2008 boston kosher community survey - final survey report

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2008 Boston AreaKosher Community Survey

Final Report

January 27, 2009

Kosher Community Surveys LLCwww.kosher-community-surveys.com


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Page 1 of 272008 Boston Area Kosher Community Survey

Table of Contents

Best of Kosher Boston ......................................2

Partners in Customer Feedback .......................4

Complete Survey Results ................................5

Kosher Quality Scores .....................................14

Massachusetts Kosher Directory ......................15

Restaurants .............................................15Bakeries...................................................17Caterers ...................................................22Stores/Butchers .......................................24Other........................................................24Kosher Supervision Organizations ..........25

Kosher Blogs & Web Sites................................26

End Notes .........................................................27

2009 Kosher Community Surveys LLCAll rights reserved.

Kosher Community Surveys and its logo are trademarksof Kosher Community Surveys LLC.

Kosher Community Surveys LLC is pleased topresent the results of this past years Boston AreaKosher Community Survey. Response to the surveywas again fantastic with 385 people participating.

It has been an interesting year for Bostons koshercommunity. With Gordon & Alperin deciding to forgokosher supervision, there remains only one kosher

butcher/market in the Boston area. Even recently,there has been a change in supervision of highlyrated Milk Street Caf. After the close of the survey,a new establishment opened, Jerusalem Pita, whichis sure to give mainstay Ramis some competition.

Due to feedback we have received from the areaskosher consumers, next years survey will broadenout a bit further including establishments in the

Canton/Peabody area.

Happy Eating,Neil Rosenbaum


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Best Of Kosher Boston

In order to qualify for winning recognition, an establishmentmust have received at least 90 evaluations. For the categorywinners, the top establishments were determined by addingtogether the percentage of customers who ranked theestablishment very good or excellent in each category. Forthe overall winners, the very good and excellentpercentages of all the categories were totaled together.

With the closing of Beacon Kosher in 2007 and Gordon &Alperin electing to stop its kosher supervision in 2008, there isonly one kosher market left in the greater Boston area. Thus,there will no awards for the store/butcher category this year.

Overall Winners

Best KosherRestaurant:

Milk Street Caf

Best Kosher RestaurantRunner-Up:

Taam China (Newton)

Best Kosher Bakery: Cheryl AnnsShaws Bakery

Best Kosher BakeryRunner-Up:

Rosenfelds Bagels

Best KosherStore/Butcher:

No award this year

Best KosherStore/Butcher Runner-Up:

No award this year


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Category Winners

Restaurants

Winners

Food Quality Milk Street Caf

Service Quality Milk Street Caf

Environment(Dcor/Appearance/

Cleanliness)

Milk Street Caf

Value Milk Street CafRamisTaam China (Newton)

Runners-up

Food Quality Ramis

Service Quality Ramis

Ruths KitchenEnvironment

(Dcor/Appearance/Cleanliness)

Taam China (Newton)

Value Taam China (Brookline)

Bakeries

Winners

Food Quality Rosenfelds Bagels

Service Quality Cheryl AnnsRosenfelds Bagels

Selection Kupels BakeryCheryl Anns

Environment(Dcor/Appearance/Cleanliness)

Shaws

Value Stop & ShopShaws

Runners-up

Food Quality Cheryl Anns

Service Quality Kupels BakerySelection Stop & Shop

Environment(Dcor/Appearance/

Cleanliness)

Stop & Shop

Value ShawsRosenfelds Bagels


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Partners in Customer Feedback

Kosher Community Surveys started a new initiativethis year, called the Partners in Customer FeedbackProgram (PICF), where kosher establishments candemonstrate their commitment to customer feedback.

The following text describes the general requirements

for each of the three levels of recognition:

Bronze: Indicates a general interest in obtainingfeedback from customers.

Silver: Posts a flyer for 2 weeks in the establishmentregarding the KCS kosher survey (or equivalentactivity).

Gold: Includes an individualized announcement aboutthe KCS kosher survey (e.g., customer e-mail or hardcopy newsletter/mailed flyer).

Kosher Community Surveys is pleased toaward 2008 PICF recognition to the followingestablishments:

GoldNo eligible establishments this year

SilverRosenfelds Bagels

BronzeCaf Eilat

Stop and Shop


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Complete Survey Results:Stores/Butchers

Please consult the kosher directory portion of the survey forkosher supervision information for each establishment. WhileKCS tries to be as accurate as possible, kashrut status for agiven establishment can change after publication of this report.Please contact the establishment directly and/or your kashrutauthority for up-to-date information.

