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Reviews of Passover Hotel Programs?
I had an air purifier running 24 hours a day in my guest room. It helped. And I had to trash the filter when I got home. But my allergies weren't triggered.
Wondering how they were affected by the hurricane.
Reviews of Passover Hotel Programs?
Yes... The hotel is moldy, mildewy, smelly, damp, dirty and in disrepair. Some areas of the hotel were stifling hot and others were freezing cold. All meals are ordered from a menu and served by a waiter - even breakfast. There were many food choices at meals, but few were tasty or healthy. Many dishes were returned after a couple bites. Most meat dishes were not edible. Tea room is open a couple hours in the afternoon and then again late at night. At other times of the day, you can't even get a drink. Hotel rooms are large and spacious.
Shabbos Special- Teaneck
Sammy's Deli and Petak's Deli closed several weeks ago. No one in Teaneck noticed.
Passover programs 2011
At Kutsher's, you could NOT get any drink outside of mealtime and the 2-hour window when the tea room was open. No tea, no coffee, no seltzer, no juice, no soda. A few water coolers with small drinking cups were available, but that was it.
At the very least, there should always be a hot water urn available, with tea bags and instant coffee.
Humous ELite in Englewood, NJ
I highly recommend Hummus Elite.... if you ever have the craving to eat an entire container of hummus as your complete meal.
airheads are now kosher certified
Tried it last week. Tastes like plastic. Even my kids agreed that it's awful.
wasserman and lemberger
There are no hotels or tourist attractions on the "DC line". It's a 30-45 minute drive to a DC hotel or to any museum, memorial or government building.
Kind of like the Teaneck restaurants are 6 miles from the "NY line", but a 30-45 minute drive to Times Square.
wasserman and lemberger
Kosher Pastry Oven is your best option for fish or pasta. Keep in mind it's a 30-45 minute drive to DC outside of rush hour.
Review of Ariels of Englewood
I completely agree with you, Foodtekie. However that strategy seems to be working for MochaBleu in Teaneck. Everyone I talk to complains of their terrible service. I experienced it when I first went and I've never gone back. But every time I pass by the restaurant, it's packed inside.
Why do people return repeatedly to a restaurant with inferior service? It's not like it's inexpensive.
Five Star Caterers at Keter Torah
Yes, a bar mitzvah and a non-profit luncheon. Presentation was very well done. I think they could use additional waiters because service was a little slow (but they were polite).
Wouldn't you rather give the money to the couple? I have no vested interested in any of the caterers, but I just feel people spend too much money on these affairs.
Five Star Caterers at Keter Torah
Five Star is very good. Good food and beautiful presentation.
If your budget can afford the more expensive caterers, do society a favor.... hire Five Star and donate your savings to charity.
Stingers Sports Bar in Deal/Long Branch is a great family option
Thanks for this info. Are kids allowed in the bar? What's the atmosphere/clientele like?
Kosher at New Yankee Stadium and Citi Field
I noticed the same. The kosher menu at Yankee Stadium is now limited to hot dogs and knishes. Last season's menu was much more extensive and diverse.
Also the section 210 stand is now at 214A.
Lunch somewhere off the NJ Turnpike
The Turnpike is 120 miles long. Could you be more specific?
Kosher in Philadelphia- ASAP
Any updates on kosher places in downtown Philly? Even the vaad website looks like it might not be up to date.
Is Rabica in Teaneck worth its salt (or gnocchi to be specific)?
Cappucino neglected to mention that for $8, the five chicken tenders came with a beverage, a side and a cookie. And cornbread on the table. Ignoring the quality of the tenders for a moment, this is actually a very good deal!
Is Rabica in Teaneck worth its salt (or gnocchi to be specific)?
Don't know about gnocchi, but I've never found anything worthwhile at Rabica.
MochaBleu in Teaneck
Finally tried out this place.... what a disaster! Four of us went out for a late night snack. We ordered very lightly, spent $100 and left hungry. $18 for a small personal pizza!!!! $7 for a miniature-sized soup! You get only what you order and nothing else - nothing comes on the side - no salad, fries or anything. No bread, crackers or rolls on the table. One entree was served much later than the others. Water was never refilled. I don't get how they could charge so much for so little at dinner time, and then expect you to stop by in the morning for a bagel and coffee.... I'm guessing that would be about $10. And there's no good excuse for the bakery not being dairy. Of course we weren't even offered dessert.
Burgers Bar coming to Teaneck
The window signs are up - on Queen Anne Rd on the block between Mocha Bleu and the Exxon station. Poor location for a takeout place.... there's very limited convenient parking for a quick stop.
Kosher Carribean?
I've had no trouble finding plenty of kosher food to buy at grocery stores on both St. Thomas and Grand Cayman. My advice is to get a room with a kitchenette or at least a fridge and microwave.
MochaBleu in Teaneck
Looks like this will be a unique kosher option. I saw this ad on craigslist:
Fashion Designer to Launch 1st Restaurant Interviews Monday (Teaneck, NJ)
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Date: 2009-10-25, 6:18PM EDT
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Interviews Monday October 26, 2009 from 10AM-4PM (if you cannot come please send resume by email and we will reschedule you) 1399 Queen Anne Rd Teaneck, NJ 201-837-2538 Please come with resume and headshot Hot new trendy place looking for vibrant and friendly individuals to join our team. Must be energetic, friendly, and great with people.
Looking to fill the following positions:
1) Hostess
2) Head Waitress
3) Servers
4) Barista - Mus Have experience
The designer's concept is a fashion forward Patisserie and Bistro. Upscale clientele with great tips. Hours of very flexible depending on position. We are only 5 minutes away from the George Washington Bridge. The more experience the better.
3 Kitchens: Open Kitchen, Restaurant Kitchen, Bakery
Please send your time availability.
Please do not send any generic or short worded emails.
MochaBleu in Teaneck
Pasta Factory is the only kosher restaurant in Teaneck with a liquor license. A license can only be acquired by purchasing it from a license holder who is selling one. It typically costs over $100,000 to buy a license.
MochaBleu in Teaneck
New kosher bistro and patisserie coming to the Plaza area of Teaneck.
"The restaurant will feature a French-Italian fusion menu, pizza from a wood-burning oven, sushi and non-alcoholic cocktails. The attached patisserie will feature Illy coffee and pastries and breads baked in-house."
How does sushi go with a French-Italian menu???
http://njmg.typepad.com/foodblog/2009/09/bistro-to-open-in-teaneck.html
tootsie rolls kosher ...
Here's what I received today from the Tootsie Rolls company in response to my inquiry:
"Kosher certification is under consideration at the present time."
Kosher Food in San Antonio Texas
Thanks for the advice. Hashgacha is a requirement for me. I mentioned Greens specifically because it is under hashgacha.
Kosher Food in San Antonio Texas
Any updates on kosher eateries in San Antonio?
I came across a vegan restaurant called Greens. Anyone know if it's appropriate for a business dinner?
