Are you feeling some bagels this morning? Two family businesses, both originally from New York, are serving up some of the finest bagels and Italian food in South Florida.

CBS News Miami’s Anna McAllister heads to Fort Lauderdale to check out A&S Deli and Bakery and Goldberg’s Delicatessen and Bagels on North Federal Highway.

When you walk into A&S and Goldberg’s, you’re treated like family.

They’ve serving up Italian deli food and traditional, Jewish New York bagels – all in one shop.

Marc Goldberg and Nick Maltese grew up in their family business – and it’s their passion.

“We started here in Florida in 1971 on Bayview Drive,” Maltese said. “It was called Rotoni’s Italian Deli, and my dad was young. He was making fresh mozzarella, making soppressata. We had a deli and I used to help him.”

Both sides of the shop pride themselves on the freshness of their products, like homemade mozzarella on the A&S side.

The cheese is made fresh every day along with the rolls for every sandwich.

And on Goldberg’s side every bagel is made fresh in house.

“My favorite thing from Goldberg’s is the bagels,” customer Paula Cury said. “We come here in the morning and get our bagels. And them from A&S, I really like their number six. The Nicky’s Favorite. It has fresh mozzarella, tomato, prosciutto and balsamic glaze.”

And, of course, CBS News Miami couldn’t stop by and not try their specialty items like a toasted sesame bagel with vegetable cream cheese, fresh sliced lox, tomato, red onion and capers.

And how about that South Bronx chicken cutlet sandwich? Every single item that CBS News Miami tried, from the bagel sandwiches to the soups and specialty deli creations was outstanding.

“I would say that the my favorite thing about this place is that come in, and you feel like you’re home,” McAllister said.

“We make everybody feel that way,” Maltese replied.

And you can get the best of both worlds seven days a week.

They also take orders online.

Check out the A&S Italian Deli and Bakery website by clicking here.

For more information about Goldberg’s Delicatessen and Bagels, click here.

Police are searching for a young child seen on video brutally stomping and killing a duck in a Florida resident’s yard, according to authorities and reports.

Disturbing surveillance video released by the Fort Lauderdale Police Department showed two young children running around a duck before one child chased the bird into the paved alleyway of a home Sunday, CBS Miami reported.

The kid stomped on the feathered creature a whopping seven times, killing it, the clip showed.

The Fort Lauderdale homeowner called cops after noticing the juvenile trespassing on his property, and was shocked when he watched the gruesome security footage on his Ring camera, police told WSVN.

Detectives are now seeking help identifying the child and are offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.

Residents of the area, home to many waterfowl, described the incident as deeply concerning.

“I was appalled that that would even happen in this neighborhood, for that to happen and see the photo, it is obviously very bad,” neighbor Ross Schmidt told WSVN.

“You know, you don’t know what’s inside people’s minds, but it’s definitely a very big anger issue, and he wasn’t brought up right, or he wasn’t thinking properly,” Schmidt added.

Fort Lauderdale Police have removed the graphic footage of the incident from their social media platforms and did not immediately respond to The Post’s request for comment.

OSCEOLA COUNTY, Fla. – A multi-vehicle crash caused major traffic delays Thursday on Florida’s Turnpike in Osceola County. 

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The crash happened on Florida’s Turnpike northbound near mile marker 246.

According to the Florida Highway Patrol, the crash involved four vehicles—a Hyundai Santa Fe, a Chevrolet Silverado, a Chevrolet Trax and an Audi TTS. No one involved in the crash was taken to the hospital, FHP said. 

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All lanes were temporarily shut down but have since reopened, FHP said. 

It’s unclear what caused the crash, which remains under investigation.