OMG Shawarma Indulge in the flavors of Mediterranean
✡ International Kosher Council (IKC) Location: New York County, NY, United States
Organizer: OMG Shawarma
About †˜Best Shawarma in NYC'
Kashrut & dining International Kosher Council (IKC) under the supervision of Rabbi Zev Schwarcz.
The restaurant is Glatt Kosher, and the bread is Pas Yisroel.
Note: The restaurant is open on Saturdays.
Activities & entertainment Monday - Sunday: 12PM - 11PM
Location Address: 131 7th ave s, New York, New York 10014
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Home · Contact · List your business About this listing OMG Shawarma brings authentic Mediterranean flavors to the heart of Manhattan's Greenwich Village. Located at 131 7th Avenue South, this meat-focused eatery provides a dedicated kosher dining option in an area known for its vibrant street life and culinary diversity. The restaurant specializes in traditional shawarma and Middle Eastern staples, serving both the local community and visitors exploring the historic West Village.
As a Glatt Kosher establishment supervised by the International Kosher Council (IKC), the restaurant ensures that diners can enjoy high-quality meat prepared according to strict halakhic standards. The inclusion of Pas Yisroel bread further accommodates specific dietary preferences within the observant community. Whether looking for a quick lunch or a hearty dinner, the storefront serves as a reliable destination for kosher food in downtown New York.
About the area Situated in the historic West Village, the restaurant occupies a prime location on 7th Avenue South. This neighborhood is characterized by its winding cobblestone streets, artistic heritage, and proximity to major Manhattan landmarks. While the area is not a traditional "Jewish neighborhood" in the same sense as the Upper West Side or Borough Park, it has a long-standing Jewish presence and is home to several historic synagogues and educational centers.
The location is easily accessible via public transportation, with the Christopher Street-Sheridan Square subway station (1 train) nearby, making it a convenient stop for those traveling through Lower Manhattan. Visitors frequently combine a visit to the restaurant with a walk through Washington Square Park or a visit to the historic sites of Greenwich Village. It provides a rare glatt kosher meat option in an area where such establishments are relatively few.
Nearby Jewish landmarks The Greenwich Village area offers a mix of historic charm and modern convenience. Within a reasonable distance, visitors can find several notable landmarks and Jewish institutions:
New York University (NYU): The Bronfman Center for Jewish Student Life is located nearby, serving as a hub for the local Jewish student population.The Town & Village Synagogue: A historic congregation serving the wider downtown area.Washington Square Park: A world-famous park located just a few blocks away, ideal for enjoying a takeout meal outdoors.Stonewall National Monument: Located in the heart of the neighborhood, reflecting the area's rich civil history.Sixth Avenue Shopping: Numerous retail options and local boutiques are within walking distance of the storefront.What to expect Guests can expect a straightforward, counter-service experience focused on freshness and traditional seasoning. The menu highlights Mediterranean classics, with the signature shawarma being a primary draw for regulars and tourists alike. Preparing meat to Glatt Kosher standards, the kitchen staff focuses on maintaining the flavor profiles associated with authentic Israeli and Middle Eastern street food.
The atmosphere is casual and designed for efficiency, making it an ideal spot for a quick meal during a busy day in the city. Delivery and take-away services are highly utilized, allowing customers to enjoy their meals at home or in nearby public spaces. Please note that while the food is kosher-certified, the restaurant remains open on Saturdays. Those requiring Pas Yisroel bread will find their needs met here, as all bread served meets this standard under the IKC supervision of Rabbi Zev Schwarcz.
Frequently asked questions What is the kosher certification for OMG Shawarma? This establishment is under the supervision of the International Kosher Council (IKC), led by Rabbi Zev Schwarcz. It is a Glatt Kosher meat restaurant, and the bread used is Pas Yisroel.
Is the restaurant Shomer Shabbos? No, this establishment is open on Saturdays. Visitors should check specific business hours to confirm availability during the Sabbath or Jewish holidays.
What type of food is served? The menu focuses on Mediterranean cuisine, featuring traditional shawarma, falafel, and various Middle Eastern-inspired meat dishes.
Does the restaurant offer delivery or catering? Yes, the location offers catering services, food delivery, and take-away options for those looking to enjoy their meal elsewhere.
