The new tenant replacing 72nd Street Bagel is Milk & Honey, a Kosher restaurant with another location on 45th Street.
Milk & Honey at 22 West 45th sells everything from sushi to sandwiches, pasta, calzones and breakfast food. It’s set to open in early spring according to the sign on the door. Here’s the menu.
Thanks to Rosanna for the photo.
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Milk and honey is about as mediocre as it gets. What a bummer.
Milk and Honey is a disgusting name for a place that serves sushi. Just saying.
It’s the name of a musical too.
and a land (of)
ZZZZZZZZZZZ
in the words of Jackie Mason “yech a putz”
There’s nothing exceptional about the menu other than the fact that it’s extremely pricey.
I’ll miss the friendly service (shout outs to Fofana & Raji) and tofu cream cheeses at 72nd St. Bagel.
Ever since Steinbrenner died, no one is eating calzones
Sushi is also a Jewish dish!
Yes, indeed.
Otherwise why would so many slightly-confused Japanese-restaurant entrepreneurs have adopted the old Eddie Cantor (née Edward Israel Iskowitz, son of Russian-Jewish immigrants) stand-by, turning it into:
“If You knew Sushi, Like We Know Sushi….”
😜
Good one!
wow, these “jokes” are awful…even by Borsht Belt standards. Oye!
Ugh. Used to work across the street from Milk and Honey. The food is mediocre and way overpriced, even for kosher food. Not exciting at all.
There is no good food left anywhere.
As Neil Simon once wrote: If I’d have known that food was going to get so bad, I would have saved a few rolls.
almost makes sense
I have held on to clothing for years, with proper storage, maintenance and repair.
Maintain a 100+ year old apartment, that would never be built this way again in our lifetime.
Who knew that (according to the menu) that a “baker’s dozen” is now 14 bagels?
Inflation, perhaps?
Well thirteen is supposed to be an unlucky number…..
Maybe the Deputy Mayor would address displacement of small businesses instead of doing these type of shallow interviews. https://nymag.com/thecut/2016/12/deputy-mayor-alicia-glen-career-advice.html
As they say, if a non-Asian restaurant adds sushi to a menu, it is a BAD sign…(sushi is a huge profit center..)