Bakery space with a warehouses-hipster-Brooklyn vibe fills with an intoxicating aroma of fresh sourdough. Atmosphere feels welcoming and lively, charged with passion and attention to detail. Bread here stands out as the best sourdough, known for its perfect tang and airy texture.
Offers kosher sourdough challah known for its exceptional taste and texture. Recognized as a top kosher bread maker in the area.
Sourdough challah here has a crispy outside and a soft, fluffy inside with a rich flavor. It stands out as a homemade bread that many find delicious and distinctive.
"I found the sourdough here to be the best I ever had."
"I thought the sourdough challah was the best I had ever tasted."
"I thought the kosher sourdough here was the best I'd ever tasted."
Good to know
Crave Sourdough is only open on Thursdays and Fridays.
The bakery offers samples of new products during visits.
A loaf of bread costs $20.
Grocery store offers a tight space filled with a lively, family-oriented atmosphere. It features an amazing selection of kosher products, including premium cuts of meat and a great bakery on site. The place feels like a community hub with a strong focus on quality and tradition.
Offers quality kosher meats and a variety of kosher foods including kosher sushi. Serves as a reliable spot for kosher events and grocery needs with a strong reputation for consistent excellence.
Freshly baked challahs include custom fantasy challahs, cinnamon challah, and everything pull-apart rolls. Chocolate babka and oatmeal raisin cookies also complement the selection.
Good to know
The store has a great selection of kosher groceries, meat, and prepared foods.
They charge $10 a piece for stuffed cabbage during Passover.
The store accepts EBT.
Old-fashioned bakery with handwritten signs and a nostalgic atmosphere that feels like stepping back to the 1930s. Friendly, familiar interactions create a warm, welcoming vibe among a mix of local regulars. Known for authentic kosher baked goods sold by weight, it offers a unique, family-run experience with reasonable prices.
Kosher baked goods stand out here with clear adherence to kosher standards. The bakery offers a solid selection that appeals even to those who do not keep kosher.
Challah here comes in bread and rolls form with above average quality. It sits alongside other kosher baked goods like babka and hamantaschen.
Good to know
The bakery/deli is cash only.
They sell everything by weight, allowing customers to try small portions.
Sunday is a great day to visit for fresh rye bread.
Bakery combines warm atmosphere with friendly staff and a salad bar alongside baked goods. It offers kosher, homemade products with a focus on fresh, visually appealing items and a variety of lunch and dinner options. Cleanliness and efficient service contribute to a pleasant experience.
Fresh food and salads follow strict kosher rules here. The bakery offers a variety of kosher baked goods with consistent quality.
Fresh hiemishe challah and challah rolls stand out here. The bakery offers a solid selection of baked goods including bread and pastries.
Good to know
The bakery items are baked fresh every day.
They accept SNAP.
The prices are very reasonable.
Small space fills with the fresh scent of baked goods and offers limited seating inside with some benches outside. Energy rises when it gets crowded, creating a cozy but tight atmosphere. Known for traditional Parisian-style almond croissants and varied savory pastries, it draws a steady flow of pastry lovers early in the day.
A kosher bakery with kosher certification offers exceptionally delicious chocolate babka. It stands out among kosher options on the Upper East Side.
Soft texture and cloud-like interior define the challah here. The vegan version features a seeded crust and becomes a weekly staple for many.
Good to know
The bakery is open every day except on Saturdays.
The bakery's hours are limited, closing at 1 PM.
The banana croissant is often sold out before 10AM.
Mediterranean spot shines with Glatt kosher meat and a quiet, cozy atmosphere. Challah bread comes hot and fresh, with a crispy challah schnitzel that comforts. Dog-friendly garden patio adds a romantic alfresco style to dining.
Meat served here is Glatt kosher and confirmed kosher. Quality kosher meat is a key feature.
Challah bread arrives very hot and delicious. The challah schnitzel is crispy and comforting, adding a special touch to the meal.
Good to know
Fortuna NYC is a kosher restaurant, catering to dietary restrictions.
Reservations are recommended, especially during peak dining hours.
Expect longer wait times on weekends due to popularity.
Narrow, old-school diner with a historic vibe and intimate seating creates a cozy, authentic atmosphere. The place buzzes with classic New York energy, featuring minimal service and a tight layout that feels like stepping back in time.
Offers kosher dairy and vegetarian options that suit kosher dietary needs. Provides affordable and well-prepared kosher dishes in a casual setting.
Challah has crispy edges and a fluffy center, with a slight sweetness and balanced saltiness. It pairs well with dishes like omelettes and sandwiches and shines in the Challah French toast served warm with butter.
Good to know
The restaurant has limited seating, so arrive early on weekdays.
Breakfast special deals are available before 11am daily for $7.
A small toast size sandwich and a cup of soup costs $18.
Proper sit-down deli with old school diner feel and tooled metal ceiling creates a comfortable, classic NYC kosher atmosphere. The space is quiet and welcoming, offering a warm Jewish New Yorker experience distinct from bustling modern delis.
Authentic kosher pastrami stands out here with generous, delicious portions. The deli serves real kosher deli food, maintaining strict authenticity throughout.
Challah here is excellent and works well both as bread and in dishes like French toast. It holds up nicely with a thick layer of pastrami for sandwiches.
Good to know
The restaurant is kosher, so no outside food or drink is allowed.
The restaurant only allows 40 minutes to eat after entry.
The restaurant closed for sit down dinner at 7:30 PM.
Beautiful building hosts a busy kosher bakery with long lines and self-serve pastries. Atmosphere feels unwarm but lively, with a manager who creates a good vibe. Fresh yeast pastries and incredible challah stand out among offerings.
Kosher status stands out with kosher bakery offerings including dairy products. Proximity to the Rebbe's room adds significance for visitors.
Challah comes with a crumble topping and chocolate chips that stand out. Prices vary widely, with small challah at $7 and bubkha pieces reaching $45.
Good to know
The store does not accept credit card payments without an additional fee.
A piece of bubkha costs $45.
A small challah costs $7.