Noi Due Cafe Italian cuisine with a Mediterranean twist.
✡ OK Kosher Certification. Location: New York, NY, United States
Organizer: Noi Due Cafe
About Noi Due Cafe offers a casual dining atmosphere that is readymade for gourmands craving Old World pizze, insalate, antipasti and Italian sandwiches.
Featuring items such as Eggplant Carpaccio, Slow Roasted Red Beets, Truffle Pizza, Cacio e Pepe, Taboon Roasted Whole Branzino, Sole Marsala, Spinach Rollatini Lasagna, Creme Brule, and Noi Due Gelato.
Kashrut & dining
Noi Due Cafe is under the strict Kosher supervision of OK Kosher Certification. All dairy products are Cholov Yisroel. All vegetables are washed carefully by our Mashgiach. All our wines are Mevushal. All baked products are Pas Yisroel. We have a Mashgiach Temidi on premises. For any questions about our Hashgacha please call the restaurant and ask for Mashgiach.
Activities & entertainment Sunday to Thursday: 11AM to 11PM
Friday: Closed Saturday: 7:00PM to 11PM
Location Address: 491 Columbus Ave, New York, NY 10024, Verenigde Staten
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Home · Contact · List your business About this listing Located on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, Noi Due Cafe serves as a destination for those seeking high-quality Italian cuisine with a Mediterranean influence. This dairy establishment provides a casual yet refined dining environment, suitable for family meals, business lunches, or social gatherings. The menu is inspired by Old World traditions, focusing on fresh ingredients and authentic preparation methods that cater to the discerning palate of the local Jewish community and visitors to New York City.
As a Cholov Yisroel establishment, the cafe bridges the gap between traditional Italian flavors and strict kosher standards. Since its opening, it has become a staple for diners looking for Mediterranean-inspired salads, artisan pizzas, and classic pasta dishes in one of Manhattan's most Jewishly active neighborhoods. The atmosphere is designed to be welcoming and approachable, reflecting the "Old World" charm suggested by its name.
About the area Situated at 491 Columbus Avenue, this location puts diners in the heart of the Upper West Side (UWS). This neighborhood is well-known for its high concentration of Jewish residents and its historical significance to the New York Jewish experience. The restaurant is conveniently located near Central Park, making it an ideal stop for those spending a day exploring the park or visiting the American Museum of Natural History, which is just a few blocks away.
The surrounding area is well-serviced by the New York City Subway, with the 81st St - Museum of Natural History station (B and C lines) and the 79th Street station (1 train) nearby. This accessibility makes it a convenient meeting point for residents from other boroughs or tourists staying in Midtown Manhattan. The street itself is a bustling corridor of shops and cafes, providing a lively urban backdrop for your meal.
Nearby Jewish landmarks Nearby Jewish Landmarks
The Upper West Side is a central hub for Jewish life in New York City. Within walking distance, visitors can find many of the city's most significant religious and cultural institutions. The Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue (Congregation Shearith Israel), the oldest Jewish congregation in the United States, is located a short distance away near Central Park West. For those interested in contemporary community life, the Marlene Meyerson JCC Manhattan is a prominent center for events, classes, and fitness.
Other notable neighborhood features include:
Congregation B'nai Jeshurun: A historic synagogue known for its vibrant services and social action.
The Jewish Community Center (JCC): A resource for local residents and visitors alike.
Lincoln Square Synagogue: Located further south, this is a major center for Orthodox Jewish life in Manhattan.
West Side Mikvah: A modern facility serving the local Upper West Side community.
What to expect Diners can expect a menu centered on authenticity and quality. The kitchen utilizes a variety of cooking techniques, including taboon roasting, to achieve specific flavor profiles. Signature dishes include the Truffle Pizza and Cacio e Pepe, alongside more unique Mediterranean offerings such as Eggplant Carpaccio and Slow Roasted Red Beets. For those seeking fish dishes, options like the Taboon Roasted Whole Branzino and Sole Marsala offer a hearty alternative to pasta.
The dining experience is complemented by a professional staff and the presence of a Mashgiach Temidi, ensuring that all aspects of food preparation adhere to the requirements of OK Kosher Certification. Desserts are a highlight of the menu, featuring classics like Crème Brûlée and a variety of Noi Due Gelato flavors. Whether you are looking for a quick take-away meal or a leisurely sit-down dinner, the restaurant provides a versatile service that includes catering for special events and Sunday hours for weekend convenience.
Frequently asked questions What is the kosher certification for Noi Due Cafe? The establishment is under the strict supervision of OK Kosher Certification. All dairy items are Cholov Yisroel, and all baked goods are Pas Yisroel. A Mashgiach Temidi is always on the premises.
Are the vegetables checked for kashrut? Yes, all vegetables are carefully inspected and washed by the on-site Mashgiach to ensure they meet high kashrut standards.
Is the wine selection Mevushal? All wines served at the restaurant are Mevushal.
What kind of food is served? The menu features a wide variety of Italian-Mediterranean dishes, including gourmet pizzas, handmade pastas, fish entrees like Branzino and Sole, and house-made gelato.
Does the restaurant offer catering or take-out? The restaurant is open on Sundays and offers catering services as well as take-away options for those on the go.