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THE COOK
Submitted by: YVETTE GUZMA on Aug 7th 2007
I LIKE FOOD FROM THE HANDS OF DAVID!!!! YOU ARE THE BEST "DAVID-OVICH!"

HI i torokilopz
Submitted by: torokilopz on Aug 5th 2007
Hello

I am Lucy, I have found your website while searching for some info at Google. Your site has helped me in a big way.


Bye

The Purple Pear in Monsey
Submitted by: Ephraim Rosenberg on Aug 3rd 2007
I recently went to the Purple Pear and ordered, not my usual fettuccini alfredo but, the Fish and Chips instead. Instead of the chips, I was given the choice of having Mashed Potatoes as a substitute. I just wanted to say that I was amazed with every mouthful how delicious it was. The fish was cooked to perfection and I honestly have never had mashed potatoes that taste as good theirs, and I've eaten a lot of mashed potatoes in my lifetime. Boruch Hashem that I live in Monsey so that I can order this unbelievable dish whenever I feel like. The Purple Pear truly has it all, nice atmosphere, clean, fast service, and most importantly unbelievably delicious food. And if you don't feel like dining in, you can order your food, and then go next door to Lishkas HaSofer and shop for seforim while you wait. The Purple Pear will give you a beeper that notifies you when your food is ready.

Da'Nali's Cafe
Submitted by: Baruch Weiss on Aug 2nd 2007
I'v eaten here several times and their food is great!

Tov's Bistro
Submitted by: Hattie Filtzstein on Aug 2nd 2007
I got an email from Kosher-NY about Tov's Bistro -- have you heard anything about it? All I know is it's going to open in the next few weeks. Do you know any other details?

Thanks!

-H.F.

Lul Cafe
Submitted by: Ravio on Aug 2nd 2007
I love the waiter!

HEY
Submitted by: andy on Jul 31st 2007
what does glatt mean? whats the difference between glatt kosher and kosher?

Blue Palace
Submitted by: Ralph on Jul 30th 2007
when is this place going to open and what is the number?

Reply #1 submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on Jul 31st 2007
Blue Palace closed several months ago.

Reply #2 submitted by: yaakov on Aug 9th 2007
the Blue Palace closed.

Grill Time
Submitted by: michal on Jul 30th 2007
really great food,please post a full menu

Park East Grill to close this week!
Submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on Jul 30th 2007
To Our Valued Customers,

It is with great sadness that we announce the closing of Park East Grill.
-Our Last Lunch & Dinner Meals Will Be Served On Thursday August 2, 2007
-Our Last Meal Ever Will Be The Shabbat Dinner on Friday August 3, 2007
Our building was recently sold, and we have accepted a buyout offer from our new landlord for the eleven years remaining on our lease. Since the managing partner of Park East Grill will be starting the full time MBA program at Columbia University next month, we have decided against the lengthy and timely process of building and acquiring the necessary permits for a new location.

The catering division of Park East Grill will continue to operate at Park East Kosher located at 1623 Second Avenue between East 84th and East 85th streets with the same executive chef. The catering division is available to cater all types of functions from 2 to 2000 people, as well as provide certified Glatt Kosher Meals on china or disposable plates for anyone attending a function at a non-kosher function. For catering inquiries, please call Murray or Michael at 212-737-9800.
Thank You for your patronage over the past four years.

-The team at Park East Grill

Kosher hotels?
Submitted by: Nathan on Jul 30th 2007
r there any kosher hotels in the US?

Reply #1 submitted by: Sara on Aug 7th 2007
There is a bed and breakfast in MA but I was never there.Sharon Woods Inn (Glatt) (781)784-9401

Reply #2 submitted by: Lance on Aug 20th 2007
In the Catskills, there are several. The Homowack and I think the Raleigh.

NYC Glatt Kosher - FUN place?
Submitted by: T. Gilbert on Jul 30th 2007
Does anyone have a favorite kosher restaurant in NYC that is attractive and fun for a dinner with 20 savvy British relatives?

Reply #1 submitted by: Rinat on Jul 30th 2007
the best kosher restaurant in NYC is Wolf & Lamb Steakhouse
10 East 48th Street
(Bet. 5th Ave & Madison Ave.)
the food is the best and the service is great. its hard too find these kinds of restaurants in nyc. its not that expensive. enjoy

Tea for Two Cuisine
Submitted by: Moshe Greenberg on Jul 28th 2007
I ate at you place on Thursday night and the food was great. I believe I also left a black zippered appointment book Please let me know if you have it and if you do call me at 215.704.3366 Thank you Moshe

Pomegranate Restaurant
Submitted by: Noa Miller on Jul 27th 2007
I live in South Beach and drive to Boca to eat at Pomegranate. Outstanding foods, very nice & friendly wait stuff, and very pleasant ambiance. I defiantly recommend this restaurant.

