Eclectic cafeteria-style decor, superlative service, and melt-in-your-mouth kosher goodness. Get…read moreyour fix at Kosher Nosh

The Kosher Nosh - Glen Rock, NJ - 4 Stars (10/17/2025)…read more We started our meal with a trip to the pickle bar -- always a fun and flavorful way to kick things off. The sweet potato fries were crispy and perfectly seasoned. The Hot Romanian Pastrami Sandwich was the standout -- rich, smoky, and piled high just like a classic deli should serve it. The Tuna Wrap was fresh and satisfying, and the Turkey Cold Cuts Platter had generous portions and great deli flavor. We finished with some Rugelach for a sweet touch and took a Beef Tongue Sandwich to go -- tender and old-school delicious. Friendly service, authentic flavors, and that classic deli atmosphere make The Kosher Nosh a great stop for anyone craving traditional comfort food.

Had the traditional cut pastrami sandwich as its a little fatty which gives the pastrami sandwich…read moremore flavor and it delivered on taste. Although both sandwiches were barely warm -- almost to the point where my husband was considering sending it back to the kitchen. He did not as he didn't want to wait for another sandwich to be brought out. The hand-cut French fries were very good. The coleslaw was okay -- certainly not the best I've had, but far from the worst. They also brought out two types of classic complimentary pickles for the table. Again, they were just okay -- I've definitely had better. One thing to note: the classic half sandwich & cup of soup combo comes with fries, but if you order just a classic sandwich, it does not come with fries, both priced at $17.99. My husband got the cup of lentil soup, which he enjoyed. I ordered the potato salad as a side dish, it was very vinegar-heavy and not really to my taste. I ended up bringing it home and doctoring it up, which made it much better. They had good deli mustard on the table, I asked for Russian dressing since I like that on my pastrami sandwich -- that was good. And of course, you've for to have a Dr. Brown's Cel-Ray or any one of the other Dr Brown flavors. All in all, we enjoyed our lunch. Between the food, the service, and the fact that the place is dated, I'd give it a 3 1/2 stars overall. Free on-site parking is a big parking lot as there are several other stores right in the plaza. I wanted to note that this Deli is dairy free. So no chocolate milk, but you can get a classic egg cream.

I took my wife to Epstein's Kosher Delicatessen for a date night after a long day of yard work, and…read morehonestly, it was perfect. This isn't a fancy place--they close early, there are no white tablecloths, no wine list, and the décor leans toward gray veneer booths with red seats. But that's exactly the point. You come here for the food, not the frills. The pickles were outstanding--crisp, flavorful, and the kind you keep reaching for between bites. We both had pastrami on fresh, soft rye with great mustard, and it hit the spot completely. The fries were just right too--crispy overall with those smaller, extra-crunchy pieces mixed in. There's something really satisfying about a place like this. Simple, honest food done well. After a full day of work, it made for a relaxed and genuinely enjoyable date night. We'll definitely be back.

Good food, friendly service. Immediately, greeted and led to our table. Had the baked ziti​read more

Went here last night for and they over performed! Food was soo good, and the soups are delicious!…read more The waitress was also very friendly and patient, and kept checking to make sure we had everything that we needed!

High-quality food, I come here once a week with my family. My wife loves this place. Food is the…read morebest we've had.

The hospitality at this establishment is top notch. Very welcoming guy running the ship -…read morefriendly, accommodating, polite. A+ The fries were among the best I've ever had. Perfectly prepared. The portion, without exaggeration though, is enough to feed a party of 6. If you have a party of 6 this is great news. However, I'd counter that a smaller size should be available, which would help with the price point. The sandwich was fine. The schnitzel was a little dry, which is always the challenge with schnitzel. It wasn't bad, it just wasn't anything exceptional. When I visited, I was eating on my company's dime, which leads me to my main drawback with Holy Schnitzel - the price. Fries, a can of soda, and a sandwich ran me over $30. If I'm dining at my own expense, for $30 I expect something more than "fast casual" - I want table service. I want free refills (I understand the logistics of a fountain soda machine, but at this price point it's necessary). And, this may be petty, but I want Heinz ketchup. For half the price I'd give this place a solid 4.5 stars. But at $30 a pop, it's just way too pricey for fast casual, portions aside.