The text underneath each establishments statistical

information is a summary of the written comments provided bysurvey takers.

The Butcherie

Poor Fair Good V.Good Excellent

Service quality 7% 18% 39% 29% 7%

Environment(cleanliness/layout)

17% 36% 33% 12% 2%

Selection ofmerchandise

1% 7% 22% 50% 21%

Quality of fresh &prepared foods

2% 11% 33% 40% 14%

Price 11% 27% 42% 18% 2%

Number of respondents for this store: 321

The Butcherie remains the only supervised kosherbutcher/market in the Boston area. On the positive side,customers indicate a good overall selection and appreciate the

availability of organic meat. While some patrons had positivewords for Josh and Craig, store staff receive mostly criticalcomments, including a lack of friendliness and unhelpfulbehavior. The physical plant needs cleaning and is said to bepoorly organized with cluttered, narrow aisles. Customersspecifically ask that the store upgrade its kosher supervision toglatt status with a full time mashgiach.


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Full Survey Results: Restaurants

Caf Eilat


Food quality 9% 16% 37% 33% 6%


Environment(cleanliness/

appearance/dcor)

18% 31% 28% 22% 1%

Value 6% 13% 43% 29% 8%


Most of the positive comments about Caf Eilat were directedtoward the establishment owners. Service comments werehighly variable and the quality of pizza also described asvariable. Much of the feedback focuses on the physical plant:customers requested that the atmosphere be made moreinviting and more attention be made in cleaning tables,

bathrooms and floors. People also specifically requestedimprovement in the quality of salads.


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Milk Street Cafe


Food quality 0% 2% 7% 40% 52%



appearance/dcor)

0% 1% 15% 43% 41%

Value 1% 10% 27% 42% 21%


Bostons kosher consumers describe Milk Street Caf as amodel kosher establishment that can appeal to kosher andnon-kosher eaters. Many customers also use Milk Street as acaterer for office functions. Patrons very much miss the meatlocation at the Old Post Office. Suggestions for improvementinclude increasing hours of operation and adding some more

options to the menu. One area of operational confusion forpatrons are the configuration of the lines: there are separatelines for sandwiches and entrees customers request theestablishment consider some way to make this process moreunderstandable.

Ramis


Food quality 0% 3% 8% 49% 40%



appearance/dcor)3% 9% 37% 39% 12%

Value 3% 12% 25% 41% 19%


For another year, Ramis received consumer recognition onthe consistent quality of its schwarma and falafel. People alsofind the establishment clean. Staff at this restaurant receivedmixed results regarding their attitude. At the same time, thelocations weaknesses remain the same as previous years: thespace is very limited customers would love to see a larger

space. Other areas for improvement include ensuring thatschwarma does not run out, adding items to the menu, andaccepting credit cards. Consumers are finding that the pricesare getting expensive for this take-out type of cuisine.


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Ruths Kitchen


Food quality 1% 9% 20% 52% 18%



appearance/dcor)

10% 15% 37% 32% 7%

Value 5% 16% 37% 32% 10%


Within the last year, ownership has changed. There is a widerange of written comments on the quality of the food. Peopledid take notice of the new Persian items on the menu.

Rubins


Food quality 2% 5% 15% 47% 32%




Value 6% 16% 39% 34% 6%


Numerical scores for Rubins are generally quite positive.Comments specifically mention the pastrami as particularlygood. Patrons also appreciate the large variety of choices onthe menu. Service is seen a generally good, but slow. Buteven then, patrons describe vastly varying experiences.Written comments tended to be critical. The physical spacegets cramped particularly during main eating hours. Somecustomers suggest that Rubins could use renovations.Customers also suggest keeping the restaurant open for morehours, improving desserts, and adding paper towels in thebathrooms.


