Stanley Zabar Has Died. He Managed the Books, and the Slaw, at a N.Y.C. Landmark.

New York Times Tuesday 10 November 2026, 22:14 UTC By Richard Sandomir 1 min read

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Zabar’s, a family business, became a renowned food emporium, which he ran with his brother Saul and another partner.

Zabar’s, a family business, became a renowned food emporium, which he ran with his brother Saul and another partner. He was 94.

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Stanley Zabar Has Died. He Managed the Books, and the Slaw, at a N.Y.C. Landmark.

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