This review is for tables the korean bbq. While the staff and space are very nice and food…read moreexcellent, There needs to be a restructuring Of how your menu works. You have a-lot of wasted food... it shouldn't be all you can eat but with a set price that includes a tray of each meats, chicken ,soup ingredients with enough for as many people at the table and if they want more they would pay for it.. There was not enough of each to go around for 4 people. 3eggs, not enough ingredients for the soup for 4 people, only 2 pieces of some meat. when we asked for more meat they brought an entire new meat board which we didnt use so it wasted. And if someone cooks soup or food they should be allowed to take it home. I would have like to take home the l rest of my soup

I'm writing this review for anyone considering applying here, so you don't end up going through…read morewhat I did. I want to share my experience with the hiring process at Fireside Kosher. I came in for an interview, and during that interview, the person in charge told me to come in on a specific day to work so he could "see how I operate in the kitchen." He specifically said I didn't need to clock in for that day. I showed up as instructed, worked for about half a shift, and did everything asked of me. During the interview, I had already been upfront that I currently work another job, and that if he decided to hire me, I wanted to give my other job a proper two-week notice out of respect. He said that was completely fine. After finishing the half-shift, he told me to contact him the next morning. I reached out, and got no response. I followed up two more times, still no reply. No courtesy, no "we're going in another direction," nothing. At this point it's clear he had no intention of hiring me, and he essentially had me work for free. That's unprofessional and disrespectful. Regardless of the outcome, communication and basic courtesy go a long way, and I didn't receive either here.

We ordered the scallion pancake, kimchi, bibimbap and egg drop soup to eat in the restaurant and 2…read moreto-go sandwiches, a grilled chicken and Philly steak sandwich to eat on the airplane the next day. The scallion pancake was mmm--mmm good! The addition of cooked scallions to the pancake batter meant there were mildly crunchy scallions combined in pancake soft batter. We gobbled it up. It came with soy sauce but the pancake didn't really need a sauce. The kimchi was crunchy and spicy. The egg drop soup was yummy. The bibimbap was large enough for 2 to share. The combination of beef on rice with an array of thinly sliced vegetables was delicious. The next day on the 5-hour plane ride home, we took out our sandwiches. As we were eating them we congratulated ourselves on how smart we were to pack delicious, hearty sandwiches. We don't know why Pomona Kosher Grill isn't packed with customers! The food is excellent!

I stumbled across this place via a great YouTube (paid) review. They claim to be the only kosher…read moreKorean restaurant in the US, possibly the world. So I had to try it. We got the opportunity today while driving to Vermont from Maryland. We went a tiny bit out of the way. Great food. My spouse and I split a bulgogi sandwich, a cabbage/potato pancake, and an 8-piece order of Korean chicken strips and fries. Too much food for us to eat. We took some home and I ate the rest in our hotel. Bulgogi sandwich was delicious. Thin sliced beef, Asian seasonings, fresh roll. Loved it. Pancake was like an omelette or potato cake. Fresh and delicious. With a delicious dipping sauce. Chicken strips were yummy, fresh, crisp. I had always read about Korean fried chicken and wanted to try it, this was my chance. Definitely enjoyable and delicious, but not the totally new level that I had been imagining. Just goes to show you it's not a burden to keep kosher, you're missing out but not too much. Location was great for us, traveling south to north. I had never been to Pomona/ Monsey. Easy parking in a nondescript strip shopping center. Atmosphere was spartan. Apparently this business started during Covid and a few months ago moved to the current location. Plain, simple, clean, but zero atmosphere. Don't take a date here for romance. Bring a buddy for great food. Service was good. Server Yisroel was charming, relaxed, friendly (we were the only customers when we entered) and we enjoyed being served by him. Value was a bit expensive. We did not order drinks. We paid $63 including tax and tip, a bit pricey for two. I would definitely return because the food was really good. Scores: food 5, atmosphere 3, service 5, location 4, value 3, for an overall score of 4.

This place has been a local staple for several years, and sadly, it has steadily declined…read more We were in there today 04/15/2024 during lunch hour, and there were only two tables with people, including ours. We felt the hot dogs were rubbery in texture, and they tasted like they were reheated. The matzoh ball soup was bland. My mother enjoyed her pastrami sandwich. As far as atmosphere goes, the first table we sat at was wobbly. and when we transfered to the other, we found the table and season shakers to be sticky. The greatest disappointment was not the mediocre food, or the sticky table but what we witnessed. An elderly couple was sitting at the other table. The gentleman asked a server, possibly the owner or manager, for a glass of tap water. The response from the server was, "We don't have glasses of water here, but you can buy a bottle and I'll bring your two cups." We found this to be uncourteous and unwelcoming, and we felt a little embarassed for the nice couple. It seems that when a nice couple comes in to patronize your restaurant, and purchase a lunch, a little water would not be an unreasonable request. Any restaurant that treats elderly people this way will not receive my future business.

Absolutely delicious deli. I ordered first cut corn, beef, potato salad, sour pickle l, the food…read morewas very fresh.