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.
"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."
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