For most, corned beef and cabbage is a hit or miss – you either love it or you hate it. But, regardless of your stance on this beefy braised sandwich, New York is definitely the place to go to find the best slice in town. Whether its paired with boiled cabbage or cut by the deli slicer, here are five of the best places to snag some serious beef.
Marlow & Daughters works directly with small, local, family-owned slaughterhouses and farms, so you know youre getting the best cut of meat at the best price. Butcher Tom Mylan calls his approach a “simple, pre-industrial style,” in which he cures the meat with rock salt and black pepper for 20 days. Marlow & Daughters also has a wide selection of seasonal vegetables.
Nearys opened its doors on St. Patricks Day in 1967 and still reigns as one of the greatest Irish restaurants in New York today. Often referred to as the “Irish 21,” Jimmy Neary welcomes each of his guests with a welcoming smile and charming Irish personality. A few house specialties include corned beef and cabbage, prime rib, lamb chops, and other Irish classics.
In 2004, Fleishers Craft Butchery reinvented the idea of the traditional, local butcher shop by combining traditional butchery skills with sustainable practices and modern food movement ideals. Fleishers butchers brine grass-fed beef for a week in sea salt, juniper berries, and organic herbs for a fresh, authentic taste. Customers can purchase corned beef by the pound for just $8.99.
For more than 61 years, Bens Best has been serving up batches upon batches of corned beef the exact same way. According to Mr. Marty, “You take the beef, you pickle it for 21 days, you take it out, you boil it with some spices for a few hours, you eat it.” And, apparently Mr. Marty knows exactly what hes talking about. Bens has been featured in an episode of “Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives” and in “The Comedian” featuring Robert DeNiro.
If anyone knows how to do corned beef, its the 2nd Avenue Deli. Customers can snag a corned beef sandwich for $13.75, or $29 for a pound. Thanks for reading CBS NEWS. Create your free account or log in for more features. Please enter email address to continue Please enter valid email address to continue View CBS News In
For most, corned beef and cabbage is a hit or miss – you either love it or you hate it. But, regardless of your stance on this beefy braised sandwich, New York is definitely the place to go to find the best slice in town. Whether its paired with boiled cabbage or cut by the deli slicer, here are five of the best places to snag some serious beef.
If anyone knows how to do corned beef, its the 2nd Avenue Deli. Customers can snag a corned beef sandwich for $13.75, or $29 for a pound. Thanks for reading CBS NEWS. Create your free account or log in for more features. Please enter email address to continue Please enter valid email address to continue View CBS News In
In 2004, Fleishers Craft Butchery reinvented the idea of the traditional, local butcher shop by combining traditional butchery skills with sustainable practices and modern food movement ideals. Fleishers butchers brine grass-fed beef for a week in sea salt, juniper berries, and organic herbs for a fresh, authentic taste. Customers can purchase corned beef by the pound for just $8.99.
Nearys opened its doors on St. Patricks Day in 1967 and still reigns as one of the greatest Irish restaurants in New York today. Often referred to as the “Irish 21,” Jimmy Neary welcomes each of his guests with a welcoming smile and charming Irish personality. A few house specialties include corned beef and cabbage, prime rib, lamb chops, and other Irish classics.
For more than 61 years, Bens Best has been serving up batches upon batches of corned beef the exact same way. According to Mr. Marty, “You take the beef, you pickle it for 21 days, you take it out, you boil it with some spices for a few hours, you eat it.” And, apparently Mr. Marty knows exactly what hes talking about. Bens has been featured in an episode of “Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives” and in “The Comedian” featuring Robert DeNiro.
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