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February in Florida In Your Own Private Kosher Villa with Florida Kosher Villas

Florida Kosher Villas still has a few kosher vacation homes available for this February. What does Florida Kosher Villas provide? It is best described in one sentence: Providing exclusive vacations in surroundings that are strictly kosher, sparkling clean, and focused on relaxation and family fun. We are excited to write about Kosher Florida Villas, because we booked with them in the past. The hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Weinberger, both came to see us when we arrived. The personal service they provide is legendary. The main service they give, is of course, the kosher villa. What they do is that they have homes they manage and book. Each of them has a full kosher kitchen and most have pools and outdoor hot tubs or a Jacuzzi. Both besides for providing the actual kosher home, in this North Miami Beach Jewish community, they also provide other services. It includes, booking your meal at the best kosher restaurants, full kosher shopping guides and more. For a list of kosher vacati…

Jewish and Kosher Vacation and Travel Guide for the 2016 Summer Season

This weekend is the official kick off to the 2016 summer season! Many Frum and Jewish families that go to the “mountains” or as the old timers simply call it “The Country” are heading out to start their summer season this weekend. The Independence Day holiday of July Fourth is on a Monday this year which is also extending the weekend so many families will take advantage of an extra long holiday weekend to start their 2016 summer vacation. We here, at Kosher Travel Info, have invested countless hours to help you get the most out of 2016 summer vacation season. No matter if you have your own weekend or summer vacation home in the mountains, rent a bungalow or just go away for a few days to a kosher hotel or a Bed & Breakfast. No matter where your next vacation or weekend getaway will take you this summer. From upstate New York, to the mountains of Switzerland. Below are some of the special features to help you plan your Jewish and Kosher vacation. Kosher Vacations This …

A complete kosher food and dining listings for the entire state of Florida

This makes it very easy to plan your kosher vacation trip to Florida and find all your needs on one map including Minyan, kosher restaurants, kosher supermarkets, hotels and Mikvah all on the map in the area of your FL destination A complete kosher food and dining listings for the entire state of Florida. The list includes Kosher Restaurants organized by meat restaurants, dairy restaurants and parve restaruants. We worked very hard the past few weeks to make sure our Florida Jewish and Kosher Directory is up to date. We double checked listings, added kosher restaurants, edited the hours of operations and added web sites to listings. (more…)

Trend: Frum Jewish families shifting from vacationing in bungalow colonies in the Catskills to Kosher Hotels and Resorts

For those of us over 40 years, we all remember “Going to the Country!” This is what we called when our families packed up all our belongings including clothing, food, pots and pans, loaded them all in the station van and headed north from New York City into the Catskills. (more…)

Lakewood, New Jersey Residents are petitioning KRM (a.k.a. Kollel Grocery) from Borough Park, Brooklyn to open a branch in Lakewood

On June 23, 2015, a group calling itself Lakewood Residents started an online petition to get the famous KRM Supermarket from Borough Park in Brooklyn, NY to open a similar supermarket in Lakewood. They claim that they need a reasonable supermarket to sell kosher food products at discounted prices and I agree too. Lots of fancy kosher supermarkets opened in the past ten years in every Frum, Jewish neighborhood. These include Brooklyn area kosher super stores like Pomegranate in Flatbush, The Chestnut in Williamsburg, Gourmet Glatt Market in Boro Park, Rockland Kosher Supermarket and lately Evergreen Kosher Market in Monsey (Rockland County), New York. I’m not here to bash these fancy kosher supermarkets. There is a need for them. Today’s Frum Balei Bustas (Jewish Home Makers) are demanding fancier stores and better shopping experience than what their parents did. We also have a lot more working professional women who need the conveience of more prepared food and pre-cooke…