 Chestnut Street, 215 923 4560