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food delivery
Submitted by: Anna Todd on Aug 26th 2007
I would like to have Kosher meals delivered to Anna Todd 174th st collins ave N. Miami Beach Fla.
Reply #1 submitted by: cathy on Oct 19th 2007
did you find any info?
i am also looking for prepared foods in that area to be delivered.
Bistro Grill Great Neck
Submitted by: JAN from scranton on Aug 26th 2007
great food , great owner
nataliezarad@yahoo.com
Solo
Submitted by: jamie s. on Aug 24th 2007
The mushroom soup with truffle essence was absoultly amazing. i would love the recipe if you can get it...
shabbat prepaid restaurant
Submitted by: scotchy on Aug 23rd 2007
we are staying upper west side this shabbat-is there any kosher place where we can book on fiday for one shabbetik hot meal?
kosher brunch manhattan
Submitted by: Nathaniel on Aug 23rd 2007
Does anyone know of a Kosher place for a Sunday Bruch for the Out of Town family who are coming to NYC for a wedding? Thanks, Nathaniel
Reply #1 submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on Sep 2nd 2007
Try La Creperie on Broadway and 98th.
Reply #2 submitted by: stacey b on Feb 20th 2008
there is a place across the street from bloomingdale in nyc. the place is tiny but has good omlets
kosher food
Submitted by: napag@marchick.com on Aug 21st 2007
what is difference between kosher and glatt kosher foods?
Reply #1 submitted by: Mitch on Aug 22nd 2007
It's like, More Kosher, Super kosher, Extra Kosher,
Better then just Kosher according to the very religious
Reply #2 submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on Aug 22nd 2007
Technically, glatt means "smooth" in that the animal where the meat is taken from had no nicks or marks. While most people believe that glatt kosher pertains to all kinds of food, the truth is that meat is the only thing that should really be called glatt kosher.
All other foods, eaten by the "very religious" as the other reader points out, is kosher because a superving agency has inspected it and deems it free of non-kosher ingredients
Reply #3 submitted by: Marshall Epstein on Aug 28th 2007
Besides for the type of kosher meat, different hashgachas. In NY restaurants that call themselves kosher but not glatt kosher tend to be open on shabbat and cater to a mixed clientel,conservative,reform,reconstructionist, and non-jewish. The meat is not always soaked and salted. Glatt kosher is the more reliable for everyone.Check with your local rabbi first before consuming.
Mabat Steakhouse in Teaneck,N.J.
Submitted by: Z.C. on Aug 21st 2007
Could someone please tell me why Mabat raised their prices just because a high priced steakhouse opened up across the street?... I fail to see the logic ...
Reply #1 submitted by: oded on Sep 21st 2007
Because the meat supplier raised the prices of meat and because utilities costs especially gas were increased.
Reply #2 submitted by: eli one of the owners on Jan 30th 2008
I am happy to respond the meat market is up so those dairy, eggs, oil and flower, you are welcome to check it. I raised the prices 6 months after to late. I tried my best to stall it as match as possible and most of my costumers thank me for that and
if the meat is going to go up again so will I. I bring the best meat that money can buy and I make sure that my costumers get the best in all aspects. I need little to prove that, we all dine according to our pocket. There are a lot of good kosher restaurants in Teaneck. It is the costumers choice where he or she goes to.
As for any other restaurants, I wish them all the best of luck.
But I dont follow, I lead, every one is looking to me and not the other way around, we have been successful for over twenty years.
Its not luck I can assure you , and I am happy to help the less experienced.
All you have to do to is sit at one of my tables and you will understand what I am talking about.
I thank you for your interest and hope to see you enjoying yourself at one of my tables.
Thank you from MABAT
Jerusaalem of Gold in Teaneck,N.J. ....
Submitted by: Z.C. on Aug 21st 2007
Fairly new Middle Eastern restaurant in Teaneck on Queen Anne Rd. .... excellent !!! .... hope it lasts ...
Reply #1 submitted by: YONHATAN SENDER on Sep 16th 2007
I have been to this restaurant with my fiancee. It was highly recommended by a friend, we came all the way from Passaic. We were extremely satisfied. The food was superb, the taste of the hummus, tahina and falafel reminded us of our last visit to Israel, I recommend to order their large unger steak, the beef tajine and shawarma. They have a large selection of dishes including fish and salads. We plan to bring a large group in October. Their ambience make it a great choice for parties. We highly recommend it!
' Bermuda ' in Brooklyn,NY ......
Submitted by: Z.C. on Aug 21st 2007
Found the restaurant as per the dining guide in the Jewish Press ... GREAT restaurant !!! .... highly recommend ...
Shari's Steak House
Submitted by: anonamous on Aug 20th 2007
it is no longer under the star-k supervision
but rather rabbi martin applebaum
Reply #1 submitted by: nosher on Sep 16th 2007
is he with any org.?
Bari Fish Restaurant
Submitted by: Rabbi Kiss on Aug 16th 2007
The best restaurant in New York, excelent service and food. The owner is a great person, we have the pleasure to meet him before Bari was even open.
Talia's Lounge House Club 613
Submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on Aug 14th 2007
Talia’s Steakhouse & Bar (Amsterdam Ave b/n 92nd & 93rd) is pleased to announce the return of their famous:
Talia’s Lounge House Club 613
Every Saturday Night 9:30 PM – 2:00 AM
~LIVE BAND~
Talia’s Lounge House
Bring a loved one or party-up with your friends.
Light Lounge-Style Menu Available
Featuring Over 10 Types of Burgers and Wraps
For Reservations:
Tel: (212) 580-3770
E-mail: info@taliassteakhouse.com
Details on the band coming in on August 25th:
Name of group:Gabi & friends
Music style: Soft rock classics
Musicians:
Gabriel Alayev: keyboard and vocals
Eddie Khaimovitch: bass guitar
Ed Gonzales: drums
Guest artist: Bill Bassman - accoustic guitar
Repertoire includes:
Billy Joel
Elton John
The Beatles
Phil Collins
Lionel Richie
David Bowie
Pink Floyd
Van Morrison etc
Milk 'N Honey (NYC)
Submitted by: Shelly on Aug 14th 2007
AMAZING food and great location!!
What Hashkacha is borestein or bornstein caterings under?
Submitted by: yisroel on Aug 14th 2007
What Hashkacha is borestein or bornstein caterings under?
Cafe Renaissance
Submitted by: Gayle on Aug 12th 2007
I like the food and wanted to order ut the delivery guy already left.. I asked them to send it in a cab and they said call the cab. I expect better service even though it is 11;45 Saturday night only since I have ordered at this time of night many times and had quick service... bummer Moms withs kids sleeping should stil get good food, now I'm stuck with the regular pizza restaurant instead of gourmet pizza ;( I 'll deal, I guess.... From, spolied Renaissance customer
Clevelands best Kosher Restaurant
Submitted by: Ben Tripp on Aug 11th 2007
I'm looking for a great Kosher reataurant with a good Hasgacha in Cleveland...How wfar is tha from Kent State?
Ben
Grill Time
Submitted by: Heather and Yosef on Aug 9th 2007
Delicious!!!!
Shilo's
Submitted by: Jennifer Stieglitz on Aug 9th 2007
Your restaurant is beautiful and atmospheric your food is delicious and very pretty the service was pretty good
sukkah
Submitted by: Carole Goldsmith on Aug 8th 2007
I'm looking for a restaurant in Queens that WILL have a Sukkah this year
Reply #1 submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on Aug 8th 2007
Dougie's in Queens will almost certainly have a succah this year.
Reply #2 submitted by: Lance on Aug 20th 2007
Chosen usually has one.
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!
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