Old school kosher deli atmosphere fills the space with vintage decor and relaxing lighting. Crowds gather around for authentic pastrami sandwiches and classic Jewish deli aromas. The vibe is casual and friendly, with a clean and comfortable setting.
Broth has the perfect amount of salt and the matzoh ball is light yet dense. The soup pairs well with pastrami and knishes for a hearty meal.
Complimentary on the table, the coleslaw stands out as delicious and pairs well with sandwiches. It earns praise even from those who usually avoid coleslaw.
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Parking is available and shared within the area.
The menu at Pastrami N Friends is Kosher.
Expect smaller portion sizes compared to larger delis.
Pub combines old-school charm with vintage decor and warm wood accents, creating a cozy, nostalgic atmosphere. Music ranges from soft classic tunes to louder live country performances, affecting the overall energy. Regulars enjoy quality burgers and diverse drink options, including notable non-alcoholic beers.
French onion soup stands out with Gruyรจre cheese melted on top and rich, savory flavor. Asparagus soup also offers a smooth, excellent option.
Coleslaw comes as a delicious side with meals like burgers and fries. It pairs well with drinks like Coke and is a consistent choice alongside main dishes.
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Happy hour runs every Friday night with great drink specials.
Parking is located in the back of the pub for easy access.
A burger and beer combo is available for $10 from Monday to Thursday.
Small Korean restaurant with a modern, simple interior decorated by pearl-like string lights and neon accents. Atmosphere feels chill and inviting, reminiscent of intimate Tokyo bars. Seating is comfortable despite the cramped space.
Fragrant and hearty bulgogi soup stands out alongside a flavorful miso soup served both as a starter and complimentary broth. The vegetable tofu soup offers a satisfying option with a rich taste.
Kimchi coleslaw stands out with its bold flavor and pairs well with dishes like soy garlic chicken strips. It adds a delicious, tangy crunch that complements savory items perfectly.
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They offer 2 for 1 boozy tea during lunch hours.
The restaurant has an all-day happy hour with affordable drink options.
Bring cash for a small discount on your bill.
Neighborhood deli blends modern design with old school vibes and classic Jewish menu items. Atmosphere feels inviting and roomy, with comfortable seating and lively music. Prices run high, but portions are generous and food quality is notable.
Chicken soup features large chunks of carrots and tender chicken with plenty of noodles and balanced saltiness. Matzo ball soup comes out perfectly golden and salted, often paired with sandwiches for a solid meal.
Coleslaw here is crisp, tangy, and served fresh. It comes complimentary and pairs well with dill and half sour pickles.
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Parking can be challenging; arrive early to secure a spot.
Prices are higher than average, with meats priced per half pound.
Limited side options are available; choose between gravy or fries.
Casual seafood spot with clean, cute decor and outdoor picnic seating. Atmosphere is relaxed with good outdoor music and family-friendly energy. Known for fresh, flavorful lobster rolls and authentic clam chowder, offering generous portions at affordable prices.
Clam chowder comes very thick, unlike typical soups. Lobster bisque offers a smoother, classic texture.
Crisp texture and the perfect amount of mayonnaise make the coleslaw a great side. It pairs well with fries and stands out for its balance and freshness.
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DJโs food truck sold out an hour before their scheduled departure.
The portion was enough for two meals from one order.
The prices were much more affordable than in the Hamptons.
Proper sit-down deli with old school diner feel and tooled metal ceiling creates a comfortable, classic NYC kosher atmosphere. The space is quiet and welcoming, offering a warm Jewish New Yorker experience distinct from bustling modern delis.
Matzo ball soup offers rich flavor and comforting warmth. It pairs well with sandwiches and serves as a satisfying lunch option.
Complimentary coleslaw arrives fresh and crisp, adding a perfect crunch and brightness to meals. It comes with Russian dressing and is often refilled at the table alongside pickles.
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The restaurant is kosher, so no outside food or drink is allowed.
The restaurant only allows 40 minutes to eat after entry.
