Ren is far and away the best kosher culinary experience that I have encountered. At some point…read moreduring the 10-course culinary journey I began tearing up from the pure spirituality of the experience. The combination of flavors brought me to an encounter with the divine. I felt like the food critic from ratatouille being taken on a sublime journey to some ineffable place beyond the physical realm. I finally appreciated what Yitzchak Avinu had in mind when he asked Eisav to bring him some delicious food so he can bless him - . I truly felt uplifted in a way that I had never before experienced from food. In case you are wondering, I am in general a grounded person who is reasonably rational and not so inclined to non-chemical-inducing mind-altering experiences. In fact, in the 10 plus years that I have been partaking in the kosher fine dining scene, I don't believe I have ever left a review. However, my experience at Ren was different. It felt so far beyond the typical fancy kosher restaurant experience that I feel compelled to comment - both to share the experience with others but also to ensure that Chef Ronen gets his deserved due.

Came here for a birthday dinner and was utterly disappointed. It took an hour and a half for the…read morefood to come to the table after ordering. We were told we were warned that it takes time but an hour and a half is unacceptable We asked to speak to the manager who took 25 minutes to come to our table. And only offered To remove one item from our bill. Very poor customer service and the food was nothing to write home about.

Tonight I went to the new members reception for Community Board 14. In the past the food has been…read morequite average but this year, it was amazing. As can see from my photos, there was beautifully made sushi, cold cuts, grilled meats, cakes, cooklies and an open bar. But not only were the food entrees beautifully displayed, they also tasted delicious. So much for Kosher food taking a back seat to traif! Dov Zeitlin, the owner, was on hand to be sure everything went smoothly. I don't know his rates, but if you are looking for a quality kosher caterer for an event, definitely check out Dov's!

Recently attended an event catered by Events by Dovi, and I have to say that this was one of the…read morebest "spreads" I've ever had the pleasure of noshing on. There was such a robust selection of food and all of it was very fresh and tasty. I'm considering using these guys for my next corporate event. Great job!

We have used them twice for our annual gala at our synagogue. The food was delicious - authentic…read moreTexas BBQ. Staff was pleasant and helpful . Ari was a delight to work with.

Not sure what these other reviewers are speaking of but Ari is quite responsive when placing orders…read moreand answering questions about said orders. Have had the pleasure of trying their food at various events as well as their bbq truck, the wandering que, pop ups. Food is insanely delicious. The pulled brisket is soft and not chewy with the right amount of tang from the homemade bbq it's smothered in. Truly magical. This year I ordered a whole smoked turkey for Thanksgiving and was kicking myself for not ordering two! Dark and white meat both were just succulent and moist, one of the best I've had that I've not personally made. They ran a special for each turkey ordered, an order of lamb bacon was added to it. Again perfection! Cannot wait to place my next order soon!

The Kouign-amann I bought at the Morningside Heights farmer's market was really good. Crispy,…read moresweet, with a dash of slightly bitter burned sugar, but it was balanced nicely. The gentleman manning the booth was also very delightful!

Best mushroom quiche I've ever had! With the competition including some top contenders across NYC,…read moreParis, and la francophonie. Hidden gem that I would highly recommend for the next time you're craving patisserie and are considering giving your business to one of the tired stalwarts of Manhattan.

I was overjoyed to find out that a new food truck had moved downstairs from where I work. I…read moreenthusiastically hopped on & off the elevator, exited my building and turned the corner of 34th street and 10th Ave. And there sat the glorious Sub on Wheels truck. Aside from a daily special which can be found in detail on their website, they also have an early bird special - if you purchase a sandwich between 11:30am and 12:30pm, you get a dollar off. That puts most of their gigantic subs around $6. Call me adventurous, but on my first go, I ordered the Thursday-only chulent & kishka special. Chulent is like a thick beany and beefy chili without the spicy kick. It's pretty good in its own right, though. They were nice enough to let me sample the chulent before I committed. Sold. I also ordered a potato knish - it's not your standard hot dog stand knish - it's better. Although it's microwaved, you can really taste the difference in quality. It's got a more pastry-like crust, and the filling is seasoned rather well. Apparently, they will be alternating between this new location (10th Avenue between 33rd & 34th Streets) and their original location. So check their website before you venture out!

