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kosher restaurants
Submitted by: leon kieselstein on May 22nd 2005
can anyone direct me to kosher restaurants in las vegas,and palm springs.

Reply #1 submitted by: michael on Jul 4th 2007
hi there,
there are couple of resturants in las vegas. One is Kheifa glat kosher.
Tell your hotel people they should help you out.

California restaurants
Submitted by: Daniel on May 22nd 2005
Could you specify the restaurants for California exist in Los Angeles. Also, there is a glaring omission of one of the top resteraunts in LA; Pat's. Please update this information for your website visitors as soon as possible.

Reply #1 submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on May 22nd 2005
Thank you for your interest.
I have been debating to categorize the restaurants by just Los Angeles as well, so I agree and it's been taken care of already.
In terms of Pat's, we hope to have the restaurant in the next issue of the magazine coming out in August. (Keep in mind, all the restaurants on the website are signed up for the magazine)

Grill Time
Submitted by: JJCCIII on May 19th 2005
GREAT FOOD!!!!ATTENTIVE SERVICE!!!! THUMBS UP!

Dougies BBQ & Grill Teaneck
Submitted by: Laura on May 17th 2005
Good food, but pricy. Would have enjoyed myself if it was a little less pricy.

Koshushi/Pasta Vino
Submitted by: sam on May 13th 2005
some of the best sushi i've ever tasted, their pasta is amazing.

My Most Favorite Dessert Co.
Submitted by: Anoynomous on May 12th 2005
Terrible, unforgivable service when ordering for a special occaision.

wedding
Submitted by: sarah on May 8th 2005
looking for a lovely ,intimate retaurant to hold a wedding ceremony and dinner for about 60 people. Ambiance and good food is a must. Price is a factor. Want a Sunday, lunch or dinner.Foe end of this June. HELPPPPP!!!!!!

Reply #1 submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on May 8th 2005
I would highly recommended Abigael's on Broadway. They have enough enough room for a wedding, and have experience in doing weddings in their restauant. The ambiance and food are terrific. In terms of the price, we can help you book it, and we have certificates to the restaurant that we sell at about 15% off, so that might help offset the costs.

But also where are you looking for? Manhattan, Brooklyn, (Atlantic City happens to have a great kosher steakhouse that does weddings).

Reply #2 submitted by: Anonymous on May 31st 2005
Definately do Abigael's! Great service and excellent food.

Habustan
Submitted by: B on May 7th 2005
AMAZING!!! THIS IS BY FAR THE BEST DAIRY RESTAURANT ANYWHERE IN QUEENS OR MANHATTAN. THE FOOD TASTES TERRIFIC AND THE ATOMOSPHERE IS PLEASANT AND SERENE. A+++

Prime Grill
Submitted by: shay cohen on May 5th 2005
THE BEST !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!THE BEST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Reply #1 submitted by: Mordy on Aug 2nd 2005
It's a great restaurant, but overrated.

Tea for Two Cuisine Brooklyn
Submitted by: Anonymous on May 3rd 2005
Great food and ambiance

Mosaica
Submitted by: rob on May 2nd 2005
food is okay, but prices are high, portions small, and service very bad.

Reply #1 submitted by: Mordy on Aug 2nd 2005
Is it still open?

the worst dining experience ever
Submitted by: A. Gross on Apr 29th 2005
The worst restaurant experience of my life. Talia’s Steakhouse on Amsterdam Ave provided the worst experience I have ever had in a restaurant ANYWHERE in the world, EVER. Some of the things that happened: We made a reservation on Tuesday night during Passover and arrived on time at 7:00 pm. It took 1 hour and forty-five minutes for food to be served. There were four of us but we only ever got three entrees. One entree was supposed to come with mashed potatoes, these were missing and when I mentioned it to the waitress, she just shrugged and said she’d bring us French Fries. My salad plate was never removed and we just moved it around the table out of our way as the staff never cleared it. Water glasses were left empty and never replenished. When we asked for salt it couldn’t be found. When my entrée never materialized, I was offered friend fries instead, these never came either. We ordered a steak medium – it came very well done but at this point we were afraid to return it as we knew we would get nothing else.
I paid the bill as I was entertaining out of town guests and didn’t want to cause a scene. We were already mortified with embarrassment by the unbelievably appalling bad service – even leaving a service tip of 15%. More fool me ! I hope this place closes. It deserves to.

Reply #1 submitted by: i hear your pain on Apr 29th 2005
I hear your pain, but serves you right for trying to think you are going to get good service at an establishment kosher for passover.
The place was probably packed and short staffed not to mentioned the confusion in the kitchen with the chef and helpers not understanding what the heck "chometz" or "Gebraks" is. There must have been complete mayaham in the store and people picking up orders, I think you should give the place another chance during a normal non passover week

Reply #2 submitted by: yitz on May 9th 2005
i agree, we were there a while back, 4 adults and 4 kids, we called ahead and they said they are kid friendly, when we got there, thwe place was empty, we went for an early dnner, it took them over 2 hours to serve our mains. I am not shy and i did complain, they gave us a few desserts, which were actually not bad. but i would never go back there again

Restaurants Open In Rockland County During Pesach
Submitted by: Steve on Apr 27th 2005
Are you aware of any restaurants open in Rockland County during Pesach? Thanks.

