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Greta Restaurant
Submitted by: Ken Schwartz on Feb 12th 2006
This is one of the best kosher restaurants I have ever gone too. Their steaks are unbelievable.The service is good. This is a place to try.
 Grille De Paris
Submitted by: Judith Baxter on Feb 12th 2006
We have eaten here on numerous occassions. The service is excellent and the food is on par or better with the best in manhattan. The potato flomp is unreal, the honey dijon salad with chicken and artichoke are awesome, the steaks are big enough to get full on and the baby ribs melt in your mouth. The decor is lovely and the atmosphere is very peaceful. Beats going to the city, fighting for a spot or paying for a garage just for dinner.
Try it, you will not be dissapointed.
Gyro/Schwarma
Submitted by: Yitz on Feb 10th 2006
Can you get a kosher Gyro? And where can you get schwarma that's good in the city, not Brooklyn or Queens?
Reply #1 submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on Feb 14th 2006
Kosher Gyro I'm not sure, but Mr. Broadway (Broadway & 38th Street) has very good Schwarma.
Reply #2 submitted by: Philip on Mar 2nd 2006
Try Chickpea on 3rd avenue near ST. Marks Place.
Reply #3 submitted by: Pierre on Jul 17th 2007
Chickpea is not kosher anymore
La Creperie
Submitted by: Anoynomous on Feb 9th 2006
Had a great meal at La Creperie last week! The food was outstanding! Although all the food was delicious, the crepes were definitely the best part!
GIO CAFFE
Submitted by: Jack on Feb 9th 2006
I and my friend went to GIO Caffe recently
For Shava Brachot. The food was excellent
So went back for diner. Grill tuna was out of
This world .we thought we wear eating steak
I would recommend this place for party or
Even dine out. Best wishes to owner and crew.
Reply #1 submitted by: gio caffe staff on Feb 13th 2006
thanks for comming please come again
azuri's
Submitted by: dana katz on Feb 9th 2006
is this restaurant kosher?
Reply #1 submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on Feb 9th 2006
As with anything kosher, to each person kosher might be different. But here are the facts: The supervision is Rabbi Rafael Safra and they are not open on Shabbat. And the resturant says they are Glatt.
Reply #2 submitted by: charles on Aug 14th 2006
the owner is a nice guy but does not wear a kipa
More Park East Grill Specials
Submitted by: Michael Weltz, owner on Feb 9th 2006
complimentary glass of cabernet on 2/14
complimentary chocolate fondue for two with purchase of 2 or more entrees on 2/13 and 2/15
both offers require prinout and valid with cash payments only
Wendy's Plate is now serving SUSHI!
Submitted by: Gabe Levy, owner on Feb 8th 2006
Reply #1 submitted by: sandy_gilford@comcast.net on Jul 12th 2007
Jody told me about your restaurant, and it sounds like the same QUALITY I remember, Gabe, when you used to go with me to shop at Real Foods, and make such delicious meals in my kitchen. I hope to get to Brooklyn sometime and enjoy a meal at Wendy's Plate. My daughter, Talia, is getting married, iy"H, on August 1 in Israel. Since just after Tod, a"h, passed away 8 years ago I've been teaching kindergarten, which I love. Good to see something of what you are doing now. I can imagine you have kids, and Wendy is your wife and paartner. Stay well, hatzlacha in everything!
Sandy Gilford
Help Wanted: Deli Waiters & Counterman for Essex on Coney
Submitted by: Harry Rasp, owner on Feb 8th 2006
Must have kosher (style) deli experience!
Call 718-253-1002, Ask for Harry
Coming Soon: Watch for our Grand Opening!!!
Charity Scotch Tasting Event at Park East Grill, Feb. 18
Submitted by: Larry Kolodny on Feb 8th 2006
Complete details at: http://boneiolam.info/
Dear Friends,
I am arranging a Scotch tasting for Bonei Olam. The tasting will take place Saturday night, February 18, 2006 at the Park East Grill located at 1564 Second Avenue, between 81st and 82nd Street in Manhattan. Bonei Olam is an organization whose mission is to help orthodox Jewish couples who are experiencing infertility. For information on Bonei Olam please visit their website at www.boneiolam.org.
Go to: http://boneiolam.info/ to find a flyer for the scotch tasting, as well as the preliminary list of scotches for tasting. There will be a raffle for the “Ultimate Scotch Collection” valued at over $1,200 and information for that is also included on the flyer. People can support Bonei Olam by sending in their minimum $100.00 donation for the event or for designated drivers a reduced fee of $40.00. I encourage you to confirm your reservation early as only a limited number of spaces are available. People who come to taste, will receive a tasting notebook and a Glencairn Glass for tasting.
In order to ensure that every penny raised at the event goes to Bonei Olam, we are offering sponsorship opportunities. People who graciously agree to sponsor a portion of the event, will be listed in the tasting book that will be given out at the event. The levels of sponsorship range from Bottle Sponsor ($100), Table Sponsor ($500) or Evening Sponsor ($1,000). Additionally there will be Platinum Sponsorships available for donations over $10,000. The Platinum Sponsor flyer is also on the site.
