The South Florida Community Voice - January 18, 2024 Mega Mid Winter Break Edition by Jewish Link Marketing Solutions

CANDLE LIGHTING

W E E K LY

JANUARY 19 / ‫ ט׳ שבט‬/ ‫פרשת בא‬

ISRAEL AT WAR DAY 103

CANDLE LIGHTING: 5:35 PM SHABBOS ENDS: 6:32 PM

NN UA YM 18 4 LUME 1, NUMBER 1 M AY - J U N E 2 0 2 3 / SJIA VA - R TA U,Z2, 05274 8 3/ 8 S H E VAT, 5 7 8 VO

YOUR GUIDE TO YESHIVA BREAK Includes Activities & Restaurants

INSIDE

It is a great privilege to present the South Florida Community Voice. This weekly publication features updates, articles, and advertisements from local businesses. We are proudly affiliated with the finest and most reputable business owners and service providers of South Florida’s thriving Jewish communities. This widely-read Community Voice stands out as South Florida’s largest direct-mail publication, uniting the Jewish communities of:

Orlando (Pesach/Sukkot) Palm Beach Boynton Beach Delray Beach Boca Raton Deerfield Beach Parkland Coral Springs Coconut Creek Pompano Beach Sunrise Lauderdale

Plantation Fort Lauderdale Hollywood Davie Cooper City Pembroke Pines Hallandale Beach Aventura North Miami Beach Sunny Isles Bal Harbour Surfside Miami Beach

CONTACT US TODAY TO PLACE YOUR AD! TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY RATES. Rabbi Eliyahu Segal Publisher, CEO Phone: 954.662.5054 Email: info@tsfcommunityvoice.com

For inquiries or to submit articles, kindly contact the editor via email at: editor@tsfcommunityvoice.com. Weekly submission deadline: MONDAY 9PM

Community Snaps

JEMS Family Fun Day

Your Guide to Yeshiva Break in South Florida

Zucker Hebrew Academy Embarks On An Exciting Journey

Kosher Recipes Made Easy

© The South Florida Community Voice Magazine. All rights reserved. Reproduction in printed or digital form in whole or in part in any form without prior written permission is prohibited. The publisher reserves all right to edit all articles for clarity, space and editorial sensitivities. Submissions cannot be returned to sender. The South Florida Weekly Magazine is not responsible for the cash flow of any advertised product or service that appears in these pages. The South Florida Community Voice Magazine assumes no responsibility for the content of articles or advertisements in this publication, nor for the content of books that are referred to or excerpted herein.

575 East New York Ave, Brooklyn NY 11225 99 Washington Ave, Suﬀern NY 10901 1 Bank Street, Stamford, CT, 06901

You work on your business We’ll work on your loan SBA Loan Group helps small business owners access capital to grow their business. By using SBA loan program,your business can better build value by reducing down payments and funding working capital.The loans can be used to purchase commercial real estate when the business occupies at least 51% of the property with as little as 10% down. There are also options with NO MONEY DOWN! Funds can also be used for buying equipment, buying out a partner, inventory and working capital To qualify • At least 1 year in business and cash ﬂow to support loan payments, veriﬁed by tax returns • 680 credit, no bankruptcies, no open judgments, no outstanding tax liens

Call for more information!

