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The Bronx’s Moss Café is Now at Wave Hill Garden on Sundays

If you’ve been looking for a reason to finally visit Wave Hill Public Garden & Cultural Center, the stunning public garden and cultural center perched above the Hudson in Riverdale, here’s your excuse. Moss Café, the beloved kosher farm-to-table spot in the neighborhood, has announced a regular Sunday presence at the Cafe at Wave Hill.

What They’re Bringing

Moss is setting up with a selection of their pastries, sandwiches, parfaits, and salads, all fully sealed and kosher. This is exactly the kind of grab-and-go kosher option that makes a day at a cultural institution actually work for frum families. Show up for the family art project or a walk through the gardens, and you’ve got real food waiting for you that you can actually eat.

Moss Café has been operating out of Riverdale for over a decade, building a reputation as one of the more serious kosher dairy cafes in the New York area. Owner Emily Weisberg built the concept around seasonal, locally sourced ingredients and farm-to-table cooking that doesn’t compromise on kashrus. The cafe is under the Vaad of Riverdale, is dairy (fish and dairy, no meat), and is not cholov yisroel.

Why This Is Worth Knowing

Wave Hill is a legitimate destination in its own right. The grounds overlook the Hudson River and the Palisades, and the family programming draws a solid crowd on Sundays. For years, the kosher-eating visitor had basically no options once inside. A sealed kosher spread from a cafe that actually cares about food quality is a meaningful upgrade.

Riverdale has a large and growing Orthodox community, and the area around Wave Hill is already familiar territory for many local families. But this also opens up the garden as a more viable destination for kosher visitors coming in from outside the neighborhood, whether from Westchester, Manhattan, or Brooklyn, who now have a built-in food solution for a Sunday outing.

Good to Know

Moss Café is located at 3260 Johnson Avenue, Bronx, NY 10463. Hours at the main cafe are Monday through Thursday 7am to 9pm, Friday 7am to 4pm, and Sunday 8am to 8pm.

The Sunday Wave Hill pop-up is at the Cafe at Wave Hill, 675 West 252nd Street, Bronx, NY 10471 only on Sundays. Kosher certification is under the Vaad of Riverdale. Not cholov yisroel.

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Dani Klein

Dani Klein founded YeahThatsKosher in 2008 as a global kosher restaurant & travel resource for the Jewish community.

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