Rokhat Kosher Bakery — Restaurant in New York

Great place. Was using their bread, sambusa and noni toki for 10+ years. Now they added place that you can use to make a meeting of 10-20 persons. So I just had a party for 15 friends. Great tasty food for 3 hour stay and it cost us under $300 ( less then $20 per person). We had more meals that on any party that charges you over $100 "PER CHAIR" and had a great opportunity to talk and hear each other in like old style "HOME...

small bakerie in a cull de sack street which is kosher and serves fresh rye bread shaped like a toll house cookie. The bread is moist and is rye bread but of a very light texture. The meat pies were very flavorful and crispy. The service was good. The rye breads they had were either small or very large. Since we are a small family we bought a small bread and...

This is not a restaurant! It's a bake house that makes traditional Samsa, Bilyashi, pirashki, leposhki, and all sorts of middle estern breads.

It's a great experience when you take your food right of the stove. When you bite samsy in a hot-worm version, you enjoy that crispy layer of crusty dow and juicy meat with an adding sauce that is out of this world, which...