Best kosher in South Florida?
Could I please get people's opinions as to what is the best kosher place in South Florida (Palm Beach, Broward, Dade.) Both fleishig and milchig, please.
Also, NO CHINESE (other Asian is fine.)
In addition to what you think is best, I'm also looking for suggestions for places that are very unique and either serve a cuisine or have an ambience/style that would not be found elsewhere.
Thanks!
Beaconstreet
Nov 03, 2009 09:16AM
Thai Treat, or whatever its name is now in North Miami Beach is pretty good, and I think you are hard pressed to find another kosher Thai restaurant in USA other than the few in South Florida.
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Thanks for the info about the Thai restaurant! We'll be in Florida over Thanksgiving- hopefully we'll go there for dinner.
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I likw grill time, European corner cafe for dairy - good and interesting food. Kosher marketplace has a wide variety of takeout.
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Last time we were at Grill Time, I was far from impressed.
Where is European Corner Cafe? Is it more of a lunch place or dinner placE?
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European Corner Cafe is located at Camino Real and Powerline Rd in Boca. Asia (fleishig) is next to it.
I know that Asia is pretty packed for both lunch and dinner. reservations are recommended. I assume that ECC is busy too. I did not go there since the summer but I would describe it as more of a lunch place. Asia is very fancy and the food is good.
Falafel Armon is under new management and i heard that Eilat Cafe closed.
I got an e-mail that Grill Time was running some specials (like kids eat free) but i suggest you call before to find out.
in Aventura they opened a Subway at the JCC, and I like Shalom Haifa on Miami Gardens Drive.
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Thanks for the info- but I don't think we'll be in Boca. If we do end up going there.. it's a good place to know about.
Grill Time has good food but the last time we went, I was disappointed. The waitress didn't listen to a word we said, the food was overcooked, and place was beyond packed. People waiting for tables were walking around talking to their friends who were eating.
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I don't know about "best" and the ambience sucks, but for me, Pita Loca makes me feel like I'm in Israel. Never a bad experience.
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Sara's Pizza in Miami is my favorite pizza anywhere.
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