The restaurant closed for sit down dinner at 7:30 PM.
Quintessential New York deli with nostalgic 1970s-1980s decor and classic American diner vibe. Atmosphere feels genuine and evocative, offering huge booths ideal for groups and a plentiful takeout counter. Small, cozy interior packed with tables creates an intimate, bustling setting.
Matzo ball soup features a rich, comforting broth with healing qualities and fluffy balls. French onion soup stands out with a deep, savory flavor that many find memorable.
Starts with two types of pickles and coleslaw that complement the meal well. The half-sour pickle stands out alongside the coleslaw.
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The average person should share a plate due to the size of the portions.
They add a 3.5% surcharge when you pay your bill with any credit card.
If you pay with cash, they will take 5% off the bill.
Diner offers a clean, spacious interior with music-themed decor and a vibrant atmosphere near a busy city area. The space includes outdoor seating with pet-friendly amenities and features lively background music and sports broadcasts. Strong, well-priced cocktails and bottomless mimosas add to the energetic vibe.
Soups here are homemade and come in hearty options like lentil, chicken, and noodle varieties. The grilled cheese and tomato soup combo offers a comforting pairing.
Creamy texture and fresh crunch define the coleslaw here. It pairs well with a pickle and complements dishes like egg salad.
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Happy hour runs from 3-7 PM with great prices on drinks.
Reservations are recommended for breakfast to avoid long waits.
Breakfast is available all day, so you can enjoy it anytime.
Old-school diner with nostalgic NYC vibe and classic tiled floors offers a crowded, lively atmosphere blending traditional and quirky decor. It attracts a hipster crowd and maintains the spirit of a bygone era while serving affordable, classic dishes.
Matzo ball soup stands out with its balanced dill flavor and moderate saltiness. Split pea soup arrives promptly, making it easy to enjoy while waiting for sandwiches.
Sides of coleslaw come out well made and balanced. Sandwiches often include coleslaw as a fresh, crunchy component.
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The wait time is about 10 minutes during peak hours.
Breakfast is served until 12 PM on weekdays and all day on weekends.
A standard-sized tuna melt costs $17 without any sides.
Simple, plain setup with a warm, inviting atmosphere captures a classic New York deli vibe. Friendly energy fills the space, offering a peaceful yet lively environment. Known for authentic kosher deli experience and exceptional pastrami sandwiches, it stands out as a neighborhood staple with top-notch traditional flavors.
Matzoh ball soup stands out as a favorite here, known for its rich flavor. Other notable soups include split pea and kreplach, often paired with sandwiches in lunch specials.
Complimentary coleslaw arrives immediately with pickles and water. Portions are generous enough to feed four people. The coleslaw stands out as the best and pairs well with sandwiches like corned beef and pastrami.
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All meats served are strictly glatt kosher, ensuring high quality.
Catering services are available for events, with rave reviews from customers.
Delivery is available through Goldbelly, reaching customers nationwide.
Newly renovated deli space features bright lighting and a modern feel with a forest wall adding visual interest. Atmosphere feels cafeteria-like and lively, especially on Thursday nights with a distinct Yeshivish vibe. Plenty of seating supports a bustling, energetic environment.
Chicken matzo ball soup stands out with its well-seasoned broth and full flavor. The chicken soup offers a comforting taste that many find memorable.
Coleslaw pairs well with pickles and stands out in the kosher scene for its balanced flavor. Some find it good but not exceptional, and it can clash with certain dishes like honey beef tacos.
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Reservations are required for groups of 10 or more.
A 20% service charge is automatically added to all bills.
The deli closes at 10 PM, and no entry is allowed after 9:30 PM.
1950s decor with neon lights and period furniture creates a movie-like atmosphere. The space feels spacious yet busy, with a high noise level typical of a bustling city setting. A wide variety of cheesecakes and a full bar complement the lively environment.
Hearty, flavorful matzoh ball soup offers a comforting experience. The split pea soup also stands out as delicious and well-made.
Crunchy texture and light dressing define the coleslaw here. It arrives promptly as a complimentary starter alongside pickles and beets.
