Very family-friendly setting (do t come for the quiet) and PACKED. Pizza was very good: dough was…read moreslightly undercooked, as we requested, cheese great. The sauce-to-cheese ratio tilted too much to the sauce, which was also too sweet for my taste. The mixed fries (half regular and half spicy) were very very good. Oh and the self-serve computer-based ordering was simple, the best I've ever used.

This area of Rockland is just TEEMING with Chinese food and pizza; there are not a lot of other…read moregenres out there for lunch. I've been cautiously investigating the options near my office, and this to me is the best pizza I've found in the vicinity though honestly it's not that amazing. We've ordered delivery from here once, and I also stopped in earlier this week for a lunchtime sit-down experience. I like their set-up in here - it's very clean, spiffy and spacious. It's directly connected with the Evergreen kosher supermarket, so it's easy to overlook if you're not a regular patron over here. When I came in, I appeared to be the only non-Orthodox on the premises, and I imagine that would be the case most of the time - that said, I didn't feel like an outsider (there are a few places around here admittedly where I have) and the people behind the counter were perfectly pleasant and accommodating. There are quite a few self-serve kiosks to order from, enough where I initially assumed you couldn't order face to face with anyone. I confirmed that wasn't the case after the fact, but the kiosks WERE easy to use. For what it's worth, I've noticed at a few of these kosher establishments that there seem to be an unusually high number of self-serve options; not sure if that's coincidental or not. Regardless, doesn't hurt to have an additional choice if needed. This is not my go-to type of pizza - I'm a snobbier Neapolitan wood-fired or hipster Detroit style creature by and large and it's unusual for me to take a liking to a mainstream, cheaper slice. The visual was the initial selling point here. I like that the typical slice here appears to be slightly well done, which is my preference. Not only that, I think this is the only time I've specifically been given the choice of selecting well done as an option when ordering. Nice touch. It would have been stunning if this had been an issue, but predictably my order was ready to go within about two or three minutes after being heated up. The pizza itself is fine. Its weakest point is the sauce, which is noticeably and way too sweet, and the crust is a bit too chewy/doughy. I do at least like the consistency of the sauce for the most part - I do NOT like chunks in the sauce, and this was pretty smooth though I did take out a few slices of tomato skin (I guess that would be the term?). The cheese is the star here as far as I'm concerned, especially since it is a little burnt on the top, which to me adds a nice little flavoring zip. The neighboring supermarket has a reputation for being very overpriced - I actually wandered in to get a coffee afterwards and my jaw almost fell on the floor at some of the prices of the Hanukkah chocolate - but the price point within the pizza place is very decent. I think each of my slices was about $3.75 or so, which in this environment you'll likely take any day. You could do worse than Pies N' Fries.

While visiting friends in Pomona I asked if they had a good kosher food store nearby…read more Of course we do. We'll take you to Evergreen. What an incredible store this is. I was amazed by the vast selection of products offered at reasonable prices. The store is beautifully organized and the staff all friendly and helpful. Also plenty of parking in front of the store. I live in Westchester but will definitely shop here again when I have the opportunity to be in the neighborhood. Great place. highly recommended.

The Evergreen personal are prejudice. The management is even worse. It was a very bad experienceread more

I came here for a group dinner. The table was set beautifully and the service was excellent. The…read morethin crust pizzas were so good. I had the soup which was delicious but lukewarm. The salad and balsamic dressing were great. I chose the panko crusted salmon. It was fresh and delicious. The portion was large and I had enough for lunch the next day. The potatoes and green beans on the side were flavorful as well. The warm chocolate chip cookie with ice cream was a wonderful end to the great meal. Will be back.

In Talman, N.Y. today to check out ShopRite supermarket that is closing. I pushed shopping carts…read morethere as a kid. Located right next to #Walmart I noticed the Rendezvous Kosher Cafe. I always considered myself an honorary member of the Tribe, so I went in! Cappuccino time!!!

Best everything bagels I have ever had EVER, and a good chance i will ever have. Unfortunately I…read moremoved to the west coast and have been craving these ever since. I have yet to find an everything bagel that actually puts everything on it that can even compare to the bagels that pop out of here. Whenever I come back home to visit this is one of the first food stops i make. Try the breakfast sandwiches on a bagel too. Bacon, Egg, and cheese on an everything bagel! O__o

I keep coming back because the bagels are good, but the service is honestly frustrating. The place…read morelooks outdated and not very clean. Today I waited about 10 minutes while other people were helped before me and phone orders were taken ahead of me. The store wasn't even busy, it was basically empty. It just feels like they have their "favorite" customers and drop everything as soon as certain people walk in. Management really needs a better system. I ended up leaving without my coffee.