If you are interested or know anyone who is interested in coming to the event, please email me at bosmst@yahoo.com.
Reply #1 submitted by: saliu fagbenro on Feb 26th 2006
i want to work with you please.
Bertolini's Feb. 14 Special
Submitted by: Sholom Witriol, owner on Feb 8th 2006
V-day special : Free romantic dessert (9.95 VALUE) w/ your diner for 2 must mention GREATKOSHERRESTAURANTS.COM
need a place for a party
Submitted by: saul on Feb 7th 2006
i need a nice and chep resturant in manhattan for 40 ppl can you please help me i whould apriciate it
my email address is szztrips2@aol.com
Reply #1 submitted by: saul on Feb 7th 2006
i need the place for this saturday night please help
Reply #2 submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on Feb 8th 2006
Call us to discuss your options. 718-336-4201
Reply #3 submitted by: Aaron Cohen on Mar 6th 2006
You should really check out Bermuda in Brooklyn. it may not be in Manhattan but you feel like you out of town. The food is exellent, service is very good and the great uniqe atmosphere.
Chat Room Question: Should kosher restaurants have Valentine's Day specials?
Submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on Feb 7th 2006
If anyone is curious to see a debate on whether kosher restaurants should have specials on Valentine's Day, check out last year's Talia's Steakhouse/ Frumster Valentine's Day Special and the debate that followed. Copy and paste the link below:
http://www.taliassteakhouse.com/1122004.html
Corner Cafe
Submitted by: a yid on Feb 7th 2006
I Whent Already To The Store A Few Times The Food Are Good But One Thing I Think Its Got To A Change That The Real Food Should Be On The Display And Not Only The Danishes Becouse When Peaple Come In Hungry They Buy What They See But Becouse You Only Have Danish On The Display You Lose Out Becouse The Man Will Buy A Danish "its A Shood"becouse I Want You To Be Matsliach Thats Why Leiby I Am Writing This To You
Espresso Café & Sushi Bar
Submitted by: Eric Sorlien on Feb 6th 2006
While waiting for my collie to be groomed, I popped up the block to get a coffee. What I found is the only European bistro in the Northeast Philadelphia. And I loved the Italian Espresso and much more. The Israeli owners, Sharon and Liat Abergel greet you passionately as if they've been waiting for you. It is word of mouth that results in the preponderance of regulars. But it is the artistically presented entrees and unique brunch items that cement the relationship. I am here every Wednesday at 1:10! I order Fettucine Alfredo with a light creamy sauce that does not overwhelm the finely tuned pasta, and I eat mushroom soup, which mushrooms mushrooms. I drink Israeli Spring brand Pear juice and eat a rich dark chocolate croissant.
Israeli television in the cafe accentuates the feeling that you are not in Philadelphia. The artwork gallery is likewise transporting you. Israeli candies and gift baskets by Liat beckon you away. And the Israeli ice cream reminds you of the happier times over there.
In a later visit I brought a European. She was impressed big time. It was the incredibly light and fresh dessert which she did NOT believe could have been jetted from Israel. There is the fresh best of Israel here. It is all wonderful in fact. Bring the kids. There are french fries! Sharon and Liat offer a diverse menu choice as well versed caterers too.
If you are out Saturday night top it off with a full menu until midnight-BYOB.
Reply #1 submitted by: Jerri Williams on Jul 1st 2009
Our first trip to Espresso Cafe was really enjoyable--very good sushi, gorgeous chocolate crepes topped with fresh bluberries and blackberries, and delicious Israeli coffee. Met some interesting people and Sharon's service was attentive. Will definitely return soon! Thanks, Sharon!
The Way It Was
Submitted by: Bob McNally on Feb 5th 2006
Good article. Ratners Restaurant was on the north side of Delancy Street. Wasn't there a similar restaurant(different name)On the south side of Delancy? My wife and I went there as far back as 1955. If you can, let me know its name.
Thanks,
Bob
bobmcnally8@hotmail
Bob
Reply #1 submitted by: VICTOR S on May 13th 2006
GLUCKSTERNS WAS THE OTHER RESTURANT AND IT SERVED MEAT
Reply #2 submitted by: Bob on May 14th 2006
Thanks Victor S. I remember Glucksterns name. You're probably correct. I remember having kasha for the first time.
Reply #3 submitted by: lutz burt on Jan 16th 2007
the name of the restaurant accross from ratners was the french roumanian
Shanghai Diamond Garden
Submitted by: Edie Birken on Feb 4th 2006
I tried several times on Friday to contact the restaurant to request reservations for a party of ten for Sunday, Feb. 5 at 12 noon. Preferably a round table. The phone rang incessantly with no one answering. Very frustrating..........and this started at 11 am, again at 12 noon, and again midafternoon. No one answers your phone.
That's not a good business practice.
Reply #1 submitted by: Arash Hashemi on Feb 7th 2006
That is because they are closed on Fridays.
