Kosher Steakhouses in Manhattan
Here are 12 kosher steakhouses in Manhattan listed on Dateyet. The most common certifications are OU, OK and Other. Check the certification on each spot before you go, since supervision can change.
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12 spots in Manhattan
Barnea Bistro
Contemporary French-American kosher bistro under Chef Joshua Kessler, known for steaks, beef carpaccio and tartare. Crafted cocktails and an open kitchen.
Sun-Thu 5-10:30pm; Sat hours not listed
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)
Kasbah Grill
Long-running Moroccan-influenced kosher grill and steakhouse with sushi on West 85th St, a relaxed sit-down spot for tagines, grilled meats and steaks.
Sun-Thu 12-9:30pm (GKR); OpenTable lists Sun-Thu 12-10:30pm
La Brochette Steakhouse
La Brochette is an upscale steakhouse on Lexington Avenue between 39th and 40th Streets, a short walk from Grand Central. It is known for dry aged beef, with sushi at lunch and a cocktail program. Seating spans a main room, balcony, lounge and VIP room, with reservations on Resy and private dining.
Sun 2pm-10pm, Mon-Thu 12pm-10pm, closed Fri, Sat opens 1 hour after Shabbat
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
Reserve Cut (Broad Street)
Large, glamorous kosher steakhouse inside the Setai Wall Street serving prime aged beef alongside sushi and sashimi. Built for celebrations.
Mon-Thu 5-10:30pm; Sun 5-10pm; Fri and Sat closed
Reserve Cut (Park Avenue)
Second location of the upscale kosher steakhouse with USDA prime aged beef and sushi, with four elegant dining spaces.
Mon-Thu dinner 5-10:30pm; Sun 5-10pm; Fri prepaid Shabbat dinner 5-10pm; 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
Tabernacle Steakhouse
Upscale kosher steakhouse with dry-aged wagyu, handcrafted sushi and premium cocktails, plus intimate booths and private rooms.
Dinner Sun-Thu 5-10pm (GKR lists to 10:30pm); lunch Mon-Thu; Fri and Sat closed
Wall Street Grill
Upscale kosher grill near Wall Street with steaks, seafood, sushi and globally inspired dishes, handcrafted cocktails and a rooftop garden.
Mon-Wed 5-10:30pm; Thu 5-11pm; Sun 5-10pm; Fri-Sat closed
Wolf and Lamb
Kosher steakhouse in Midtown.
Common questions
What are the best kosher steakhouses in Manhattan?
Spots to try include Barnea Bistro, Eighteen Restaurant, Kasbah Grill, La Brochette Steakhouse and Le Marais.
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