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i can’t believe i lived in nyc for close to 30 years and not once did i ever set foot inside.

well, we’re making up for lost time. apparently zabar’s offers insulated bags for travelers like us.

we’re buying a lot of appetizing for brunch tomorrow. i wish we could include some pickles as well, but the no liquids requirement is a stumbling block due to tsa regulations.

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I think Zabar's is famous for the guys who left and started Sable's.

It's kind of a shonda to be offering Iberico in the same store where appetizing is being sold.

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i didn’t know about the housewares on the second floor 🤔

when we approached the ramekins, i remarked to hubby, “this section is dangerous because i am a white dish freak.” 

unfortunately, we didn’t have enough room in our luggage. i would have totally gotten a few pieces.

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22 minutes ago, MitchW said:

The housewares section is better than the gourmet section.

And much of the housewares section is crap...

2 hours ago, Diancecht said:

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My college roommate (who lived between 72nd and 3rd) introduced me to Zabar's on my first visit to NYC while I was still in college. I spent a lot of time (and money) over the years on the 2nd floor. And also in the cheese section. I haven't been in years. Guess I'll have to do a nostalgia visit next time I am in town

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I am a block away from Zabar's frequently, changing between the M79 and the 1 train. I like to buy the meatloaf, which is really quite good. Otherwise I don't shop around in there much.

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13 hours ago, Mitchell101 said:

Wasn’t Jenkins at Fairway?

Dean & DeLuca, Balducci's, Fairway and I think Coach Farms (fun fact it's the people who owned Coach Leather) maybe consulting for them. My mom was super big on the know your cheesemonger and butcher and deli person deal. She would follow people she liked back in the day.

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I have it.  It's very interesting.  When the patriarch had to flee his shtetl, the Ukrainian town where he stayed for a bit before coming to America was my grandfather's hometown.  They may have even both been there at the same time.

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