


24-year old, Manhattan Glatt Kosher Restaurant, Upper West Side, NYC. Talia’s serves Glatt Kosher gourmet food and has prix fixe menus for Friday night Shabbat dinner. We will also serve prix fixe Passover Seder and will be open during Chol Hamoed. Recently, Talia’s opened a fast food operation in its former Bar called Shawarma Shabazi – an authentic, glatt kosher Middle Eastern cuisine. Shawarma Shabazi is perfect to catering and for late diners. it is open until 1:00 AM during weekdays. On Saturday, we open about one hour after the sunset and we stay open until 3 am with live music. Indoor and a nice sidewalk outdoor dining is available. Please feel free to call us anytime at: 212-580-3780 or e-mail us: [email protected].
A wide-ranging menu, live music & sidewalk cafe seats lure diners to this glatt kosher steakhouse.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 668 Amsterdam Ave, New York, NY 10025
Phone: (212) 580-3770
Website: https://taliassteakhouse.com/?y_source=1_NjY4NTkxOTktNzE1LWxvY2F0aW9uLndlYnNpdGU=
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The restaurant has an incredible atmosphere. It feels like being at home, very comfortable and welcoming. The staff is very kind, friendly, and attentive, which makes the experience even better.
When we ordered dessert, the dirty dishes were not cleared from the table first — they should remove the dirty plates before serving dessert and tea.
Unfortunately, after such service, I do not want to come back to this restaurant again.
After several attempts at asking to turn up the heat we ate most of the meal wearing our winter jackets.
The entree, salmon was prepared fine but nothing special.
I don’t think I would ever go back.
I found parking across the street and we walked in. There were 3 other tables woth people but not a waiter to be seen. We spent maybe 3 or 4 awkward minutes standing there. Then someone came and gave us a table. The table rocked back and forth so we moved. Then we got the menu and some water.
We ordered the sampler. The knish was literally raw on the inside, the chicken was bland, the kibbeh was ok, the falafel was ok, but the cigars were AMAZING. I asked the waiter if they make it in house he said no. They get it from BROOKLYN. My sister asked for ketchup, ugh, it Never came. I went to the kitchen and asked the chef who was the only one there, and he gave it to me.
I got the prime rib, my sister got the cauliflower steak. What the heck is a cauliflower steak?? Anyway she said it was good. I don’t see how one can mess up a slice of cauliflower.
My prime rib came out on a sizzling plate. It was ok. Nothing special, nothing to justify 80 dollars. I got spinach with it, I wish they had Mrs dash so I could put some flavor in it.
Anyway while it was nice to see my sister and hang out, I was disappointed with our food experience.
Btw I realized at the end where all the waiters went. Turns out there is a shawarma place next door that the waiters in talias work. They were very busy, made me jealous that I didn’t go there.
The food was either over- or under-seasoned, and the mashed potatoes tasted frozen and gritty (in both the knishes and plain). The lamb stew was cold when it came out.
The servers were friendly, but didn’t really come to check in with us. We had to ask them separately for a wine menu, and neither of the wines we asked for were available (they only had 4 in stock).
I don’t think we would come here again unless they make some changes to their quality.