Kosher Israeli and Mediterranean Food in Manhattan
Here are 14 kosher israeli and mediterranean food in Manhattan listed on Dateyet. The most common certifications are Other, OU and OK. Check the certification on each spot before you go, since supervision can change.
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14 spots in Manhattan
Anixi
Plant-based Mediterranean brasserie with mezze, housemade breads, kabobs and cocktails inspired by Greece, Turkey, Syria and Lebanon.
Mon-Thu 4:30-10pm; Fri 4:30-10:30pm; Sat 11:30am-10:30pm; Sun 11:30am-10pm
Effy's Cafe (Upper West Side)
Cozy Israeli kosher cafe known for breakfast platters, shakshuka, pastries and coffee.
Open daily 8 AM to 9 PM; Israeli breakfast platters
Libbi
Elevated dairy and fish Mediterranean from the Abaita team, with Roman-style pinsa, pastas, fish and cocktails. Indoor and outdoor seating.
Hours not listed on site; reservations via Tock
Malka (Upper West Side)
Eyal Shani's glatt kosher Israeli restaurant, known for schnitzel and hosting wine dinners and seasonal events.
Mon-Thu 5-10pm; Sun 11am-2pm and 5-10pm; Fri and Sat closed
Rothschild TLV
Upscale Israeli-Mediterranean steakhouse with dry-aged steaks, a big tomahawk, and dishes like black risotto with short rib.
Sun-Thu 12-10pm; Fri 12-4pm; Sat closed
Talia's Steakhouse & Bar
Family-run kosher steakhouse with Moroccan, Yemenite and Israeli touches, open for over two decades. Also runs Friday night Shabbat dinners.
Prepaid prix fixe Friday night Shabbat dinner; closed Sat lunch; weekday hours not listed on site
Tiberias
Full-service kosher dairy and fish restaurant with sushi, Mediterranean dishes, pasta and wood-fired pizza, open late.
Sun-Thu 12pm-1am; Fri closed; Sat after Shabbat (about 8-9pm winter, 9-10pm summer) to 2am
Golan Heights
Israeli grill (shawarma, falafel) by Yeshiva University.
Grill Point
Grill Point (Midtown)
Midtown branch of the kosher Israeli grill.
Miznon (Times Square)
Eyal Shani's Israeli pita spot, kosher at this location only.
PitaBar
Glatt kosher Israeli grill on Delancey known for its ribeye pita with chimichurri.
Sun to Thu 12pm to 10pm, closed Fri and Sat (per Google)
The Original Pita Grill
The Original Pita Grill is a casual Mediterranean spot on 2nd Avenue near 57th Street serving shawarma, falafel, beef arayes, kibbeh, rice bowls and salads, plus sushi rolls and burgers. It offers pickup, table reservations, catering platters and a Shabbat menu, and stays open late on Saturday nights.
Sun-Thu 10am-11pm, Fri until 2 hours before sundown, Sat from 2 hours after sundown until 1am
The Malawach Kitchen
Common questions
What are the best kosher israeli and mediterranean food in Manhattan?
Spots to try include Anixi, Effy's Cafe (Upper West Side), Libbi, Malka (Upper West Side) and Rothschild TLV.
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