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I think the pictures speak for themselves. The salmon salad was literally a raw filet. I asked politely to send it back. The same piece of salmon was cooked longer, with no replacement of the meager greens from the salad that had been in contact with raw fish. Pizza would have otherwise been acceptable but it was far too charred/burned for my liking. Not only was this whole experience distasteful but I left concerned that I would be sick from the food. A few hours after I'm doing fine, but would caution against this place or at the very least order something completely different.

A very authentic kosher restaurant with friendly service a great food. The pastas and pizza are extremely good. I recommend the baked ziti or Vodka pasta.

The pizza is pretty good the only thing I didn't like it was the veggie spaghetti nothing special for a restaurant meal.Prices are good

Not a good experience, rude staff, got the order wrong. Kept me waiting at the sign that says "Order Pickup." 10 minutes after standing there, another lady walks in and stands behind me. They look around me and ask her if she has a pickup order. They help her then turn their back on me and walk away. I say I need to pick up an order. The lady at the counter was incredibly rude. The order was completely wrong, cold and not very good. Won't go back.

Uncooked pizza. High prices. Missing ingredients. Overworked waitress. Nasty sarcastic owner or manager. Sure I fuss they are new so when he came around and asked how things were, let him know that. Then we got the comment other than that how did you enjoy the play. He did offer to take pizza we had eaten off of and put it back in the oven. Told us they didn't serve cheese in a shaker because it was a health department thing - and putting served food back in the pizza oven is okay? Where were the pizza toppings. Margarita pizza had a few little pieces of diced tomato on top. I feltCheated.

Nope, don't choose to pay a 38% gratuity. Deceptive payment/tipping practices override the good food. The pizza was very good. Service was adequate but not memorable. The bill included a 20% gratuity. This was for two people and we didn't linger or anything and I do not think it's mentioned on the menu. I went to pay via the QR code, which takes you to the Toast Takeout app. This app added another 18% tip on top! Over $38 for two slices of pretty good pizza. 18% of 25.98 + 20% of 25.98 + 2$2.32 tax = $38.18. The only good part of this payment scam is that they don't calculate tips by including tax, as so many places do.

I love that this place is kosher. The pizza reminded me of Italian New Jersey style. We got the white sauce pizza too which was super flavorful and satisfying. We also got the baked ziti which was okay, it def was not anything special but the pizza was my favorite.

Horrible service. They include the tip in the bill so they don't have to have good service and they don't. Had to ask for ketchup 3 times, Ranch dressing twice. No refill on water. Waitress did t stop by and ask how things were going. Etc they make no effort to get food rating. Only kosher pizza place around. So where else are kosher jews going to go eat. I've been there 3 times. Still the same horrible service.

Expensive but we liked the dishes we selected. The salad was very fresh, cold, and crispy and the pasta dish was very good and not gummy. I would go again but for a special time not anytime.

This place has such great potential as a kosher establishment! The pizza and pastas are great. Happy to hear they will be there extending their hours, adding music Thursday nights and a breakfast menu for Sundays. It is easy to improve this place and make it a most favorite spot for a kosher meal because there is are already good things about it to start. Some ideas and suggestions to add would be:*Please bring the previous fries you once had that were not the current crinkle cut, but the regular fries that were fried to perfection.*Instead of the TV and add nice music (not pop or modern stuff) but music most people will find enjoyable like Spanish or Italian; instrumental music that is beautiful and does not overpower conversations at the tables. You want this place to be one where families can go to as well as couples for a nice relaxing dinner out. Something to appeal for casual meals out as well as as a date night.*Offer stuffed pasta on the menu like stuffed shells, tortellini or ravioli (btw, tortellini soup is easy to make).*People enjoy a "build your own pasta" with several different sauce and pasta choices as well as different vegetables/cheese to add. Example would be:PASTA: Penne, Linguine, Spaghetti, Fettuccine, Angel Hair, Gluten FreeSAUCE: Marinara, Alfredo, Pink Sauce, Vodka, Olive Oil & GarlicTOPPINGS: Bell Peppers, tomatoes, Artichoke, Olives, Spinach, Mushrooms, Mozzarella Cheese, Parmesan *Offer nachos on the menu (Corn Tortilla Chips, Melted Mozzarella and Cheddar Cheeses, Guacamole Pico De Gallo, Sour Cream, Sliced Jalapeno) *quesadillas (Flour Tortillas, Mozzarella and Cheddar Cheeses, Pico De Gallo, Lettuce, Sour Cream, Guacamole)*Offer one dessert of the day FRESHLY made at the restaurant * ordered a latte once and got what tasted like an espresso with a splash of milk. Instead, offer different flavored lattes and cappuccinos and train the staff well with an expert who shows how it's done. Although if this is too much, then just having a really good regular and decaf coffee available is more than enough, like Lavazzo which will blend well with the Italian theme since it's an Italian brand.*Easy to get inexpensive yet tasteful art for this place which the walls are really needing. Some are found in places like Ross, Marshals, Craig's list or thrift shops. This would add a sense of beauty and pride to the place.* Make sure staff look happy to be there (this is a general suggestion, not because anyone looks unhappy here!).I can see this place becoming the busiest spot for families and couples alike who are in the community or just visiting. It's a wonderful place!