Satisfy your craving for a pastrami sandwich at the 2nd Avenue Deli. (photo courtesy of ny-eater.com)

2nd Avenue Deli

162 East 33rd Street, (Btw 3rd and Lexington Aves.)
New York, NY 10016
(212) 689-9000
http://www.2ndavedeli.com/
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OK, so it’s not on 2nd Avenue anymore, but there’s no denying that 2nd Avenue Deli’s new location has not changed the quality of their old-fashioned deli comfort food. Enjoy freshly made chopped liver while you wait for a table and nibble on crispy gribenes while you await a massive pastrami sandwich. It’s the quintessential New York deli experience.

Abigael's gets rave reviews for kosher food at a convenient price and location. (photo courtesy of http://www.abigaels.com)

Abigael’s on Broadway

1407 Broadway, (At 39th St)
New York NY10018
(212) 575 1407
www.abigaels.com

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TV Chef Jeff Nathan is behind the quality cuisine at Abigael’s on Broadway. The menu here runs the gamut with influences that range from Asian to Italian.

Mike’s Bistro combines traditional bistro fare with Asian and American influences. (photo courtesy of http://www.mikesbistro.com)

228 West 72nd Street (Btw Bway & West End Ave.)
New York, NY 10023
(212) 799-3911
www.mikesbistro.com
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Mike’s Bistro combines traditional bistro fare with Asian and American influences, resulting in some supremely tasty dishes. From a chicken and duck cassoulet to Asian-style Big Eye Tuna, there’s a dish for every palate at Mike’s.

Unlike other kosher steakhouses and other steakhouses in general, the Prime Grill has a sushi bar. (photo courtesy of http://www.theprimegrill.com)

The Prime Grill

60 East 49th Street
New York, NY 10017
(212) 692-9292
http://www.theprimegrill.com/
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The Prime Grill is NY’s premier Kosher steakhouse, that’s good enough to compete with some of the top steakhouses in town. Like so many others, Prime Grill has its own dry aging room where steaks are aged in-house for maximum flavor. But unlike other steakhouses, this one’s got a full sushi bar to boot.

The dining room at Solo has integrated into its design modular partitioning for private functions. (image courtesy of http://www.theprimegrill.com)

Solo

550 Madison Avenue
New York, NY 10022-3211
(212) 833-7800
http://www.theprimegrill.com/solo/media/solo.html

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Head chef Hung Huynh (a former Top Chef winner) has created a completely glatt Kosher menu that combines Mediterranean, Asian, and American cuisines at Solo.  From duck spring rolls to Steak Frites with Chimichurri, there’s something for every mood and palate at this sleek Midtown eatery.