Experts' Choice Award 12 Chairs
10 expert reviews
“Despite identifying as a primarily Israeli spot, the menu at 12 Chairs is fairly broad, meaning that you’ll always spot something you want.”
– goop
Travel + Leisure "12 Chairs is a welcome departure for diners seeking " a quick, casual something" that isn't pizza or burgers." Full review
New York Magazine "This Macdougal Street staple, open since 1995, has evolved from a simple Middle Eastern spot to its current idiosyncratic fusion status, something the owner describes as "Israeli-Russian."
Village Voice Best of NYC
"The so-called Russian ravioli are really Siberian pelmeni, a profuse serving of tiny dumplings loaded with oily meat, perfect brunch fare as far as we're concerned." Full review
Not For Tourists "Rough around the edges. Fantabulous blintzes and pirogis."
Zagat4.3
"“Locals know” about these “comforting” “defaults” for “simple and delicious” American-Middle Eastern eats at “reasonable prices”; while “nothing fancy”, they’re “pretty enjoyable”." Full review
The Infatuation "Between its breakfast all day, traditional Middle Eastern dishes, sandwiches, salads, and some pierorgies and schnitzels for good measure, 12 Chairs’ menu has something for everyone." Full review
The Infatuation "It’s a great spot for brunches, affordable dinners, or any meals where eating kind of healthy is the priority." Full review
On the Grid "Snack on warm pita and hummus at this charming Middle-Eastern brasserie." Full review
Where "All-day breakfasts, cold salads, stuffed sandwiches, blintzes and pierogi keep the informal restaurant filled. B, L & D (daily). $$." Full review
