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Kosher Castle
Submitted by: Israel Ice Hockey Federat on Nov 19th 2007
The Israel National Ice Hockey Federation would like to thank Yanky Grunzweig and Tuly Buchinger for not only hosting the Israel Junior National Ice Hockey Team to a great lunch while stopping in Monsey New York for a Charity Exhibition Ice Hockey Game, but for the generous financial donation in support of the Junior Ice Hockey Team's 2007 Goodwill North America Tour.
Great Food..... Great service .... Great People.
Thank you.
 Prime Grill New York
Submitted by: Howard A on Nov 17th 2007
Ate there 11/15/07- Bring plenty of money . . . The food was over priced . . $14 for a bowl of lack luster chicken soup . . . I had to send my steak back 2x to have it cooked "medium". 2 hours of parking in a nearby garage cost me only $69.
Reply #1 submitted by: a on Nov 18th 2007
prime grill should learn that you don't need to charge a lot to offer good food. pathetic.
Reply #2 submitted by: Unhappy in downtown on Nov 21st 2007
I dragged 7-10 co-workers for a business dinner at prime grill. Reccomended a Kosher place since I was lead on the deal and was able to choose a restuarent. They stuck us at a corner table and the ac did not work well in AUGUST.
Till today (2 years lateer) I get snide remarks about the place.
Milk 'N Honey (NYC)
Submitted by: Dovid on Nov 17th 2007
I go there for the breakfasts. The bagels, eggs and pancakes are good. The hash browns are undercooked and underseasoned. During lunch, the staff taking orders aren't always able to manage, and can mix up orders. You can end up with the wrong item or missing an item.
During slack times, the staff aren't bussing the tables and wiping them down. As a result, you sometimes have to hunt for a relatively clean table.
Diamond Dairy of NY
Submitted by: Dovid on Nov 17th 2007
I have been going there for 10 years. The cholent on Thursday and Fridays is excellent, and the smaller-sized portion is enough for two. There are several specialty dishes listed but these aren’t always available, so be prepared to order something else. Service is fast, however. I don’t recall any of the staff mixing up an order or being unpleasant. The food is like home cooking but some items are blander than I would like. The borscht, for example, is always a disappointment; the other soups are better.
I’ve never had trouble getting a table. In fact, when it’s busy, the counter fills up before the tables do. If I am in a hurry, I will sit at the counter.
Opening a Kosher Restaurant
Submitted by: Scott on Nov 15th 2007
Can Anyone help me to get info on opening a dairy restaurant in NJ. Are there resouces online or books on the subject.
Thanks.
Reply #1 submitted by: s.levy on Nov 15th 2007
call at 845-596-8790
Reply #2 submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on Nov 15th 2007
You can call me if you'd like as well.
718-336-4201
Village Steakhouse Las Vegas
Submitted by: Miriam on Nov 13th 2007
What can anyone tell me about this restaurant. When did it open and why is it not listed on the great restaurants web site.
Reply #1 submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on Nov 13th 2007
Miriam, great question. Actually, Village Steakhouse will be featured on our website shortly. I just spoke with the owner, Marc Attia, and he is very excited about his new steakhouse - it just opened last week.
Here's the info:
Located on 9440 West Sahara Avenue, Las Vegas, NV
(702) 838-8006, www.villagesteakhouse.net and they're opened for lunch and dinner.
Reply #2 submitted by: Joseph Holtzman on Jan 15th 2008
I was just in Las Vegas and had a great meal at Village Steakhouse. Coming from Toronto, I thought the pricing was reasonable and the food was excellent.
The owner came by to make sure everything was fine and the service was excellent as well.
I definitely recommend this restaurant
JAZZ & BRAZILIAN MUSIC @ WOLF & LAMB STEAKHOUSE
Submitted by: Max on Nov 12th 2007
WOLF & LAMB is proud to welcome "The Commitee" Jazz Duet to our roster of exceptional Jazz bands. Steve Schwab, The legendary Jazz bassist joins with Jazz guitarist Billy Nuemann, playing a mix of jazz standards as well as traditional brazilian music.
