Their food truck is a travelling Texas Style Wood Burning BBQ rig that cranks out Kosher Barbecue…read more The truck is cleverly named the Wandering Que and as it travels it creates pop-up restaurants across the metropolitan tri-state area, down toward Philadelphia, and up into New England. Today, we caught up with the Que it as it wandered toward the Crown Market in West Hartford, CT and popped up in Crown's parking lot. We bought two items - a Texas Hold-Em sandwich ($20) with Kosher Pulled Brisket and Kosher smoked sausage and a container of Smoked Egg Drop Soup ($5). The sandwich came in a Styrofoam container with a scoop of red cabbage and carrot slaw, a few pickle slices, and a nice roll on one side and a big pile of those meats on the other side. The sandwich was unassembled so the roll wouldn't get soggy. The Egg Drop Soup tasted more like beef broth than egg drop soup, but it was pretty darned good and had quite a few shreds of beef in there. I thought the brisket and the sausage were pretty good and the portion of meat (plus the fact that they were Kosher) helped justify the $20 cost. On the down side, I have to say the administration of the whole pop-up was a mess. We had to wait more or less at four different stations to walk away with our food: 1) wait on a line before you approached the food truck's ordering window, 2) when given the go ahead, approach the window and place your order, 3) get on another line to pay, and 4) wait more until your food order was ready. All of this took roughly an hour today, no lie. I've been to a lot of food trucks over the years, and I've never seen such a drawn out, convoluted and super slow process as this. And I was very disappointed from a food safety/public health point of view to see that one of their gents used the same less than mint condition gloved hands to count the money and process the credit cards as he did to scoop up some sliced scallions into my soup container.

BEWARE - Do not place an order with this business (Wandering Que/Hakodesh BBQ/Gemstone Caterers and…read morewhatever other DBA or aliases it may have). On June 7, after speaking with Ari White, I placed an order through PayPal (containing instructions) for a Kosher Carnivore package to be delivered on June 17th. Later that same day, I phoned Ari and receiving no response, followed up with an email to confirm that everything was received. I never heard back. I continued to phone and send emails (both through direct email and through the Wandering Que website) through June 18, and never heard back. Needless to say, the package was never delivered, and I filed a claim with PayPal.

Probably one of the worst pizza slices I've ever had (can only speak for the pizza) - and the most…read moreoily pizza I've ever had in my life.

I found what is quite possibly the best pizza I've had in my life here. When my husband mentioned…read morehe was walking in here to get a slice of kosher pizza yesterday, I really didn't expect it to taste like much, but the slice of plain cheese pizza he got was actually quite good. Today, he showed up at the house with a slice of their falafel pizza and a mushroom and onion slice, and I was truly impressed my how good both of these were. The mushrooms tasted so good! They weren't your typical (gross) outta the can mushrooms, and there were plenty of them... and the delicious grilled onions on the slice.... yum! The falafel slice tasted like it perhaps had a little bit of tahini sauce on it, and it also had delicious peppers. I also loved the crust, which was sprinkled with sesame seeds. Very happy to have found a GREAT pizza place in the neighborhood. I have been spoiled and now don't want to eat pizza anywhere else in New Rochelle.

My hubby used to work in Yonkers and was bragging about this place. Fast forward to last week when…read morewe happened to be driving through Yonkers and were hungry. This place does not disappoint! We ordered the falafel sandwiches and they were outta this world. Pitas stuffed full of moist fresh falafel and delicious sauces. If I wasn't so full I'd order more stuff. The staff is friendly and warm. They have a few tables for a quick meal and it's clean.

I went in for a falafel sandwich, which was very simple. Hummus, falafel, and a cucumber/tomato…read moresalad. It was good, but not special. I've definitely had better. Staff weren't very friendly. Honestly, I doubt I'll go back.

Absolutely amazing Jewish deli! I could eat there every day!!…read more The traditional salads and sandwiches were perfect. Could have been in NYC and it would not have been any better.