Mendy (347) 409-0101 mendy@sbaloangroup.com

Yankie (718) 744-7459 yankie@sbaloangroup.com J A N U A R Y 1 8 , 2 0 2 4 / P. 5

J A N U A R Y 1 8 , 2 0 2 4 / P. 7

COME CHECK OUT FLORIDA'S NEWEST KOSHER SUPERMARKET

OPEN UNTIL 10 PM EVERY THURSDAY

Grocery BLOOM'S CORN CHIPS (REG/BBQ) 1OZ $0.59

B&B PRETZEL STICKS $2.49-2.79

5 FOR $2.49, 10 FOR $4.39

GEFEN CHUNK LIGHT TUNA IN WATER 6OZ $2.39

$1.99

HASHACHAR PARVE CHOCOLATE SPREAD 16OZ $4.49

2 FOR $5.99

GEFEN NOODLE SOUPS $1.59

2 FOR $6.99

ZETOV MINI JELL CUPS $3.99

$1.29, 12 FOR $13.99

$2.15, 10 FOR $19.99

Fridge

OREO ORIGINAL 5.4OZ $3.99

$2.99

15% OFF

MACABEE MINI PIZZA BAGELS 24CT $10.49

BUY 3, GET 1 FREE GIVAT KIDS YOGURTS $0.89

10 FOR $6.99

HAOLAM STRING CHEESE 18OZ $14.99

$12.99

Wine

$1.49

MEAL MART AMAZING MICROWAVE MEALS $5.99-8.99

Frozen

FOODERIE HOMEMADE DIPS $4.99

NUGO BARS 1.7OZ $1.89

$7.99

GIVAT YOGOLITE YOGURTS $1.39

4 FOR 3.99

UNGAR'S GEFILTE FISH 20OZ $11.49

MEHADRIN ICE CREAMS 1/2 GAL $12.99

ANGEL BAKERIES FROZEN PITA 4CT $3.19

J2 FALAFEL BALLS 12OZ $4.99

$8.99

SHOR HABOR CHICKEN WINGS $3.59/LB

2 FOR $4.99

$2.79/LB

$10.99

$3.99

Household

Produce $1.49

NER TEALIGHTS BOX 50CT $4.69

BUTTERNUT SQUASH

A SET ABOVE CLASSIC DINNERWARE SET 10CT $29.99

CELERY

$3.49, 2 FOR $5.99

$.99/LB 5% OFF ALL WINES 10% OFF ANY 4 BOTTLES 15% OFF ANY 12 BOTTLES

HURRY!

SPECIALS ARE GOOD UNTIL

JANUARY 23rd

$19.99

DÉCOR HOT CUPS WITH LIDS 50CT $14.49

MANGO

$2.99/EA

$11.99

WINTER HOURS: SUNDAY 9 AM-7 PM

MON-WED 8 AM-8 PM

THURSDAY 8 AM-10 PM

FRIDAY 8 AM-3 PM

5651 CORAL RIDGE DRIVE, CORAL SPRINGS FL 33076 (RIGHT OFF EXIT 14 OF THE SAWGRASS) Store - 954-752-0008 Whatsapp - 954-706-8991 P. 8 / T S F C O M M U N I T YVO I C E .C O M

J A N U A R Y 1 8 , 2 0 2 4 / P. 9

OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE

For Rent

PRESENTS

MIAMI SQUARE 633 NE 167th Street North Miami Beach, Fl 33162

Beautiful views 24 Hr Video Surveillance plus other security measures On-site management 2 Brand New Elevators Daily Mincha 8th Floor Includes: Wifi Conference Room Kitchenette Area

Yaakov Rosenberg 845-304-3685 yaakov@ybrteam.com @ybrteam1

P. 1 0 / T S F C O M M U N I T YVO I C E .C O M

J A N U A R Y 1 8 , 2 0 2 4 / P. 1 1

COMMUNITY NEWS

JEMS Family Fun Day (Courtesy of JEMS) Despite the rainy weather on Sunday, January 7th, the energy and enthusiasm of the volunteers and participants at JEMS Academy’s first ever Family Fun Day could not be dampened. The community turned out in force, and thoroughly enjoyed themselves. One mother said, “I had to literally drag my kids out of there!” Laser Tag, a rock climbing wall, bounce houses, game booths, prizes, food trucks, icecream, cotton candy and popcorn all contributed to a successful event that appealed to a variety of ages and abilities. Volunteers from three schools, Bais Yaakov, Hillel and Bnos Toras Emes, converged to ensure full staffing for the ticket counter, booths and rides. What really set these volunteers apart was their sparkling eyes and brilliant smiles as they each steadfastly carried out their jobs,

