Food is excellent and prices are on par with the current economy. They have daily specials. The…read morefood you find here you will not find at New Yorks typical kosher establishments. Pastrami is a standout. They are closed on certain holidays so call ahead if you are clueless to the Hebrew customs etc. This restaurant attracts many younger people from the area. As an outsider no one has ever had an issue with me here. They are very busy and very efficient. They do a lot of online business. Only gripe I have is many customers here do not clean up after themselves. If you drive around this neighborhood you see the same thing outside of homes etc.

Wide variety of kosher options focused on meat offerings. Most things here appeared to be pre-made…read morecoming out of the deli case and being heated up. I would stay away from anything fried as the texture does not come back with their cooking methods. Overall flavors were good but execution could be better

Food is excellent, it's a bit greasy but no more than most kosher places. If you are indulging,…read morethis is the place to go. The workers are the perfect mix of helpful and easygoing to really make you feel welcome. The parking lot is not designed very well, and the other customers are sometimes a bit pushy, but that's not the fault of the restaurant, and it's worth it for the food and really nice employees.

The food was scrumptious very friendly service they have very good fresh food it is made fresh…read moreevery day

Incredible bagels. Big and fluffy. Staff is nice. I got a BEC on everything, and the…read moreegg/meat/cheese was flimsy... like 15% of the sandwich compared to the bread. But worth checking out.

The subs are good, like all JM locations...but when an establishment, especially one that is not…read morejust a 'mom and pop' kind of place, overcharges customers over an extended period of time, that is a major problem. By this I mean that the register/computer charges more than the displayed menu prices. This happened to me several times over a period of 6 weeks. When I finally brought it to the attention of the counter folks, they were a bit rude about it. If you choose to go there, be aware of this.

3rd time in a row with a soggy sandwich because their incompetent workers are more worried about…read morechatting and online orders. Will never go again.

Visiting from Los Angeles and it was a pleasure to have a meal at Churrasko. Great service and…read moreambiance!

Bagelicious was exactly the name. The bagels were good! Service was courteous and speedy. I ordered…read morea plain bagel with cream cheese. I love it when you order a bagel with filling and it's loaded with the filling. It was a generous spread of cream cheese on a big bagel. The bagels were fresh (which it should already be) and various types to choose from. Of course like most bagel shops, you can order sandwiches, salads, by the pound foods, coffee, soda, etc. the staff was nice. Small interior with a table and counter window to eat at. The parking lot needed some work though. Massive pot holes that could that can cause some damage to your vehicle. Other than that, I recommend Bagelicious.

7 dollars for a medium size coffee a mint chewing gum, beyond ridiculous, this new owner is…read morecharging ridiculous prices

We have returned three times since our first visit and I cannot emphasize how well seasoned the…read morefood is and how fresh it is. Fried chicken breasts rule but I'm not hating the spicy chicken sandwich either. Five stars but deserves six!

Hello all, I have eaten at Bella's a couple times since they opened and they have not disappointed…read more I really enjoy lamb and chicken over rice, and this place gives me that without having to go to the city and look for a food cart. They also have gyros which I like as well. The fried chicken is good, and the banana pudding is the best I've ever eaten in my lifetime. The service was good, the space is big enough for eat-in or take-out. I would return and def recommend.

We got takeout- I ate a California roll and tuna. The next…read moremorning I woke up feeling queasy, and felt very nauseated all day and had a headache. I felt terrible. We were thinking where I might have gotten food poisoning and my husband said when they were making my sushi he saw them use the same knife to cut the sushi as they had used to cut raw salmon. Do not order sushi here!

"A slice of pizza should look a certain way. There's a bit of variance for and aft but when you…read moreverge too far from the original slice of pizza....well that just ain't pizza anymore." Allow me to paint the scene for you: my lovely wife and I were on our way back to her folks after a late-night jaunt to TJ Maxx. Apparently, her sister had tried on a terrific black number that she just HAD to have. As it turned out, their tastes were not completely aligned as we left the store empty-handed and returned to Monsey for a couple of consolation slices. We parked in the rear and entered through the service entrance. I love service entrances - I feel a bit like I'm better than everyone else. We saw a bunch of teenagers sitting in their respective "booths", if you can call them as such, which harkened back to high school memories with the wrestling team and girls who wanted to be seen with lettermen (I asked my mother-in-law if I should capitalize lettermen - she said no). The line for ordering wasn't as long as my dear wife remembered from her days of yesteryear, and it was our turn after a quick perusing of the shoppe's wares. I went in for a "vegetable" slice and the missus chose a regular cheese slice and a spicy fries. I immediately realized how wrong I was for using such a vague term as "vegetable" and asked the strapping young man for clarification. He told me he rang me up for a blizzard, and that I could change it but he sounded a bit harried in his conveyance. I told him no matter and summarily paid the $11 and change. Our pizza was ready in under 3 minutes and my wife, pregnant of 9 months, rose to the occasion and collected our order. After securing our own booth, not unlike the booths occupied by teens the store over, I began chowing down. The dough was a bit soft and so I employed the classic fold-your-slice-in-half technique. Rookie mistake. Obviously, to any innocent bystander, this was my first blizzard slice. Within seconds, oily sauce began pouring forth from every crevice. Allow me to explain the blizzard. Take a pie crust, cover it with mozzarella, diced peppers, onions and tomatoes, then top that with their signature house sauces - both sweet and spicy. The sauce overwhelms the slice. I enjoy a neat slice of pizza and I enjoy a true slice of pizza - the blizzard was neither. A slice of pizza should look a certain way. There's a bit of variance for and aft but when you verge too far from the original slice of pizza....well that just ain't pizza anymore. I summarily wolfed down my slice, the exact way my mother warned me not to for the first 27 years of my life, then got to work on the fries. The slice tasted fine, but it was a nightmare to consume. The fries were quite tasty, within a standard margin of soggy/crispy variance throughout. The missus finished up and then went to the counter for round two - takeaway for the in laws who were watching kid #1 at their home. I went to wait in the car. Within 5 minutes, she shoves her pregnant stomach through the driver's side door (I couldn't locate my license or wallet when we left for TJ Maxx all those hours earlier) with 2 boxes stacked on each other and proceeds to delve into this drawn out story with color photos and diagrams complete with circles and arrows on the back of each one explaining in detail what each one was for illustrative purposes to be used in the event I didn't grasp the gist of the situation. As it turned out, the young man behind the counter who, we'll call Elchanan to enhance the review, and also his name was Elchanan, asked my beautiful wife how I enjoyed my slice. True to form, she told him "it's totally fine, but he doesn't enjoy messy slices." Above and beyond the call of duty for such a station, Elchanan showed his true colors and rose to the occasion. The story transmitted to me went something like, "he quickly said, 'I know which slice he wanted!' And then he threw it in for free!" There's nothing like free pizza. Especially delicious vegetable pizza. But please, I implore you: don't order the blizzard.