These days, we are lucky to have so many options for high-end restaurants in the tri-state area. And while that’s obviously a good thing, it
Coney Island Avenue between Avenues J and K would seem like a great place to open a kosher restaurant. That’s probably why there are about
Hundreds of students representing more than 40 schools competed across three divisions in the recent CIJE Vex Robotics Tournament at the Fort Washington Armory in
One of the more persistent comments in the kosher restaurant world today is that there aren’t enough Jewish delis. Without getting into a whole debate
The 2023 World Baseball Classic (WBC) has come to a close after Japan defeated the United States by a score of 3-2 in the championship
Purim is always a bit of a scramble. With a bunch of mitzvot to fulfill throughout the day, scheduling is tough. Now imagine trying to
Israel isn’t exactly an international powerhouse when it comes to sports. Being a small country, it pretty much comes with the (limited) territory. One of
Four years ago, Hillel Braun was working in the construction business. He’d always loved cooking, but not in a way that would’ve distinguished him from
I love a good laffa stuffed with shawarma as much as the next guy. In fact, I don’t really get tired of the typical fare
Royal Wine’s Kosher Food and Wine Experience (KFWE) returned to Chelsea Piers in Manhattan on Feb. 6 for the first time since 2020. In 2021,
A little over a century ago, the Lower East Side was home to around half a million Jews. At the time, it was the largest
On Wednesday, February 8, West Side Institutional Synagogue in Manhattan will host an amazing culinary combination of cuisines to benefit Masbia, the nonprofit soup kitchen
