Here in Lakewood Township, you will find this bakery in the Goldmont Center…read more Brand: 5/5 Hershy's Bakery is located in the Goldmont Center in Lakewood Township as a corner store. I do like the logo, for it uses as much of its simplicity as possible while maintaining a fancy posture. The sign has a noticeable presence in this shopping center as you walk around. Concerning the interior, I will say that the food itself adds to the brand. Website: 2/5 While the website does look decent, it is incomplete, therefore I cannot give it a favorable score. I do see the potential in terms of functionality and aesthetics, but the entire website contains sample text. It does have the vital information, such as contact information. It does say that it serves babka, peanut chew, cakes, and pastries, but it does not provide you with images of these products. Wait Time: 5/5 I did not have to wait for long to purchase my order. Ambiance: 3/5 On the outside, I could see this large corner store in the Goldmont Center that I could clearly imagine catering to many customers. Once I stepped inside, the ambiance felt quite underwhelming. I did not expect to find a small bakery with some of the goods still stacked in some of the noticeable racks, and no tables. Another problem was the lack of labels in the glass counters. It does maintain its cleanliness though. Food: 5/5 I tried four cinnamon rugelachs, and I will say that it was my satisfactory introduction to rugelachs. It had a more cinnamon taste and less bread taste, which helps balances these pastries. The establishment served baskets of rugelach in the open, and I will say that even then, they did not become hard or stale. They retained their fluffy forms and their cinnamon tastes. The website provides some of the menu items, while the Yelp menu has all the options available to you, such as challah bread, danishes, cookies, cakes, and donuts. Service: 5/5 The owner did not have an issue with informing you if you looking for a particular pastry. Worth The Money?: 3/5 The food reflects the brand in all its simplicity, for you will find many Jewish delicacies in this establishment. While it would help Hershy's Bakery's website to show specific images of the food, if I am to believe the awards cataloged in the About Us page, then it would help develop its credibility if ownership updated the entire website. Indeed, the font and the images already on the website already add to its ambiance. I will say that the food does add to the ambiance of the bakery. I would recommend adding labels to the foods. The ambiance made both the wait time and service tolerable. Would I say that Hershy's Bakery is worth it as a small business? Yes. As a place to frequent despite not being from Lakewood Township? Probably not. I can only consider this establishment a choice if I was traveling through Lakewood and happened upon the Goldmont Center. I will say that the owner did balance my order on a weight scale, giving it a fair price. So, I cannot complain. Rating: 4/5 Stars Needless to say, I will say that Hershy's Bakery is quite a good establishment overall. I got to introduce myself to rugelachs despite the limitations. Recommend To... Any other Gentiles who want to try kosher delicacies but do not know where to start, or are hesitate to bake them yourselves. I will tell you that Hershy's Bakery offers you a glimpse into Jewish cuisine with a fresh basket of rugelachs.

Had an order delivered from here. Cinnamon flaky danish were anything but. Totally stale so hard…read moreyou couldnt rip a piece off much less cut it also had a very odd taste. Rugalah was also stale and tasted off as well perhaps frozen at one time. Something g else we ordered didn't show up but was refunded and the black and white cookies were nicely wrapped but no one ate them as they were huge and way too much for one person also no description of that. Total disappoint and waste of money

For a while now, I have considered going to Flysh, but never got the chance to. Finally, I managed…read moreto get my way to Lakewood to enjoy their unique menu. Brand: 5/5 Flysh is a kosher eatery specializing in burgers and sandwiches in Lakewood. Its on-point brand remains consistent in the physical sign above the establishment, and everywhere else. Eateries that do this do a good job with branding, since it establishes an identity easy to memorize for any new customers. The angular letters with smooth edges, almost resembling the Hebrew alphabet, give Flysh its upbeat identity. Website: 5/5 It offers you a good introduction to Flysh, with its simple color scheme and images of three of its notable menu items. It never overwhelms you as you scroll through the main page. When you go to the delivery menu, using the Toast Tab app, you get to see many menu items with images attached to them. Wait Time: 5/5 I did not wait long for my order. It took me ¾ of the way into my writing before my name was announced, which befitted a complicated dish like my order. Ambiance: 5/5 Well-cleaned and well-scented, the interior of Flysh has a pretty decent dining area, with booths and tables along a comfortable seating row. All of this had enough space between them. The music plays Israeli pop throughout the establishment. The menu offers you a glimpse at the ingredients of each dish, so you know what you are getting yourself into. All of which had a festive selection, including state fair inspiration with the fried Oreos, onion rings, Texas fries, and steak skewers. Food: 5/5 I ordered their signature chicken sandwich, the Lakewooder. It consists of a schnitzel, hot pastrami, Russian dressing, lettuce, tomato, pickles, and red onions. The schnitzel and the pastrami become the main bulk to taste in this sandwich, for both of them had a well-prepared texture. The pickles and red onions give it the right amount of sharpness, while the Russian dressing enriches it with a hearty flavor. The two additional sauces it came with also enhanced the flavor. I can see how the Lakewooder would serve as a representation of both Flysh and Lakewood itself. It has a pleasant flavor that melts away the problems of your day with every bite. Along with every other menu item on their website, the Lakewooder looks enticing to try. It gave me a pleasant mood throughout the day, with no regrets of ever going to Flysh. The schnitzel had a well-prepared form, appropriate for the time it took to wait for it. The staff handled my order with care, placed within a wrapper upon a cardboard basket. Service: 5/5 The staff managed to acclimate me into Flysh with patiently providing me with a physical menu. They managed to get my order right without any problems. The service gave me a good first impression of the establishment. Nothing about the ambiance disrupted my experience with the service, since they clearly care about it and their food. Cost: 4/5 The solid, consistent brand gives Flysh a standalone status in Lakewood, either physically or digitally. The meat in the Lakewooder give Flysh its name, since it is Yiddish for "meat." I also love how signature dishes represent the specific places of the eateries that serve them. The Lakewooder manages to do that. The website does Flysh justice with its menu items having their own images. If I lived in Lakewood, I would definitely become a returning customer based on the menu images alone. As someone who went to 100 eateries within a single year, I can say that high prices are unavoidable, and that some hustle-and-bustle, bumper-to-bumper areas have higher prices. The same is true for the Lakewooder. However, I do not know if I would negotiate through traffic just to arrive again. Considering the good vibes the Lakewooder gave me, I would like to try different menu items in the future. I can find no substantial suggestions I could give to Flysh, since every aspect works in concert with each other. The only suggestion I could think of is investing in a food truck for celebrations and state fairs if they evolve as a business. Rating: 5/5 Stars Rounding between four or five stars, I ultimately give Flysh five stars, since I see so much potential for this establishment. If I ever find myself in Lakewood with someone else, I would absolutely recommend them Flysh for the first time. For a lot of other Gentiles, it serves as an eatery that can defy a lot of stereotypes they may blindly believe. Recommend To... Anyone in Lakewood looking for an upbeat place to hang out.

