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    Kosherline Gourmet Gifts

    1.6 (7 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 7:00 pm

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    The Bosphorus

    The Bosphorus

    4.4
    (588 reviews)
    2.2 mi
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    I have been to slot of Middle Eastern restaurants in nyc and NJ area that are rated very high this…read moreplace is the best place i have ever been to i love it will be back for sure its worth coming from Staten Island just to eat there

    The Bosphorus, the 32-kilometer (20-mile)-long north-south strait, has been a waterway of the…read morehighest importance since ancient times in Turkey. Its English name comes from a Greek legend: Zeus had an affair with a beautiful woman named Io. When Hera, his wife, discovered his infidelity, she turned Io into a cow and created a horsefly to sting her on the rump. Io jumped clear across the strait. Thus, "bous" = "cow" and "poros" = "crossing place": Bosphorus = "crossing place of the cow." Located off of busy Franklin Avenue in Nutley, my partner, our friends, and I have decided on our dinner at this family-owned-and-run BYOB establishment, which has been open since 1995. A reservation was made for a party of 4 by calling their restaurant. Upon arrival after three years, we were welcomed by Nora, the owner, and made our way to a table by the piano inside, evoking a cozy, thoughtfully designed, upscale vibe with music playing softly. Their menu features Turkish and Mediterranean cuisine. For starters, we decided on the Puffed Rill Pastry and Grape Leaves. Our main meal consisted of all lamb dishes (Lamb Shish Kebab, Beyti Kebab, Lamb Chops, and Lamb Sauté). Our food was fresh, well seasoned, and cooked to perfection, accompanied by a beautifully presented dish. Everything was authentically made with love here. Wish we could have stayed for dessert, as they looked amazing, but some of us were in a rush. It's definitely on the higher end cost but worth the taste. Our visit ended with a hug and a piece of candy.

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    The Main Ingredient

    The Main Ingredient

    2.0
    (2 reviews)
    1.3 mi

    Not bad for a quick bite. Ambiance may be lacking and the ordering process is cumbersome and…read moreimpersonal. But the sandwich was tasty. Onion rings were slightly above average but don't run there for that. Pastrami should be served hot (in my humble opinion) but we had to specially request that. If you need it to be kosher it's fine. Priced high as always for this kind of restaurant. Lots of religious folks were dining in groups so they've apparently drawn a nice following with the locals. We didn't get to try the sushi but maybe next time.

    My husband and I live in Bloomfield and have been looking for a kosher deli relatively close by…read more None of the real delis are close, like Epis Essen or Kosher Nosh. We saw The Main Ingredient listed and decided to try it. The people working there aren't too friendly, and you need to self order on a not too intuitive system on computer screens. It then took almost 15 minutes to get one pastrami sandwich in an almost empty restaurant. The rye bread was stale and cold and the ice cold pastrami didn't look or taste like any pastrami I've ever eaten, and I have lived in NY/NJ my entire life and eaten at the best. The pastrami looked pale pink with absolutely no pastrami flavor at all. It was sliced paper thin, wat too lean, and it cost $20. They're "generous" to included fries that were frozen and reheated. The only thing that actually tasted good was the miniscule amount of cole slaw that was included. I've had better pastrami sandwiches in any of the nearby diners. Needless to say, we won't be back.

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