Kosher or "Kosher style" catering in Pgh for Passover
Hello,
Could you suggest a caterer or restaurant in Pittsburgh that a sedar meal can be ordered from? It doesn't have to be kosher, but the food has to be excellent. Some of the guests will be vegetarians, so hopefully a place that is known for doing interesting vegetarian selections, too. I'll be staying in Shadyside. I just wanted this to be as hassle free as possible for the family. Thank you for any suggestions.
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Jay F, you certainly provided helpful suggestion for the poster.
As a huge fan of good Jewish Deli I am supposing that Kosher-like, but not Kosher, just means the fare that one would find in a good Jewish Deli minus the required Rabbi interaction,is that correct or is there another level (Kosher-like) of which I am unfamiliar?
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re: Bacchus101
Bacchus, when I am talking about "Kosher style," I mean just what you're talking about, yes.
Do you get to the Smallman Street Deli? It's my favorite deli now in Pittsburgh--the one in Squirrel Hill, that is; I've never actually been to the one on Smallman Street.
Oh, and Daisy, have fun in Key West.
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I think if you call the JCC, they would be able to help you, or help you find someone if they're not what you're looking for. http://www.jccpgh.org/page/mordys.
Smallman Street is good. It's kosher style rather than kosher (it's on Murray Avenue in Squirrel Hill, too): http://smallmanstreetdeli.com/squirrel_hill.nxg. Talk to Jeff.
This might be interesting, I don't know--I just discovered it. http://www.pittsburghkosher.com/
And look, a Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/KosherPittsb...
Hope this helps.
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