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Taam China (Brookline)


Food quality 3% 8% 22% 43% 24%




Value 4% 11% 28% 39% 18%


Taam China presented another instance where numericalscores were quite positive, but written comments focused onareas of improvement. One particular positive comment is therecommendation for the hot and sour soup. With respect to thephysical plant, customers find the Brookline location quitecramped with tables too close together. Patrons also observethat the lights flicker on and off regularly. Customers still feelrushed by the staff who are also described as not friendly.Survey takers also are frustrated that reservations are notalways honored. With respect to food related items, customersnotice that portions have been made noticeably smaller withinthe last year. In addition, the restaurants charge for rice isanother unwelcome change.

Taam China (Newton)


Food quality 2% 8% 17% 43% 31%



appearance/dcor)

2% 3% 17% 52% 26%

Value 4% 6% 29% 42% 19%


Taam China Newton presents the same cuisine as theBrookline restaurant, but in a more comfortable atmosphere.Customers appreciate the Newton location. The food here isdescribed as good in quality and service is also seen asresponsive. At the same time, instances of poorcommunication by the employees have led to negative service

experiences. At busy times, Taam China is not always able tohandle the crowds. Like the Brookline location, customersnotice that portion sizes have decreased over the last year orso. When this location opened, customers hoped for somedifferent menu items from its sister location and have beendisappointed that such has not happened.


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Full Survey Results: Bakeries

The following establishments did not receive a sufficientnumber of evaluations to have their statistics listed in thisyears final report: Creative Pastries, Tabrizi Bakery, Donutswith a Difference, and When Pigs Fly.

Kupels Bakery


Food quality 3% 8% 21% 45% 24%


Selection 1% 8% 25% 47% 19%


appearance/ dcor)

3% 12% 39% 36% 10%

Value 1% 7% 37% 41% 14%

Number of respondents for this establishment: 252

Many customers of Kupels Bakery enjoy the challah of thisbakery, calling them excellent; bagels also received goodcomments. Even so, there was a general consensus that othertypes of baked goods need improvement (with dryness being a

particular problem). While overall selection is seen as good,actual availability of items is variable. Sometimes, patrons feelthat they have bought stale goods. This establishment hasdifficulty dealing with long lines; the existing staffingarrangement cannot handle a crowd. Consumers find that thephysical plant of the bakery is a bit dirty and run down.


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Bodavi Bakery (now Blackers Bakeshop)


Food quality 8% 20% 31% 29% 13%


Selection 6% 27% 41% 21% 4%


appearance/dcor)

6% 7% 42% 33% 11%

Value 12% 20% 42% 21% 5%


Blackers Bakeshop is located on the same premises asBodavi bakery. Previous comments focus on the previousmanagement, where customers requested improvements toclient service and food quality. People are hopeful for positive

change under the new management.

Cheryl Anns


Food quality 2% 4% 10% 31% 53%


Selection 1% 4% 26% 36% 32%


appearance/dcor)

3% 5% 32% 34% 26%

Value 5% 12% 28% 32% 23%


For another year, customers rave about Cheryl Anns challah.This bakerys challah is the sweet, cakey type. Many peopledescribe it as the best challah in the area. Others find itundercooked. The only other specific item mentioned positively

by customers is the chocolate babka. Patrons request that theestablishment consider accepting credit cards. The counterhelp at Cheryl Anns did not receive positive marks, somepatrons finding the employees unfriendly. Many consumerspurchase Cheryl Anns challah at area grocery markets; it maybe a good idea to get some quality checks performed -- anumber of these consumers found these challahs dry.


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Rosenfelds Bagels


Food quality 1% 0% 7% 35% 58%


Selection 3% 16% 30% 28% 22%

Environment(cleanliness/appearance/dcor)

1% 12% 35% 34% 18%

Value 1% 5% 29% 45% 21%


Rosenfelds Bagels received high marks again for its bagels aswell as its challah. Demand for the bakerys whole wheatchallah is especially high. Some patrons find the challah to be

the best in the area. Like some other establishments, patronsrequest that Rosenfelds accept credit cards. Unfortunately,Rosenfelds appears to be well known for running out of stockfrequently. Customers recommend that people arrive early aspossible in the day to ensure you get what you want. Staffreceives positive comments about their attitude. Other positivecomments focused on the good selection of cream cheese andthe quality of the babka.