Don't miss this incredible Dining and Music Experience!
They will be playing this Thursday night November 15th 7-9 PM.
Please call 212.317.1950 for reservations
Novellino Restaurant & Patisserie
Submitted by: Arieh Wagner on Nov 10th 2007
Possibly one of the best and most consistent restaurants in London.
Pomegranate
Submitted by: Erica Steinburg on Nov 8th 2007
I went to this restaurant after it was recently renovated. Everything was great, from the service to the food. I especially loved their Mushu Pancakes, it was a unique interpretation on this dish. I would highly recommend this restaurant to others.
Lul Gril cafe
Submitted by: Sharon on Nov 5th 2007
An unbelievable dining experience, the Service was oustanding the Food amazing this is the best Kosher Restaurant in Florida
Lul Grill-Cafe
Submitted by: Lisa on Nov 5th 2007
went to the Lul it was the must fun I had In a long time, the food was great, every thing was fresh the musice was awesome
Sea Dolphin
Submitted by: Ephraim on Nov 4th 2007
Great atmospher and good food
Cafe Classico
Submitted by: Beverly Barton on Nov 2nd 2007
Served us frozen cake instead of apple tarts. No coffee, only green tea or regular tea. Place was very cold. Not pleasant to eat while cold. How can a restaurant not have coffee to serve with dessert? Be advised, they give you a hard time over accepting credit cards even though they are expensive. Our dinners (2 sandwiches, 2 Snapples, 2 slices of apple cake) came to over $50 before the tip. They embarrassed us last night over accepting our VISA. Does everyone walk around with loads of cash in NYC? I don't think so. Why embarrass customers? We'll never go back.
Reply #1 submitted by: jd on Jun 4th 2009
They should definitely accept credit cards, this is the 21st century after all. They are relatively cheap compared to other Manhattan spots where they charge ridiculous amount of money
La Creperie
Submitted by: sam lefkowitz on Nov 1st 2007
my wife & i had a wonderful meal at la creperie &
were very excited to learn that they intend to build
a full sushi bar in the restaurant.
Simply Sushi
Submitted by: Benjy on Nov 1st 2007
Did anyone else hear that Simply Sushi is opening in Gourmet Glatt? I was at this Gourmet glatt event last night and I found out they are opening in Gourmet that is awesome. They had the best rolls one called, Simply Sushi, and I think Crunch. Hands Down the Best sushi I ever ate. Did anyone else hear that they are coming to the five towns?
Reply #1 submitted by: Alex on Nov 7th 2007
Yes they are opening in Gourmet Glatt in a few weeks. Call Gourmet Glatt to find out when.
Reply #2 submitted by: Ben on Nov 15th 2007
thanks for your response. I heard Simply Sushi is opening in the Gourmet Glatt supermarket. Thanks for the tip. Last time I ate good sushi was at Simply Sushi in Monticello in the summer.
Reply #3 submitted by: Moshe R on Dec 22nd 2007
Hi, I just shopped at Gourmet Glatt and it is true Simply Sushi has opened there. They have all the famous Simply Sushi Rolls. I had a godzilla roll from Simply Sushi and it tasted the same as upstate.
Canela
Submitted by: Raphy Solomon on Nov 1st 2007
It was a real treat to be able to eat out at an establishment where the hype is actually matched by the food.
To celebrate our twin birthdays my wife, son and I went out for dinner this evening to Canela.
The retaurant has a certain understated elegance....although I feel that this could of been enhanced with tablecloths. THe bread offered was a delightful warmwalunut loaf and was served with a dip made of good olive, oil and saffron. Our starters were delicious...I had the Foie Gras with Eggplant - it was different then what was actually on the menu and the 2 baby eggplants were delicious, however a tad oversweet. The foie gras was mouthmeltingly good and it was a well executed dish and well presented. The second starter was the open ravioli with shredded duck, which has a nice flavour. The duck was just a tiny bit overcooked, but it too was overall a well executed dish.