Greta Restaurant
Submitted by: JL MARMET on Apr 26th 2005
MAZEL TOV ZIZI,TON REP

Passover
Submitted by: Leah on Apr 25th 2005
I'm trying to find a few restaurants in the nyc area kosher for Passover that will be open tues. april 26, chol hamoed.can you help me find some?

Reply #1 submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on Apr 25th 2005
Midtown:
Abigael's
Le Marais
Meat @ Circa
Mr. Broadway
My Most Favorite Dessert Co. (Dairy)
The Prime Grill

Upper West Side:
Levana
Talia's Steakhouse

Upper East Side:
Park East Grill

Downtown Manhattan:
Village Crown

Seder
Submitted by: Linda on Apr 20th 2005
I'm trying to locate a restaurant in Miami serving a Passover Menu. Can anyone help?
Thank you.

Reply #1 submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on Apr 20th 2005
Coifiocchi at 9477 Harding in Surfside (305-866-7415) and China Kikar Tel Aviv at 5005 Collins Avenue in Miami Beach (305-866-3316) will both be open for Seders and Chol Hamoed.
And I believe Grill Time at 16145 Biscayne Blvd (786-274-8935) and La Valentina in the Aventura Mall (305-705-1686) will be open for Chol Hamoed. All terrific restaurants.
You can see more information about all of them on this website.
Visit www.Coifiocchi.com for their detailed passover menu as well. Chag Sameach.

NYC Kosher l'pesach restaurants
Submitted by: Karen on Apr 19th 2005
Any suggestions for restaurants open during the week?

Reply #1 submitted by: Adam on Apr 20th 2005
What area?

Reply #2 submitted by: Naomi Lobatto on Feb 3rd 2007
Hi, I'm looking for a kosher restaurant in manhattan who will be open on seder night.Does anyone have any suggestions?

Shout out!
Submitted by: NYCfoodie on Apr 18th 2005
I just had a fantastic meal at Wolf & Lamb. I had this really tender Filet Mignon in some kind of rosemary sauce that really hit the spot....and they had this great live flamenco music...(thanks gustavo!) I was also pleasantly surprised by the bill :)

restaurant near Bye Bye Baby Manhattan
Submitted by: elaine on Apr 18th 2005
Does anyone know of a kosher restaurant near 6th Ave between 14th & 23rd?

Reply #1 submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on Apr 19th 2005
Village Crown is an excellent choice and they are pretty close on 3rd Avenue & 13th Street.

Great Kosher Restaurants Magazine on page 10 of today's NY Times
Submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on Apr 17th 2005
Check out our ad in today's New York Times, as proud sponsor of Macy's Passover events today in Long Island and tomorrow in Manhattan.

L.A. Kosher Restaurants Open Chol Hamoed
Submitted by: J. Frenkel on Apr 17th 2005
I noticed the posting that that these 2 LA restaurants will be open for Chol Hamoed Pesach:

Simon's La Glatt / 446 N. Fairfax
(323) 658-7730 (RCC Supervision)

Gordon's Fresh Pacific Fish / 9116 W Pico Blvd
310-276-6603 / 213-272-9977 (Kehilah Supervsion)

Are there any others?

Reply #1 submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on Apr 17th 2005
According to the 2 biggest rabbinical supervison agencies in LA, only these 2 are open.

Reply #2 submitted by: PesachDiner on Apr 29th 2005
Thanks J. Frenkel, for your post. Looking for a casual place to dine for me and some friends during this Pesach.

What are the prices like at Simon's La Glatt?

-Thanks in advance,

PD

listings?
Submitted by: Debi on Apr 17th 2005
I'm also confused about the listings. I was looking at Shari's in NJ, but there was no town in the address. Where is it? NJ is a state, not a city and I have never heard of Shari's. Would it be possible to put the complete address and phone number in the contact information?

Reply #1 submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on Apr 17th 2005
In terms of the address, if there is a city that does not have many restaurants, we will FIRST list that restaurant by state. For instance, Shari's is in Atlantic City and they are the only restaurant in Atlantic City we have, so instead of having a drop down box for only Atlantic City or for Vauxhall, NJ in Mosaica's case, we thought it would easier to navigate the "Search by Location" box to just have New Jersey as the primary location.

However, if you noticed, if you click onto any restaurant or it's picture, you will get the entire address, city and even cross streets.
And I'm glad to hear that you discovered Shari's Steakhouse from our website, it happens to be an excellent restaurant.

Thank you for your input and keep those comments coming. Trust me, I don't mind.

what is the criteria to be listed
Submitted by: Debi on Apr 17th 2005
I have noticed that this web site in incomplete. There are many good restaurants that are not listed. For example. Sushi Mitsuyan in Cedarhurst is listed but not the one in Teaneck (which is the original and still the best place in Teaneck unless you are a fleischaholic) as is the one in Queens. I guess my question is what is the criteria or how do you find out about restaurants?

