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Brooklyn’s Kosher Stores Under Siege: Serial Burglar Exploits Shabbat
A career criminal’s calculated targeting of Jewish businesses during holy days exposes gaps in security and criminal justice accountability. Brooklyn’s kosher business owners are facing a disturbing reality: their religious observance has made them predictable targets for crime. Angelo Robinson, a 61-year-old career criminal with over 40 arrests and five prison stints dating back to …
in Kosher Food
The Ultimate Guide to Ordering Kosher Meat Online
From pasture-raised poultry to USDA Prime steaks and artisanal charcuterie, discover the best kosher meat purveyors shipping nationwide The kosher meat landscape has evolved dramatically in recent years. No longer confined to whatever your local butcher stocks, kosher consumers can now access premium cuts, specialty products, and ethical alternatives from coast to coast. Whether you’re …
in Opinion
The Kosher Paradox: When “Heimishe” Doesn’t Mean Healthier
An inconvenient truth about ingredient quality in the kosher marketplace There’s an uncomfortable irony unfolding in the kosher food industry that deserves our attention. Many of us have grown up with a simple equation in our minds: heimishe brands equal better choices for Jewish families. These are “our” companies, often founded by observant Jews, marketed …
Fins & Scales: A Unique Kosher Omakase Experience with Heart in Manhattan
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 …
Chase Sapphire Lounges Now Serving Hot Kosher Meals: A Comprehensive Guide to Kosher Airport Lounge Options
In what represents a significant milestone for kosher-observant travelers, Chase has announced that three of its Sapphire Lounges now offer complimentary hot kosher meals on demand. This development marks a major shift in the premium credit card lounge landscape and demonstrates how customer feedback can drive meaningful change. The Big News: Fresko Meals at Three …
How to Maximize Your Amex Platinum Resy Credit at Kosher Restaurants Across America
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 …
El Al Takes Flight Dining to New Heights with Passenger-Chosen Menu
El Al Israel Airlines has revolutionized its approach to kosher in-flight dining by putting the power of menu selection directly into passengers’ hands. The airline’s latest culinary initiative represents a refreshing departure from traditional top-down menu planning, instead embracing a democratic approach that lets frequent flyers determine what they’ll be served at 30,000 feet. A …
Biarritz Kosher Pizza and Wine Bar Review: A Taste of Coastal Luxury in Crown Heights
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 …
Amex Platinum Card Gets Its Biggest Revamp Ever: What It Means for Travelers—Especially to Israel
American Express has officially rolled out its largest-ever refresh of the Platinum Card and Business Platinum Card, introducing a host of new perks and a record-setting $895 annual fee, a major jump from the previous $695 price tag. The Amex Platinum Card Revamp is now live for both new and existing cardholders, offering lifestyle, dining, wellness, and …
Sweet Relief: Cafe Chocolat Brings Artisanal Delights to Avenue J
In a welcome development for Brooklyn’s kosher food scene, Cafe Chocolat has opened its doors at 1417 Avenue J, bringing a much-needed infusion of sweetness to a corridor that has faced its share of challenges in recent years. The new Brooklyn outpost marks an exciting expansion for the beloved kosher establishment, which has built a …