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In celebration of Purim, Upper East Side kosher restaurant Rothschild TLV will be giving out free drinks on Thursday from 7pm until closing time—no purchase (or dinner reservation!) necessary. It’s rare for a New York City restaurant to offer complimentary cocktails, especially with no purchase required, so it’s safe to expect a packed bar at Rothschild TLV is giving out free cocktails on the Upper East Side this Thursday only

A few months ago, we introduced you to Falafel Plant, a new kosher falafel spot inside the subway station market beneath Columbus Circle. Today, we’re shining a spotlight on one of the eatery’s most unique offerings: a chocolate falafel donut, topped with a sprinkle of pistachio crunch. Not only is it delicious but it also This kosher chocolate falafel donut is served at an underground subway station in NYC

Long Island will soon welcome a brand-new kosher restaurant: Chiyoda, a kosher Chinese and sushi eatery, will soft-open at 20 South Station Plaza, right by the Great Neck LIRR station, this Monday, March 11. According to an official spokesperson, the restaurant is expected to open for full service by the end of the month. Chiyoda Chiyoda is a new kosher Chinese and sushi restaurant with a full liquor license opening on Long Island

Upper West Siders, rejoice! Safta’s is a delightful new coffee and pastry shop that’s now officially open at 2345 Broadway by 86th Street in Manhattan, offering the neighborhood a vast range of bagels, fresh sandwiches and coffee drinks under Rabbi Avrohom Marmorstein’s kashrut certificate. The name safta, which means grandma in Hebrew, truly encapsulates the Safta’s is a new kosher coffee and pastry shop opening on the Upper West Side next week

Perhaps the most celebrated kosher bakery in NYC, Michaeli Bakery has just opened a new outpost at the Marlene Meyerson JCC, located at 334 Amsterdam Avenue near 76th Street, bringing Adir Michaeli’s renowned creations to the Upper West Side. The original bakery, which opened in 2019 at 115A Division Street on the Lower East Side, Popular Israeli Michaeli Bakery just opened a new kosher outpost inside the JCC

Despite the recent surge of kosher BBQ spots in New York, including the new-ish Chief Smokehouse in Queens, Izzy’s Smokehouse at 660 Amsterdam Avenue on the Upper West Side has officially closed its doors. A local favorite for kosher BBQ, Izzy’s shared the news with followers via an Instagram story earlier this week. “We want Izzy’s Smokehouse on the Upper West Side has officially closed

Sen Saigon, the Lower East Side eatery that markets itself as the only vegan Vietnamese destination in all of NYC, is now officially kosher. The restaurant, located at 150 East Broadway by Rutgers Street, announced the news earlier this month in an Instagram post showcasing the certification of kosher supervision by Rabbi Barry Dolinger of The only vegan Vietnamese restaurant in NYC is now officially kosher

To celebrate its 26th anniversary, beloved Pizza Professor at 141-25 Jewel Avenue in Queens, is selling pizza slices for $1 only until 4pm today. The eatery usually only sells full pies, which makes this promotion that much more special. In case you are craving more than a slice, though, plan to visit the joint today You can grab $1 kosher pizza slices in Queens today only

What does it take to run a truly great kosher restaurant? Surprisingly, despite the abundance of mediocre options in the kosher dining scene, the formula for success mirrors that of any exceptional non-kosher establishment: outstanding food and drink options, impeccable service and a vibrant, welcoming atmosphere. It’s unfortunate that, while there are certainly many good Castell’s in Brooklyn has perfected the art of the kosher restaurant

Right by Times Square at 511 9th Avenue near 38th Street is Snooker NYC, the only sort of kosher pool hall of its kind currently open in New York. The relatively small space opened back in 2021 on the rooftop of the Cassa Hotel, offering a unique destination to kosher audiences: three pool tables and Did you know there’s a kosher pool hall in NYC?