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The viral crookie trend has officially invaded New York’s kosher scene: Maison Valero, the French kosher bakery at 501 Avenue M in Brooklyn’s Midwood neighborhood, is now serving its take on the dessert seen all across TikTok.  “We’ve taken our fresh, dairy-free croissant, sliced it in half and filled it with our house special chocolate Eat a kosher version of the viral crookie at this Brooklyn bakery

The Five Towns’ already crowded—and super appreciated—kosher restaurant roster will soon count Crave, a popular eatery in Jerusalem, among its ranks. According to Yeah That’s Kosher, Eric and Chaya Fiedler, the couple that operates Hunki’s Pizza Bar, also in Woodmere, contacted the Israeli restaurant last year and is now gearing up for an August 15 Popular Israeli street food restaurant Crave is opening on Long Island

NYC Restaurant Week officially kicks off on July 22 through August 18 (we know, that’s more than a week), offering would-be patrons prix-fixe dining options all around town. In the kosher world, two eateries have opted to join in on the fun: Tsion Cafe at 763 St. Nicholas Avenue in Harlem and UN Plaza Grill These kosher eateries are offering great NYC Restaurant Week deals

P.S. Kitchen should be on your radar for two reasons: its readily accessible location—at 246 West 48th Street by 8th Avenue, the restaurant is steps away from Times Square—and its mission. About the latter: shockingly, given the margins that all NYC eateries work with, let alone kosher ones, P.S. Kitchen donates 100% of its profits This kosher vegan restaurant near Times Square donates 100% of its profits to charity

Chloe Coscarelli, the celebrity chef that opened vegan destination By Chloe to much fanfare years ago, has just announced that she will be debuting am new all-day vegan cafe aptly named Chloe tomorrow, July 16. Just like By Chloe, Chloe is certified kosher. The move follows Coscarelli’s much talked about dramatic exit (read: forced departure) from Former By Chloe owner and chef is opening a new kosher vegan restaurant in NYC

Nomé opens in Union Square in Manhattan

When one door closes, another opens. Case in point: the debut of Nomé, a new Nikkei restaurant at 127 4th Avenue near Union Square, where the (let’s be honest!) overpriced Mocha Red used to be. The new eatery is the brainchild of Naftali Abenaim, the former owner of Mocha Red. Expect to be delighted by A new kosher Japanese-Peruvian restaurant just opened where Mocha Red used to be

When it comes to kosher restaurants, diners know not to get too attached: no matter how delicious and well-run, eateries tend to suddenly close. Case in point: Basil Pizza & Wine Bar, which debuted to much fanfare at 270 Kingston Avenue in Crown Heights back in 2010 but permanently closed last year.  Now, just a A new kosher pizzeria is opening where Basil used to be in Brooklyn

Perhaps the most well-known kosher food truck in New York, Moshe’s Falafel, first founded in 1981, is set to open a brick-and-mortar destination at 142 West 83rd Street near Columbus Avenue on the Upper West Side of Manhattan “by the end of the month,” according to an official spokesperson. Although news regarding the debut broke EXCLUSIVE: Moshe’s Falafel to debut third food truck on the Upper West Side

OPA, a new meat-centric kosher Greek restaurant, is gearing up to open on the Bowery in Manhattan later on this summer, as first reported by Yeah That’s Kosher. A first in the kosher world—there are no similar eateries in New York—OPA will offer a menu filled with shareable dishes (“a Greek version of tapas,” according Upscale kosher meat Greek restaurant OPA to open on the Bowery

We’ve got not so great news coming your way: beloved chain Patis Bakery has filed Chapter 11, basically declaring bankruptcy. Although that obviously doesn’t sound good, you shouldn’t despair just yet. To put it simply, Chapter 11 means that the business in question is trying to reorganize and figure out a plan to repay creditors You might want to use your Patis Bakery gift card ASAP