P. 1 2 / T S F C O M M U N I T YVO I C E .C O M

despite the rain. Almost all of the JEMS students and their families were in attendance, and it was heartwarming to see the outpouring of love toward them from all sides. Students who have previously integrated with their special JEMS friends were so excited to be reunited with them. Students who currently integrate in the playground and classroom eagerly greeted the JEMS students. One mother described how her 5th grader came home “bubbling over with joy that she finally, finally, finally got to join the JEMS cuties as a 5th grader - she waited allllll last year…She told me that from now on we couldn’t get to school late because she needed to be there on time to go to JEMS.” The organic growth and acceptance of all the students integrating with JEMS has been astonishing. Currently, four community schools have their students

integrating with JEMS students. One teacher marveled at how easily her students interact with these children, as until now she herself has been uncomfortable around people with special needs. Another teacher enthused that she has never seen such prodigious growth in her students in all the years she has been teaching; their sensitivity to and acceptance of children with different abilities is unparalleled, and they just truly love them. JEMS is a program in North Miami Beach providing therapy-infused education to Jewish children with a variety of special needs, ensuring they can each achieve the highest degree of knowledge, Jewish practice, self-esteem, and independence possible. Visit https://jemsacademy.org/ for more information or to apply.

J A N U A R Y 1 8 , 2 0 2 4 / P. 1 3

COMMUNITY NEWS

“Amud HaYomi” Set to Commence Mesechta Shabbos Gedolei Yisrael Offer Resounding Endorsement and Urge the Learning for Klal Yisrael’s Ultimate Protection By Chaim Gold “It is a time of war, a time when we need so much shemirah! How can we achieve shemirah? How can we invoke rachamei shomayim for all of Am Yisrael, for the soldiers at the front, for all those who live in Eretz Yisrael and for all Yidden around the world who are under attack?” exclaimed HaGaon HaRav Yitzchok Zilberstein, shlita, Rav of Ramat Elchanan and one of the leading senior poskim of our time. “The answer is simple! It is staring us in the face. It is a oneword answer. ‘Shabbos!’ Yes, when we keep Shabbos, enhance our shemiras Shabbos, Shabbos keeps us, Shabbos guards us from difficulty and tragedy!” Those passionate words of Rav Zilberstein were said at a seminal meeting with leaders of hanhalas Dirshu, led by the Nasi of Dirshu, Rav Dovid Hofstedter, shlita. Rav Zilberstein was commenting on the hashgacha pratis that Dirshu’s two most popular learning programs will embark shortly on learning Masechta Shabbos - both Dirshu’s widely popular Amud HaYomi program and Daf HaYomi B’Halacha. Shabbos is Shemirah! Since its inception on Rosh Chodesh Cheshvan of this year, the Amud HaYomi program has opened nearly 1,000 shiurim the world over attracting more than 100,000 participants! The new daily limud “yomi’ with which Dirshu has gifted Klal Yisrael has taken off in an unprecedented way, literally conquering the hearts and minds of Klal Yisrael - whether it is baalei battim seeking a limud that enables them to gain a kinyan and have a geshmak; whether it is kollel yungeleit seeking a systematic way of being koneh Shas while simultaneously learning it in a non-superficial way; whether it is bachurim¸ yes, thousands of bachurim, who have taken to the limud! There are even a number of yeshivos that actually have so many bochurim learning as part of the program that Dirshu has agreed to make those yeshivos into monthly testing sites, so that the bachurim do not even have to leave yeshiva to take the tests. The Amud HaYomi will be beginning Masechta Shabbos in less than four weeks, 9 Adar 1/February 18, and it was about this that Rav Yitzchok Zilberstein and numerous other Gedolei Yisrael with whom Dirshu met have expressed their joy. “Shabbos is a shemirah,” is the message that came through loud and clear. Not only will the Amud HaYomi begin learning Masechta Shabbos but Dirshu’s other massive program, its Daf HaYomi B’Halacha daily learning program will also embark on hilchos Shabbos, Chelek Gimmel of the Mishnah Berurah in a few months’ time. Thus, not only will lomdim be able to learn Masechta Shabbos with the Amud HaYomi, but at the very same time as they are deeply immersed in the sugyos of hilchos Shabbos they will also be able to P. 1 4 / T S F C O M M U N I T YVO I C E .C O M

