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Jewish Home Cooking at Café Edison
September 18, 1999
One of the lesser known bastions of Jewish home-cooking in New York City is Café Edison. Housed in the former ballroom of the Edison Hotel (which has seen finer days), the perfectly crabby waitresses at this treasure serve up the best cheese blintzes in the world, according to Jane. This is the place to see theater celebrities August Wilson writes here and Neil Simon has his own table.
Café Edison
228 West 47th Street
New York, NY
212-840-5000
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