""Barney Greengrass has been serving smoked fish and other appetizing staples with curmudgeonly panache since 1908. There's no better spot for a taste of O.G. New York Jewish charm.""
""S&P Lunch highlights juicy smash burgers, well-built turkey clubs and a dandy egg salad, all properly served with crisp and sour pickles.""
The New York Times has included Barney Greengrass and S&P Lunch in its annual "100 Best Restaurants in New York City" list for 2025, continuing their legacy. However, this year marks a change as some previously ranked Jewish establishments, like Falafel Tanami and Shopsin's General Store, did not make the cut. Barney Greengrass, known for its traditional Jewish fare, remains popular, while S&P Lunch, an up-and-coming deli, is noted for its well-crafted burgers and classics. This shifts emphasize evolving culinary trends in NYC, particularly in Jewish cuisine.
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