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New York
Manhattan

• Talia’s Steakhouse
• Colbeh
  32 West 39th Street
• Le Marais
• Wolf & Lamb
• Mike’s Pizzeria and Italian Kitchen
  92nd and Amsterdam
• Circa NY
  22 West 33rd Street
• Jerusalem 2 Marketplace (Pizza)
• Mr. Broadway
• Olympic Pita
• Schnitzel Express
  W39th street & Broadway
• Milk & Honey
• Kosher Deluxe
  10 W46th st
• Noah’s Ark
  399 Grand St.
• Bagels & Co.
• Eighteen Restaurant Deli & Grill
  240 East 81st Street
• Prime Grill
  60 East 49th Street
• Prime Ko
  217 West 85th Street

Brooklyn

• Mendelsohn’s Pizza
• China Glatt
  4413 13th Ave.
• Dougies BBQ
  4310 18th Avenue
• Nosh Express
• Pizza Nosh (Nostrand Ave)
• Pizza Nosh (Ave J)
• Pizza Time
• Estihana (Ave J)
• Jerusalem 2 Pizza (Ave J)
• Jerusalem 2 Pizza (Ave M)
• Kosher Delight (Ave J)
• Pizza World (Coney Is. Ave)
• Bon Appetit
• Subsational (Cony Is. Ave)
• Moshi Moshi
• Amazon Cafe
• Sunflower Cafe
• Cafe Renaissance
• Slices of Brooklyn
• Back to Nature
• Moishes Pizza (Ave P)
• Crawford’s (new location – Coney Is Ave)
• Basil Pizza & Wine Bar (Crown Heights)
• Cafe Venezia
• Carlos & Gabby’s (Coney Is. Ave
• Savor Cafe (Ave P & Nostrand Ave)
• NU Cafe 47
  4709 New Utrecht Avenue
• Orchidea
  4815 12th Avenue
• Sophie’s Bistro
  1904 Coney Island Avenue
• T Fusion Steakhouse
  3223 Quentin Road
• Tea for Two Lite
  2811 Nostrand Avenue
• Tea for Two Sushi & Noodle Bar
  1320 East 19th Street
• Yummy Grill

Long Island (5 Towns & North Shore)

• Carlos & Gabby’s
• Shnitzel Time
• David’s Famous Pizza
• Burger’s Bar
• King David Delicatessen
  550 Central Avenue
• Bistro Grill (Broadway)
• Colbeh (Great Neck)
  75 N. Station Plaza
• Colbeh (Roslyn)

Queens

• Kosher Corner Dairy Cafe
  73-01 Main Street
• Grill Point
• Bennys (Union Tpke)
• L’Bella (Main St)
• Yotveta (Union Tpke)
• Chosen Garden (108th st)
• Bagels & Co (Union Tpke)
• Benjys (Main st)
• Benjys 2 (Union Tpke)
• Kosher Subway
• Shimon’s Pizza
• Grill Palace (108 St)

Riverdale

• Riverdelight
  3534 Johnson Avenue

Monsey

• Grand Bamboo
  106 Route 59
• Bagel D’ Lox
• Kosher Castle

New Jersey

• Blackberry Bistro
  401 Main Street Allenhurst
• Fumio Sushi & Steakhouse
  21 East Northfield Road, Livingston
• Glatt Star Restaurant
  155 Elmora Avenue, Elizabeth
• Jerusalem Glatt Kosher Restaurant
  6410 Ventnor Avenue, Ventnor (Atlantic City)

Teaneck
• Fish of the C’s
  454 Cedar Lane
• Smokey Joe’s BBQ
  494 Cedar Lane
• Etc. Steakhouse
  1409 Palisade Ave
• Burger’s Bar
• Nobo Wine & Grill (formerly The Pasta Factory)
  1400 Palisade Avenue
• Mocha Bleu
• Sababa
• The General Store

Philadelphia, PA

• Mama’s Vegetarian
  18 South 20th Street
• Max & David’s
  8120 Old York Road, Elkins Park, PA

Niagara Falls, ON, Canada

• Niagara Kosher Pizza
  5930 Victoria Ave (Sukkah located at Chabad – corner of Stanley Ave & Dixon St.)

