As one of the fastest-growing Jewish communities in the world, Lakewood, a once sleepy vacation town in New Jersey, has increasingly become a go-to destination for the kosher foodie in a dynamic scene of other “hot kosher cities” such as Miami, Paris, and New York’s Manhattan and Brooklyn. From the traditional pizza joint to modern …

After more than 40 years serving the Brooklyn kosher community, Chap A Nosh has permanently closed its doors. Owner Elie Pollak announced that April 7th was the restaurant’s final day of operation, sharing the news in a message to staff in which he reflected on nearly a decade of his own tenure at the helm: …

A new kosher restaurant is on its way to one of Brooklyn’s most concentrated kosher dining corridors, and if the ownership pedigree is any indication, it’s going to be a serious addition. Izakaya Asian Table is set to open at the corner of Avenue K and Coney Island Avenue in Flatbush, a location that already …

Jerusalem’s kosher dining scene is unparalleled, offering a unique culinary landscape that sets it apart from other global kosher hotspots. With its large Jewish Orthodox population and constant influx of kosher-observant tourists, the city boasts an extensive array of kosher-certified restaurants. Unlike other cities with notable kosher scenes, which we have covered in our series …

In what’s being called the largest real estate transaction of its kind in Israeli history, approximately 200 Syrian Jewish families from the United States have purchased two residential towers in central Jerusalem in a deal exceeding 1 billion shekels (approximately $270-300 million USD). The unprecedented purchase, first reported by Israel’s Channel 12 News and subsequently …