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- The Corcoran GroupSeptember 20, 2013The ultimate spot for amazing Jewish comfort food - we're talking awesome latkes, pastrami reuben egg rolls, matzah ball soup, & brisket. Service could be better, but the food still makes it worth it.
- Travel + LeisureJanuary 19, 2013Part of the resurgence of Jewish food around the country. Here the latkes have caviar on top, the oily roe and sour cream the perfect foil for the crunchy potato cakes. More:
http://tandl.me/S69icN - Village VoiceMarch 29, 2013Ditching the kitsch along with its old location, Kutsher’s features Jewish-American family recipes alongside more elevated dishes. Get Mrs. K’s matzo-ball soup: an almost-sweet dill-flecked consommé.
- Village VoiceNovember 26, 2012Gussied up Jewish with fine house-cured pastrami and revamped matzo ball soup that includes farmers' market veggies. Winner of Critics' Choice of Best of NYC, Best Catskillian!
- Chris BierNovember 2, 2013Recipe for a perfect lunch: split a Reuben with a side salad and an order of latkes. Can't go wrong. Stop obsessing over the matzoh ball soup... It's matzoh ball soup...
- Nicole ThompsonSeptember 14, 2013Latkes, Matzo-ball soup and pastrami to share with homemade ginger ale. Absolutely fab. Only flaw - Modern decor is trying too hard and a bit soul less.
- Jimmy ThompsonOctober 12, 2013Rueben is a meal within itself, huge chunks of pastrami not sliced. Nice flavor overall. Fries are thin and crispy.
- Zach kutshersNovember 10, 2011Kutsher's Tribeca is a modern, Jewish-American bistro creating a brand new dining experience never before seen in NYC. NY Times acclaimed chef Mark Spangenthal, Architect, Rafael de Cardenas.
- JoshOctober 2, 2013A great compromise to bring a Jappy mother if you want to skip Katz and the more traditional like. Half sandwich/half soup option not available during Brunch on weekends.
- Serious EatsMarch 6, 2013This is Jewish comfort food - latkes, gefilte fish, and Friday night roast chicken - gone upscale.
- BoozeMenusApril 9, 2012Head here for brunch, dinner, or a delicious cocktail mixed up by Al Depompeis. Kutsher's offers trendy, modern Jewish food in an inviting atmosphere Read more
- Oliver HoDecember 25, 2013Everything was quite tasty, especially the latkes topped with Peking duck (love me some Jewish-Asian fusion).
- amNewYorkNovember 22, 2011Related to the famed Catskills resort, this resto celebrates modern Jewish-American food, with dishes like latkes, knishes and deconstructed borscht salad.
- MaximilianoMarch 23, 2014Delicious latkes with salmon and creme fraiche, and with reuben and horseradish aioli.
- Justin OrgelJanuary 13, 2012Apps - Knish, deli plate, chopped liver, kugel Mains - artichoke, quinoa. Strong service. Great food. nebbishy waiters, babe.
- Colan MJanuary 12, 2013The meatballs are out of this world. Potato latkes are simply awesome. Steer clear of the KT pastrami sandwich.
- I'm a fan, I liked the vibe, dinner was delicious (esp the latkes & kreplach) and the service was great.
- Susan ClaxtonJuly 31, 2012Did the restaurant week menu. Latkes. BBQ Beef Brisket. Cookie plate. Everything was tasty but not running back any time soon.
- Nicole ThompsonSeptember 14, 2013My friend who is not on foursquare wanted to at that Kutshers is notams good as Katz's deli and I would have to agree
- Village VoiceAugust 15, 2014For entrees, if you make it that far, go for the short ribs or chicken for two. Read more
- EvaApril 21, 2012Say hi to the chicken for me and if you haven't gotten enough, say hi to the bagel and lox at brunch. #themenschlife
- Village VoiceFebruary 23, 2012Village Voice is excited to have Kutscher's at the 2012 ChoiceEats food fest! Full list of restaurants here:
http://ow.ly/8QjDQ - With a name like this you are dying for it to be more kitschy but then the food delivers... Make room for dessert.
- Alina K.April 22, 2012You thought nobody could beat your grandmother's matzo ball soup, right? Wrong. Be prepared to lick your bowl clean.
- You *must* try the pastrami. Chicken for two will make you kvell
- BULLDOG GinMay 7, 2012Kiss your hangover goodbye. Order up some hair of the dog. A Bloody Mary made with BULLDOG should do the trick.
- James H.May 30, 2012Food was good. Would have liked it better if the interior design had a nostalgic flair.
- JessicaLaurenSFAugust 3, 2012Good enough food. Rude front of house. Forgetful but pleasant wait staff. Brunch is better than dinner.
- Stjepan RadicFebruary 26, 2012Kutsher's Tribeca186 Franklin St. (btwn Greenwich & Hudson St.), New York, NY 10013