The Roman Jewish community in Italy is the oldest in the world outside Israel. Until 1870 the Roman Jews were confined to the ghetto, where they held on firmly to their traditions.
Because they were poor people, their traditional simple style of cooking endured. It could be that the traditional plain cooking of the pagans and Christians of ancient Rome is an imitation of their Jewish neighbors.
I am pleased to offer today, exclusively in Manhattan, the novelty of a traditional, authentic and delicate Kosher Cuisine of Rome to all those who are in search of tastes that are out of the ordinary.
– Giuseppe & Paolo Lattanzi
Location: Va bene Kosher Cuisine of Rome
1589 2nd Avenue (Bet. 82nd & 83rd St.)
New York, NY 10028 – Mapquest >
By Train: 6 local Train @ 77th or 86 St. Station 4 or 5 express Train @ 86 St. Station. Walk from Lexington Av. to 2nd Avenue
Reservations are suggested
Please call 212-517-4448
For catering and private parties please call 212-517-4448