Good Kugels in Brooklyn, for a Kiddush

[Bzdhkap]

I need to pick up a couple of kinds of kugel in Brooklyn, for a kiddush. Can anyone suggest where I can get the yummiest take-home kugels in Flatbush, or Boro Park - sweet or savory? They may have to be served at room temperature.

[EvanM]

I was pleasantly surprised by the half-sheet large tray of potato kugel from the new take-out store in Friedman's *13th Ave) I specially like the lighter fluffier potato kugels at Gree's restaurant on Ross Street in WIlliamsburg

[Bzdhkap]

Do you mean that they have 20+ varieties of kugel, or did you buy multiples of the same or a few kugels?
Can you please be specific about the types of kugels that you enjoyed from there. I know that they make a good potato kugel.
Thanks!

[Urijah]

Well. for next time I would definitely recomend Meisner's--I must have bought 20+ kugels from them for the holidays and they were all excellent!

Meisner's Kosher Prepared Foods
Take-Out. 2924 Ave. I, Brooklyn, NY 11210.
[phone].

[Bzdhkap]

Thanks so much for the suggestions.
I wasn't able to check out the kugels at Landau's, and the Meal Mart on Avenue M, only had the smaller kugels in the tins (and the tops looked very burnt).
I was already familiar with the pareve cream cheese kugel from
Gourmet on J, and had already planned on it, as one of my choices. I ended up getting that, and their apple noodle kugel. I didn't get their regular sweet noodle kugel, because I've always found it sickly sweet (and I like sweet). I had never had their apple noodle kugel, so decided to give it a try. I didn't get any vegetable or potato kugel, because I didn't think these would be great at room temperature, and there was plenty of other food at the kiddush.
The verdict: The pareve cream cheese kugel was delicious, and a big hit.
The apple noodle was unfortunately as sickly sweet as their regular sweet kugel, and didn't go over very well.
Just to be fair, I must say that Gourmet on J has lots of very good and tasty take-out foods.
Next year, maybe I'll make my own. I was just too tired of all the other Yom Tov cooking, and neede a break.

[beepbeep123]

Gourmet on J has so many different sweet and non sweet kugels to choose from. My favorite is a parve cream cheese kugel. It's quite rich and tastes dairy. They have many kugels already in tins, ones that you can purchase by the pound from large ones and even potato kugel in individual tins. Let me know what you think if you try it.

[MartyB]

I always liked the ones from Meal Mart. The tall ones from large tins, not the small consumer ones prepackaged and wrapped in plastic. Whenever I go there (they do not have one in the 5 towns) I usally buy a slice of the noodle kuggel and eat it in the car - cold.

[Bzdhkap]

Thanks! Any specific types of kugels that you would recommend from there?
Does anyone else have any suggestions?

[zsero]

Landau's.