Beautiful Shul, programs for kids, Shabbat (of course) Holidays. It's a huge modern building in an…read morearea that doesn't have all that many observant Jews. There are many local business people that pray here in the AM. Their Sukkah is straight-outta "Gilligan's Island" and it's probably one of the coolest ones in the city so definitely check it out on Sukkot.

A nondescript entrance leads to what looks like a fancy spa, with beautiful tile mosaics on the…read morewall, mother-of-pearl style floors, and rooms full of everything you'd need to change and prep for and after your dip in the mikvah. As for the tub itself, I didn't see it, but I stood outside and heard Gita the attendant guide someone through their ceremonial dunks, happily announcing "Kosher!" after every blessing and dunk. Mazel tov.

The UWS Mikvah is incredibly clean and respectful. They have all of the necessary cleaning products…read more(toothbrush, toothpaste, etc) and the preparation rooms have large bathtubs and comfy robes. I have never waited although I often get there when the mikvah opens for the night. The attendants always ask if I want to be checked and hold up the robe while I am getting into the mikvah. The attendants have given brachot a few times but typically when I have engaged in conversation and mentioned that I am newly married. While the mikvah is rather expensive at $30, it is worth it if you want a relaxing mikvah experience.

Beautiful shul with very nice services and a great Rabbi. If you need a shul in the area this is a…read morenice place to go.

I have occasionally gone to the services and the dinners of this synagogue that has managed to…read moresurvive more than 100 years in a community that has constantly changed over the generations. I have made the acquaintance of two rabbis that have lead the congregation over the years. Both have managed to combine Orthodox Judaism with the modern world and provide inspirational teaching and leadership. I have usually found the synagogue's dinners entertaining as both the gourmet and historic dimensions of various kosher cuisines of various traditions are explored. The rabbis and the congregation have been most welcoming to Jews and non-Jews alike.

This is the Bais HaMedrash belonging to K'hal Adath Jeshurun,AKA "Breuer's".They have regular…read moreminyonim there and daven at a slower pace than in the shul. It is convenient for those who live further up town and have a harder time to walk to 185 St. They have an early minyan on Shabbos morning but not as early as Hashkomo. Those people who want to make an early kiddush can daven Shacharis there ,stop off at home and then go to the big shul for Torah leining and mussaf.The Beth HaMedrash has shiurim and public learning and a Kolell. The people are very Torah-observant and baalei middos.

Absolutely!! The Best Minyan in Staten Island and the # 1 Rabbi in Staten Island. Great community…read morevery very nice people prayer every day as well as Shabbat no question about it number one in Staten Island. Always enjoy coming back. Baruch Hashem

Love this temple! It's a welcoming and warm community. Great kids programming and events. The new…read moresocial hall is amazing.

Rather than feeling ephemeral ("lasting for a very short time"), in reality this congregation has…read moresolid roots in the community. It was founded in 1864 and has been in its present building since 1925-26. The temple has a new program, called terumah, in place that replaces traditional dues. In the Torah, terumah indicated a "free-will" offering, not a required one. It is based on how much your heart is moved to strengthen, celebrate and grow Jewish life there. You can follow TBE on their website (http://www.betheljc.org/) as well as on the social media sites Facebook and Twitter. As I write this review, the High Holy Days are fast approaching. Everyone can obtain complimentary tickets at http://www.betheljc.org/worship/services. Attend services and be inspired!

East Midwood Jewish Center is a historic synagogue in the heart of Midwood. Enjoy a welcoming total…read moreJewish center with lots of activities. Connect with old friends & meet new ones! East Midwood has something for everyone! PS: Ignore the reviews for the senior program. The ignorant reviewers are NOT reviewing the synagogue itself. The senior program (which seems wonderful) leases space from East Midwood and is not part of the temple.

They didn't give me a menu when I ask. I think the staff is racist or something. Very disappointed.read more

This Chabad is very special. It is a welcoming and warm environment to connect to the relevant…read moreessence of Judaism in your life. Whether your dealing with one of life's milestones, beginning your Journey of discovery or continuing it. I can highly recommend Chabad of Fort lee. Here you can tap into your amazing birth right of a spring of knowledge that can not only change your life but ultimately your world.

We have been going to this Chabbad for over ten years! I can't say enough good things about it. The…read morerabbi and his wife are absolutely amazing. The Chabbad is so welcoming and nice to all new comers. It's not all about donations at this Chabbad but more About the community and making everyone feel welcome! Highly Recommend to anyone in the Bergen county area looking for a place to go go and feel like they belong!