The best kosher markets in Manhattan in 2026 are Fischer Bros & Leslie and Kosher Marketplace on the Upper West Side, and Park East Kosher, Ouri's Market and Tomer's Gourmet Market on the Upper East Side. Each sells kosher meat, prepared foods and groceries for Shabbat; certifications are named below.
A glatt kosher butcher since 1949, with a huge prepared-foods counter.
Fischer Bros & Leslie has supplied the Upper West Side since 1949: prime beef, veal and lamb, poultry, deli meats, sushi platters, soups, kugels, salads, challah and cakes.
It is glatt kosher and OU certified, and takes orders for Shabbat and holiday meals.
Good to know: Place Shabbat and yom tov orders early in the week.
230 W 72nd St, New York, NY 10023
Butcher, fine foods, catering and a craft bakery in one Upper East Side shop.
Park East Kosher Butcher and Fine Foods, on First Avenue near 90th Street, combines a butcher counter, prepared foods, catering and its own craft bakery.
It is certified by the Kof-K and offers online ordering and delivery.
Good to know: Order online for delivery to an Upper East Side hotel or rental.
1733 1st Ave, New York, NY 10128
A full kosher grocery on upper Broadway — meat, dairy and pantry.
Kosher Marketplace, on Broadway, is a full-service kosher grocery with meat, dairy and pareve departments and a wide range of packaged goods.
It is supervised by Rabbi Marmorstein.
Good to know: A good one-stop shop if you are cooking in an apartment rental.
2442 Broadway, New York, NY
A Star-K certified kosher market on Third Avenue.
Ouri's Market, on Third Avenue in the upper 60s, sells kosher meat, dairy, prepared foods and groceries to the East Side.
It is certified by the Star-K.
Good to know: Close to Park East Synagogue and the hotels of the East 60s.
1160 3rd Ave, New York, NY
A gourmet kosher market for prepared food and Shabbat essentials.
Tomer's Gourmet Market, on Lexington Avenue, stocks meat, dairy and pareve prepared foods and gourmet groceries.
It is supervised by Rabbi Mehlman.
Good to know: Next door to the Lexington Avenue kosher restaurants around 81st–82nd Streets.
1201 Lexington Ave, New York, NY
Yes — most large supermarkets carry plenty of packaged kosher products with a hechsher on the label, and some Fairway locations stock selected kosher items. For fresh kosher meat, poultry and prepared Shabbat food, though, you need a kosher butcher or market.
The largest kosher supermarkets are in Brooklyn and Queens — Midwood, Borough Park, Flatbush and Kew Gardens Hills — and in the Five Towns just over the city line. Manhattan's markets are smaller but well stocked for visitors.