learn the halacha l’maaseh of Shabbos with the Daf HaYomi B’Halacha program. Leading Gedolei Yisrael including HaGaon HaRav Dov Landau, shlita, have urged the learning of hilchos Shabbos as a shemirah in response to the war that has been raging since Simchas Torah. Currently, anyone participating in Dirshu’s two flagship programs, has the opportunity to not only achieve a kinyan in Masechta Shabbos and hilchos Shabbos but also to bring rachamei shomayim upon Klal Yisrael who needs it so much during these trying times. Twin Powers: Shabbos and Achdus When hanhalas Dirshu met with the Vizhnitzer Rebbe, shlita in his home in Bnei Brak, Dirshu’s Rabbi Shlomo Rozenstein asked the Rebbe, “In what area should we seek to be mechazek ourselves in light of the current matzav?” “Shabbos is the mekor habracha,” the Rebbe responded, “The Torah was given on Shabbos. Likras Shabbos lechu v’neilcha, when we come and meet Shabbos by engaging in learning about Shabbos and learning the halachos of Shabbos, we tap into the source of our bracha and that endows Klal Yisrael with a special shemirah.” The Rebbe then turned his focus to Rav Hofstedter and highlighted another important ideal that brings Hashem’s shemirah on Klal Yisrael, the ideal of achdus, of bringing so much unity among Klal Yisrael. He said, “Dirshu has the zechus to bring tens of thousands of Yidden together in learning the Torah hakedosha. They are coming likras Shabbos, to greet the Shabbos by learning the Gemara and halachos of Shabbos. Embarking on this with so many Yidden together is a tremendous manifestation of achdus. Certainly, the twin powers of achdus and Shabbos contain within them the most important ingredients needed by Klal Yisrael to prevail in these difficult times!” concluded the Vizhnitzer Rebbe. Siyum On Masechta Brachos In Vienna History was made just over one-hundred years ago when the Daf Hayomi was established by Rav Meir Shapiro at the First Kenessia Gedolah in 1923 in Vienna. Now, history will once again be made on February 19 when the first Siyum of the Amud Hayomi cycle will be held in the same hall in Vienna

on Mesechta Brochos. The Siyum in the Sofiensäle Hall will I”YH be graced by many Gedolim from across the world, commemorating this historical event. HaGaon HaRav Chizkiyahu Mishkovsky, shlita, venerated Mashgiach of Yeshiva Orchos Torah and a talmid muvhak of HaGaon HaRav Aharon Leib Shteinman, delineated the remarkable, unprecedented success of the new Dirshu Amud HaYomi program as it is poised to conclude Masechta Brachos and embark on Masechta Shabbos. He asked a question. “Why was Yehuda chosen by Yaakov Avinu to go to Mitzrayim before the other brothers to establish a yeshiva in Goshen? We know that shevet Yissochor was a shevet of Gedolei Torah. Why couldn’t Yissochor establish the yeshiva?” He answered in the name of the Nesivos Shalom of Slonim, that after a yeshiva has already been established, you can find many people who can give shiurim and help keep the yeshiva running properly. However, when it comes to starting a yeshiva, building a foundation for a new makom Torah, you need a ‘gur aryeh,’ a lion like Yehuda, a revolutionary leader who has the power, initiative and tenacity to make sure it happens in the best way possible. This pshat came to mind when I was thinking about the new, revolutionary Amud HaYomi program that Rav Hofstedter and Dirshu have gifted to Klal Yisrael,” Rav Mishkovsky continued. “Just think when Rav Meir Shapiro established the Daf HaYomi, it was an extremely ambitious project. The program would not have caught on and become a Klal Yisrael limud without the support of the Gedolei Yisrael of that time, especially the support of the Imrei Emes of Ger. In this case, we have seen this program become a Klal Yisrael program in a matter of weeks or a few months!” Rav Mishkovsky exclaimed. “We see baalei battim who have so identified with the program because it allows for time to have a geshmak in learning. We see kollel yungeleit grabbing onto the program because it affords them a plan to learn Shas at a pace that they can understand and retain the knowledge. We see bachurim who have found such newfound energy in learning as a result of the program’s having caught on and even becoming an official seder in some yeshivos. Without a doubt this program is a tremendous zechus for Klal Yisrael!” Perhaps Rav Yitzchok Zilberstein best encapsulated the Torah’s view on this by saying, “Everyone in Klal Yisrael must be involved in the battle for Eretz Yisrael. Torah is akin to our atom bomb. It is the ultimate shemirah for Klal Yisrael and when Yidden embark on learning Masechta Shabbos and hilchos Shabbos with diligence and complete focus, there is no better shemirah for all of Klal Yisrael!”

