I'm being taken out for lunch/dinner for a personal milestone. I have a choice between Prime Grill and Le Marais in NYC. I haven't eaten at either place, so I'd appreciate any opinions/comparisons. Oh, btw, I'm not paying for it, so THAT'S not an issue. <g>

cschoen

You might want to try Zev Seidman - he does a lot of catering around the Main Line, cooks for R&R Produce and has the kosher certification of the Orthodox Vaad of Philadelphia. His number is: (610) 649-5611

The setting is gorgeous, but noisy, I was so disappointed that the menu and the food did not even come close to matching the "ambiance".

cschoen

Not in the city, but try Judean Hills in Riverdale - great pizza, salads, etc.

cschoen

Have you tried Gourmet Kosher Cooking: http://www.gourmetkoshercooking.com/? Or there is always the Jewish food mailing list: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/jewish-....

Cyn

I agree, the Trader Joe's chips are the best. For Passover, I really like the Oneg brand; I don't know if you can find them in regular grocery stores, but you should be able to find them in kosher grocery stores.

Has anyone found/seen a Kosher for Passover agave syrrup? The O-U tells me thaey do not certify any agave for {assover; Rabbi Eidlitz says if I can find an unfiltered agave that might be allright.

This isn't crucial for 8 days, but I love me some agave and wouldn't mind having some available for the holiday.

A happy, healthy, restful holiday to all!

Cyn