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    Hayworth is a Jewish steakhouse in Henderson, which means challah knots where the dinner rolls would be and whipped chicken schmaltz where the butter usually goes. It's dressed-up date-night territory, with plush booths, icy martinis, and well-dressed neighbors airing grievances about their cooling bills over latkes crowned with roe. The pastrami is finished with bone marrow jus, and the babka comes home with you.

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    • Wagyu pastrami

      “Order the unbelievably tender wagyu pastrami finished with bone marrow jus that should satisfy Katz’s die-hards, even if the fancy plating with brussels and sunchokes might make you doubt it.”

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    • Chocolate babka

      “And before you brave traffic on the 215, treat yourself to the chocolate babka for the warm feeling that someone’s bubbie loves you.”

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    • Latkes

      “It’s worth the drive to see well-dressed neighbors kvetch about their obscene air conditioning bills over crisp latkes dotted with king salmon and trout roe, while date night couples cozy up in plush booths with icy martinis and Manhattans.”

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