COMMUNITY SNAPS Young Israel of Hollywood-Ft. Lauderdale Rabbi Weinstock, of Young Israel of Hollywood-Ft. Lauderdale, traveled to Washington DC to advocate for national elected officials on behalf of Israel and the American Jewish community.

Florida delegation to the OU Advocacy Mission with Senator Marco Rubio.

Rabbi Weinstock meeting with his representative, Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman-Schultz.

Yeshivat Torat Yosef

The ten plagues made their way into our school this week- whether crawling, walking, roaring, rushing, or flying, it was there.

Children had hands-on experiences exploring the Maakot, with highlights including visits from “Sefardi the Sefardea” (a live frog) and observing crickets resembling a locust invasion. A blend of Torah and Science at its best!

“10 Maakot, Maakot 10 the Mitzrim were punished again and again.”

Youth Havdala Glow Party

The Youth Havdala Glow Party at Young Israel of Hollywood-Ft. Lauderdale on January 13th featured a vibrant Glow in the Dark White Out Havdala. Attendees enjoyed music, dancing, ice cream, and more, making it a night of pure enjoyment. P. 1 6 / T S F C O M M U N I T YVO I C E .C O M

COMMUNITY SNAPS Young Israel of Hollywood - Ft. Lauderdale

Chabad’s Education Center

Josh Bellehsen, Yuval Baruch-El, & Jordan Alkobi enjoying Tanach & Tea with Rabbi Josh Rosenberg at Young Israel of Hollywood-Ft. Lauderdale.

Boca Raton Synagogue

Completion of the first floor at Chabad’s Education Center in Highland Lakes. Credit: ChabadChayil.org/Build.

BRS hosted the former President of Israel, Reuven Rivlin.

Yeshiva of Miami

Hachnosas Sefer Torah at YOM.

Shorashim

Rabbi Ayal Amrami delivering a Shiur at Shorashim. J A N U A R Y 1 8 , 2 0 2 4 / P. 1 7

COMMUNITY NEWS

Zucker Hebrew Academy Embarks On An Exciting Journey (Courtesy of Zucker Hebrew Academy) “Zucker Hebrew Academy embarks on an exciting journey,” shares Rabbi Avraham Mitgang, the Head of School in Hollywood, Florida. “Establishing a Torah-true school for an underserved part of our community is a unique and awesome opportunity.” For many in established Jewish communities, the concept of creating a dual-curriculum school providing authentic Torah education for families who may not yet fully embrace kosher practices or observe Shabbat might raise eyebrows. The question lingers: “Why would these families choose a Jewish school for their children?” In reality, there’s a surprisingly receptive audience for a Jewish education among families who hold warm sentiments towards Yiddishkeit and wish for their children to grow up with a strong commitment to their Jewish identity. However, several obstacles often stand in the way. Foremost among them is the challenge of tuition. Families who never envisioned the need to pay for private school education, especially when public school is a free alternative, might be hesitant to consider the idea. This is particularly true for those who grew up in Israel with culturally Jewish education provided at no cost. Another concern is the worry about a general studies education that matches public school standards. There’s a prevailing fear that by not fully participating in secular society, these families might be hindering their children’s chances of success. Additionally, the feeling of not fitting in with the parent body of most Jewish schools, especially when other parents conspicuously adhere to religious practices, adds to the hesitation. Zucker Hebrew Academy aims to reshape this narrative, offering an exceptional opportunity to overcome these barriers. Through Florida State vouchers P. 1 8 / T S F C O M M U N I T YVO I C E .C O M

and various scholarships, the academy ensures that these families can indeed afford a Jewish school education for their children. Addressing concerns about the quality of secular education, ZHA has invested time and resources, supported by dedicated backers, to bring in top-notch curriculum and teachers. Noteworthy features, such as the STEAM Makerspace room, verticallyintegrated Origo math curriculum, and an ELA program based on the science of reading, underscore the commitment to providing a high-quality education. While

