Orthodox synagogue Businesses in Manhattan

About Orthodox synagogue in Manhattan

At present, 71 active listings match the Orthodox synagogue category in the Manhattan directory.

Phone data is present on 60 listings, website data on 51, and structured hours data on 26. Rating data is available on 68 listings, with a displayed average of 4.7/5 across 1,812 recorded reviews.

Current active records are associated with Manhattan directory districts including Upper West Side Manhattan (21), Downtown Manhattan (17), Midtown Manhattan (15), Uptown Manhattan (12). Use the individual address on each profile when exact travel time or neighborhood fit matters.

Examples from the current directory data include Bialystoker Synagogue, Edmond J. Safra Synagogue, Congregation Shearith Israel. These names are shown as directory examples, not as an endorsement or ranking.

How to compare Orthodox synagogue

The right comparison criteria depend on what a Orthodox synagogue provider or business actually offers. Before choosing a listing, focus on current scope, location, availability, pricing structure, and any requirement that is important for your specific use case.

• Compare the exact service offered, current availability, pricing approach, and whether an appointment is required.
• Use ratings and review volume as context, not as a substitute for checking whether a business fits your specific need.
• Confirm important details such as hours, accessibility, service area, and payment terms directly with the business.
• For regulated or credential-dependent services, verify current licensing or certification through the appropriate official source.

Using this Manhattan category page

The business cards on this page are the current active Orthodox synagogue records in the directory. Open an individual profile for address, contact and profile details, and compare more than one record when several options are available.

Directory data is useful for discovery, but hours, prices, availability, licensing, policies, and service details can change. Confirm decision-critical information with the business or the relevant official source before relying on it.

Editorial review by Felix Murray · Updated September 15, 2026