Chef Guy Vaknin, the founder of City Roots Hospitality and the culinary guru behind kosher NYC vegan restaurants Anixi, Beyond Sushi, Willow and Coletta, among others, just opened up his latest effort: Le Basque, an upscale vegan dining destination showcasing […]
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“I’m so glad you are open!,” a prospective diner says as he approaches Olga, the maitre d’ at Lox, the relatively new restaurant in the basement of the Jewish Museum on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, on a recent
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Maison Valero in Brooklyn is clearly in tune with viral baking trends and seems to have set out to kosherize many of them. Back in March, for example, the French kosher bakery at 501 Avenue M in Brooklyn’s Midwood neighborhood,
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Overthrow Hospitality, the group behind some of the most excellent drinking dens in all of Manhattan (including Amor y Amargo and Proletariat), has recently gone big on all things kosher, turning five of their vegan restaurants into certified kosher destinations
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Among the vast variety of gimmicky-sounding culinary endeavors set up across New York is Third Kingdom at 21 East 7th Street in the East Village, the only mushroom-centric restaurant in town. To be clear, the vegan eatery’s menu—which has now
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It’s always a good day when a new kosher restaurant opens in town, especially in a neighborhood that’s mostly lacking dietary-friendly food options. Pita Bar recently debuted at 11 Delancey Street by Chrystie Street on the Lower East Side of
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Following the 2020 closure of Russ & Daughters inside the Jewish Museum at 1109 5th Avenue by 92nd Street on the Upper East Side, visitors have had no kosher food options to indulge in while on site—that’s all about to
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American Dream, the massive entertainment complex in New Jersey and the second largest mall in the United States after the Mall of America in Minnesota, will soon be home to two new kosher restaurants: Miznon, by superstar Israeli chef Eyal
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It’s been 26 years since Nosh Express first started serving kosher Israeli food—from burgers to salads, shawarma, falafel, soups and more—at its casual digs at its casual Brooklyn digs at 2817 Nostrand Avenue, right off Kings Highway. Unfortunately, the run
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It’s not often that a taref restaurant decides it is good for business to go kosher. Alas, Tiger Sushi in Great Neck—a Long Island suburb about 30 minutes away from midtown Manhattan by car—will be experimenting with the idea. The
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