Friedman's

(212) 929-7100

75 9th Ave, New York, NY | Directions   10011

40.741965 -74.004794 View Website
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Neighborhoods:
Chelsea, Midtown

Categories:
Delis And Delicatessens, Catering, Restaurants, Bagel Shops
Price:
$$

Cuisine:
Traditional American

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Restaurant Special Features:
Cheap Eats, Food Delivery, Lunch Spot, Breakfast, Family-Friendly Dining
General Info:
Open 7 Days
Payment Methods:
MasterCard, Cash, Discover, Visa, American Express

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At a Glance ?
100% food quality
“The eggs smoked salmon on potato pancake was very good.”
100% overall
“This is a great place if you have diet restrictions.”
100% service
“Staff is friendly, quick and very attentive.”
100% value
“Everything was good and affordable during theses times of unemployment.”
100% wait time
“Staff is friendly, quick and very attentive.”

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Friedman�s Lunch is open for breakfast, brunch, lunch, & dinner


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1.0
March 08, 2012

Celiac's, BE CAREFUL!. This restaurant used to be owned by a Celiac and her husband and they took every precaution to make sure their food was truly gluten-free. As a celiac, this was my haven. I work in the area and would order lunch from friedman's at least 2 times a week, usually more. Since they sold the restaurant, I have watched it deteriorate into a regular restaurant, with no true focus or concern for gluten free food. Countless times, they have sent me non-gluten free food. The only reason I knew it wasn't gluten free was because I have been going there for so long and noticed there was no sticker on it. For a new patron who doesn't know about the stickers, there is no way for them to know that the food they trusted to be gluten free isn't.

Do not trust them if you are gluten free. They do not understand or care about keeping food truly gluten free, and they should not claim to.

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5.0
February 21, 2011

Wonderful. Best mac-n-cheese in the City! Coffee is really good too. Super nice staff. Great atmosphere. Warning: mac-n-cheese is not on the brunch menu. Brunch is good, but would be way better with mac-n-cheese as an option...hint, hint. Oh, and the fruit salad is shockingly good (pomegranate seeds, white-flesh grapefruit, Asian pears...you get the idea).

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4.0
April 02, 2010

Good Healthy Meal. The food is very healthy and tasty. This is a great place if you have diet restrictions. The menu has a varitey of gluten free items. If you are coming for a sitdown meal, it gets crowded at lunch time and it feels a bit cramped.

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February 19, 2010

Citysearch Editorial Review. Tucked inside bustling Chelsea Market is this stylish sandwich shop, which feels like a hybrid between a corner bistro and a fast-food joint. Rustic wooden furniture, blackboards covered in chalk and flower-packed vases provide a nice contrast to the busy counter, where employees dish out to-go orders to tourists and businesspeople on lunch break. Comfort food is the focus here: turkey meatloaf, hot pastrami sandwiches, cobb salads and the like, all served with the utmost efficiency. Despite its name, Friedman’s Lunch also serves dinner, although it’s really only busy during midday.

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5.0
March 09, 2009

Best brunch ... Best Brunch in area.

I remember the old place. It had good pastrami and that was all. This past weekend I was told by a neighbor about the remodeled restaurant. What a pleasant surprise. Everything was good and affordable during theses times of unemployment. Hate spending it all at 202. . The eggs smoked salmon on potato pancake was very good. My partner had the pancakes. As sweet and fluffy as he.

Cute waiter new to town was honest and helpful. Would have loved a Bloody Mary. Soon to come I was told.

Will definetly be back...

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February 20, 2009

Editorial Review. Soups, salads, sandwiches, eggs and other basics rule the menu at this cozy spot tucked inside Chelsea Market.

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1.0
October 12, 2008

Over-cooked. The Friedman's Deli definition of Kosher must mean cook it until it's burnt to a crisp.

One of the first things you may notice when you walk in are the dried up hot dogs behind the register. They keep them sitting on foil on a cold grill. I'm guessing they don't want to dirty the grill unnecessarily. No, they do not re-heat the dogs, they just serve them cold, burnt, and wrinkly.

Chicken fingers...don't forget to bring your steak knife. They cook their fingers so long, that they become so hard and dry, it feels like you're eating balsa wood.

Pastrami...dry. Katz's deli they are not even close.

Hopefully someone at Friedman's reads this and tries eating their own food.

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5.0
August 13, 2008

AMAAAAZING FOOD!. All I can say about anything I've ever eaten here is that it's like a party in your mouth! Great if you're in the mood for a filling meal (the pastrami is out of this world!), or even if you just feel like a nosh (knishes, pickles, grilled veggies, french fries, sweet potato fries, YUUMMMY!!). Staff is friendly, quick and very attentive. And they're open late too, so it's a great place for lunch OR dinner.

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5.0
August 13, 2008

Best Food Ever. The pastrami is soooooo delicious and perfectly cooked. The knishes are amazing. The matzah ball soup tastes like grandmas... and the chopped liver is sooo good. That's all i've tasted so far.... and i'm going back for more!!!

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March 19, 2008

Kosher deli in Chelsea Market puts the meat back in the Meatpacking District.. In Short
Chelsea Market regulars are used to paying big bucks for sandwiches, but even they might raise an eyebrow at dropping $20 for one at this kosher deli. But at least the atmosphere--table seating, bistro lamps and a classic checkerboard floor--is more restaurant than lunchtime quickie. On the menu, burgers, hot dogs, soups, knishes and blintzes support the main attraction, heaping sandwiches like classic pastrami or the Highline, piled high with corned beef and tongue.

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