MANHATTAN 

Abigael's and Jeff Nathan's Creations hit the Supermarkets 

 


Abigael's fresh-in-the-fridge meals are available at three NYC Fairway Markets - Kips Bay; 75th St on NYC's west side and the 86th St store on the east side. Jeff's Panko flakes are also in supermarkets, with his new gluten-free one a big favorite, which also kosher for Passover.

 

BROOKLYN

The sushi and fish restaurant on Coney Island Avenue, off Avenue N, which we highlighted in our last newsletter is set to open this Sunday.
 
 

After a couple of months of renovation, Masago Chinese & Japanese Restaurant will be opening after Pesach in the former location of Sapore on Broadway. Details to follow.

• 2013: The year of "Sink or Swim" for the Kosher Restaurant

For more articles in last week's Kosher Today's newsletter, click the links below.

• Kosher Food Sales on Chanukah? Depends on Demographics
• Israeli Food Importers Avoid Early Missteps as Sales Continue to Soar
• Kosher is Either Kosher, Ethnic or International
  in Some Stores
• New Products for Passover Should Not Look
  Like Year-Round Products, Rabbis Say
• For Baby Boomers, Saratoga was on Seder Tables Long Before Inauguration

 

MANHATTAN 

Here are some more photo illustrations of the new Prime Grill, opening in a few months.

BROOKLYN

Just two doors down another restaurant is about to open
at 1720 Coney Island Avenue, in time for Super Sunday.
King Bites (former location of Schnitzel King) promises to bring a newest concept of food flexiblity.  At King Bites,
every customer can choose from 9 types of bites (King Shnitzel, Crispy Shnitzel, Shnitzel Marinara, grilled baby chicken, lamb burger, bbq steak, beef burger, grilled pastrami and vegetable burger) where the customer can "mix or match" their sandwich. Instead of ordering one large schnitzel sandwich, the customer can divide the sandwich to be one schnitzel, one lamb burger and one pastrami.  With the concept of "Mix & Match" the customer has the choice to eat whatever they like without having to order three large portions. They will  also have a full menu, where customers can order sandwiches, wraps, salads, soups, dinner plates and more. Under Kehillas Kashrus.

Nas Car Wraps

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To answer a very popular question of what is the source for the name of this restaurant - it is actually named after the 1938 movie, Jezebel, starring Bette Davis. In fact, the restaurant pays homage to the classics, with an ode to many famous paintings...with a slightly Jewish twist of course.  For my photos and impression of my dinner last week at Jezebel, check out our Facebook page here.

 

 

Citron and Rose (coming this September)
368 Montgomery Avenue, Lower Merion, PA 19004
The city of brotherly love lost a terrific glatt kosher restaurant a couple of months ago in Max & David's, but Philly residents shouldn't be down as a celebrity chef (he has been featured on ABC Nightline's Plate List series) Michael Solomonov is set to open a glatt kosher European restaurant at the end of the summer, called Citron and Rose in Merion, on the Main Line. The restaurant will feature an open kitchen with a chef's counter, a comfortable dining room for up to 60 guests and a marble topped bar where guests can enjoy the all-kosher cocktail, wine and beer list. There will also be anoutdoor patio. Solomonov said that cured meats and sausages are good examples of what they will serve at C+R, as well as goose and chicken fats. In addition, Citron and Rose Catering will be a full-service catering company for 
on- and off-site events. To schedule an appointment with Citron and Rose Catering, email: events@citronandrose.com

Marky's has closed

After 4 decades, Erez Karp, the restaurant's most recent owner, has decided to close this institutional establishment. Toronto has seen the number of top quality kosher restaurants drastically decline in the last few years.

Tuesday,

 August 14

 

TriBeCa Rooftop

2 Desbrosses Street

New York, NY 10013

 

Many great restaurants will be showcasing 

their latest specialty dishes.

 

Ticket Cost: $180

Wine tasting by Herzog Wine Cellars

Cigar bar sampling

 

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