Try www.kosherinfrance.com

Has all the kosher restaurants by area. We found it very helpful.
There are a number of pizza type places that would be family friendly.
What area will you be staying in?

Boston's well known Milk Street Cafe is coming to Manhattan. The 29 year old cafe known for their homemade delicacies and corporate catering has secured an 8,000 square foot cafe space and 13,000 square foot commissary at 40 Wall Street diagonally across from the New York Stock Exchange (Between Broad and Williams Streets).
Source: koshertopia.com

We love Hachatzer - you can enter from either Derech Betlechem or Derech Chevron. Across the street from La Guta (where 1868 used to be). Several people have told us it is their favorite and everyone we have recommended it to has been very happy.
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Neither. It is across from the 2nd Dougies location.

I saw a passing reference on here to this place so I checked it out this morning. Pastries, panini, sandwiches, salads, as well as coffee, chocolate drinks and tea. Primarily a take out place but with a few tables as well. Under supervision of Rabbi Marmorstein. Open from 7am until 6pm. Across the street from where the new My Most Favorite Food will be be opening. I didn't sample anything as I had eaten breakfast, but definitely worth a try. Owner seemed friendly and eager to please.

Another option is Fumio on Northfield Ave. in Livingston. Excellent for lunch or dinner.

I got the 48 ct box at Costco for about $10. About $8 a pound.

Alef Alef - Seitenstettengase 2 (next to the main Synagogue). very good.

I don' think so. 72nd street is described as a "branch"

in the space formerly occupied by Nargila Grill and Dougies. Opening planned for November.
It seems that Prime Grill is also planning to open a bistro on the UWS.

when will you be opening on broadway and 70?

NoiDue. 143 W 69 - off Broadway. Open until 1am.

Soup, antipasti, salads, pasta and pizza available for dinner. There is also a fish special every evening. I have had several and they have been excellent, with prices ranging from $18 to $23.

I have been there about 8 times since it opened. I think it is outstanding. Great food, service and ambiance and very reasonable prices. It is a very welcome addition to the kosher dining scene in Manhattan. The noise level can get high if it is packed, but I find that it adds to the energy of the place. This is a cafe, not a formal stodgy dining room.

I had breakfast there this morning. Omelet panini wuth tomato cucumber and lettuce, and a caffe americano. Excellent.
Great ambience, and very friendly service. Really wonderful coffee bar, with large selection.
This place is a winner!

Mendy's dairy in Grand Central Terminal concourse

We had dinner there last night. It is a great addition to the UWS. Under Rabbi Mehlman's supervision, which is accepted by Orthodox shuls in Manhattan. Cholov Yisrael (except for a few desserts). Antipasti, salads, pizza , panini and pasta - food was very good.. Great desserts and innovative coffee bar.
Open 7am to 11:30 pm. Motzei Shabbat until 1am. Brunch on Sundays 10 - 4.

I too have walked by. It is to the left of Levana's, NOT in Levana's space.
BTW, opening now Tuesday, not Sunday.

Noidue Cafe, located at 143 W 69th St (between Broadway and Columbus) is an Italian, dairy cafe, under the supervision of Rabbi Mehlman.
Hours will be M - Thurs 6:30am-11:30pm, Friday 6:30am - sundown, Saturday sundown-1am, Sunday 8am - 11:30pm.

2933 Vauxhall Road
Millburn Mall
Vauxhall, NJ 07088
Tel: 908-206-9911

The chef decides what you will have. If there is anything you really can't stomach, you might be able to tell them not to serve.

My wife and i recently had the pleasure of experiencing the 6 course tasting menu at Mosaica. It was truly outstanding. Among the dishes we had were pumpkin soup, seared tuna, duck, sweetbreads, merguez sausage, chateuabriand and a wonderful desert. Each of the dishes was perfectly prepared and beautifully presented - with a variety of flavors and textures. We thought it was well worth the $70 cost.

I spoke to the owner last week. Said landlord did not want to renew lease. Didn't want food store there. Pharmacy next door may expand. Someone else told me landlord actually bought him out early.

Had dinner there last night with a colleague. It was outstanding. After appetizers of Moroccan vegetarian cigars and a mixed Middle Eastern plate, I had the duck and he had the lamb. Service was great, as usual.
I took a peak at the Thanksgiving menu - prix fixe of $45. Looked wonderful. I think there are 3 seatings - Noon, 3 and 6.

I think the prices are reasonable for what you are getting. I think entrees are in the mid to to high 20's. Also, remember it is BYOB.

Yes I did. I think the food is as good as it was if not better.. The ambience is nicer as they enclosed the kitchen, so you no longer have a smoke filled dining room. Also, the mall was renovated and it is much more pleasant looking outside.

I have been there a number of times over the past few months and it has become one of my favorites. The food is outstanding, ambience is nice and intimate and the service has been very good. The owners, Michel and Dalia, are very accommodating and eager to please.

Called them last Monday for a take out order and learned they had closed. Spoke to the one on the East Side and they had no additional information.
I will miss them as food was excellent, even though service could be really poor at times.

It is odd, I admit. But Jews seem to be drawn to Sushi. The chef preparing it at Nargila appears to be Japanese and it is done at a "sushi bar" station.
Mr. Broadway is the oddest, with Sushi, Chinese and Italian menus, in addition to the deli. Something for everyone.

My wife and I had dinner there this evening and found the service much improved. The waiter was attentive and very eager to please. I spoke to the manager - Yuval - and he explained that they have taken steps to correct the service issues.
The food, as usual was excellent. This included the lentil soup, hummus platter and chicken kebab. In additon, there is now a Sushi bar, and there was a complimentary tasting.
We sat in front of the roaring fireplace and, all in all, had a wonderful dining experience.