Stage Deli

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Deli, American (traditional), Eastern European, sandwiches, Theatre District, Midtown West, Manhattan

834 7th Ave, New York, NY 10019

(212) 245-7850 GO TO WEBSITE |SEE MENU

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HOURS:
6 am-2 am

PRICE RANGE: --

CREDIT CARDS: Yes

ALCOHOL: Beer/Wine Only

OTHER FEATURES:
Delivery, Caterer

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»Going to Carnegie Hall - Looking for Dinner options

There are a couple of decent delicatessens near Carnegie Hall, appropriate for teens. Perhaps you can make a group arrangement: Carnegie Deli Stage Deli For your more upscale crowd, try the Bar at the Modern. Book in advance. READ/REPLY (by Chuck Lawrence , updated October 31, 2011)

»4 day's worth of restaurants- what do ya'll think?

memorable part of the trip and I would like to change that! Day one: Lunch- Grimaldi’s Dinner- Shake shack Day two: Breakfast- Clinton St. Baking Co. Lunch- Stage Deli Dinner- Strip House Day three: Breakfast- Sarabeth’s Lunch... READ/REPLY (by honeybrook_99 , updated September 2, 2011)

»Save the Carnegie?

Speaking of NY institutions, Brooks of Sheffield just wrote a sympathetic piece about a place the Stage Deli. "Locals like to think of the Stage, the Carnegie, Katz’s and the few other surviving Jewish Deli icons left in... READ/REPLY (by Bob Martinez , updated February 6, 2011)

»Kid friendly near Radio City?

HB Burger (tater tots!) on 43rd and 6th. None of these places are super chow-tastic, but they should strike a happy medium between the adults and kid in your party. Haven’t been to the Backstage Deli (or the Stage Deli, for... READ/REPLY (by Andy T. , updated December 21, 2010)

»Help!

without reservations); to, probably, Stage Deli for sturgeon. I long for out of fashion lobster fra diavolo—not having much luck except one spot with 4 1/2 lb lobs. I love H-K Chinese, Middle Eastern and/or Greek, Eastern... READ/REPLY (by Fine , updated September 29, 2010)

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