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Reservations are recommended at the diner.
Breakfast service ends at 11:00 AM on Christmas day.
Expect long queues; wait times may exceed 1 hour.
Chrome and glass decor create a classic 1950s diner look with a retro mom-and-pop vibe. The atmosphere feels authentic and nostalgic, filled with oldies music and a comfortable pace. Open 24 hours, it offers a true New York diner experience that blends vintage style with modern touches.
Matzo ball soup stands out with its rich flavor and satisfying portion sizes. French onion soup comes properly prepared and pairs well with garlic bread, while vegan soup options complement pasta dishes effectively.
Free sides include homemade coleslaw that tastes fantastic and pairs well with burgers. The coleslaw is consistently described as amazing and comes alongside dill pickles and cucumbers.
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The diner is open 24/7, 365 days a year.
Late night dining is available.
The diner serves brunch on Christmas Day.
Small seafood restaurant with old school charm and a cozy, nostalgic ambiance featuring vintage decor and a relaxing, friendly atmosphere. Offers both enclosed outdoor patio seating with heaters and indoor counter service. Known for fresh fried seafood and acclaimed New England clam chowder.
The soup stands out with its amazing flavor and is often recommended as a starter. The shrimp soup in particular gets praise for its taste.
Homemade coleslaw stands out with its fresh crunch and pairs well with the crab sandwich. It complements dishes like Ipswich Clams over fries, adding a creamy balance.
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Bigelow's New England Fried Clams is the only place for whole belly clams in the NYC area.
Bigelow's has been around for over 80 years.
They now accept credit cards and digital wallets.
Kosher restaurant with vibrant atmosphere and Israeli music creates a lively, fun vibe. Spacious, comfortable seating supports large groups and gatherings. Decor features a beautiful, modern redesign with a full bar offering creative craft cocktails.
Chicken soup stands out with a rich, flavorful broth that evokes strong memories. Matza ball soup and pea soup also deliver solid, comforting flavors, often paired well with sandwiches or kreplach.
Complimentary coleslaw comes with meals and stands out for its delicious and perfect taste, often paired with pickles and crisp side salads.
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Happy hour offers half-off everything from 4-7pm on weekdays.
The venue can host events for up to 30 people.
Birthday celebrations include a special ceremony for guests.
Small sandwich shop offers a cozy, homey vibe with an unassuming interior and spotless environment. It draws a crowd seeking top-notch deli-style dishes, especially known for its pastrami sandwiches. The place serves mainly as a takeout spot with a menu that caters to varied tastes.
Matzo ball soup stands out with its excellent flavor and generous portions. Chicken noodle soup comes as broth with noodles but lacks actual chicken and vegetables.
Complementary pickles and coleslaw come with sandwiches and platters. The coleslaw tastes great and adds a classic touch to the meal.
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You can park on the street or in the larger lot behind the building.
The sandwich costs about $25, offering good quality for the price.
Prices may seem high, but portions are generous and satisfying.
Rustic deli with tight seating and a nostalgic 70s decor creates a crowded, lively atmosphere. Meat carvers serve as a focal point, offering tastings that engage diners. Walls display celebrity portraits, adding to the historic vibe.
Matzoh ball soup stands out for its excellent flavor and texture. Pairing it with half a sandwich offers a solid meal option for those eating solo or wanting a lighter bite.
Coleslaw stands out as a consistently amazing side, often paired with meats like brisket and salami. It complements dishes well and is one of the more notable parts of the meal.
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The wait for the Katz Pastrami Sandwich can be an hour long.
You can only pay with cash at the front of the restaurant.
Do not lose your tickets even if you haven't used them to order anything.
Space combines vintage diner vibes with a timeless atmosphere and classic NYC feel. Lighting and sound keep it quiet during weekdays, creating a calm setting. Popular menu items like hotdogs and pastrami sandwiches draw steady interest.
