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Nominate @YeahThatsKosher for a Shorty Award in #Travel

We hope that you value the services and content on our blog and on Twitter. If you do, please consider nominating us for a Shorty Award in Travel. http://shortyawards.com/YeahThatsKosher See the tweet below. Nominate @YeahThatsKosher for a Shorty Award in #travel because we offer a niche service to the #Jewish Travel comm. bit.ly/shorty — Dani [...]

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What does Kosher Travel mean to you?

The following quote came from one of our readers and now authors:   Nobody likes going on vacation and having to shlep 101 bags and packages of precooked food so knowing that your destination not only has kosher food but also a variety to choose from always comes as a happy relief.  

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8 Tips for Traveling with an Infant

As an avid traveler I was worried that having a baby would cramp my travel style. My wife and I vowed that we would not let having a baby change our desire. Since our son was born, we’ve taken him on 2 short road trips from NY: Atlantic City, NJ in the dead of winter [...]

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New Kosher Market in San Jose, CA – Pars Kosher Market

San Jose is not your center of Jewish life, and although normally we do not cover kosher markets, I felt that as a travel site, we should let people who are traveling through San Jose know about the availability of picking up some Kosher items. It’s called Pars Kosher Market, located at 3978 S. Bascom [...]

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Check out the 7th Annual Jerusalem Beer Festival

The Jerusalem Beer Festival is celebrating its 7th year at the city’s historic train station, now a cultural center near Yemin Moshe and Katamon. Over 100,000 liters of more than a hundred brands from all over the world will be offered, mainstream, boutique and local brewed.

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Kosher Restaurant Update on Dallas, Texas

Cafe Carmel is no longer in business. Aderet International Cuisine is at the same location, 13410 Preston Road, suite J. It is a small meat restaurant that serves excellent Mediterranean food. The dishes certainly reflect the Texas-style of large portioned food, but the taste is just as good as anything as I’ve had in Israel. [...]

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New Kosher Place Open in Hudson, NY – Park Falafel and Pizza

Located approximately 45 minutes south of Albany, NY, a new Kosher Pizzeria has opened in Hudson, in Columbia County. The region is scenic and green, which makes the area an attractive location for NY area Jews in the summertime. It is worth noting though that Park Falafel and Pizza is open 7 days a week, [...]

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Requesting a Special “9 Days” Meals While Traveling

Starting this Sunday night (July 31st, 2011) the custom is to refrain from eating meat during the Nine Days of Av (except on Shabbat). According to the Beth Din of Johannesburg, “those who do not wish to eat meat in their kosher airline meals, must specifically request a kosher fish meal – most airlines will [...]

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✈ Kosher Travel in India

Contributed by: James C. | Last Date of Travel: June 2011 Kosher Info: Kosher travelers not only want to indulge in India’s cultural highlights, they want to enjoy quality meals that meet the requirements of Jewish dietary laws. With a vibrant Jewish heritage, India offers culinary diversity, suitable for the observant kosher traveller. Flights to [...]

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Shavuot in Rome, Italy

Contributed by: Nava Billet | Last Date of Travel: May/June 2009 Buongiorno! I thought people might be interested to hear about Shavuot in Rome. I stayed in a small suite next to one Synagogue, Bet Shmuel, on Via Garfagniana  (pronounced Gar-Fan-Nyana). It is a small shul, with congregants mostly of Libyan descent; they came to Italy after [...]

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Travel Tips to Belize

My husband and I were recently in Belize on our Honeymoon and wanted to share some Kosher food tips: – It’s true that there is zero kosher food or Jewish life found in Belize. We were in touch with the next closest thing- the Chabad in Guatemala. The Rabbi was very nice and helpful (put [...]

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Noi Due: Kosher, Italian and Upscale Dining in NYC [Guest Review]

Whether you’re a New York native or just visiting, everyone knows that one of the highlights of a night out here is the availability of Kosher restaurants. For a special occasion and a memorable experience, you should consider eating at Noi Due, located right near Lincoln Center. Aside from its unpronounceable name (try getting someone [...]

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Today’s Kosher Restaurant Deals: Jerusalem Pita in Brookline, MA & Ariel’s in Englewood, NJ

Click on the Deal headline to buy it. Jerusalem Pita Bar & Grill – Brookline, MA — 50% off Spend $8, Get $16 worth of Food Deal expires Monday. http://www.jerusalempita.com 10 Pleasant Street Brookline, MA 02446 — Ariel’s – Englewood, NJ — 50% off Spend $20, Get $40 worth of Food Deal Expires Sunday night. [...]

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Kosher Cruising on Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines – With Baby in Tow

Contributed by Erica W. | Last Date of Travel: February 2011 I am platinum of Royal Caribbean, so I always tend to favor their cruises because of that. We decided to book a cruise out of Miami for February, and because of our baby who was just under 10 months at the time, we decided [...]

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Finding #Kosher Restaurants near #SXSW in Austin, TX

Finding Kosher food near SXSW in Austin may not be a cinch, so hopefully this post on kosher Austin will be helpful: http://yeahthatskosher.com/2010/01/austin-tx/

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Have Kosher Indian Food Delivered Anywhere in the U.S.

Pabla Indian Cuisine in Seattle, WA, will be allowing Americans to order their delicious Kosher Vegetarian Indian dishes with free delivery for a limited time only (we think until Pesach). Part of the profits will go to the local Torah Day School of Seattle, an elementary school started 5 years ago in Seward Park. Pabla [...]

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