FOr mains my wife had the Fillet which was cooked to perfection. She ordered it medium and in a rare display of culiany acuity not often seen in Israel, it actually arrived medium. The sauce was a rich red wine demi glace and it was really well seasoned. The potato gnocci were slightly burnt and the steamed baby Bok Choy had too much salt from what one can only assume was a contientious and energetic mashgiach plying his trade removing all traces of undesireable matter from the vegetable....but overall and again a good dish. The sauteed chicken livers were perfectly cooked and this too was a good dish. My lamb stew was (to my taste) slightly overseasoned and the chef had either allowed all of the oil to be plated along with the lamb or had decided that chanukah had arrived early and was in a VERY generous and liberal mood with the oil. The lamb was butter soft, the accompanying vegetable puree was tasty and the glazed baby onions had a good crunch to them. The least good out of our three mains, but with a little less salt and about half a gallon of oil less it would of been as good as the other dishes. Our only let down were the desserts. Not much of a choice and what we did choose was a dissapointment. Service was efficient and friendly and it was a delightful experience. Not the cheapest of meals, but good value for a fine dining experience. The portions are not massive - hint hint......but adequete. We will definately be going back and hope that they do something about the desserts as that would make for a truly fine dining experience.
Eilat Cafe
Submitted by: effie on Oct 31st 2007
great food excelent service
Ernie & Ellie
Submitted by: Judith on Oct 31st 2007
Ernie & Ellie’s, also known simply to locals as Ernie’s, is beloved as a favourite family kosher restaurant. On a typical evening, you can be sure to find families celebrating birthdays and anniversaries as well as groups of friends enjoying one another’s company and the warm setting. Ernie’s makes its mark by being both an elegant and semi-formal sit-down restaurant as well as a child-friendly eatery with a child-friendly menu.
Ernie & Ellie’s is located on the ground floor of the Décarie Square shopping mall, which conveniently provides ample and free parking at all hours. Ernie’s can be found in close proximity to the Vézina Avenue entrance, which also lends the restaurant an exclusive tone and ensures that the restaurant is somewhat removed from the hustle and bustle of the mall.
The restaurant has recently undergone a change of ownership, and the new owners of Russian origin have vamped up both the décor and the menu. The newly renovated restaurant is both elegant and cozy - it has a substantial seating capacity and yet manages to give the impression of privacy at each of its many tables. Ernie’s is also much-loved for its large plush banquettes and the distinction of getting to sit at one on a busy night is definitely considered a treat. Ernie’s is also extremely well-serviced and the wait staff is always courteous, attentive and ready to refill an empty water glass.
The menu at Ernie’s is as vast and diverse as its milieu and there is truly something for everyone! For vegetarians there are excellent fish and pasta dishes on the menu. However, Ernie’s is most widely celebrated for its Chinese and American deli offerings. To reflect the heritage of the new owners, some notable Soviet dishes have also been added to the menu. Try the Chebureki, a large meat and spice-filled fried pastry, the Russian and Central Asian version of the boureka.
Every outing at Ernie’s begins with one of their delicious soups. My favourite is the Won Ton Soup which features meat-filled dumplings in a chicken broth and garnished with chopped green onion and crunchy Chinese noodles, and served with soy sauce. Other popular soups are the Hot & Sour, Chicken Noodle and Cabbage soups.
For those who would prefer to begin their meals with an appetizer, I strongly suggest the Pu Pu Platter, especially for those looking to impress or entertain a guest. The platter consists of an assortment of delicious hors d’œuvres surrounding a small flame and is a great conversation piece as guests ‘grill’ skewered veal and chicken.
