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A Smash House is opening at Barclays Center - The Jewish Star (opens the original)
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Smash House Burgers is bringing kosher food to Barclays Center, where it will operate during Brooklyn Nets games, New York Liberty games and non-Shabbat concerts. The stand will have its own dedicated kosher kitchen, allowing burgers and other food to be prepared fresh at the arena rather than being brought in from elsewhere. The company will also offer kosher buffets in some of the arena’s lounges. The menu will feature Smash House favorites including its signature smashed burgers, crispy chick
Woodmere Lanes is back, Shomer Shabbat and kosher - The Jewish Star (opens the original)
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A Five Towns institution is getting a new chapter as Woodmere Lanes, the bowling center that has been a fixture on Broadway since 1960, has been purchased by a religious Jewish owner and is reopening under kosher supervision. The center is now closed on Shabbat and Yom Tov and is offering kosher food, giving the longtime entertainment destination a new appeal for the local Jewish community. The food menu features classic bowling-alley fare, including burgers and chicken sandwiches, hot dogs and
Polanco Social is an Upper West Side delight - The Jewish Star (opens the original)
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Kosher dining has become increasingly sophisticated over the last several years, but it has also become increasingly familiar. There are now plenty of beautiful restaurants with dim lighting, polished cocktail menus and upscale interiors designed to compete directly with Manhattan’s broader dining scene. That alone is no longer enough to stand out. Not reinvention for the sake of reinvention and not gimmicks disguised as creativity. Diners want restaurants with a genuine point of view — places t
Agri Star inferno threatens Rosh Hashana meat - The Jewish Star (opens the original)
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A major fire at the Agri Star Meat & Poultry plant in Postville, Iowa, has raised concerns about the national kosher meat supply just weeks before the High Holidays. The fire heavily damaged the facility, one of the country’s major kosher meat-processing plants and affected hundreds of workers. The potential impact is significant because there are relatively few facilities in the United States capable of producing kosher meat at a large scale. Agri Star is a major supplier to the kosher market,
The âQueâ stops its âWanderingâ after 20 years - The Jewish Star (opens the original)
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After two decades serving the kosher community, The Wandering Que has closed. In a heartfelt message to customers, Pitmaster Ari White reflected on a journey that began 20 years ago and grew from a barbecue operation into one of the best-known names in kosher smoked meats. Along the way, The Wandering Que became a fixture at weddings, bar mitzvahs, community events and food festivals, earning a loyal following among barbecue fans throughout the kosher community. The farewell message thanked all
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