Reply #1 submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on Apr 17th 2005
Thank you Debi for your interest.

The fact is that the website is a complement to the print version of the Great Kosher Restaurants Magazine- and the restaurants do pay a small fee to be listed. So while we would like to have every single restaurant listed in the magazine and consequently on our website (give us a year or so to accomplish that), we are only featuring the restaurants that have signed up with us. By the way, other criteria to be listed is that they have to be Shomer Shabbas, Glatt Kosher and a 99% of the time have waiter service.

While I respectfully disagree with your comment about the website being incomplete (keep in mind that it has over 100 kosher restaurants), if you think there is a restaurant that would be interested let us know or the restaurant know about us.

The fact still remains that our website is probably the nicest kosher restaurant website ever developed and we take pride in that. Nothing against the other websites or publications for that matter, but 95% of them read like a yellow pages. And we wanted to go far away from that, by having each restaurant's color photo, menu and write-up featured. And since that takes a lot of time and effort, that is another reason why we can't just list every single restaurant.

Once again thank your for your interest.

Tea for Two Cuisine Brooklyn
Submitted by: em on Apr 10th 2005
i noticed crab in the sushi rolls, since when is that kosher?

Reply #1 submitted by: Adam on Apr 11th 2005
It is actually imitation crab. It should say that on the menu. All the sushi kosher restaurants serve it.

Wolf and Lamb Steakhouse
Submitted by: n/a on Apr 6th 2005
This place has the worst service. They are in the business of catering to their customers and they do not know how to do it at all.

Micky's Restaurant
Submitted by: mark on Apr 2nd 2005
great place awsome owners i love refugees

Reply #1 submitted by: vanessa on Apr 5th 2005
the refugee thank you very much...and the owners love you too!!!!

radio program
Submitted by: alisa ziff on Apr 1st 2005
I am listening to you on the zev brenner show and you are giving us interesting information

Reply #1 submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on Apr 3rd 2005
Thank you very much. Let me know what you (or anyone else listening) want to hear more about.

Cafe Renaissance
Submitted by: david dweck on Mar 26th 2005
The best dairy restaraunt in New York

Pesach in Miami at Coifiocchi Ristorante
Submitted by: coifiocchi ristorante on Mar 20th 2005
Come join us for our first year open on Peasch . We are having both nights Sedarim and all day meals in the Restaurant . During Chol amoed we are also open Ala Carte for lunch and dinner . The last days we are open for night and day meals .
For price lists and to make Reservations please call us at 1 305 866 7415
looking forward to seeing you there !!!

Essex on Coney Downtown
Submitted by: harry packer on Mar 16th 2005
best deli since bernsteins on essex.

Nargila Grill
Submitted by: nargila lover on Mar 15th 2005
yummm the food here is AMAZING! WE LOVE U!! U ARE MY SAVIOR!!!

Bat Mitzvah
Submitted by: Galina on Mar 14th 2005
I want to make my bat mitzvah at a restaurant which is real fun and off the hook.

Reply #1 submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on Mar 20th 2005
Mazel Tov Galina,

Which location were you looking for?
Take a look at our home page, which lists all the restaurants that have private party rooms?

But, Ranoosh Restaurant & Catering in Brooklyn has a nice big catering hall that can accomodate a lot of cool stuff (Live entertainment, games & arcades). Any of the "Chosen" restuarants in Queens, Five Towns or Great Neck as well as Colbeh in Great Neck are also very good choices. Many restaurants in Manhattan have party rooms, but call me at 718-253-9210 so I can give you more specifics.

Reply #2 submitted by: alison siegel on Apr 1st 2005
Have you thought of Abigael's? I did my daughter's bat m. there last June. It was fabulous, with great food and decorations.

Reply #3 submitted by: alison siegel on Dec 27th 2005
i had my bat mitzvah...in 96' in mendy's on 34th...they've fixed it up a little since then, and they have sushi, and its a lotta fun!!

Slice of Life
Submitted by: Ira on Mar 14th 2005
This is a great Place to eat. I love the foods. If you are in Skokie or out of town... Stop here. This is the best place to eat. I give it 4 stars

My Most Favorite Dessert Co.
Submitted by: Rachel on Mar 13th 2005
Terrible service! Waiters were rude and impolite. Food was terrible. DO not go there!!!!

Reply #1 submitted by: matt613 on Mar 24th 2005
I go there with my wife frequently. Our experoence was quite different. Food was excellent, service goodf. Perhaps it was an off day

Reply #2 submitted by: Lola on Apr 17th 2005
Not only that, but it is if they are doing you a favor serving you! I used to take business people there for lunch. NO MORE! Three strikes and you are out!

What do you think about Cafe Renaissance???
Submitted by: Moshe on Mar 13th 2005
I used to eat there months ago ´cause the service was just great. Some mexican guy used to take good care of me and my family. The manager who used to work there,(i don´t remember his name) was kind and genenorous but everything has change, lately I don´t get good service, What do you think about this place ?????

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