Nate 'N Al celebrates with 65-cent specials

BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. It all started in 1945, with a deli counter and tables for a couple dozen customers. It wasn't long before Nate and Al started expanding.

Today, it still has a warm atmosphere.

"When I'm away from this store, I miss it like crazy," said manager J.K. Kronblum, who has worked at the deli for 50 years. "I love the movie stars, I love my friends. It's like being at home."

Celebrities have been regulars for decades, and talk show host /*Larry King*/ is a daily visitor.

"The food is fine, but it's the place. This is a special place. It's a great place to hang out," King said.

Kronblum said Frank Sinatra used to come in with Dean Martin.

"There's nothing like the old-timers," he said.

In honor of its 65th anniversary, the restaurant slashed prices on some of its specialties. Corn beef, pastrami and turkey sandwiches were sold for 65 cents. The specials are offered until 4 p.m.

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