DISH OF THE WEEK

DISH OF THE WEEK in New York: Totkes at EDITH’S SANDWICH COUNTER

You’d think these small bite-sized potato latkes would be a special for Hanukkah when fried potato pancakes are traditional eaten. But Edith’s Sandwich Counter specializes in updated versions of traditional Jewish foods all year long. So these totkes are something you can (and should) order any day of the year.

Edith’s are experts at frying latkes to be creamy, salty, crispy, and addictive without overdoing the grease. They are so good, they put the on their breakfast sandwiches to add an extra layer of crunch. But you can also get them as a side to dip in one of their homemade sauces (the Zatar Ranch is a must-try) or topped with their cheesy sauce. You can also try these yourself on one of our Complete Village Food Tours. Price: $9

EDITH’S SANDWICH COUNTER
64 Charles Street (at West 4th Street),
West Village
(646) 360-3803
edithsbk.com

AboutBrian Hoffman

Brian Hoffman is a classically trained actor who is now a full-time tour guide, blogger, and food obsessive. He leads food and drink tours around New York City, which not only introduce tour-goers to delicious food, but gives them a historical context. He has written food articles for Gothamist and Midtown Lunch in addition to overseeing this blog and a few food video series, including Eat This, Locals Know, and Around the World in One City. His latest series is an international cooking show with his son which can be found on this site.

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