Montreal, QC, Canada

• Exception’s
• Chez Papa Ernie
  5839 Decarie Blvd
• Ernie & Ellie

Atlanta, GA

• Pita Palace
• Broadway Cafe

Washington, DC

• Eli’s
• Sienna’s (Rockville, MD)

Chicago

• Great Chicago
• Kosher Korner
• Mizrahi Grill
• Sandwich Club
• Shallots
• Slice Of Life
• Hy Life
• Ta’boun

Boston

• Cafe Eilat (Brookline)
• Harvard Hillel Dining Hall (Cambridge)

Florida
Miami Beach, FL

• 41 on the Bay
  4101 Pine Tree Drive (Tower 41)
• Rare Steakhouse
  468 41st Street
• Cine Citta Cafe Miami
  9544 Harding Avenue, Surfside
• Cine Citta Grill
  9472 Harding Avenue, Surfside

Boca Raton, FL

• Sagi’s Grill
  22767 State Road 7
• European Corner Cafe
• Asia

Baltimore

• Dunkin’ Donuts
  Reisterstown Road

Los Angeles

• Fish Grill (W. Pico Blvd)
• Fish Grill (Beverly Blvd)
• Fish Grill (Across from Malibu Pier – Malibu, CA)

Oakland, CA

• Amba Falafel

Denver

• East Side Kosher Deli

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SOUTH AFRICA
The following Beth Din licensed establishments in Johannesburg have erected Sukkot which have been inspected and approved as kosher by the Beth Din:

• Burger Box
• Café Genesis
• Café Monroe
• Corner Café
• Michelos
• Mooz
• Nandos
• PK’s

Jerusalem, Israel

• 1868
  10 King David St 02-6222312
• Ahavat Haiam
  Ben-Zvi Ave. 02-6236767
• Alma
  16 Rivlin Street 02-5020069
• Angelica
  7 Shatz St. 02-6230056
• BABA
  31 Emek Refaim 02-5611344
• BABA Talpiot
  22 Yad Haruzim st. Talpiot 02-6784054
• Belinda
  Wolfson Complex 02-5633995
• Ben Ami
  38 Emek Refaim 02-6510070
• Benny’s Fish
  1 Mesilat Yesharim Street 02-6252403
• Beit Hamaayan
  14 Hamaayan St. Ein Karem 02-6448840
• Black Bar N Burger
  18 Shlomtzion Hamalka 02-6246767
• Buffalo Steak House
  54 Emek Refaim 02-5611325
• Cafe Bagina
  74 Derech Beit Lechem 02-6720825
• Cafe Inbal
  25 Ein Karem Rd 02-6446533
• Caffit
  35 Emek Refaim Street 02-5635284
• Canela
  8 Shlomzion Hamalka Street 02-6222293
• CupOJoe
  38 Keren Hayesod St 02-5610555
• Dolce Latte
  45 Jaffa Road 02-6222238
• El Gaucho
  22 Rivlin Street 02-6242227
• Eucalyptus
  14 Hativat Yerushalayim, 02-6244331
• Feelin
  4 Yad Haruzim, Talpiot 02-6502671
• Gabriel
  7 Shimon Ben Shetach 02-6246444
• Gabriela
  5 Shimon Ben Shetach 02-6246261
• Grill Bar
  1 HaSoreg Street 02-6223761
• Hachazer
  7 Derech Beit Lechem 02-6719922
• Hamishpacha
  12 Yoel Solomon 02-6236886
• Hafinjan
  149 Agrippas St., Jerusalem 02-6222241
• HaTagin
  15 Yad Harutzim Street 02-6725255
• Heimishe Essen
  19 Keren Kayemet Street 02-5639845
• Herzl
  13 Mamila 02-5020555
• Jan’s Tea House
  5 Chopin Street, Jerusalem 02-5612054
• Joy Restaurant
  24 Emek Refaim 02-5630033
• Kedma
  Mamilla Shopping mall, 3rd floor 02-5003737
• Keshet Hachurva
  2 Tiferet Israel 02-6287515
• Keyara
  8 Ramban St 02-5663271
• Kohinoor
  Holiday Inn Crowne Plaza 02-6536667
• Korusin
  Malcha Mall/4 Luntz Street 02-6242042
• La Boca 46 Emek Refaim 02-5635577
• La Guta
  34 Derech Beit Lechem 02-6232322
• Little Italy
  38 Keren Hayesod Street 02-5617638
• Little Jm Anna Ticho House
  9 Harav Kook Street 02-6244186
• Luigi
  12 Yoel Salomon Street 02-6232524
• Luigi Katamon
  35 Shai Agnon Street 02-5633338
• Luciana
  27 Emek Refaim 02-5630111
• Marvad Haksamim
  42 Emek Refaim 02-5670007
• Masaryk
  31 Emek Refaim 02-5636418
• Maxin
  30 Beit Hakerem 02-6535666
• Nina’s Bagel Cafe
  7 Paran Street, Ramot Eshkol 02-5815434
• Noya
  3 Shlomtzion Hamalka St. 02-6257311
• Olive
  36 Emek Refaim 02-5611102
• Olive & Fish
  2 Jabotinsly Street 02-5665020
• Osaka Asian
  1 Helene Hamalka 02-6233787
• Parash
  Commercial Center, Kiriyat Yovel 02-6417389
• Papagaio
  3 Yad Harutzim St. 02-6745745
• Pera E Mela
  Safra Square 02-6230280
• Pichonka
  Nes Harim 02-5799904
• Polly
  1 Yehuda St. Baka 02-6714888
• Quarter Cafe
  11 Tiferet Yisrael Street, Old City 02-6287770
• Rachela
  5 Havatzelet Street 02-6245613
• Red Heifer Steakhouse
  38 King George Street 02-6240504
• River Noodle Bar
  6 Rabbi Akiva Street 02-6222083
• RYU
  25 Emek Refaim 02-5611344
• Selina
  24 Emek Refaim 02-5672049
• Sheyan
  8 Ramban Street 02-5612007
• Shmil At The Lab
  28 Derech Hebron 02-6409080
• Simone
  49 Derech Hebron 02-6729950
• Sofia
  Inbal Hotel 02-6756689
• Soya
  1 Rachel Imenu, Jerusalem 02-5666777
• The Spaghettis
  Mamilla Shopping mall, 3rd floor 02-5003636
• Sushi Bar Rehavia
  29 Azza Street 02-5667477
• Sushi Bar Rehavia on the Emek
  48 Emek Refaim 02-5637777
• Spoons
  21 Ha-Oren Ein kerem 02-6235778
• Taiku
  31 Emek Refaim 02-5665262
• Tmol Shilshom
  5 Yoel Salomon 02-6232758
• Vaqueiro
  54 Haneviim Street 02-6247432
• Village Green
  33 Jaffa Road 02-6253065
• Waffle Bar
  41 Derech Bet Lechem

