Michael’s in Midtown, the American restaurant known as a power restaurant for major media players, has reportedly been overtaken by rugelach from Harlem. Former Today show host Tamron Hall passed out the flaky Jewish pastry to diners at the restaurant on Monday, sourced from Lee Lee’s Rugelach in Harlem, the Post reports. The small bakery has managed to garner a lot of positive press over the years, with outlets like Thrillist calling owner Alvin Lee Smalls’ rugelach the city’s best.
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