I adore Bet Am Shalom! It's the most welcoming, interesting, musical, and intellectual synagogue…read moreI've ever been a part of. My husband isn't even Jewish, and he loves Bet Am too! All three of our children have received a meaningful Jewish education there. In addition, we've found a community of fabulous friends there. It's truly a unique place that attracts all sorts of people from all sorts of backgrounds.

Anshe Sholom is the oldest synagogue in New Rochelle; all others are 'spin -offs.' It's a very…read morefriendly, diverse congregation.

Where everyone knows your name and is thrilled you came! The Pelham Jewish Center welcomes…read moreeveryone. We immediately fell in love with this diverse,  egalitarian and intimate congregation that is into hugging, eating, laughing, sharing, and singing together. The Pelham Jewish Center has an amazing Learning Center, book group, cooking (and eating!) club, international movie discussions, social action and more. It is so different from the typical synagogue - this is what being Jewish always should be like!

Amazing synagogue! Small, warm, friendly with a fabulous Rabbi! Great energy in the davening,…read morenon-judgmental. A lot of focus on using texts to open a path to serious Jewish engagement. An undiscovered gem.

The Rabbi and Cantor of this synagogue are simply amazing! There is no "jewbarassment" and it…read moredoesn't matter how much or how little you know. They are warm and welcoming with a terrific school and it is probably one of the only synagogues that is growing and growing here on Long Island! I highly recommend checking it out on a Friday night or Saturday morning via zoom or in person. The congregants are warm and welcoming and even though I live 30 minutes away, and there are closer synagogues to me, there is nothing like this one!

Great Bingo! Friendly and new equipment. Has the camera of the ball and the callers are good with…read moregood personality. They really know what they are doing and are super friendly! Concessions are good, hot dogs, hot pretzels and cakes . We won. Will definitely be going back

From the owner: We are a welcoming, uplifting and inclusive Reform congregation. Our ritual practice includes…read morespiritual and enriching Shabbat and Holiday worship services for adults, families and children. All are welcome to join us for Shabbat and Holidays!

The Young Israel of Harrison is a warm, modern Orthodox synagogue. We are very friendly and…read morefamily-oriented, and welcome all Jews. If you are interested in spending a Shabbat with us, please phone Rebbetzin Faygie Bienenfeld at 914-835-5581 at home. Looking forward to meeting you!

Rabbi Ron Broden performed the graveside ceremony when my husband passed away and will perform the…read moreunveiling ceremony. The Rabbi helped me and my family feel comfortable and is very down to earth and easy to work with.

absolutely the most fantastic and incredible experience we could have ever asked for…read more Rabbi Broden married my husband and I and also performed my sons Bar Mitzvah. Rabbi Broden's energy was fresh, joyous, fun and profound. He was flexible and had a great attitude the entire way. He prepared my son and did a few remote skype sessions and made sure he was confident with the prayer. I have already recommended him to my mom friends at my sons school. I can't thank you enough. You made our night!!!!

Temple Beth-El is a trans-denominational synagogue that will be celebrating its 90th year of…read moreinclusive, musical and spiritually inspired service this year. this is the first synagogue I've stepped into in 50 years. I came here because the rabbi invited me to play guitar to back-up his piano. Five or six years later, I'm still here, playing guitar and even leading Shabbat services every now and then. If you want to welcome in the day of rest and restoration with song, dance and folks of all stripes.... this is da place!

This is the one and only synagogue on City Island in the Bronx. Though it's not the most ornate of…read moresynagogues, I find it to be very cool that this congregation was able to survive when so many other synagogues have come and gone, as Jews have taken off for sunnier climes. Check this place out for a piece of Bronx history!

This is a very friendly child oriented synagogue. Its an orthodox synagogue that follows the…read moretraditions of the Jews from Frankfurt, Germany who founded the shul in the 1880s. It welcomes all Jews of whatever observance level who want to join a very warm community in prayer and service. Because of the many young families it is not the quietest place on the East Side but it is certainly among the most welcoming.

Orach Chaim is the friendliest synagogue on the Upper East Side. When you enter the doors of the…read moreshul you are welcomed by friendly faces regardless of who you are and whether you have been there before.