Shaws Bakery


Food quality 0% 2% 24% 49% 24%


Selection 4% 11% 30% 40% 16%

Environment(cleanliness/appearance/dcor)

0% 2% 17% 49% 31%

Value 1% 2% 20% 49% 28%

Number of respondents for this establishment: 136

Some of the Shaws Bakery areas had renovations underwayduring the survey process, so some consumers had troublefinding foods of interest. People appreciate the wide variety of

foods (e.g., bread, challah, bread, pastries, etc). Customersrequest more pareve items. The quality of the baked goodsand the general experience in the stores appear to vary basedon the actual store location.


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Stop & Shop Bakery


Food quality 1% 4% 29% 36% 31%


Selection 1% 7% 31% 41% 20%


appearance/dcor)

0% 5% 28% 44% 24%

Value 0% 2% 21% 44% 33%


There were an insufficient number of written comments toprovide a summary. In general, the comments that werereceived indicated that Stop & Shop had a good selection ofitems, people would like to see more pareve items, and that

the birthday cakes and custom cakes are good.


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Kosher Quality Scores

Note: Kosher Quality Scores are based on adding only thevery good and excellent percentages in each of the ratedcategories (e.g., quality of food) for each establishment. TheBold score is the highest for that category. See eachestablishments full statistics for more information.

Restaurants

Food Service Environment ValueCaf Eilat 39 45 23 37

Mike StreetCaf

92 77 84 63

Ramis 89 69 51 60

Rubins 79 59 52 40

Ruths Kitchen 70 67 39 42

Taam China(Brookline)

67 51 53 57

Taam China(Newton)

74 62 78 61

Stores

ServiceEnviron-

ment Selection Quality Price

Butcherie 36 14 71 54 20

Bakeries

Food Service

Selec-

tion

Environ-

ment ValueBodavi 42 50 25 44 26

Cheryl Anns 84 76 68 60 55

Kupels Bakery 69 63 66 46 55

RosenfeldsBagels

93 78 50 52 66

Shaws Bakery 73 55 56 80 77

Stop & Shop 67 55 61 68 77


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Massachusetts Kosher Directory

Restaurants

A Perfect Taste530 Washington Street (Rt. 138)Stoughton, MA(781) 297-7995www.aperfecttaste.comSupervision: Vaad HaRabanim of Massachusetts

Cafe Eilat406 Harvard StreetBrookline, MA(617) 277-7770Supervision: Rabbi Aaron Hamaoui

Deja Vu Caf/ Shalom Tel Aviv,516 Washington Street (Route 138)Stoughton, MA

(781) 344 5680Supervision: Rabbi Mendel Gurkow of Shaloh House


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Jerusalem Pita10 Pleasant Street,

Brookline, MA 02446(617) 739-2400Supervision: Rabbi Aaron Hamaoui

Milk Street Caf50 Milk StreetBoston, MA(617) 542-3663

www.milkstreetcafe.comSupervision: To be determined

Rami's324 Harvard StreetBrookline, MA(617) 738-3577Supervision: Vaad HaRabanim of Massachusetts

Rubin's Restaurant500 Harvard StreetBrookline, MA 02446(617) 566-8761www.rubinskosher.comSupervision: Vaad HaRabonim of Massachusetts

Ruth's Kitchen401 Harvard Street

Brookline, MA(617) 734-9810Supervision: Rabbi Dovid Moskowitz

Shalom Tel AvivSee Dj vu Caf

Striar JCC Caf

445 Central StreetStoughton, MA(781) 341-2016.Supervision: Vaad HaRabanim of Massachusetts

Sweetberry Cafe & CateringLeventhal-Sidman JCC,333 Nahanton StreetNewton, MA 02459

(617) 558-6475Supervision: Vaad HaRabanim of Massachusetts


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Taam China423 Harvard Street

Brookline, MA(617) 264-7274www.taamchina.comSupervision: Rabbi Aaron Hamaoui

Taam China II108 Oak StreetNewton Upper Falls, MA

(617) 527-8580Supervision: Rabbi Aaron Hamaoui

Bakeries

A&P Super Foodmart BakeryBelmont AvenueSpringfield, MASupervision: Vaad Hakashrus of Springfield

Anthonys Bakery4 Lake Street

Peabody, MA(978) 535-5335Supervision: Orthodox Rabbinical Council (KORC),Rabbi Menachim Cywiak

Brick Oven Bakery237 Ferry StreetMalden, MA(781) 322-3269

Supervision: Vaad HaRabanim of Massachusetts


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Blackers Bakery (formerly Bodavi Bakers)551 Commonwealth Avenue