HORRID SERVICE Only come if you like to be told your food is…read moreready to wait an hour to get disgusting food serving by atroc service. Rather stay hungry

The Flame has the best takeout Chinese food I've had in the area, but it's SO absurdly overpriced…read morethat most of the positives cancel out and I don't think I could justify coming back on my own dime. The office ordered lunch for us this past Wednesday (letting us choose the place) and since we knew it was more expensive from a prior website visit, this seemed like a convenient opportunity to give it a shot. The menu is predominantly the standard Chinese fare you'd expect, but as with many Kosher establishments, you also get some really random items too. All of us did a double-take when we saw churros in the dessert section, for instance, and morally felt we needed to order them as well. (There was also a dessert called "personal pie" that they were unfortunately out of - we were all very curious about that. Was it a fruit pie? A savory pie? A pizza pie? We may never know.) I ordered my standard Sweet & Sour Chicken off the entrée/main menu - I wasn't interested in the sides that came with the cheaper (but not by much) combo platter. Again, the prices are mouthdropping. A lunch combo for this would have been $20. Yes, $20 for an item that you typically would get for less than $10. The actual entree/non-lunch version? $26. Blown away; literally 3 times higher than you'd get elsewhere. I have no idea how they justify that, but thankfully this was not my wallet taking the bruising. That said, it's definitely decent for what it is. Per the attached picture, they separate the chicken and the rice within the container, which I like. It's a messier dish with the sauce, so anything that makes the experience more organized, I'll sign up for. The sauce was a little watery for my taste, but was flavorful. The chicken was the star here - cooked perfectly and I didn't need to eat around chunks of just fried skin. The churros...were interesting. They definitely are not dictionary-definition churros with the standard star tip and funnel action - it's just fried dough that's in a similar shape. It kind of looked like a Jersey Shore boardwalk funnel cake mistake or something. It came with a really odd non-dairy (of course) chocolate sauce that was honestly pretty terrible and tasted like substandard powdered milk. At first I thought this was an awful dish, but once I had a few bites of the naked Churros without that sauce, it definitely improved (and what red-blooded American can't get down with random pieces of fried dough,. regardless of shape?) If someone else is paying, by all means give this a shot. But it's not that much better than other nearby options that are quite literally a fraction of the cost.

Crazybusy...packed...a good sign. We had a mix of foods…read more. Large portions...I would do an appetizer ans salad..or just an entree.. Liked it.. I recommend

For the past few years, this is my favorite schwarma joint in the area…read more The food is a cut above, their steak fries are special. Try the tahini too! Additional pros: The restaurant is clean. Service is always with a smile! Their service is special too, always working out any issues that may come up in a manner that puts the customer 1st and the restaurant 2nd.

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

So good....matzoh ball soup --perfect. I like that knish with the pastrami and deli…read moremustard...sweet and sour meatballs are very tasty and solid potato salad!!

We ordered a large plain pie, as seen in the pictures…read more I believe it came out close to 23$ and some change. Which I thought was a bit pricey. Now, this place acts more like a sit down restaurant than a pizzeria. So when we walked in, we needed to walk by tables that were outfitted with silverware and cloth napkins. It seemed like a nice small cozy place for a dinner date w/ your family or friends. And they have table service. I didn't look at the main menu closely, but they do serve typical Italian dishes - think pasta and Italian style chicken dishes. There really is no waiting area for people like us who ordered a pizza pie and are waiting for it to be prepared and taken outside. So we pulled. A few chairs away from the tables and sat on them in the corner by the back of the window where one can speak to the servers and kitchen staff. The pizza was nice and thin and cooked throughly. It was tasty albeit slightly oily, if that doesn't bother you, and it was solid pizza fare. Tastes like the kitchen uses fresh ingredients. It's a non-descript restaurant small and cozy preparing some delicious pies! This area of Rockland is predominantly populated by Jewish people. And there were many eating at this restaurant who seemed to be throughly enjoying the cuisine. Watching the dishes on the tables made me hungry as we waited for our order to be completed. Buon appetito! I would suggest coming here with a huge appetite and I would recommend ordering more than just the pizza. The place seems to be delivering it promises on solid red sauce dishes!!

Was there and was very unimpressed with the service. Food was not good and waitstaff was…read moreantagonistic. Would not recommend.

Visiting from Los Angeles and it was a pleasure to have a meal at Churrasko. Great service and…read moreambiance!