Kosher Restaurants near Boston, MA

“I have been going to JP Licks for years. I was telling the young lady who was serving us. That I use to come to JP Lick when I was in high school. And JP Licks was the only place that made me smile when I was happy, sad , mad or even upset. And their ice cream would cheer me up😃 Thank you JP Licks for always making me smile and also now my kids😃😃😃“

“So excited I got to enjoy the Roasted Turkey Sandwich today! Love the T.V. show & cookbooks so this visit was a bucket list item.“

“Literally the best ice cream I’ve ever put in my mouth! And if you don’t have a spoon in your hotel room the end of your toothbrush works almost as well! (Photo n comments!)“

“The staff, service and food were all exceptional. The atmosphere is relaxing and the menu is very interesting, especially the cocktail menu. The presentation of the food is impeccable and the staff is very attentive, making sure the water is filled and that the check is ready when we were finished. A perfect balance and what every restaurant should strive to mimic. A must try if you want to find a place that is unique. Thanks to the staff for a fun evening.“

“This is my very favorite place to eat in Boston healthy and good“

“This was the best night out I’ve had with my husband in a long time. The food was spectacular- I suggest the mezze platter so you can try everything, and of course the koshari. The mushroom fritters they had as a special were divine. The atmosphere and quality of service were top-notch and we will absolutely be coming here regularly.“

“It was delicious!! Indoor and outdoor dining and very pleasant waiter“

“My 1st experience was great/ friendly and delicious! I’ll be back.“

“We got our wedding cutting cake here and it was absolutely amazing! We had many kosher guests who loved the cake, plus it was dairy and nut free for our many guests who had dietary restrictions. The wedding cake tasting was super fun, they set up a little bistro table in the store for us and had many options to try. The cake was delicious and it was all gone by the end of the night with most people going back for seconds! Karen could not have been nicer during the whole process and they were very accommodating of allergies. Would highly recommend!“

“Excellent music, the employees where great & very attentive, My Açaí / pitaya bowl was delicious thanks guys

Parking: Parking around the block if you get lucky

Kid-friendliness: My siblings loved it“

“I tried this place yesterday for the first time and I am so impressed! So far I’ve had the tabbouleh, the Israeli salad, baked fish with veggies, challah and chocolate babka and they were all so, go good! I still have frozen soups and a mushroom pot pie to try and can’t wait to eat my way through them this week for lunch. The fish was so good I can hardly believe it was frozen. My daughter kept asking for bites so I will be sure to buy multiple next time. I’ve been meaning to try this place and wish I’d gotten here sooner. They are gluten and dairy free and mostly meat free as well. A lot of their ingredients are organic and they use quality oil. They were telling me while I was there that they grind some of their flours in house. You can taste the quality! It’s so nice to have a safe, healthy and DELICIOUS option for take out! This place is worth the trip and I will absolutely be back. 😊“

“Been thinking about Cheryl Ann's for ages -can't wait for them to reopen! Simply the best“

“Been coming to Rami's mostly for their falafel and schnitzel pitas. Along with the diced veggies and hummus, they are tasty sandwiches. The hot sauce gives a nice kick. I'm told that the pitas come from Israel. Food is quite authentic. Their hummus side is inconsistent, can be really good sometimes and too salty other times.

Food prices have gone up quite a bit over the past few years unfortunately. But, there aren't many alternatives in the area. Generally, we can always rely on good stuffed pitas.“

“Coffee and ice cream, what more could you want?“