Re: OFF: Re Boro Park

[wiener <wiener...>]

Robert

Still catching up on mail after a family trip.

I don't mind the tweak at all.

In fact, I also noted the "Strictly Kosher" signs and mentioned it to
my brother-in-law, a rabbi, who was with us.  He was less amused.
Unfortunately, the first strictly kosher pizza joint was too popular
with the flies for us and we ended up eating at a fast food place.
Not the best alternative for for a family gathering of about 14 of us
coming from 5 different locations.

Amnon Kosher Pizza Inc   4814 13th Ave has been recommended for (you
guessed it) pizza.  Any comments?

We have gone out to Dougies, a couple of miles away, but (for one
thing) we didn't have enough car space for everyone.

Bob

-----Original Message-----
From: Robert Cohen <rlcm17 (at) hotmail(dot)com>
To: World music from a Jewish slant <jewish-music (at) shamash(dot)org>
Date: Sunday, January 07, 2001 10:10 PM
Subject: Re: OFF: Re Boro Park (& Aderet records reissues)


>I hope my good colleague will not mind my tweaking him for the
delicious
>under-statement of the month, or year, to the effect that finding
places to
>eat kosher on 13th Avenue would be "not a problem"!
>
>Finding *non-* kosher places might be a problem!
>
>Or, as my wife and I often say, given the preponderance of signs
advertising
>"Strictly Kosher," see if you can find a "Lax Kosher" place.
>
>Cheerfully,
>
>rlc
>
>
>>Now how about recommendations for eating in the neighborhood? We eat
kosher
>>(not a problem there), both dairy and meat
>
>(>Bob
>
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