Agi's Counter Provisions Club
Your Agi's Counter Provisions Club membership also includes:
- First taste of whatever we're testing, fermenting, or just really proud of
- 10% off when you eat with us (anytime, every time)
- First dibs on holiday specials and those bakes that sell out fast
- First access to special events at Pitt's, our sister restaurant!
- Bragging rights
You can skip a month, pause or cancel your membership anytime via your Table22 member portal.
You can also easily adjust your selections, add-ons, and fulfillment choice anytime via your Table22 member portal.
You can also easily adjust your selections, add-ons, and fulfillment choice anytime via your Table22 member portal.
Jeremy Salamon opened Agi's Counter to honor his Hungarian grandmother Agi, a Holocaust survivor who became the heart of his family's kitchen. This James Beard-nominated chef turned Hungarian-Jewish comfort food into daily neighborhood magic, earning a Michelin Bib Gourmand and Bon Appétit's Best Restaurants recognition.
You know those schmaltz potatoes, the Ferdinand buns that sell out by noon. You know how Executive Pastry Chef Renee Hudson and Chef de Cuisine Sara Pagan turn lunch into something worth planning your day around.
Your membership supports what makes this place irreplaceable: fair wages, a team culture where showing up for each other matters, and the kind of restaurant that promotes from within. Your subscription funds the morning babka production, the dinner service that feels like family, and the operation that transforms seasonal ingredients into food that makes people rearrange their schedules.
You're not just getting monthly provisions, you're preserving something essential to how neighborhoods eat.
You know those schmaltz potatoes, the Ferdinand buns that sell out by noon. You know how Executive Pastry Chef Renee Hudson and Chef de Cuisine Sara Pagan turn lunch into something worth planning your day around.
Your membership supports what makes this place irreplaceable: fair wages, a team culture where showing up for each other matters, and the kind of restaurant that promotes from within. Your subscription funds the morning babka production, the dinner service that feels like family, and the operation that transforms seasonal ingredients into food that makes people rearrange their schedules.
You're not just getting monthly provisions, you're preserving something essential to how neighborhoods eat.