Nargila Grill Switches Supervision
Submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on Jul 27th 2007
Please be aware that Nargila Grill has switched their supervision from the Star-K to the OU for both their Upper East and Upper West Side locations.

le paerve
Submitted by: cathy on Jul 26th 2007
What happened to the Le Paerve Bakery? I really miss it!

kosher food in cancun
Submitted by: jacques sabbah on Jul 26th 2007
i'm looking for kosher grocery, cater or restaurant in cancun please if you know where we can pick up our shabbat let me know best regards

Reply #1 submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on Jul 27th 2007
The only thing that I have heard about in Cancun is this:
Kosher Solutions
Plaza Kukulcan Local 412B
Boulevard Kukulcan Km. 13 Zona Hotelera
Cancun Qroo. Mexico C.p. 77500
Ph. / Fax (52998) 885 20 22
E-mail : info@koshercancun.com
Express Delivery Dial (+52 998)185 13 90
Web Page: www.koshersolutions.com.mx

Reply #2 submitted by: tzvi on Aug 15th 2007
for everything jewish in cancun visit www.jewishcancun.com/

Sara
Submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on Jul 24th 2007
Please email me your address. Thank you.

Grill Time
Submitted by: Sharon D on Jul 24th 2007
This restaurant is awesome. The steaks are so tasty. Though we live in Maryland we eat at Grill Time every visit to Miami. The service is very friendly. Highly recommend!

Riverdelight
Submitted by: Norma Bander on Jul 24th 2007
Consistently high quality. Good sushi. Attentive staff. We like the salad bar that is available with most entrees.

Reply #1 submitted by: Tony on Sep 5th 2007
This is fantastic Kosher deli and restaurant for sure. All the food are delicious. Sushi, salads too, menu is varied, desserts very good.
I celebrated my birthday in there and they carter my others party too, my friends were delighted by dishes quality.delicious. It is a great place to eat especially if your from out-of-town and new to the bronx area.

Reply #2 submitted by: maya on Sep 1st 2008
i agree with you 100% they do have the best sushi,burgers,salad bar and service.i love there special mashed potatoes with the golden fried onions.

Espresso Café & Sushi
Submitted by: Hal Caine on Jul 19th 2007
Great place. Am never disappointed

Reply #1 submitted by: the best place to eat on Jul 11th 2008
Espresso is a unique restaurant the food is just ausome it comes in big portions and the price is not bad at all the place is beautiful and the people working there are just so kind and friendly just like family, this place is a must try if you are in the area

Lo Mein recipe
Submitted by: avrumi on Jul 19th 2007
Hi:
I enjoy Lo Mein from China Glat, Moshi Moshi, and China Mehadrin. When I tried to cook Lo Mein myself, it always tastes completely different than in the stores. Could you please tell me what I might be doing wrong, or could you please give me a recipe so that it would taste similar to theirs?
Thanks.

Reply #1 submitted by: Alex Dumass on Jul 19th 2007
Use MSG.

Reply #2 submitted by: Moshi Moshi on Jul 21st 2007
Thank you for visiting our restaurant, we have a dozen of noodle dishes but Lo Mein is surely the most popular choice. Creating a delicious Lo Mein is fairly simple however it requires appropriate ingredients & utensils. Boil "Golden Bowl" noodles for 10 min, rinse under cold water and sprinkle a drop of veg. oil to keep the noodles from sticking together. In a wok add some vegetables, noodles, soy sauce & (sake)rice wine. Sauté for couple of minutes & enjoy!
P.S. Sautéing in a regular cooking pan rather than in a Chinese wok might explain variations in taste.
Hope to see You back soon for dinner or lunch at Moshi Moshi!
Gary, Owner

The Purple Pear
Submitted by: rebeca on Jul 19th 2007
i been there ,great restarant delicios food ,i personly liked the salads ,garlic bread, i would recomend this to everyone

Orchidea
Submitted by: shev on Jul 19th 2007
the all you can eat lunch is absolutely great!! I really love it!! Your restaurant certainly serves Great food!!

Milk 'N Honey (NYC)
Submitted by: Diane Brown on Jul 18th 2007
We had breakfast here during our first vacation to NYC. EVERYONE (including the regulars) were very nice and the food was great! My kids loved the french toast and the price was great!

