KosherPalooza’s Five Best Bites
By Nati Burnside The debut KosherPalooza came and went in a flash. The whirlwind of cooking demos, panels, games and samples was an eight-hour extravaganza
March 15, 2025
By Nati Burnside The debut KosherPalooza came and went in a flash. The whirlwind of cooking demos, panels, games and samples was an eight-hour extravaganza
Summer is here, and that means that plenty of people are looking forward to vacations. And while you might want to check out some tropical
People going out to an upscale dinner want great food, stellar service, and a certain level of ambiance. But nowadays we are lucky enough to
There’s something to be said for a restaurant that gives the patron a particular feeling. Many restaurants never accomplish that feat and most that do
A crowd of over 1,100 Jewish teenagers gathered on May 23 to present projects that they have been working on all year as part of
Eli Dancour and his brother found themselves in a situation that many kosher restaurant patrons are familiar with; they were eating tacos that nobody would
Not many people outside of the area would know where to find Chestnut Ridge. The Monsey suburb sits in the hills of Rockland County, just
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
