Gil runs the only kosher butcher shop in Denmark. Here you can by kosher meat and som delicatessen, kosher wine, matzah.
Opening hours:
Monday – closed
Tuesday-Thursday – 10am-5pm
Friday – 8am-1pm
Restaurant Tag: Deli
Carniceria
Carniceria is the only kosher butcher shop in the city and is located in the Old Havana district on Acosta Street. The shop is privately owned by Abraham Berezniak and has been open for nearly 70 years. It provides kosher beef to the country’s Jewish community, but non-Jewish residents as well. A privately owned store is somewhat rare these days because after Castro’s 1959 Revolution, most private businesses were nationalized. Some of the locals believe that the government allowed the butcher shop to remain open to avoid claims of anti-Semitism. Eating meat in Cuba is not trivial. Cows are the property of the state, and Cubans go as far as to say it’s a far worse crime to be caught slaughtering a cow than a person. The shop is managed by Adath Israel, the city’s Orthodox synagogue, and the synagogue’s cantor is the only shohet in the city.
Sandwich Soso
Soso Taweel opened his humble stand in 1952, and passed the well-guarded secrets of the ingrediants and prepration of a hearty Tunisian sandwhich on to his admiring son Yaacov and his wife, who now run the stand. Each sandwhich is served on a soft, white baguette, freshly baked at the pâtisserie next door.
Miri’s Sandwich
Amongst the chaos of stalls lining the alleyways of the exciting Beer Sheva market, those in the know will direct you to a small Tunisian fricassée stall- Sandwich Miri. This little corner is usually inhabited by regular customers. In the midst of the commotion of the small kitchen, Miri prepares all types of stuffed vegetables and fried treats. Her famous stir fry, which keeps customers coming back day after day, is available in a fresh baguette with a side of juicy olives. Tunisian shakshuka is served straight from the pan, for the perfect lunchtime meal!
Kohn’s Kosher Deli
Kohn’s is the only restaurant and deli in St. Louis that can meet all of your kosher needs. Offering a kosher butcher shop, deli, bakery, grocery store, and catering options, we’re certain that we’ll be your only stop for kosher needs.
If you’re in the Creve Coeur area, stop in and try our famous Killer Pastrami Sandwich while you shop for your groceries. If you’re not in St. Louis, no problem! We have an online meat store where you can order kosher meat online and have it sent straight to your door!
Kohn’s Kosher Deli is known for the Killer Pastrami Sandwich. It’s so good that Sauce magazine says,“this is about as perfect as a sandwich can be, and a welcome reminder that the simplest things are often the most satisfying.”. Aside from our pastrami, we serve a number of other sandwiches and lunch options in our Creve Coeur location. In our kosher deli, you can find hot dogs, salads, wraps, and incredible side dishes. If you’re hungry visit our Restaurant Menu for more details.
Quality kosher meat is very important to us. Our butchers can meet your requests for the cut you want and recommend various styles based on your needs. All the meat we prepare is locally sourced from farmers. We offer a wide variety of meats like chicken, turkey, beef, veal, bison, and more. Visit our Butcher page to learn more about what we offer.
Lupo Fish Deli
For those who are fond of fish delicacies, Lupa Fish Deli is the place to visit. This traditional delicatessen is located inconspicuously on the corner of a side street. For decades, Lupo has conquered the realm of homemade fish, preparing botargo (a cured fish roe, typically from tuna), bonito (popularly eaten grilled, pickled, or backed), and soused herring (with a mild marinade). Whilst at Lupo, be sure to pick up some smoked salmon and okra salad as well!
Haim Rafael
Amongst all of the famous delis in the Levinsky market, Haim Rafael is the largest and most well-known of all. The Rafael family personally cares for the needs of the deli, from supplies to preparations. However, it is not just the locals that take advantage of the wonderful place – many restaurants also purchase their secret ingredients from this magical shop.
Turk Lachmajun
Turk Lachmajun not only has one of the best shawarmas in Israel, but also a full Turkish menu! Hunger enducing smells engulf visitors the moment they walk in, which has been the case since this restaurant was established. On the menu, one can find a thin and perfected lachmajun pita, a selection of stuffed vegetables, and kebabs to die for. This restaurant is always packed with hungry diners who know where to find satisfaction!
Yom Tov Deli
In 1947, Yomtov Levy had already opened a delicatessen in Turkey. When he arrived in Tel Aviv in the sixties, he envisioned his deli opening once again. Yom Tov Deli proudly serves homemade marzipan, jam, and almond cookies. On the savory side, cheeses, salads, and pickled fish quench patron’s appetites. Shopping at Yom Tov always turns out a tad pricier than expected though, as it is too easy to succumb to delicious treats which weren’t on your intended shopping list!
Basher Fromagerie
When standing at the doorstep of Basher Fromagerie, the size of the store makes it difficult to believe that this is the biggest cheese shop in the country. But don’t let the size deceive you. Upon realizing that you are looking at more than 1000 types of cheese, most of which are Israeli, it quickly becomes clear as to why they hold the title! Eli Basher fell in love with the European cheese culture in Paris and now imports cheeses, beers, wines and more, in an attempt to share his love of high quality delicacies. If you are looking for a specific kind of cheese, you are sure to find it at Basher Fromagerie.