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Contributed by: Nicole Zetler | Last Date of Travel: April 2010

Kosher Info: The Jewish ‘centre’ of Uganda is found just outside the town of Mbale (about 4 hour drive from the capital city , Kampala). The Abayudaya community practice Kashrut, and have a kosher ‘supermarket’ in their vicinity. All meat is slaughtered according to the Kashrut laws and is supervised by the local Rabbi. There is also a guest house that can be visited for overnight stays. The community keep Shabbat and it is common for visitors to spend Shabbat with the community – going to the shul and having traditional Shabbat meals with the community members. The community also celebrate all the Jewish festivals and if the necessary kosher food items are not available, it will be sourced from relevant locations (e.g. for Pesach, matzah was imported from the USA).

Travel Info: Once dubbed the “Pearl of Africa” by Winston Churchill at the turn of the 20^th century, Uganda is not only rich in resources, but also a tropical and scenic place that offers travelers a beautiful adventure. Popular tourist activities include going on Gorilla safaris, standing across the Equator line, visiting the source of the Nile River in the town of Jinja; and Bujagali falls. Kampala is the capital and the main business hub.

Most of the country is dedicated to some form of agriculture which makes the country very green and lush. Ugandans are generally very hospitable, gentle and kind people. They like to socialize and there are many pubs and clubs open to all hours of the night.

Although most of my travel in Uganda has been for business purposes,  it is a great destination for tourism. While visiting the Mbale area for work I contacted one of the Abayudaya community members who showed me around the Jewish area. His name is Samson Shadrak and can be contacted on sbshadrak@yahoo.co.uk. His tour company is called Shalom Tours Uganda available on http://www.shalomtoursuganda.com

Being in East Africa, it is also very closely situated to other tourist hubs like Kenya (about 1 hour via air travel) and Tanzania.