As far as main courses go, there are plenty to choose from! There is a children’s menu which offers the usual kid-friendly fare such as chicken nuggets and hot dogs served with French fries. For those of us in the over 12 years of age category, there is an assortment of popular Chinese dishes, such as Pineapple Chicken, Cashew Chicken, Sesame Beef to name just a few. There are a number of salads, sandwiches, steaks and meat platters available as well. Favorite of mine include the Chicken brochette platter and the Smoked Meat sandwich. Whatever dish you choose, you can always be assured that your meal will be consistently fresh, succulent and keep you coming back to try more.
My suggestion is to choose from the daily specials available at both lunch and dinner and which include a variety of main courses as well as a choice of soups or tomato juice, tea or coffee and choice of desserts. You will definitely not leave hungry!
Great news at WOLF & LAMB
Submitted by: Max on Oct 29th 2007
BREAKING NEWS; Due to overwhelming customer demand Wolf & Lamb is proud to announce we will be hosting ASEFA collective once again this Thursday night. Please call to reserve. 212.317.1950
Asefa was founded in 2001 by bandleader and composer Samuel Thomas. Traversing a wide musical landscape, "Asefa" travels from Morocco to Persia, Poland to America and back.
In clubs and on stages worldwide, "Asefa" brings a unique blend of North African grooves, Sefardic sounds and jazz. Soprano sax, nay, oud, drums, and loads of percussion rock the house and get the crowd moving everytime. Based in NYC, Asefa is a developing collective that functions around the principles of a groovin' sound.
Don't miss this incredible Dining and Music Experience!
Reservations please call 212.317.1950
Eilat Cafe
Submitted by: David on Oct 29th 2007
I felt like the food, service and ambiance were all spectacular, especially the warmth and hospitality of the new ownership. If one is in the mood for Dairy Cuisine in the Southern Florida area, I highly reccomend you try Eilat Cafe.
Slice of Life
Submitted by: Sherry Kellom on Oct 29th 2007
Recently ate at Slice of life/ Hy life bistro and was amazed! The food and service I received was outstanding, and I would recommend all my friends and family to dine there.
Eilat Cafe
Submitted by: Sammy on Oct 29th 2007
It was a pleasure eating at Eilat Cafe. The ability to sit outside by the water while you eat is something all on its own. The food is terrific (I eat at restaurants a lot), the service was great and the staff made me feel like I was eating at home. If anyone is in Florida, I recommend eating there.
Reply #1 submitted by: Steven on Mar 23rd 2008
Gerat place to eat Kosher dairy food.
I highly recomand the seabass it is outstanding.
Expresti Gourmet
Submitted by: Judith on Oct 28th 2007
Expresti is a cozy little restaurant on Queen Mary Road, and at the heart of Montreal’s unofficial kosher restaurant district.
I have had the pleasure of enjoying many lunches and dinners at Expresti since its opening in 2005, and the simple and yet delicious fare is what keeps me and my friends (and all of Jewish Montreal it seems on many Saturday nights!) coming back.
Expresti’s lunch menu includes what are honestly the best paninis and wraps in the city. One favourite of mine is the California Wrap which is a sizeable pesto-flavoured wrap filled with avocado, mock crab, Boston lettuce and a special house dressing and served with a small pasta salad on the side. You should also try an Italian Panini, which is a sandwich made up of mozzarella, Edam cheese and grilled vegetables on a pressed baguette.
For dinner, Expresti is the perfect place for couples looking for a satisfying and milchig meal. My perfect Expresti meals always starts with the best French onion soup this side of the Atlantic, served in a gorgeous French onion soup terrine and topped with a toasted baguette slice and mozzarella cheese. There is also a ‘soup de jour’ alternative for calorie-counters which normally include varieties of pureed vegetable soups.
As a main course, enjoy one of Expresti’s many delicious salads (especially the Salmon teriyaki salad), pizzas, pastas (no favourites here as all the pastas are equally amazing), crepes or fish dishes. Expresti also has an excellent sushi menu which includes regular sushi fare but also has some out-of-the-ordinary rolls as well, filled with exotic fruit which are pretty sumptuous and yet affordable treats.