This one is not a fun one to write. So my father was having lunch at Liebman's Yonkers on February…read more11th, after my recommendation to go there based on my great experiences with the original location in the Bronx. He and his friend both enjoyed the food (although he made sure to mention that it wasn't nearly as good as Katz's, which I completely agree with). He thought that the restaurant itself was clean and nice enough. But then the fun part happened. He tried to tip 20% on his lunch bill, asking the waiter to round to the total from the $50 check to $60 total The waiter decided that meant adding a $60 TIP to the order and running the credit card at $110 for their lunch. Simple mistake, maybe. We apparently will never know, because Liebman's has never called back after two different attempts to speak with management to rectify the situation. We were told that there was no manager there twice, but assured that we would receive a call back shortly. Nothing, apparently. Is Liebman's an establishment that targets the elderly and figures that they can get away with it because sometimes people don't look at what they're signing. Who knows? Not me, because no-one from Liebman's decided that it was important to return multiple calls to figure that out. So, IF you go to this place, please check your bill and then check it again, because once you leave the restaurant, they seem to have no desire to explain why they charged you a 120% tip (or even attempt to keep you as a customer) Bonus fact: I waited three weeks to post this to give them every chance to do the right thing and have a manager reply.

Went one day and online it said the store was open when I got to the store it said we are closedread more

We are not Gluten-free and are not vegan, however since my sister and her husband from Greenwich…read moreCT. Introduced us to Pureganic Cafe 8 months ago, we always prefer coming here anytime we want to go out, the food is excellent, tasty and delicious, we always like to try something new on the menu, and we can not believe that we always love the food. Honestly, I don't know how they have such amazing quality food, from their pizza to hamburger, pasta and salads and of course the most delicious desserts. I tell all my friends, go check it out, and they all have the same good review. Thank you for making such an amazing restaurant Kosher. Levi Shemtov

Wanted to update my review with new photos. This continues to be such a treat. I love their fresh…read morepickles and fries.

The best pastrami sandwich in the world Bronx by far! Try a knish also. You won't be disappointed.read more

Best in the world Pizza is incredible…read more Very clean environment Service is great Rated #1 in my opinion

If you want quality pizza, Johnny's is an excellent choice. We ordered a large mushroom to share…read morebetween two people and we could have finished the entire pie if eating for flavor. I never had pizza where the sauce was on top of the cheese but as a person who loves the sauce, I enjoyed it. The slices themselves are ultra thin but crispy enough to have substance and hold the toppings. Didn't get to try the grandmas slice, which also was thin crusted, but would love to return to try it

I came here for brunch on a snowy winter day so there were only a handful of other patrons. It's a…read morecute little cafe with maybe 10 tables, plus bar seating. To start, we shared the crispy brussel sprouts Charleston style. These were delicious with the tangy sauce and large flakes of parmesan cheese. For my main, I had the brunch wrap. It comes with chips, but I swapped for fries for an additional charge. The wrap was a good size; I had half and saved the rest for leftovers. It was tasty, but not a ton of flavor. The tater tots were nice and crispy and I enjoyed the fresh tomatoes and avocado. They gave me a huge portion of crinkle cut fries, which also would've been great with a little more seasoning, but they were good when dipped in mayo. My husband got the shrimp and grits and appreciated the large portion size as well. I had a lemonade to drink. It was refreshing since it wasn't overly sweet. Service was great. I look forward to trying the rest of the menu!

Just as their tagline goes, this is undoubtedly a great place to get burgers, beer and grub. It's a…read moresomewhat small place with a great array of options, especially for lunch and brunch. Aesthetically, each table feels like a meal at a family dinner table; it's clear that they wanted that vibe to be translated, and it's done quite well. This is also supported by the service being very friendly and helpful in general. To eat, I had the French toast burger with sweet potato fries. Some others with me had various sides like regular fries and tater tots, and the same thing was present on them that tends not to be at most places: they were all perfectly salted/seasoned. It might seem immaterial, but it's a very good signal when something that simple--yet often neglected in favor of just using condiments to mask it--is executed well. If you're a burger place with fries that taste great without the need for a sauce or condiment, you're doing something right. The French toast burger was likewise fantastic, combining sweet and savory in a great way. To drink, we all got a communal pitcher of the only frozie they had available at the time: a kind of jungle juice vodka slushie. It, too, was great--worthy of multiple rounds. All in all, here's a place that I can't wait to give another visit.