Kosher Spots Open Saturday Night in Manhattan
Here are 27 kosher spots open saturday night in Manhattan listed on Dateyet. The most common certifications are IKC, OK and OU. Every spot here opens after Shabbat ends on Saturday night, which makes them a good pick for a motzei Shabbat date. Check the certification on each spot before you go, since supervision can change.
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27 spots in Manhattan
Ahimsa
Kosher vegetarian Indian serving North and South Indian curries and stuffed parathas.
Mon-Thu 11am-9:45pm; Fri-Sat 11am-9:30pm (Murray Hill Neighborhood Association listing)
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
Casa Tevere
Revival of the classic kosher Roman restaurant Tevere, serving handmade pastas, braised meats and Roman-Jewish specialties with prix fixe options.
Sun-Thu 11:30am-3pm and 5-11pm; Sat 6:30-10pm (per OpenTable)
Coletta
Plant-based kosher Italian with brick-oven pizzas, fresh pastas and a wine bar, in a space with custom murals.
Mon-Thu 4:30-10pm; Fri 4:30-10:30pm; Sat 11:30am-10:30pm; Sun 11:30am-10pm
Eighteen Restaurant
Upper East Side kosher meat restaurant since 2010 with a sushi bar, full bar with an aquarium backdrop, steaks, Romanian tenderloin and prime burgers in a warm, intimate room.
Sun-Thu 12pm, kitchen closes 10pm; Fri takeout only; Sat 1 hour after sundown (winter)
Le Basque
Elegant plant-based French and Spanish brasserie and bar from Chef Guy Vaknin, overlooking Union Square.
Mon-Thu 4:30-10pm; Fri 4:30-10:30pm; Sat 11:30am-10:30pm; Sun 11:30am-10pm
Le Marais
Long-running French-style kosher steakhouse near Times Square serving classics like steak au poivre and paillard de poulet. A go-to for pre-theater or special-occasion dinners.
Sun-Tue 11:30am-11pm; Wed-Thu 11:30am-12am; Fri 11:30am-2pm; Sat 8pm-1am
Li-Lac Chocolates (Chelsea Market)
Manhattan's oldest chocolate house (since 1923), with fresh fudge, truffles and molded chocolates made in small batches.
Sun-Wed 10am-8pm; Thu-Sat 10am-9pm
Li-Lac Chocolates (Hudson Yards)
Manhattan's oldest chocolate house (since 1923), with fresh fudge, truffles and molded chocolates made in small batches.
Mon-Sat 10am-9pm; Sun 11am-7pm
Noi Due Cafe
Kosher dairy Italian with brick-oven pizza, truffle pizza, cacio e pepe and fish dishes like sole marsala.
Sun-Thu 11am-11pm; Fri closed; Sat 1 hour after sundown to midnight
Noi Due Carne
Meat sister of Noi Due Cafe serving Italian fare with a Mediterranean twist.
Sun 4-10pm; Mon-Thu 5-11pm; Fri closed; Sat 1 hour after sundown to midnight
Sentir
Plant-based kosher Mexican with heirloom grain tortillas, tacos, ceviches and a big tequila and mezcal program.
Mon-Thu 4:30-10pm; Fri 4:30-10:30pm; Sat 11:30am-10:30pm; Sun 11:30am-10pm
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
Willow
Plant-based bistro elevating comfort dishes with upscale presentation, from Chef Guy Vaknin.
Mon-Thu 4:30-10pm; Fri 4:30-10:30pm; Sat 11:30am-10:30pm; Sun 11:30am-10pm
2nd Floor Bar & Essen
Speakeasy-style cocktail bar above the 2nd Ave Deli with creative drinks and twists on deli classics. Good for drinks or a lighter date.
Tue-Thu 5pm-12am; Fri-Sat 5pm-2am
Pongal
Long-running kosher South Indian vegetarian restaurant on Curry Hill known for dosas, thalis and uttapam, a relaxed and affordable sit-down dinner.
Sun-Thu 12-9:30pm; Fri-Sat 12-10pm
Abaita
Rustic kosher Italian with some of the best kosher Neapolitan pizza in the city plus fresh pastas like mafaldine with tomato confit.
Sun-Thu 12-9pm; Fri 11:45am-2pm; Sat night winter season only
Bodhi Kosher Vegetarian Restaurant
All vegetarian Chinese restaurant in Chinatown with dim sum, mock meat dishes and cheap lunch specials.
Daily 11am to 9:45pm (per Google)
Bravo Pizza (K) (Midtown)
Bravo Kosher Pizza is a pizzeria on 5th Avenue near 35th Street in Midtown. The menu covers pies and slices such as Grandma Sicilian, fresh mozzarella and penne alla vodka pizza, plus pasta, calzones, rolls, salads and garlic knots. A gluten free personal pizza is offered, with online ordering for delivery.
Doughnut Plant (Grand Central)
Doughnut Plant counter in the Grand Central area with doughnuts, coffee and ice cream. Open until about 7 PM on weekdays.
Daily 6am-12am (Dining Concourse near Track 112)
Doughnut Plant (Grand Street)
The original Doughnut Plant shop known for square jelly-filled and creme brulee doughnuts. Closes around 6 PM to 6:30 PM, not a late option.
Daily 7am-9pm
Holey Cream
Famous for glazed donuts sliced and stuffed with ice cream, plus shakes and cookies. Open very late every night, until about 1:30 AM to 2 AM.
Daily from 1pm; Sun-Wed to 1:30am, Thu-Sat to 2am
Jajaja Mexicana (West Village)
Fully plant based Mexican spot with tacos, birria, nachos and a back patio.
Daily from 11 or 11:30am to 10 or 11pm (per Google)
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Rosie's Kosher Pizza
Rosie's Kosher Pizza is a dairy pizza shop on Broadway in Midtown offering pickup and delivery. Alongside pies like Margherita, Grandma and spinach ricotta, the menu includes pasta, salads, paninis, wraps, falafel, breakfast items, pastries and a range of sushi rolls and platters.
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
Mocha Burger - Times Square (Mocha Burger Lux)
Common questions
What are the best kosher spots open saturday night in Manhattan?
Spots to try include Ahimsa, Anixi, Casa Tevere, Coletta and Eighteen Restaurant.
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Our recommendations are curated for Jewish daters across many levels of kashrut and observance. We do our best, but we cannot guarantee the kashrut of any venue or the content of any show, event or activity on a given night. Bars, lounges and entertainment venues may not be kosher, and their programming can change without notice. You are responsible for your own choices. Please do your own hishtadlut: confirm the hechsher, check what is happening that night, and make sure it fits your hashkafa before you book.