Bujagali Falls

Jewish Info: The Abayudaya (Luganda term for “People of Judah”) are a community near the town of Mbale, Uganda who practice Judaism. Although these Ugandan Jews are not historically related to other ethnic Jews, they are recognized by most sects of Conservative and Reform Jews. The Abayudaya are more than 1000 members strong and are devout in their Jewish practice – keeping Shabbat and kashrut; following all the Jewish festivals and traditions; reading and writing Hebrew; and having regular Shiurim etc.

The Abayudaya owes its origin to military leader Semei Kakungulu (the current High School is named after him). Upon studying the Bible, Kakungulu came to believe that the laws described in the Old Testament were true and started following Jewish practices. In particular, in 1919 Kakungulu circumcised his sons and himself and declared that his community was Jewish. In 1920, a foreign Jew known as “Yosef” (he had European roots) arrived and taught the Abayudaya community about Judaism for approximately 6 months; and also brought the Jewish calendar and its festivals into the community, as well as the Kashrut laws.

Main Synagogue in Uganda

During the rule of Idi Amin, the community isolated themselves for self protection as Amin had outlawed Jewish rituals and destroyed synagogues. In 2002, approximately 400 community members were formally converted to the conservative branch of Judaism. Today, most of the community lives around the Moses Synagogue on Nabugoye Hill outside Mbale town with Rabbi Gershom Sizomu as the spiritual leader and head of the community Yeshiva (he was ordained as a Conservative Rabbi in 2008 after graduating from the American Jewish University in Los Angeles, California).

Rabbi & Nicole (author of this post)

Jewish HS

Ugandan Yeshiva Students

Apart from the Moses Synagogue, community institutions include:

• The Hadassah Primary School
• The Semei Kakungulu High School
• Guesthouse
• Yeshiva
• Shalom supermarket

For those enduring the long trek to South Africa to enjoy the 2010 World Cup, you’ll be pleased to know that kosher food is plentiful on the southern tip of the African continent. Hopefully you’ll be attending games in either Cape Town or Johannesburg (locally known as Jo-berg) where the majority of the South African Jewish community resides.

We have compiled a list of restaurants, delis, kosher bed and breakfasts, and other places where you can access kosher food. We’ve even listed a kosher safari in case you have the extra time after the games to explore.

The following list are licensed kosher establishments from the South African Beth Din as of January 2010.

Johannesburg

• AFRICA KOSHER SAFARIS – Safari – 45 Durham Street, Raedene, Johannesburg
• BURGER BOX – Restaurant / Take-away (Meat) – 17 Northfield Ave, Glenhazel, Johannesburg
• CAFÉ GENESIS – Restaurant / Take-away (Milk) – Genesis Centre, Fairmount, Johannesburg
• CORNER CAFÉ – Coffee Shop – Cnr Kingswood & Northfield Ave, Glenhazel, Johannesburg
• CREPE AND LATTE (MILK) / RELISH (MEAT) – Restaurants / Take-away (Crepe = Milk; Relish = Meat) – Ground Floor, 23 Melrose Blvd, Melrose Arch, Johannesburg
• DEE JAYS DELI – Percelia Delicatessen 85c Third Ave, Percelia, Johannesburg
• DEE JAYS DELI – Sandton Delicatessen 100 South Rd, Shop 7, Morningview Centre, Morningside, Johannesburg
  
