Miznon Kosher Mediterranean street food
✡ Rabbi Aaron D. Mehlman Glatt kosher Location: New York, NY, United States
Organizer: MIZNON
About CHEF EYAL SHANI
Eyal's restaurants combine traditional Israeli flavors focused on seasonal ingredients with a lively atmosphere, inspired by the energy in Tel Aviv.
Kashrut & dining We are proud to announce that we've opened the first and only Kosher Certified Miznon location in the world, located at 1410 Broadway, New York, NY 10018.
Activities & entertainment Monday-Thursday: 11:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Location Address: 1410 Broadway, New York, NY 10018, USA
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Home · Contact · List your business About this listing Miznon Kosher brings the celebrated flavors of Israeli street food to the heart of Manhattan. Located at 1410 Broadway, this establishment represents a landmark expansion for Chef Eyal Shani, marking the first and only Kosher-certified Miznon location in the world. Shani, a prominent figure in Israeli culinary circles and a judge on Israeli Master Chef, has crafted a menu that emphasizes seasonal ingredients and traditional Mediterranean aromas, all tailored for the kosher consumer.
Situated in the bustling Garment District, the restaurant provides a sophisticated yet accessible dining experience. By blending the high-energy atmosphere of Tel Aviv with the fast-paced nature of New York City, it offers a unique destination for locals and international travelers seeking a certified Glatt Kosher meal in Midtown.
About the area Found at the crossroads of fashion and commerce, the restaurant sits just steps away from Bryant Park and the New York Public Library . This area, historically known as the Garment District, has deep roots in the New York Jewish community, serving for decades as the center of the city’s apparel industry. Today, it remains a vital corridor for Jewish professionals working in Midtown.
Transportation is highly convenient, with the Times Square-42nd Street subway station nearby, offering access to the 1, 2, 3, N, Q, R, and W lines. This makes the location easily reachable from Jewish neighborhoods in the outer boroughs, such as Borough Park and Williamsburg via the BMT lines, or the Upper West Side via the IRT lines. Its proximity to major transit hubs like Port Authority and Grand Central Terminal further enhances its accessibility for those commuting from outside the city.
Nearby Jewish landmarks The Times Square and Bryant Park areas are central hubs for Jewish professionals and visitors alike. Within walking distance, one can find several historic and active synagogues. The Garment Center Congregation on West 40th Street is a long-standing landmark providing daily minyanim (prayer services) for the local business community. Additionally, the Town/Village Synagogue and various Chabad centers serve the Midtown Manhattan area, ensuring that communal life remains accessible amidst the city's hustle.
For those seeking more extensive Jewish infrastructure, a short subway ride south leads to the landmark Lower East Side , home to the Bialystoker Synagogue and the Eldridge Street Museum. To the north, the Upper West Side offers a high density of kosher markets, mikvahs, and the Jewish Community Center (JCC) Manhattan. This central Midtown location serves as a perfect bridge between these historic residential Jewish hubs.
What to expect Visitors can expect a vibrant, high-energy environment that mirrors the spirit of Tel Aviv’s open-air markets. The interior is designed to be communal and lively, focusing on the theater of the open kitchen. The menu prominently features Shani’s signature pita sandwiches, which are known for their soft texture and inventive fillings, ranging from slow-cooked meats to expertly roasted vegetables like the world-famous whole roasted cauliflower.
Service is designed to be efficient, catering to the lunchtime rush of Broadway professionals while remaining welcoming for evening diners. Because the facility is under the supervision of Rabbi Aaron D. Mehlman , guests can dine with confidence regarding the Glatt Kosher status of the meat and the overall kashrut standards of the kitchen. Whether stopping in for a quick take-away lunch or a sit-down dinner, the experience is centered on fresh, bold flavors and a contemporary take on Israeli cuisine.
Frequently asked questions What is the kosher certification for Miznon Kosher? This location is Glatt Kosher under the strict rabbinical supervision of Rabbi Aaron D. Mehlman. It is currently the only Miznon location globally to hold a kosher certification.
Where is Miznon Kosher located? The restaurant is situated at 1410 Broadway, New York, NY 10018, near the intersection of Broadway and West 39th Street in the heart of the Garment District.
Is Miznon Kosher open on Sundays? Yes, this establishment is open on Sundays, providing a convenient dining option for those visiting Midtown Manhattan over the weekend.
Is the food menu dairy or meat? The menu is meaty, focusing on Mediterranean street food including signature pita creations and seasonal vegetable dishes.
Do they offer takeout or catering? While the restaurant offers a lively dine-in atmosphere, take-away and catering services are also available for those on the go or hosting events.