Newton Centre, MA(617) 332-2008Supervision: Vaad HaRabanim of Massachusetts

Cheryl Ann's Bakery1010 West Roxbury ParkwayChestnut Hill, MA(617) 469-9241


Creative Pastries(Catering By Andrew)402 Harvard StreetBrookline MA(617) 731-6585Supervision: Vaad HaRabanim of Massachusetts

Donut Shak487 Westford StreetLowell, MA(508) 937-0178Supervision: Vaad HaRabanim of Massachusetts

Donuts with a Difference35 Riverside Avenue

Medford, MA(617) 396-1021Supervision: Vaad HaRabanim of Massachusetts

European Bakery29 Millbury StreetWorcester, MASupervision: Vaad Hakashrus of Worcester

Gus & Paul BakerySpringfield, MASupervision: Vaad Hakashrus of Springfield

Humble Baker, The460 West StreetAmherst, MA(413) 253-4710

www.thehumblebaker.comSupervision: Vaad Hakashrus of Springfield


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Karens Kitchen284R Bussey Street

E. Dedham MA(781) 461-0044Supervision: Vaad HaRabanim of Massachusetts

Kupel's Bakery421 Harvard StreetBrookline, MA(617) 566-9528


Life's a Bagel29 Washington StreetCanton, MA(781) 830-9900Supervision: Vaad HaRabanim of Massachusetts

Newman's Bakery

252 Humphrey StreetSwampscott, MA(781) 592-1550Supervision: Vaad HaRabanim of Massachusetts

Price ChopperPark Avenue (only)

Worcester MASupervision: Vaad Hakashrus of Worcester

Rosenfeld Bakery1280 Centre StreetNewton, MA(617) 527-8080Supervision: Vaad HaRabanim of Massachusetts

Ruth's Bake Shop987 Central StreetStoughton, MA(781) 344-8993Supervision: Vaad HaRabanim of Massachusetts

Shaws Supermarket In-Store BakerySupervision: Rabbinical Council of New England

370 Western AvenueBrighton, MA(617) 787-5266


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95 Washington StreetCanton, MA

(781) 828-1446

795 New Providence HighwayDedham, MA(781) 251-3367

780 South Main StreetSharon, MA

(781) 784-5995

509 Boston Post RoadSudbury, MA(978) 445-7066

1065 Commonwealth AvenueAllston, MA(617) 783-5878

Stop & ShopSupervision: Rabbinical Council of New England

200 Guest StreetAllston, MA(617) 779-9119

155 Harvard StreetBrookline, MA(617) 566-4559

470 North Main StreetE. Longmeadow, MA(413) 525-5747

221 Huttleston AvenueFairhaven, MA(508) 990-4500

141 Main StreetFoxboro, MA(508) 543-5791


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19 Temple StreetFramingham, MA

(508) 879-4044

235 Old Connecticut PathFramingham, MA(508) 820-0900

36 Bedford RoadLexington, MA

(781) 861-0456

Route 28, Falmouth RoadCotuit, MA(508) 428-1278

829 Worcester Street, Route 9Natick, MA(508) 653-3562

Route 1 and Summer StreetNorwood, MA(781) 255-1141

278 Washington StreetStoughton, MA

(781) 341-1797

450 Paradise RoadSwampscott, MA(781) 596-1445

541A Lincoln StreetWorcester, MA

(508) 853-8791

6 Thatcher RoadGloucester, MA(978) 281-0010

Tabrizi Bakery56A Mt. Auburn StreetWatertown, MA

(617) 926-0880Supervision: Vaad HaRabanim of Massachusetts


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Zeppy's Bakery937 North Main Street

Randolph, MA(781) 963-9837Supervision: Vaad HaRabanim of Massachusetts

Caterers

Catering by Andrew404A Harvard StreetBrookline, MA 02446(617) 731-6585Supervision: Vaad HaRabanim of Massachusetts

Catering by Motti

6 Village Hill LaneNatick, MA 01760(508) 241-6958Supervision: Vaad HaRabanim of Massachusetts

Dushez Kosher Catering385 Cummings ParkWoburn, MA 01801(617) 953-2449; (781) 933-5853


GT Caterers42 Pine Tree DriveWorcester, MA 01609(508) 791-8443


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Tova's Catering253 Mansfield AvenueNorton, MA 02766(508) 286-2242; (617) 794-9982Supervision: Vaad HaRabanim of Massachusetts

