Neither in the Village or at Kips Bay Fairway...this is getting a bit disappointing :(

I second the black raspberry with chocolate chunks - but be advised that they're also available at Stop and Shop stores (flavors may vary), as well as other supermarkets (check Graeter's website for more info).

Eden Wok on 34th Street in Manhattan on Thursday nights

Went yesterday afternoon and had a lemon square - was nice, sweet with tartness; a friend had the pumpkin bourbon brownie and thought it was good.

They'll be serving coffee and I'd like to try the beer brownies next time.

Yes, it's still open.
It fills a niche in the area.

Are you looking for dairy products or pareve? How about Sapienza in Elmont, NY? Sapienza's products are dairy (chalav stam).

What about Beth Sholom on Avenue X in Sheepshead Bay? Or perhaps Kingsway JC?

I will be traveling to Seattle for business shortly and I'm curious about the kosher options there. Also, any dining suggestions? Thank you.

I usually get the blue and white French package mentioned - I wonder about using (store bought) butter cake or sponge cake.

http://www.jacksonbythebeach.com/
Jackson Hotel in Long Beach, NY.

Try Suzie's Grill
5925 S. Braeswood
Houston TX 77096
713-729-5741
713-974-1584

If this is still a question, call the OU Kashruth Division for more information.

Zachlawi makes vodka in plain and various flavors including mojito...Arak is also often Kosher for Passover.

These are available at the multitude of liquor shops in Brooklyn that carry kosher items, as well as in Cedarhust, LI.

Trader Joe's in Hewlett, NY also carries the Teva meats alongside the Triangle-K certified ones and the Empire ground turkey.

Haven't yet checked the Manhattan 14th St store or the Brooklyn location.

NYU's Kosher cafeteria, as well as the one at Beth Israel Medical Center (1st Ave and 16th) are both supposed to be kosher for pesach.

Kosher?

I've used the Shirataki, washed it and added sauce and it's fine. It's not going to have the true pasta texture, but it works. Though, it's costly after a while.

Not so close, at 344 Lexington Ave (bet. 39 & 40).

Shalom Bombay plans to open a location on the East Side of Manhattan shortly.

Try Village Crown (the restaurant has closed, but they still cater) and they do both dairy and meat and are under kosher supervision. Another idea is Josh's Place Catering, also under kosher supervision and they also do both dairy and meat.

Or perhaps, Circa-NY.

There are at least 2 places in Penn that sell sandwiches and there are 2 Krispy Kreme locations, as well. Nearby at 34th between 5 & Bdwy is Rosa's Pizza and Circa. The trifecta of Kosher Delight, Jerusalem II and Mr. Broadway are on Bdwy and Abigael's is just a bit north of the just mentioned three on Broadway. It all depends what you're looking for.

That would be a great loss...the cheese blintzes were certainly great. If true, certainly a loss on 47th.

Annie Chan (Chinese) 19011 Union Tpke Flushing, NY 11366-1863 - (718) 740-1675

Also Whole Foods.

Tried Olga's for the first time last evening- enjoyed ginger salmon with two sides-- Israeli couscous and Asian cucumber salad. The sweetened nana (mint) iced tea was also enjoyable. Look forward to going back. Clean, neat, simple with delicious food at a reasonable price and close to the subway.

Brunch and menu changes are sometimes posted on their website and/or Facebook page.

Olga's is located on Smith Street (but delivers to the downtown Brooklyn area), right near the Carroll Street F train station.

Agreed.

Not sure, but I've read that they supply the chocolate (or at least some) for Sally's Cocofe in Huntington, NY.

Talia's
Mike's Pizzeria

I passed by very late on Thursday night and also saw the sign at the former 'Hot Bagels'...A friend just went to the KGH Carlos and Gabby this evening-- so I'd guess it's open. I hope to check it out sometime on Sunday.