This is some of the best food in Lakewood. Amazing service and a great environment would 100%…read morerecommend

Great pirogies, potato, potato and cheese, and sauerkraut. Small store but packed with lots of…read moreEuropean delicacies. Good cheese babka and breads. Reasonable prices. They made my pirogies while I waited. They are fully cooked. When you get home all you have to do is warm them

The pierogi was delicious tasted like my Mom s The nut roll…read morewas sub par too dry I will definitely buy more pierogi

Friendly, knows their business and rates were at market value. Products packed and ready for pickup.read more

Do New Jersey folks even know about Puglisi's Farm?…read more Why are people buying eggs at the grocery store, if you can buy them at a local farm and skip the travel by freight truck, omit the middle man or the "unknown" of where the eggs come from. This is the Garden State for goodness sake, support your local farmers.. NOW is as good a time as any to get acquainted with Puglisi Egg Farm. This family owned local farm has been in business since 1950 and the customer service is top notch. I mean it's still family owned business!! not just a name its pride in what they provide to families, good eggs. I got 2 dozen Grade A Extra Large Eggs - I made a beautiful quiche with some, hard boiled others for tasty egg salad sandwiches and the balance I made wasabi deviled eggs- Delicious. Weather is beautiful now, stop on in and get some eggs, you will be glad you did.

This store has the best kielbasa that made my grandchildren so happy!…read more "This is much better than the last one our Mom bought" they said, So I gave her the address of this great Polish Deli.

I'm back again and again to this Polish deli. I've been coming for years. Why? Because Their food…read moreis consistently fresh and delicious. The lady at the counter- (owner?) always kind and professional with helpful tips and suggestions so my meals are always top notch. I've grazed my way through this store, brought gifts to family and friends. We all enjoy this deli again and again. This deli is worth every dime I spend and more. It's a hometown store with a heart as big as Christmas. I highly recommend the kielbasa (I get "regular"), the mushroom soup at the holidays or dried mushrooms, the premade and frozen pierogi (thaw 90 seconds in the microwave and don't attempt to separate), amazing rye bread- they'll slice it for you, all the baked items. Try the polish mustard, vegeta and the candies. Don't forget the healthy fermented foods- pickles and sauerkraut The store is kept clean and neat.

Really interesting International Deli here. I order most of my Russian holiday food here, even…read morethough it is kind of on the expensive side. I can't make most of it myself, so it's nice to be able to have the comfort of knowing someone else can do it for me. The staff is friendly, and they speak English, Polish and Russian. Always really nice to me. They have endless candy from Russia/Germany/Poland, and tons of meats to choose from.

We went to Circa because I had a friend visiting who keeps kosher. Circa is a fairly nice,…read morecafeteria-style kosher restaurant in Lakewood. They serve all dairy based foods, as well as fish. There is no poultry or beef here at all. Pizza seems to be the most popular item here. But they also have good gelato, which I didn't try. Then they have some dinners served cafeteria-style. I got the salmon, which came with two sides. It tasted pretty good actually. The prices were just very high, at around $18. There were lots of kids running around. It's a good restaurant if you don't have a lot of time, and you need kosher food.

Stopped-in for a late lunch, mid-week. Restaurant is on the end of a small shopping plaza…read more Extremely tight and very loud (hard floors and tables). Serve pizza, by the slice, and also have prepared foods. My son had 3 slices and enjoyed them. My wife and I had their salmon entree, plus sides. Platter was microwaved before served to us; this dried-out my salmon a little too much for my taste. Sides were good. Quality food for the price with little wait time at the counter.

This restaurant in incredible. The food is great. The service is great. But most of all BESSY. This…read moreman made our dinner. He was attentive, he was active, we was preemptive. Bessy was kind, explanatory, helpful, and cheerful. Yes the food was delicious. Yes Bessy gave incredible service. But what really made me want to return is Bessy being kind and attentive. He was spot on with all his suggestions and couldn't have been more conscience service wise. If we come back it will be because of Bessy.

Absolutely amazing experience. The food was incredible, the atmosphere was great, and everything…read morecame out fresh and delicious. What really made the night stand out though was our waiter -- huge shout-out to him for being attentive, friendly, and on top of everything the entire meal. He gave great recommendations, checked in the perfect amount, and genuinely made us feel welcomed. Service like that is hard to find. Definitely one of the best dining experiences I've had in a while. Will 100% be coming back!