Tag: saul zabar

Could the 79th Street 1 train station be renamed to the 79th Street - Saul Zabar station?

It’s not exactly business as usual. Saul Zabar, the man behind the Jerusalem of delicatessens, died Tuesday at age 97.

“Family and an invested interest in the community" set the store apart from others, Saul Zabar once told the Rag.

By Krista Carter Zabar's celebrates its 80th year on the Upper West Side this year, and the store and its leaders show no signs of slowing down.

Sad news about a local school, a real estate revival, and tales of the decline of mom and pop shops are in this week's bulletin.

By Tracy Kaler As I walk South on Broadway, I always know how many blocks I have left until I reach Zabar’s without ever looking at a street sign. I see the crowds of pedestrians ahead, the commotion and energy as I approach the store, and when I reach West ...

Zabar's finally landed on a new name for the Lobster Salad that wasn't. As we reported a few weeks ago, Zabar's was selling a seafood salad made with crayfish as "lobster salad", charging more than $15 a pound. A columnist for the New Orleans Times-Picayune on a visit to New ...