Restaurants
Restrictions on Food Tighten for the 2008 Beijing Olympics
Every person of every creed, race, color and religion is welcome at the Olympics, correct? Well, Rabbi Levi Brackman writes in his column that the strict Chinese regulations on visas... Read More »
About the Impending Israeli Sushi Strike and the Implications and Ramifications upon the Future of the Israeli Society
Strikes are inevitable. Certain things can be done without. (I am not, God forbid, referring to House, Scrubs, Desperate Housewives, Prison Break, Heroes, 30 Rock, or any other TV shows... Read More »
Those Old Time Lox and Rolls
Approaching the secular new year, I sit nostalgic of the Jewneric that was in the days of yore. Well, that’s not really true. I sit wondering why the only topics... Read More »
Salami Sonar or, How I Learned To Stop Worrying and Love the Schnitzel
I know we seem to have had a bit of a lull here at Jewneric, but it’s sometimes hard to remember to post when life comes at all of us... Read More »
Dave’s Best Fed Secrets – Ari’s Deli (Washington Heights, NY)
“Don’t judge a book by its cover,” would be an appropriate quote for Ari’s, a hole in the wall delicatessen next to Yeshiva University in the Heights. This room-for-three-people-standing -only... Read More »
HeBrew
When I was in yeshiva in Israel I had to make certain dietary adjustments. I got used to drinking milk from a bag, I gave up regularly drinking Mountain Dew,... Read More »
Dave’s Best Fed Secrets – Eli’s (Washington, DC)
Tucked away in a quiet corner a few short steps from DC’s famed Dupont Circle is a restaurant that is sure to please, Eli’s. Often remarked as the only Kosher... Read More »
More Kosher Food!
Sorry to already have a similar theme, something I should have been able to avoid with this site being so new, but I simply had to share my experience at... Read More »
