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Reserve Cut, New York: A Kosher Steakhouse That Argues With Wall Street
Inside the Setai Wall Street, Albert Allaham's flagship is the loudest kosher fine-dining statement in the Americas — dry-aged, glatt, and unapologetic.
New York, United States
Reserve Cut does not whisper. It dry-ages 45 days in cedar, plates wagyu under a chandelier the size of a small religion, and asks the financial district to behave.
I came back three nights in a row. The bone marrow, the duck pastrami, the Wagyu cigars — and a sommelier who reads a kosher list like a Talmudist reads a daf.
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