NRM Catering160 Herrick Road

Newton, MA 02459(617) 559-8822Supervision: Vaad HaRabanim of Massachusetts

Ora Catering310 Summit AvenueBrighton, MA 02135(617) 566-2147Supervision: Vaad HaRabanim of Massachusetts

ProvenderPO Box 352

Accord, MA 02018(781) 871-1364; (781) 871-3118Supervision: Vaad HaRabanim of Massachusetts

Sweetberry Cafe & Catering333 Nahanton StreetNewton, MA 02459(617) 558.6475



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Stores/Butchers

A&P Super FoodmartBelmont AvenueSpringfield, MASupervision: Vaad Hakashrus of SpringfieldNote: only bakery & meat departments

Butcherie, The428 Harvard Street

Brookline, MA(617) 731-9888www.butcherie.comSupervision: Rabbi Mordechai Twersky

Butcherie II, The15 Washington StreetCanton, MA(781) 828-3530

Other

BU Hillel233 Bay State RoadBoston, MA(617) 353.2947

Harvard Hillel52 Mt. Auburn StreetCambridge, MA

(617) 253-2982

MIT Hillel40 Massachusetts Avenue(617) 253-2298Cambridge, MA

Hot Nosh Boston, LLC(617) 413-3028

www.hotnoshboston.com


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Kosher Supervision Organizations

Rabbinical Council of New England (KVH)Vaad HaKashrus of MassachusettsVaad HaRabanim of Massachusetts177 Tremont StreetBoston, MA 02111(617) 426-2139Rabbi Abraham Halbfinger, Rabbinic Administrator

New England Kashrus LeMehadrin75 Wallingford RoadBrighton, MA 02135(617) 789-4343Rabbi Aaaron Hamaoui

Rabbi Dovid Moskovitz46 Embassy Road

Brighton, MA 02135

Rabbi Mordechai Twersky176 Shirley AvenueRevere, MA 02151

Orthodox Rabbinical Council of MassachusettsOrthodox Rabbinical Council of Greater Boston57 County RdChelsea, MA 02150Rabbi Nochum Cywiak

Vaad Hair and Vaad Hakashrus of Worcester

120 Main StreetWorcester, MA 01610(508) 797-1130Supervision: Rabbi Hershel Fogelman, Rabbi DavidAbramowitz (supervisor)

Springfield Vaad HakashruthP.O. Box 80246,Forest Park Station,

Springfield, MA 01108(413) 734-7972Rabbi Fred HymanRabbi Gershon Sonnenschein Rav Hamachshir


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Web Sites & BlogsRelating to Kosher Food

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Community Surveys LLC, but are listed here becausethey might be of interest to you.

The Kosher Blogwww.kosherblog.netThe Kosher Blog is a major compendium of recipes, productand restaurant reviews, industry gossip, and miscellaneousinformation about real kosher-living issues that simply cant befound elsewhere on the Internet.

Kashrut.comwww.kashrut.comThis site has a variety of kosher-related resources, includingkosher food alerts, kosher travel, and articles about kosherfood processing.

Kosher Todaywww.koshertoday.com

KosherToday is the leading source of news for the kosher foodand beverage industry.

Kosearchhttp://www.kosearch.org/Kosher-specific Internet search by limiting results to anexpertly-selected collection of trusted websites.

Shalom Bostonwww.shalomboston.com

The mission of ShalomBoston.com is to be the first - and only place that Boston-area Jews go for information about thelocal Jewish community and for issues of general Jewishinterest.


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End Notes

The information reflected in this report is intended to be asaccurate as possible as of the date of this publication;however, information can change over time. It isrecommended that you call an establishment directly or theappropriate kosher supervision authority for the most up-to-date information.

Kosher Community Surveys LLC welcomes yourcomments/suggestions to improve the survey for next year.

If you are interested in taking part in next years survey, pleasee-mail [email protected].

We hope that survey information will be a unique kosher foodresource to consumers as well as provide establishmentowners with valuable information on how to better serve theircustomers needs.

Check out our surveys of other cities, including Atlanta,Chicago, Cleveland, Boston, Baltimore, Washington DC, and

Philadelphia at www.kosher-community-surveys.com.

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