Jewish deli Scott’s Generations closing after 37 years

The Jewish deli Scott’s Generations will be closing near the end of October after 37 years of serving the Valley.

The family-owned restaurant, located near 7th Street and Glendale Avenue, will serve its final meals on Sunday, Oct. 25.

Scott’s Generation has served the Valley since 1989 and became a place “where generations of families gathered, celebrated and made memories together,” the restaurant said in its announcement.

Here’s the full announcement from the family-owned deli:

After more than 37 years serving the Valley, Scott’s Generations will serve our final meals on Sunday, October 25th. What started with Gene and Scott in 1989 became so much more than a restaurant. It became a place where generations of families gathered, celebrated and made memories together.

To our customers, employees, friends and community: thank you for being part of our family and our story.

We hope you’ll stop in over the next few weeks for a favorite meal, a familiar face and one more memory together.

Scott’s Generations is open from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sundays.

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