If you’re in the mood for lox, latkes, or a pastrami sandwich the size of a standard poodle, head to Kenny & Ziggy’s. The classic Jewish delicatessen in the Galleria area takes the adage of "everything is bigger in Texas" to the nth degree. Do you like Broadway posters or cheesy caricatures of celebrities? Well, there’s about a million of each squeezed floor-to-ceiling across the entire restaurant—even a few hanging on the rafters. Jam yourself and about 20 friends into a giant red booth rimmed with gold banisters and subway tile, or sit at the bar during Happy Hour and watch someone in a starched white shirt make a chocolate-rich Brooklyn egg cream or a crisp gin martini. Kenny & Ziggy’s is more like a functioning deli museum or even playground than a mere restaurant. Everything is oversized and overstuffed, like one of those giant teddy bears you win at a carnival. You’re pumped to win it, and while you might look goofy dragging it around, everyone is secretly envious of your carnival-game prowess. Enjoy the triple-decker corn beef sandwich and basketball-sized stuffed cabbage. Revel in the grandiosity of such giant foods. Then ask for more pickles and a to-go container.