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Katz's Delicatessen named NYC's most iconic restaurant and 8th globally by TasteAtlas
Famous for its legendary pastrami and old-school charm
Peter Luger Steak House ranked NYC's second most legendary and 15th globally
Peter Luger known for its dry-aged porterhouse and Michelin star
Both restaurants represent NYC's enduring culinary legacy

NYC's Culinary Icons Make Global Top 100 List!

TasteAtlas, an online travel guide, just unveiled its list of the 100 most legendary restaurants globally. Guess what? NYC snagged two spots!

Katz's Delicatessen: A Lower East Side Landmark

Line outside Katz's Deli

Katz's Delicatessen, a Lower East Side institution since 1888, earned the title of NYC's most iconic restaurant and eighth globally. Famous for its legendary pastrami on rye and its old-school vibe, Katz's slow-cured meats (up to 30 days!) set it apart. This beloved spot, featured in the iconic When Harry Met Sally scene, offers a true taste of old New York.

Crowd inside Katz's Deli

Learn more about Katz's history: Katz's Delicatessen

Peter Luger Steak House: Brooklyn's Finest

Peter Luger Steak House

Peter Luger Steak House in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, secured the title of NYC's second most legendary eatery and 15th globally. Since 1887, this Michelin-starred establishment has wowed diners with its dry-aged porterhouse, using only the finest USDA Prime meat.

Both restaurants offer a unique glimpse into NYC's rich culinary history and enduring appeal, attracting both locals and tourists alike.

Source: New York Post