Matzo ball soup stands out with its piping hot temperature, homemade style, and big chicken chunks. Soups here taste fresh and flavorful, with matzo ball soup and pickles often noted as delicious.
All-you-can-eat coleslaw comes with homemade pickles that are bottomless. The coleslaw is consistently superb and fresh.
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The event 'Latkes and Laughs' includes dinner and a comedy show.
Sunday is a popular day for customers to visit for prime ribs.
The deli is accessible for individuals with disabilities.
Small deli with cramped seating and classic diner vibe featuring mirrored walls and stainless steel slabs. Atmosphere feels authentic and nostalgic with a calm, traditional energy. Space is limited, making seating sometimes hard to find.
Rich, flavorful broth defines the matzo ball soup here. Matzo balls have a perfect texture that complements the comforting broth well.
Fresh, creamy, and crunchy textures define the coleslaw here. It balances flavors well and often stands out alongside other sides like pickles and mustard.
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Each pastrami sandwich costs around $26, which is considered high by many.
The restaurant is less than a 10-minute walk from Central Park.
Reservations are not accepted, and expect long wait times during peak hours.
Classic old school Jewish deli atmosphere fills a somewhat grimy space with sticky floors. Kosher certification ensures authentic offerings, while pastrami sandwiches and soup varieties stand out for quality and flavor. The place draws a mix of office workers seeking hassle-free kosher lunches and deli classics.
Soups here include matzo ball, split pea, and mushroom barley varieties, all noted for rich flavors. The chicken and rice soup stands out as especially hearty and satisfying.
Freshly made coleslaw stands out with its crisp texture and balanced flavor. It pairs well with pastrami and hotdogs, enhancing the overall taste with its classic freshness.
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The establishment is certified kosher by the Orthodox Union.
The cost for two people for lunch is $75.
The sandwich costs $22.
Space combines retro diner vibe with vibrant decor featuring red and yellow hues. Atmosphere stays fun and lively, often busy and chaotic, with music that is pleasant and not overpowering. Crowd enjoys classic American comfort with standout cheesecake and a bar offering notable cocktails and beers.
Soups here include French onion soup that tastes rich and savory, and matzo ball soup served hot and well seasoned. The menu also features a tagliolini soup with egg-based meatballs, offering a variety of hearty options.
Complimentary sides include creamy coleslaw, pickles, and beets. Coleslaw pairs well with burgers and chicken tenders. The coleslaw has a notably good flavor and comes with a creamy dressing option.
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You can put your name on a waitlist to plan your visit better.
The place is busy and open till midnight, close to Times Square.
On Saturday night at 6:00 PM, there was a 10-minute wait for a table for two.
Seafood restaurant immerses diners in a Forrest Gump theme with playful decor and interactive dining elements like trivia and signal signs to call servers. The atmosphere combines lively energy with views of Times Square, creating a unique and engaging experience.
Seafood soups stand out with Gumbo and New England Clam Chowder offering rich, delicious flavors. The seafood soup impresses with its taste, though soups tend to be served warm rather than hot.
Coleslaw tastes very sweet and comes in a plentiful portion. It pairs well with crispy seafood and fries, adding a tasty contrast to the meal.
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Reservations are required for New Year's Eve to secure a spot.
Expect long wait times even with a reservation on New Year's Eve.
The restaurant offers a great view of the ball drop in Times Square.
Traditional booth layout creates a cozy diner atmosphere with a casual, family-oriented vibe. The place serves authentic old-school kosher deli food with standout items like pastrami and tongue sandwiches. Prices are notably high, reflecting a premium deli experience.
Matzo ball soup stands out with its pleasantly dense balls and flavorful chicken broth. Kreplach chicken soup offers a rich taste without greasiness, while mushroom barley soup is also available.
Homemade coleslaw arrives fresh and complements sandwiches and sides like French fries and potato pancakes. It comes as a complimentary side, so take-out containers are not provided for leftovers.
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Expect to pay around $40 for a sandwich, drink, and fries.
Seniors receive a great value deal on meals.
A buy 1 get 1 deal on sandwiches is available.