• DINER’S – Delicatessen – Cnr Orchard & Cheltondale Sts, Cheltondale, Johannesburg
• FAFF – Restaurant (Meat) – 44 The Avenue, Norwood, Johannesburg
• FEIGEL’S DEPOT (Glenhazel) – Sealed deli items for sale (no fresh orders) – Cnr Kingswood & Northfield Ave, Glenhazel, Johannesburg
• FEIGEL’S KOSHER DELI – Delicatessen – Cnr Johannesburg & Modderfontein Rds, Lyndhurst, Johannesburg
• FRANGELICAS – Coffee Shop – 5 Long Ave, Glenhazel, Johannesburg
• KOSHER B&B / MEDITERRANEAN GRILL RESTAURANT – Bed & Breakfast / Restaurant / Take-away (Pareve & Milk) – 124 3rd Ave, Fairmount, Johannesburg
• METZUYAN ON THE SQUARE – Restaurant / Take-away (Meat) – Baker Square (Shop 7), Baker Street, Rosebank, Johannesburg
• MICHELO’S PIZZERIA & TAKE-AWAY – Restaurant / Take-away (Milk) – 15 Northfield Ave, Glenhazel, Johannesburg
• MOOZ BROS – Bakery / Restaurant / Take-away (Milk) – 74 George Avenue, Sandringham, Johannesburg
• MUNCHIES MEAT / MUNCHIES MILK – Restaurant / Take-away (Meat / Milk) – Shop 234 Balfour Park Shopping Centre, Highlands North, Johannesburg
• NANDOS (the only kosher Nandos) – Restaurant / Take-away (Meat) – 27 Aintree Ave, Savoy, Johannesburg
• NEXT DOOR – Restaurant / Take-away (Milk) – 80 Grant Avenue, Norwood, Johannesburg
• PAUSE – Coffee Shop – Genesis Centre, Fairmount, Johannesburg
• SHIRLEY’S – Parev/Milk Bakery and Meat Restaurant / Deli / Take-away – 114 William Road, Norwood, Johannesburg
• SHOSHANAS BAKERY – Bakery & Deli – 11 Northfield Ave, Glenhazel, Johannesburg
• SHULAS BAKERY – Bakery / Deli / Restaurant / Take-away (Pareve and Milk) – 10 Bradfield Dr, Fairmount, Johannesburg
• THE ONLY KOSHER GRILL – Restaurant / Take-away (Meat) – Cnr Hamlin and 6th Ave, Norwood Mall, Norwood, Johannesburg
• THE PIE WORKS – Restaurant / Take-away (Meat / Milk) – 78 George Avenue, Sandringham, Johannesburg
• VISTA 180 – Bed & Breakfast – 60 Robberg Road, Plettenberg Bay

Cape Town

• AVRON’S PLACE – Restaurant / Take-away (Meat) – 19-33 Regent Road, Sea Point, Cape Town
• BERKIES @ THE BELMONT – Fish Buffet – Holmfirth Road, Sea Point, Cape Town
• CAFÉ RITEVE – Restaurant / Take-away (Milk) – 88 Hatfield Street, Gardens, Cape Town
• COFFEE TIME – Coffee Shop – 20 Breda Street, Gardens, Cape Town
• GOLDIES DELI – Restaurant / Take-away (Meat) – 174 Main Road, Sea Point, Cape Town
• HIGHLANDS HOUSE COFFEE SHOP – Coffee Shop – 234 Upper Buitenkant Street, Highlands Estate, Cape Town
• KAPLAN CENTRE @ University of Cape Town – Lunch / Take-away – University of Cape Town
• CHECKERS – Bakery / Butchery / Fishery / Deli Galleria Centre, Regent Road, Sea Point, Cape Town
• PICK ‘N PAY – Bakery / Butchery / Fishery / Deli – Adelphi Centre, Main Road, Sea Point, Cape Town
• PICK ‘N PAY – Bakery / Butchery / Fishery / Deli – Cnr Main and Campground Roads, Claremont, Cape Town
• SPAR – Bakery / Butchery / Fishery / Deli – 94 Regent Road, Sea Point, Cape Town

Synagogues in South Africa

As an added convenience, we’ve located a listing of ALL the shuls in South Africa, which include 7 Chabads, and a handful of synagogues in bordering Namibia & Zimbabwe.
Click Here to view the South African Synagogue List (PDF)

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Flipping through the Jewish Press I came across an ad for Kosher Cruises. That didn’t catch my eye, but when I saw “First Ever Kosher Cruise to Israel & Egypt” I said wait… that’s cool.

The cruise is Glatt Kosher includes stops in Naples, Italy; Athens & Rhodes, Greece; Ephesus (Kusadasi), Turkey; Haifa & Ashdod, Israel; and Alexandria, Egypt. The “Ancient Empires” tour is a 13-day cruise on the brand new Celebrity ship Equinox round-trip from Rome. The trip leaves August 18-31, 2009. Click here for the full itinerary.

While this trip does sound amazing, it costs a whopping $4,550 per person for the crappiest room available. That cost doesn’t even include another $650+ in additional charges and taxes. That’s a bit steep for me… but if you can afford it, have fun!

The cruise is run by Lasko Tours which runs fancy holiday programs, especially Pesach, and numerous cruises around the globe. Mr. Lasko, is there any way you can take me and my wife on one of your cruises? I’m sure I can work out a way to help market your company.