No matter how full you feel after an Expresti dinner, there is always room for an Expresti dessert. Many of my friends will actually stop by specifically for the melt-in-your-mouth cheesecakes, which are available in Chocolate, Strawberry and Mocha. An equally big hit are the dessert chocolate crepes.
As I mentioned before, Expresti does tend to get filled up pretty quickly on a busy evening, and so your best bet is to call and make reservations even ten minutes in advance. I often call in lunches for takeout to make the most out of my one hour work lunch, and I assure you that my orders stay just as tasty and warm as when I eat in.
Whatever time of day you decide to drop by this cute and chic bistro, you can be assured of a time worth your while!
Eilat Cafe
Submitted by: Renate on Oct 27th 2007
When I ate at Eilat Cafe everything was outstanding. The food was great, the service great and the owners were accomadating and friendly. I recommed eating here!!
China Bistro
Submitted by: sarah i g on Oct 24th 2007
has anyone work for china bistro how are the tips /salary /the people/ and customers are they nice let me know thanks
Cafe Muscat
Submitted by: natalie shal on Oct 24th 2007
Can you make it possible to order delivery online
david
Submitted by: cinecita cafe miami on Oct 24th 2007
phone number of this restaurant please
restaurant for baby naming
Submitted by: Risa on Oct 23rd 2007
Looking for a place in queens to host a dairy baby naming. The place needs to be able to accomidate approx 100 people. Nothing fancy, just nice with good food. Preferably with a party room for privacy. Thanks.
China Bistro
Submitted by: Sarah on Oct 23rd 2007
My husband & I ate here at 9:00 PM on Sunday night - still very slow service (our main course came before our soups after a 20 minute wait after ordering), but delicious food. Is it worth it? I'm not so sure...
Pat's Restaurant
Submitted by: Tamar on Oct 23rd 2007
great restaurant!
Wendy's Plate
Submitted by: aaz on Oct 23rd 2007
We love this restarant. Everything is super fresh & delish. Green River as an ap. Cedar block salmon, amazing. It's the best in Brooklyn by far.
TONIGHT - LIVE MUSIC NIGHT AT WOLF & LAMB!
Submitted by: Max on Oct 18th 2007
Join Samuel Thomas' "ASEFA" collective @ Wolf & Lamb Steakhouse Thursdays October 18th and 25th 7-9PM.
Asefa was founded in 2001 by bandleader and composer Samuel Thomas. Traversing a wide musical landscape, "Asefa" travels from Morocco to Persia, Poland to America and back.
In clubs and on stages worldwide, "Asefa" brings a unique blend of North African grooves, Sefardic sounds and jazz. Soprano sax, nay, oud, drums, and loads of percussion rock the house and get the crowd moving everytime. Based in NYC, Asefa is a developing collective that functions around the principles of a groovin' sound.
Don't miss this incredible Dining and Music Experience!
Reservations please call 212.317.1950
Coolinary
Submitted by: Miriam on Oct 17th 2007
Wonderful food and wine. The service is incredible! We went motzei Shabbat with our 18 month old (jet-lagged) triplets and the staff was unbelievably wonderful with them. They played with the girls while my husband, our guest and I were able to enjoy our meal. Highly recommended!
Glatt A La Carte
Submitted by: lisa on Oct 17th 2007
i love this place, they have great food and the service is amazing-we go there very often and thre is always something new to try! Keep it up!
Reply #1 submitted by: Binem on Dec 11th 2007
We thank you for your nice words!Its because of customers like you we can continue to serve the tri state area.Thanks again.
Simply Sushi Cafe
Submitted by: Dovie on Oct 16th 2007
Has anyone here eaten at that cafe upstate Simply Sushi? They had the best sushi I have ever eaten and wanted to find out if they have a place in NY I crave ther Simply Sushi Roll!
Reply #1 submitted by: Benjy on Nov 1st 2007
I heard they were opening a place in Gourmet Glatt in Cedarhurst. Their sushi rocks I know I tasted it as well!
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