I intended to go somewhere else for lunch but the appearance of a new truck changed my plans. On…read more9th Ave between 33 and 32nd St Brucha Caterer parks its "Sub on Wheels" serving up a long list of sandwiches, platters, and side dishes. I ordered the chicken schnitzel, which was listed as costing $7.75 but they charged me under $7 and had it ready for me quickly. It was really really large, half filled me up. The sandwich came with huge strips of juicy breaded chicken, lettuce, tomato, onion, Russian dressing and a pickle. What makes this sandwich different from all other sandwiches? Its the pickle. They insert a real full sour pickle, none of this half ass half sour or sweet or sandwich style cucumber that is usually found inside sandwiches or burgers. I take pickles very seriously, ask anyone, and a find like this makes me very happy. All pickles aside, this is a schnitzel worth getting. The home style Jew sides include potato kugel, kishka (if you are adventurous), chulent (on Thursdays), and whatever beautiful thing a pastrami egg roll is. The completely kosher truck has been around for over a month and is open Monday through Thursday from 1130-4.

Heard so much great stuff about this Kosher market. It is so clean and the service is impeccable…read more I enjoyed getting the krembo as well as challah pans. I also got the kiwi dragonfruit popping boba which was so refreshing on a warm day. Did not know there was Kosher Boba until I came into Six 60 One. How refreshing and how refreshing for National bubble tea day which is coming up. There are many items you can purchase - they have a full meat counter as well as a bakery section. I even found kosher truffle cheese. If you're in the Upper West Side, this is the spot for you.

Wow!! This is a kosher grocery story and I was thoroughly impressed by all that they offer! From…read moresandwiches to hummus to sushi to Chinese food, this is a great local store. I throughly enjoyed my chalatim sandwich. It was pricey but it fed me for two meals and it was absolutely delicious! I highly recommend you check this place out!

I ordered the Rosh Hashanah chicken dinner for six people and everybody LOVED the meal! Somehow the…read morechicken was moist (and really flavorful), and the matzo ball soup was delicious and also flavorful, not bland like many broths can be! The gefilte fish was classic, wonderful, as was the homemade red horseradish that was included. The portions were super generous, from the perfectly cooked kugels to the vegetables and salads, again, all wonderful! The chocolate babka was soooo good, the perfect end to a great meal. Worth noting: the service was wonderful too, friendly and helpful from ordering to pickup. Our family will be back for more!

Really great experience at Fischer Bros & Leslie Glatt Kosher Caterer and Butcher today (6/2025)…read more My boyfriend and I each ordered a sandwich - corned beef on rye, heavy mustard, and pastrami on rye, heavy mustard. The sandwiches were delicious, the cold cuts were sliced in front of us, the bread fresh, the mustard - amazing and they were accompanied by a generous portion of fresh coleslaw (it had peppers in it, which we both enjoyed) and a pickle! Generous amount of meat, we honestly could have split a sandwich, and a very reasonable price for glatt kosher and this neighborhood. We also purchased for later, a challah, chicken liver and a frozen chicken pot pie. The customer service was professional and efficient, while warm. Inside, everything was very CLEAN. We are already planning our next trip to purchase a rotisserie chicken (they looked really good) and some ground beef. Also, I saw a review mentioning an experience involving racism at this establishment, while I cannot comment on the experience's of others, I would like to reassure other future patrons that my boyfriend who is black was treated with the same respect and courtesy as myself. We both agreed there was nothing but a respectful and welcoming atmosphere from the moment we walked in, to when we walked out. We look forward to returning to this butcher soon.

Didn't expect it but, Brooklyn National Deli was certainly terrific. It's in a great location and…read morewe were really pleased with our experience. All so yummy and just great flavors. The crew was really welcoming and service is exceptional. I 'd certainly return.

We got the quinoa salad and a pesto pasta salad, chips, and a sandwich. The total was around $28…read moreand the food was bland. When I got to LAX after snacking on the pesto pasta salad all day and feeding it to my 2 year old son, I found a long curly pubic hair at the bottom of the food container. I tried calling to complain with no answer because it was after hours, and no way to leave a message. The service was fine but I am so, so disgusted at the unacceptable presence of human genital hair. Customers beware!