Bon Appetit featured Russ & Daughters caviar (American Transmontanus) in their December issue. They wrote: GIFTS THAT WRAP THEMSELVES Skip the fancy paper, ribbons, and time spent getting the package just so. These gifts look as good as they taste. Russ & Daughters Caviar – The Russ & Daughters logo is a New York icon, [...]

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Character Study: The Lox Sherpa of Russ & Daughters. By Corey Kilgannon, The New York Times. When Hurricane Sandy threatened to cut power to Russ & Daughters, the popular lox purveyor on Houston Street, Chhapte Sherpa, an assistant manager there, was a first responder in saving the salmon. Each day he found ways to make [...]

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“Lost, Then Found: New York Classics” by Mimi Sheraton New York Times Dining section Author Mimi Sheraton writes of her “search for true New York classics,” and praises the mini bagels at Russ & Daughters. “BAGELS:   I remember them well. Say, about three and a half inches across with a good wide center hole; [...]

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Tune in to New York 1 today to catch the Russ & Daughters New Catch Herring, featured in a NY Chow Report segment with reporter Pervaiz Shallwani.  You can watch the segment right here, as well:

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The Wall Street Journal reports on “the insider’s guide to New York,” with tips from Sean Avery, Gabrielle Hamilton, Gay Talese, and Chloe Sevigny. Gabrielle Hamilton, chef/owner of Prune and author of Blood, Bones & Butter, selected Russ & Daughters, and wrote: “Lox Shop: Russ & Daughters. Since 1914, the city’s best and most character-rich [...]

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VOGUE Living profiled Jonathan Adler and his beautifully fun and especially eclectic apartment in New York. Adler wrote a sidebar for the story – “My List: Manhattan” – and he included Russ & Daughters as one of his top places to shop. He wrote, “RUSS & DAUGHTERS: A gem of a gourmet food store in [...]

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http://www.nytimes.com/2011/10/12/dining/vinegar-cocktails-are-making-the-rounds.html

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“Traditional Meal Ending Holy Days Becomes an Event” The New York Times: October 1, 2011 By Mark Oppenheimer Photos by Casey Kelbaugh “In recent years, breaking the fast after Yom Kippur has become part of the Jewish social calendar,” says The New York Times in a National story that features Josh Russ Tupper and some [...]

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