In the heart of Manhattan’s Greenwich Village, tucked away inside the Chabad Loft near NYU, a distinctive kosher dining experience has been quietly redefining what high-end sushi can mean for the Jewish community. Fins & Scales, brought to life by the acclaimed team at Sushi by Bou (which has other non-kosher locations), offers an intimate …

The refreshed American Express Platinum Card introduced a game-changing benefit for kosher diners: a substantial dining credit through Resy, which can be used at dozens of kosher restaurants nationwide. With the card’s annual fee climbing to $895, smart cardholders are discovering that the quarterly Resy credits make the premium price tag far more palatable—especially when …

Nestled in the bustling heart of Crown Heights, Biarritz Kosher Pizza and Wine Bar has taken over the beloved spot formerly held by Basil Pizza and Wine Bar, a popular neighborhood fixture. While the reasons behind Basil’s closure remain unclear, the transition feels seamless thanks to the presence of Clara Perez, Basil’s former manager, who …

Historically, Israel, in general, and Jerusalem in particular, were not known for offering the pinnacle of luxury in hospitality, or for that matter, solid options overall. Over the last decade or so, that has become steadily less true. Now, as illustrated below in our overview of the top 10 best Jerusalem hotels, there are a …

Israel holds a unique place in the hearts of many people worldwide. The small country’s popularity is not only due to its Bible-based historical heritage but increasingly because of its business and cultural profile. Cities like Jerusalem and Tel Aviv offer vibrant nightlife, startup hubs, and world-class food. As a result, Israeli cities have seen a …