these elements might not be typical for a young school, they serve as compelling reasons to attract more Jewish children through its doors. Importantly, Zucker Hebrew Academy fosters a sense of belonging among parents. The academy’s community is characterized by vibrant family programming, creating a welcoming environment for all. What truly sets ZHA apart is its limudei kodesh component, almost indistinguishable from any standard, authentic Torah day school. Children learn parsha, yomim tovim, kriya, kesiva, Chumash, and, as they grow older, mishnayos, yedios klaliyos, and gemara. We hope that these children will continue their journey in Yiddishkeit, well-equipped with the skills and knowledge gained at ZHA. Authentic Torah education is the key to illuminating neshamos and enhancing kavod Shamayim. Mrs. Staci Berry, an experienced educator and principal of Zucker Hebrew Academy, takes pride in all that has been accomplished. “At Zucker Hebrew Academy, we don’t just teach curriculum; we teach children! These children are special, and they deserve the best we can possibly offer.” Rabbi Mitgang and Mrs. Berry extend an invitation to everyone to come and take a tour of ZHA, witnessing firsthand just how exceptional it really is. In light of its rapid expansion, Zucker Hebrew Academy is actively seeking dedicated educators to join its dynamic team. Teachers, rebbeim, and moros who are growth-oriented, harbor a deep understanding and love for children, and believe in fostering hands-on, engaging classrooms are encouraged to apply. Rabbi Mitgang personally welcomes inquiries and applications, which can be directed to rabbimitgang@zuckerhebrewacademy.org.

P. 2 0 / T S F C O M M U N I T YVO I C E .C O M

COMMUNITY NEWS

J A N U A R Y 1 8 , 2 0 2 4 / P. 2 1

COMMUNITY NEWS

P. 2 2 / T S F C O M M U N I T YVO I C E .C O M

B"H

Why You Need Minisplits!

Wondering what a minisplit does? More like, what doesn't it do? Minisplits are your all-in-one solution to year-round comfort. They provide heating, cooling, and a dehumidifier, all in a single compact package. And the best part? They do it all at a fraction of the cost of traditional AC systems, meaning big savings on your electricity bills. Choose stress-free comfort! Next day installation, no ductwork, and we leave your home as clean as we found it.

BREEZE

786 490 4101 Reliable, Licensed and Insured.

SCAN TO CHAT WITH US ON WHATSAPP

J A N U A R Y 1 8 , 2 0 2 4 / P. 2 3

BUSINESS

Don’t Get Roasted By Shalom Markman

I was desperate to make a sale. It was my third month in sales, and I had already been doubting my abilities when an unsuspecting coffee manufacturer came into my peripheral vision. At that time, my monthly commission was a mere one hundred and fifty dollars per month. My wife can attest. I wasn’t salaried or even hourly. This business had no choice. I was determined to bring them on as a client. I had been door knocking that day and I welcomed myself in. I immediately knew it was above my head being the new agent I was at the time. I talked a good talked and they gave me a shot. I unfortunately oversold myself. Thinking back, I’m really ashamed. I remember their first transaction. It was a fairly large customer invoice. Our bank held up the funds. Because of my inexperience, I hadn’t properly set them up with the appropriate limits. My phone started ringing off the hook. They wanted their money. I was a nervous wreck. I think I was more relieved the day they dropped my services than when our bank actually funded them. Years later, I still live with this lesson. I’m now so careful not to oversell that I’ll often find myself consulting businesses away from using my own company, while suggesting either an alternative or advising that they stay with their current service. One such scenario played out earlier this week. I woke up with a message in my inbox. A business P. 2 4 / T S F C O M M U N I T YVO I C E .C O M

had gotten in touch. They were interested in the service I offer. The message in my inbox read, “Hi, my name is Sara. It was mentioned that your service can reduce our costs by passing it to our customers. It would be a great help to hear more about this.” I was honored and felt exuberant. I used to spend weeks cold calling and door knocking before I would even get a decent lead, let alone a sale. How far I’ve come. I now woke up to a lead. When a customer comes knocking, the number one question I ask myself is whether I’m a value add to their business? If the answer is yes, they’ll have my undivided attention. If the answer is no, I’ll have their undivided attention and advise accordingly. In this scenario, although I could’ve saved them thousands of dollars yearly, I advised them against me. They currently had an online check checkout system that worked seamlessly with their website. Using my services would have added an extra step in the sales process. While it might be a simple one, it would incorporate an added manual step for both parties. Once a customer has to think twice, the sale is less likely to happen, and I didn’t think saving these few thousand dollars yearly was worthwhile for them to take this gamble. Rebecca Montag, blogger, 8fig (https://