Karen
Submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on Jul 16th 2007
Thank you for your feedback. I would like your concerns to be adressed, so please provide your email so the owner can get back to you. Thank you again for your comments.

Cafe Muscat
Submitted by: avi on Jul 16th 2007
my favorite resturant on earth iv been there alot of times

Purple Pear - 9 Days Hours
Submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on Jul 15th 2007
Starting Sunday 7/15 thru Thursday 7/19 10AM-10PM Sat 10:15PM-Late
Sunday7/22 10AM-10PM Monday 7/23 10AM-7:30PM Tues 7/24 Closed

Coby's
Submitted by: rachel on Jul 15th 2007
amazing place food yammmm
the best place to go in london
love it love it

KS STEAKHOUSE
Submitted by: JAMIE on Jul 13th 2007
THEY CLOSED DOWN I CANT BELIEVE IT I HAVE TO FIND THE CHEF . OR WHERE HE WAS WORKING I NEED THAT SOUP

Reply #1 submitted by: Sara on Jul 14th 2007
Didn't they just open?

Reply #2 submitted by: bill on Jul 15th 2007
steakhouses deserve to be shutdown. what a waste. open a real restaurant sheesh.

Reply #3 submitted by: JAMIE on Jul 16th 2007
UR A waste this steak house had suh good food it is a shame it had to close down we need more restaurants with real chefs. they had a great team there and the best food

Reply #4 submitted by: Marat on Jul 16th 2007
I agree with Bill -- but JAMIE also -- whatever, they should've just opened it up in Manhattan.

Reply #5 submitted by: DANNY on Jul 30th 2007
its a good thing that they closed because they didnt know how to take care of the place. the reason why is because they wasted money on useless stuff.

Reply #6 submitted by: Anonymous on Aug 7th 2007
Which soup did you like? I know the chef quite well and could pass on the recipe to you.

Reply #7 submitted by: Anonymous on Aug 9th 2007
I once had their Italian Wedding Soup, as a special. It was delicious. My husband loved their Tomato Bisque.

Coby's
Submitted by: james on Jul 11th 2007
I think this restaurant is absolutely fabulous Its a great kosher restaurant! Its great for a light snack for lunch an dinner an its also a great place just for a social drink, the prices are reasonable and its worth while! I strongly recommend it amazing place

bar mitzvah off premises caterer
Submitted by: rhonda on Jul 10th 2007
looking for kosher catering for bar mitzvah at plainview y. besides colbeh and wing wan thanks

Reply #1 submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on Jul 10th 2007
Some of the other Great Neck restaurants are also good choices. Cho-Sen Village, Chatanooga or Bistro Grill. Tell them the Kosher Restaurants Magazine sent you. Mazel Tov.

Reply #2 submitted by: Lance on Aug 20th 2007
Try Mauzone (Celebrations), or Chap A Nosh, or Bon Appetit in Roslyn Heights.

San Francisco
Submitted by: Nathan Dweck on Jul 9th 2007
can someone email me kosher venues in San Fran.
ndweck@jacmel.com
thanks

Reply #1 submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on Jul 10th 2007
Hey Nate,

The aren't too many choices but your best option is:
Sabra Grill
419 Grant Ave.
San Francisco, CA 94108
415-982-3656
Vaad HaKashrus of Northern California
Hours: 11.30AM- 10.00PM
www.sabragrill.com

Thank You! (Wolf & Lamb Steakhouse)
Submitted by: Park & Denise Warne on Jul 9th 2007
Dear Sirs,
My wife and I, on one of our recent recreational trips to New York, stopped, quite by accident, at your delicatessen to have dinner on June 14th of this year. I wanted to share our impressions with you and your staff.
When we arrived, it was quite crowded but we were seated at the end of a row of tables next to a group of talkative young people. The host was very friendly and helpful and we got the impression that almost everyone except us had been there many times. There were families, young people, and groups engaged in lively conversation and the atmosphere was engaging and positive. The food was excellent and, in my younger days, I probably could have finished it all.

We wanted to thank you for an excellect dining experience and to congratulate you on your ability to create a circumstance where food, fun, family, and faith can be shared in such a rewarding way.

You can be assured that your fine facility will be a regular feature of our trips to the city and I looked forward to our next visit. Best regards,
Park and Denise Warne
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Reply #1 submitted by: danny on Jul 31st 2007
this place is the best. the steaks are the best. its like the only place in NYC that has great food. i cant wait till i go there again.

The Purple Pear
Submitted by: Rose on Jul 9th 2007
The food was absolutely amazing. Fresh and very plentiful. Other than it being extremely crowded and noisy, we enjoyed our lunch very much.

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