Kinneret Kosher Pizza Restaurant

There's not much positive to say about my experience at Kinneret. The food, service, and ambiance all leave much to be desired. I ordered two slices of pizza (one veggie, one cheese) and a knish. My group's order took about 15 minutes to arrive and they didn't even call out the order or person's name to pick it up at the counter. The pizza was extremely oily and greasy and everything tasted cheap. The knish tasted (and probably was) like it had come straight out of a frozen food aisle and heated up for a couple minutes-there was no flavor.

After a Passover grocery trip (down the street at Unger's), my wife and I stopped in for a whole pie and a few other side dishes. Looked so good we decided to stay in and eat instead of schlepping it home.We ordered a whole mushroom pizza, potato knishes and fried cauliflower. To start, the fried cauliflower was amazingly good! Crisp with great flavor. We then ended up sharing a potato knish and bringing the other one home...they were huge! Knishes were in a round shape stuffed with a really great potato and onion mixture that reminded me of Bubbe cooking in the kitchen. Finally, we got our pie! The mushrooms were fresh (not canned!) and the crust was slightly chewy with great flavor although the sauce was on the mild side for a red sauce.Overall we loved the meal and will most definitely be back.

Warning: yelp gave address as 1869 N Taylor Rd, but the correct one is 1869 SOUTH Taylor Rd, near the corner of Taylor and Blanch. Trust Apple Maps and you'll be fine.At $3 a slice, or $22.50 for a large pizza, it's a bit pricy, but they're generous with the cheese. (And kosher cheese isn't cheap.)Pizza was tasty. We also ordered poutine. Not many kosher restaurants have poutine on the menu; and I was excited to see it offered here. I've never had real poutine, and unfortunately, I still haven't. They used pizza mozzarella, not cheese curds, and little if any gravy was in evidence.

Small little storefront, a little shabby. Pizza was tasty tho. We got cheese because it was late and veggie takes longer; they were closing at 2 for shabbos.The flapper on the toilet was broken so I had to pull it up to fill the tank so I could flush.Good for a quick slice or carry-out on shabbos.

Strategically located in the heart of the Jewish community. Very clean and excellent pizzas. Crispy, thick dough with generous toppings. Reasonably priced for a quick bite.

Amazing pizza! The best pizza, is the pizza you grew up with. I grew up on Kinneret pizza and it is still the same amazing fluffy pizza I remember. However what makes Kinneret really great is the best onion rings and even better the fried cauliflower.

This place is great, they now have sushi, best kosher pizza shop in cleveland area. Have recently rennovated