Dating has historically been difficult for sandwiches, whose hard, crunchy shell often hides their soft, complex interior from potential suitors. Get to know these forlorn foodstacks with today's Groupon to New York Deli News in Denver. Choose between the following options:

• For $5, you get $10 worth of eats anytime.
• For $10, you get $20 worth of sandwiches and entrees after 2 p.m.

The sandwich specialists at New York Deli News slice and sizzle generous portions of authentic East Coast menu eats inside a casual dining space. Each week, trucks of fresh-baked breads and rebellious lunchmeats trek from New York's theater district to go west, where they sass palates with well-seasoned street smarts and dance numbers. Bite into the Big Apple swagger of a pastrami on rye ($9.25) or trounce the triple-decker stack of turkey, salami, and swiss cheese ($11.95). Sour cream herring ($5.95) and Nova Scotia salmon, eggs, and onion ($9.95) drown senses in seafood nostalgia, while more conservative lunch-goers stay grounded in the familiarity of an eight-ounce burger ($8.95+). In addition to its midday array of cold and hot classics, the restaurant rouses mouths during dinnertime interludes with a chopped 12-ounce sirloin steak ($11.95) and breakfast affairs with a trio of steamy cheese blintzes ($8.95) and fish platters ($12.95+).

The NYDN's kitchen hums on the well-oiled operatives of a New York City family that launched their first Manhattan luncheonette about 50 years ago. Today, Al, Tory, Peter, and the gang flex their transplanted talents without compromising the integrity or accent of their meats.