Russ & Daughters Cafe Is Reopening After a Pandemic Hiatus - Eater NY

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Russ & Daughters Cafe has returned to the Lower East Side for full-service dining after a two-year hiatus last week, a spokesperson for the restaurant tells Eater. The New York institution closed its doors in March 2020 and had remained closed since, save for delivery and to-go offerings. The restaurant at 127 Orchard Street, near Delancey Street, is back to selling platters of smoked fish, egg creams, and matzo ball soup. Hours of operation are Thursdays through Monday, 8:30 am to 2:30 p.m. No reservations.

Meanwhile, early this spring, it was reported that Russ & Daughters Upper East Side outpost inside of the Jewish Museum would permanently close. Over in Brooklyn, the Russ & Daughters operation that opened inside of the Brooklyn Navy Yards back in 2019, remains open.

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