Boy, what a difference one year makes: Viva La Dough, , the viral Paris-inspired kosher cafe that debuted as a seasonal pop-up outside of Macy’s just last year, is gearing up for the debut of its fifth storefront, this one at 525 7th Avenue by 39th Street in midtown Manhattan. As first reported by Yeah … Viva La Dough is opening yet another location, this one in midtown Manhattan

Caffe Aronne is expanding uptown and owner Aaron Dahan gave us the details. Dahan told Pretty Kosher that the new location, set to take over the JCC’s ground-floor space at 76th Street and Amsterdam Avenue, was originally quoted a two-week turnaround by the contractor, but he’s betting on late August or early September in reality. … Caffe Aronne is opening a kosher location on the Upper West Side this summer

Holy Schnitzel, the hand-breaded schnitzel chain, has taken over the space at 245 West 46th Street that Cattle vacated after closing up shop with little explanation. Cattle had only opened last fall, a glatt kosher smokehouse turning out wood-smoked brisket, ribeye and burgers, all packaged for delivery—because the address was never an actual restaurant. The … Holy Schnitzel is opening inside a pick-up and delivery-only ghost kitchen near Times Square

Viral kosher patisserie Viva La Dough has come a long way from its holiday pop-up outside Macy’s Herald Square just last year. Now, the bakery has officially opened its fourth brick-and-mortar location at 160 Broadway in Manhattan’s Financial District, with a fifth Manhattan outpost reportedly on track to debut later this summer, according to Yeah … Popular bakery Viva La Dough just opened a new location in the Financial District

You can’t deny the deliciousness of a sandwich, even when compared with more eclectic foods—which is probably why Sushi Fussion has decided to get into the sandwich game with a new spinoff concept operating out of the same facility, by the same staff: Stacked and Toasted. The glatt kosher operation is essentially a sandwich shop … There’s a new glatt kosher sandwich shop in midtown Manhattan

Pitmaster, the Israeli BBQ spot that’s more of an interactive dining experience than a straight-up restaurant, is officially crossing the ocean. The brand is set to open its first-ever U.S. locations later this year. According to YeahThat’sKosher, Pitmaster will kick things off in Florida, with a Miami-area outpost slated for Aventura sometime after Passover. New … Israeli live-fire BBQ dinner-and-show restaurant Pitmaster is opening in NYC