Island Grill
Submitted by: Aaron on Feb 2nd 2006
Food was delicious, service was great.
ESSEX ON CONEY HAS RE-OPENED
Submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on Feb 2nd 2006
For all who've missed Essex on Coney, you will be happy to know that they have re-opedned their doors- right in time for Super Bowl Sunday.
Super Bowl - Dougie's style
Submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on Jan 29th 2006
Copy and paste the link below to view Dougie's Super Bowl Menu.
http://www.dougiesbbq.com/webpages/userimages/_SuperBowl2006.pdf
Super Bowl- Park East Grill style
Submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on Jan 29th 2006
Check out park East Grill's Super Bowl specials below:
http://www.parkeastgrill.com/Superbowl.htm
Park East Grill will be giving away 4 sets of Billy Joel tickets (2 tix per set) to the MSG Show
Submitted by: Michael Weltz, owner on Jan 29th 2006
Madison Square Garden Show on February 16, 2006 at 8pm
1st Raffle: Thursday February 2, 2006 at 930pm
Raffle Forms will be given out on Monday 1/30, Tuesday 1/31, Wednesday 2/1 & Thursday 2/2
More information can be found in our weekly specials section
Park East Grill - Jewish singles Dinner
Submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on Jan 29th 2006
Monday February 6, 2006
(late 20's to late 30's)
Go to our weekly specials section for the night's schedule and more info
Grill de Paris
Submitted by: david fiterman on Jan 28th 2006
Was in Grill de Paris thursday night,and let me tell you,the place is really great.Very clean,good service.Had a veal fillet,and it was awsome,meat dishes at this place are always top of the line.I"ve been to a lot of places in Brooklyn and Manhattan,but foodwise i consider this one to be the best.
DINER
Submitted by: MARCO BENHAIM on Jan 28th 2006
RESERVSION FOR 1 8 MP.
Reply #1 submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on Jan 28th 2006
What is this reservation for?
Mabat Teaneck looking for wait staff
Submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on Jan 27th 2006
If you live in the Teanck and surronding areas and would be interested in working as a waiter or waitress for Mabat Teaneck, please email eliyahu007@optonline.net
La Creperie
Submitted by: Tani on Jan 26th 2006
I recently went for my Birthday dinner, and it was great! Great service, great food...I highly recommend it!
Tierra Sur at Herzog Wine Cellars
Submitted by: Sherri on Jan 24th 2006
Wonderful meals and environment. Great day outing.
White Balsamic vinegar
Submitted by: toby martin on Jan 24th 2006
is there a kosher white balsamic vinegar available?
THE KOSHER SHOWCASE- Monday & Tuesday, Jan. 23 & Jan. 24 in Brooklyn
Submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on Jan 21st 2006
A Purim & Passover Preview: FREE to the trade on both days: Monday 2:00pm-8:00pm Tuesday 10:00am-8:00pm
For the general public- Hours are Tuesday 2:00pm-8:00pm and $20 admission fee at the door; under 18 not admitted
at the Rose Castle- 380 Flushing Ave. Brooklyn, NY
Call 718-633-0733 for more details
1868 Restaurant & Bar
Submitted by: elayne gordon on Jan 18th 2006
My sons and I had an outstanding dining experience at 1868. Experience is the only way to describe our nearly three hour meal that seemed to go by all too quickly. The sommelier suggested a lovely wine we had never tried and the wait staff thoroughly described the menu items, encouraging us not to order the same dishes so we could have an opportunity to taste several selections. This was a wise suggestion that enabled everyone at the table to sample several delightful choices. The beautiful presentation was matched by the excellent tasting, very generous portions. An incomparable experience we look forward to repeating in the future.
La Creperie
Submitted by: Chakira on Jan 17th 2006
This is by no means that closest Kosher rest. to the GWB or the northernmost Kosher eatery in Manhattan! Has Washington heights dropped off the map completely?
Reply #1 submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on Jan 17th 2006
We do tend to forget about Washington Heights. However, what is written is that it's the "only DAIRY kosher restaurant above 72nd Street" (and by that we mean waiter service restaurant) - we did not write "the northernmost Kosher eatery" and when it's written the "closest kosher restuarant to the GWB" was from a New York City/Manhattan-esque perspective. But you're right, Washington Heights eateries are closer to the GWB and we will fix the wording on that. Thanks for the catch.
A baguette bar closed?
Submitted by: Joe G. on Jan 16th 2006
Anyone have any news on this place? The phone number has been disconnected. I loved their food.
Tierra Sur at Herzog Wine Cellars
Submitted by: Rabbi Eidlitz - Kosher In on Jan 12th 2006
I just received an e mail from someone who asked the o/u webe rebbe if they certify the Tierra Sur. The response is that the o/u does not certify any restaurants in California. You might want to inform them of the error before it becomes a widespread rumor. Kol Tuv
Is there a website for Asian food only?
Submitted by: beblessed10 on Jan 11th 2006
Please help me find a direct listing to all Japanese and Chinese restaurants in Brooklyn.
If there such a website?
Thanks
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