Nicest bunch of people you will ever meet. Their Rabbi is caring, dynamic and full of Knowledge…read moreon every subject. Great place just to sit back and do some introspection.

Pretty good and can't complain it's a great temple and beautiful place. Can't wait to come back to…read morethis place and party all day. Also has a great rabbi and really nice staff. Hope this will help everyone with this temple

Been a member for over 30 years and have always been extremely happy throughout, up until today,…read morewith our wonderful young, bright, engaging Rabbi, our exceptional Religious School, our fun family & adult activities, and our stupendous Sisterhood of which I'm the President. Presently, we have a Give From the Heart dues format so come and check us out. You'll be pleasantly surprised!

I am proud to be a member of Manetto Hill Jewish Center, a warm and inviting synagogue. A place…read morethat welcomes young children, a place that is open to interfaith couples, a place were you can grab a cup of coffee with your Rabbi and a place were you feel like you really belong. My three kids love going to Hebrew school! They are lucky to have wonderful Hebrew school teachers and benefit from small class sizes that allow them to really learn about Jewish life, our culture, about Israel and most importantly learn to read Hebrew through one on one personalized Hebrew lessons. My family joined Manetto Hill Jewish Center 8 years ago because we were looking for an affordable temple that offered young family programming. We could not have imagined that it would become a second home, the memories we would make and how many life long friends we would meet that are like family.

Rabbi Jay was the officiant at our wedding at the Water's Edge on 05/31/09 and he was wonderful! We…read moreliked him as soon as we met him & I was pretty sure he was our choice from the start. He's laid back, with a fun sense of humor and he made our wedding guests a part of our ceremony. Rabbi Jay worked to make us feel comfortable under the chuppah, so I didn't feel nervous. I'm so glad we met him and I'd happily recommend him!

If you're looking for a venue for a mitzvah this is a great place. The manager is knowledgeable and…read morepolite. The space is large and accommodate a lot of guests. Clean, spacious and staff is great.

Rave rave rave. Got…read moremarried here in 2004. The synagogue was very accomodating in allowing us to bring in our own rabbi but use their fantastic cantor. The sanctuary is gorgeous and full of natural light. And there is a nice (but small) garden to take pics outside.

The Rabbi (Rabbi Tow) is very kind and charitable. I have…read moresome friends who are going through some very painful times. They are Jewish but not very observant. I had called the Rabbi on their behalf. The Rabbi was very sympathetic and offered to be of comfort and assistance to them even though they were not members of his congregation. I, as a Christian, was very inspired by this Rabbi's generosity and compassionate.

I don't know my a$$ from my elbow about the religious services however, I did attend a pretty solid…read morewedding here and it makes for a great event venue. The room where the services was held is beautiful! High ceilings, lots of light and most importantly, actual seats. Not a bench. A seat. Seats = about 10 min of extra ceremony I can tolerate. The cocktail hour room was large and had a long bar. Staff was quick on the pour and people could fit comfortably enough to eat little bites in one hand and get sloshed with the other. The star knock is only bc the food wasn't great. It was good, especially for a large wedding, but not great. The ballroom was large as well and had a stage for the band, allowing us drinkers to rock out and listen to speeches while keeping my arse in my seat (sitting and drinking seems to have been the theme of this jam). The lighting of the room was excellent and really made the place feel classy. Kudos, TBT. Bottom line, if you get invited to an affair here, go. It's worth the price of admission.

63 years and counting; longevity accounts for something…read more As a 2nd generation member whose son is now third generation, I can think of no more family friendly, inclusive and warm place to be.

This year the rabbi has been bought out and dues are always rising but having grown up in this…read moretemple, had my bat mitzvah here ten years ago and continue to attend high holiday services here, I'd say PJC is a-ok. It's funny that synogague should be a rumor mill and a fashion show instead of a true place for a religious experience but such is the way of life on Long Island.