"The food is expensive (especially the baked goods) while also not being that great. If you want to simply add cream cheese to a bagel, the price skyrockets. The only reason to eat at this cafe is convenience. You can find better food from this culture at other cafes. If you order takeout, make sure to check that you were given your correct order. They've accidentally given me somebody else's order a few times. I haven't tried the baked goods because they're so expensive, but the food you can buy on the menu is mid at best. Make sure to check the cafe's holiday schedule if you're visiting in autumn/winter."

"Third time eating here. And it gets better every time. Great service. Delicious food. Great value. If you want to sit down and have a great Kosher meal in a clean place, this is the spot!"

"Surprisingly good. When I got into the restaurant, just by looking around, I lowered my view of the place. On first glance it looks like a run of the mill Jewish restaurant. Modestly decorated and slightly degrading. There are tables where ever one can fit, and a simple bar. Nothing to impressive. But once you try the food, it all changes. The flavors and freshness of the foods blow away all those thoughts and give this place a five star. The pizza, the pasta, and the fish all cooked well. My only issue with the place is the service. Although they try really hard to serve everyone, when they are busy they are understaffed. You end up waiting for your food, check, and bill. Still, I would go back."

"The bakery has gone down to the basement. It use to be such a pleasure buying treats for special occasions. This time the pecan tart was more of a cheap pie no more shortbread crust. The strawberry sponge was mainly whipped cream with hardly and cake or strawberries. The chocolate dipped triangle cookie were stale and tasteless. Such a shame ."

"We had the fried donuts, and they were excellent! I had the one stuffed with raspberry and my wife had the one with custard. We highly recommend this place!"