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New York ShabbatUnavailableWe have shabbat dinners every week with friends and family. Come on by! | ||
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2nd Ave Deli (Second Avenue Deli)Opened Dec 17, 2007 162 E 33rd St (between Lexington and Third Ave), New York, NY, United States of America, 10016 -  Map - StreetViewTelephone(212) 689-9000, Fax(212) 689-9001 Supervisionopen until 12 a.m. (Monday Through) and 4 a.m. (Friday adn Saturday) |  | |
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92Y Tribeca Cafe8-3 Breakfast/Lunch, 5:30-10 Dinner 200 Hudson St. (btw. Canal and Debrosses), New York, NY, United States of America, 10013 - Map - StreetViewWebsite: www.92YTribeca.org Telephone(212) 413-8820 SupervisionVaad Harabonim Lemeshmeret Hakashrut - Rabbi Israel Mayer Steinberg | | |
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Anne Frank CenterWebsite: www.annefrank.com Telephone(212) 431-7993, Fax(212) 431-8375 | ||
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Abigael's on Broadwaymon- sun lunch mon to fri, Sat night in winter 1407 Broadway (38th and 39th St.), New York, NY, United States of America, 10018-5100 - Map - StreetViewWebsite: www.abigaels.com Telephone(212) 575-1407, Fax(212) 869-0666 SupervisionKof-K Kosher Supervision | | |
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92nd Street YMHA Performing Arts CenterThe oldest Jewish Community Center in America, the 92nd Street Y first began serving the community with Adult Education classes in 1874. A non-profit with a full range of services, the Y has been a le ... Website: www.92y.org Telephone212-415-5500 | ||
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Former Canal Street TheaterA silent movie palace of the 1920s, the Canal Street Theater was known for its beautifully detailed terracotta façade. Now an electronics store, the beauty of the building has been marred somewhat bu ... | ||
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Castle Clinton and the Monument to the ImmigrantsOpened as Castle Garden in 1824, the “castle” was originally built as a fortification against British naval aggression. The Garden was the setting for aristocratic flights of fancy; concerts, debu ... | ||
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American Museum of Natural HistoryOne of the great family museums in New York, AMNH displays a vast collection of fossils, samples, minerals and specimens in a fun and engaging manner. The famous Blue Whale replica, a 90 foot fibergla ... Website: www.amnh.org Telephone212-769-5100 | ||
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Audobon BallroomOpened in 1912 by William Fox, born Wilhelm Fried in Hungary, the Audobon Ballroom was the first theater in the neighborhood. Bringing the latest vaudeville shows to the “Heights” the theater also ... Telephone212-928-6288 | ||
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Arbit Blatas Holocaust MemorialsAround the corner of the B’Nai B’rith Headquarters building are the seven bronze plaques designed by artist Arbit Blatas to commemorate the Holocaust. Part of a worldwide installation, the series ... | ||
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Former Public BathsRecently converted into the Church of Grace to Fujianese, these were the public baths used by tenants of the crowded tenement buildings in the area. Prior to 1902, residential buildings were not requi ... | ||
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Amalgamated DwellingsAn early experiment in co-op housing, this elegant alternative to the crowded tenements was built in 1930 under the auspices of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America. Housing those Jewish worker ... | ||
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Essex Street MarketNewly revitalized, the Essex Street Market was in grave danger of succumbing to lack of interest in the 1980s. The renovated residences around the area have once again made this open air market a popu ... Website: www.essexstreetmarket.com Telephone212-777-3844 | ||
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Joseph Papp Public TheaterA National Historic Landmark, this theater premiered the rock musical “Hair” that turned the theatre world on its ear in the 1960s and was part of the revolutionary scene of Greenwich Village. Bui ... Website: www.publictheater.org Telephone212-539-8500 | ||
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Isaiah WallWithin what is known as the United Nations Plaza, this stretch of First Avenue gives way to Ralph Bunche Park, named for an American Peace Prize Laureate who mediated a compromise between Israel and P ... | ||
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