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Carnegie Deli reopens in Midtown Manhattan at 834 Seventh Ave. after a decade-long absence, delivering improved service and signature items like a four-inch-thick pastrami on rye and hearty chicken soup, all set against vintage photos and memorabilia that evoke the deli’s storied New York era.
The legendary Carnegie Deli has reopened in Midtown Manhattan at Seventh Ave and 54th St after a 10-year hiatus, serving classics like pastrami and corned beef on rye, matzoh ball soup, and new items such as the Carnegie Deli Colossus, babka French toast, and fried deli pickle chips, along with a breakfast menu and a wide dessert lineup. Opening day drew long lines and a Wall of Fame featuring fans and celebrities; hours are 11 a.m.–10 p.m. daily.
New York’s Jewish deli scene is staging a comeback: Carnegie Deli reopens at 834 Seventh Ave in Manhattan after a decade, with new kosher ventures like Liba in Williamsburg and Miznon collaborations, signaling a broader revival of deli and kosher dining across Manhattan and Brooklyn ahead of the Jewish New Year.
New York’s dining scene features the Carnegie Deli reopening next week in the former Stage Deli space at 834 Seventh Ave (opening Sept. 15) with corn beef, pastrami, knishes and cheesecake from original recipes and a no-reservations, waitstaff vibe. The piece also highlights Amphora’s wine-forward eatery on East 20th Street, Ferguson’s Country in Williamsburg, Rye bakery’s SoHo expansion, Wu’s Dynasty on the Upper West Side, OOL cacao bar in SoHo, and a James Beard Foundation Afro-Caribbean dinner at Pier 57 on Sept. 25.