www.8fig.co/blog/lost-sales/ ) explains how “once a customer chooses the product they wish to purchase and add it to their cart, you want to get them to complete the checkout process as quickly as possible. The more steps are involved or the longer it takes to check out, the more opportunities they have to change their mind. In order to cut down on lost sales, make sure that the checkout process is fast, simple, and secure.” I advised them to keep with their current set up. Taking care of clients must be priority number one, two, and three. Once we’re able to verify that we have the value our customers require, your allowed to cash in too. Our clients’ needs are there to benefit both. Putting ourselves first, however, is selfish and will come back to bite. Just ask the coffee roasters. My goal when selling is to be in a position where it feels good to confidently give the right advice whether or not it affects my bank account.

Shalom Markman started selling merchant services by door knocking in NYC. He currently lives in Norfolk VA with his family and visits Florida when he gets hungry or brings on a new client. You can find him on LinkedIn.

‫בס’’ד‬

HOLLYWOOD

DEERFIELD BEACH

FOR

Sale

FOR

$110,000

Sale

182 Westbury #J Circle Deerfield Beach, Fl 33442

$539,000 7528 Taft Street Hollywood, Fl 33024

g n i d n e Sale P MIDTOWN MIAMI

FOR

Rent

FOR

$1,800/m

Sale

1315 NE Miami Court Miami, Fl 33132

apartments still availble for rent

$579,000 1510 N 73rd Way

Hollywood, Fl. 33024

t e k r a Off M NEW WEBSITE!!

Yaakov Rosenberg Direct: 305-509-5353 Ext. 1

Yaakov@ybrteam.com www.ybrteam.com

J A N U A R Y 1 8 , 2 0 2 4 / P. 2 5

REAL ESTATE

Two Factors That Will Shape Your Finances and Future in 2024 By Shmuel Shayowitz A cartographer and a meteorologist applied for the same job at a top tech company. During the interview, they were asked why they chose their careers. The cartographer said, “I wanted a career where I could map out my success.” The meteorologist replied, “I chose mine to forecast my own bright future.” The interviewer, amused, said, “Well, one of you will find this the perfect climate for growth, while the other might find themselves in uncharted territory!” That short anecdotal tale is the perfect segue to the two key themes that I believe will dominate this year and significantly impact your finances and future: “Jobs” and “Geography.” The year will conclude with a new president of the United States. I will go out on a limb and say that I don’t think Joe Biden will be the Democratic candidate come November. Feel free to reach out privately to find out what I think about this topic. Regardless, it will be another nail-biting showdown of red states versus blue states and expect anything but a tame battle till the end of this geographical faceoff. By now, we know that the Federal Reserve has forecasted three rate cuts in 2024, starting as early as March. Unfortunately, I think the Fed will begin cutting rates much later than expected and will ultimately be forced to cut rates much lower than their projections. I believe this will be because of a very unhealthy economy and a continued weakening jobs market. On paper, the unemployment rate is near historic lows, but it is anything but that. Even the most recent Bureau of Labor Statistics report from last Friday, which showed 216,000 jobs being created, has turned out to be misrepresented. In reality, December’s jobs report revealed that close to 700k people P. 2 6 / T S F C O M M U N I T YVO I C E .C O M

stopped looking for work and were therefore removed from statistical calculations. Experts revealed that a record 8.69 million people now hold multiple jobs and confirmed that since June, the economy has shed 1.5 million fulltime workers and added 796,000 part-time workers. Specific to the Jobs market, I have another radical prediction. Faced with job insecurity, more individuals will reevaluate their career paths, often leading to geographic moves seeking better opportunities or more fulfilling work. This shift will not just be about job availability but also about pursuing passions and craving work-life balance. I have partnered with a Career Coaching company to help those new to the workforce or those looking for a change optimize their opportunities. If you or your child needs help in this regard, don’t hesitate to reach out. So, the Fed will cut rates. Then what? Borrowing costs will go down, and that will have a direct impact on home prices. Logic says that as rates go down, home prices will go up. That will be true in many areas, but again, geography will play a considerable factor. There will be some regions and states that might see a slowdown in home appreciation despite lower rates. It will be a very bifurcated

market delineated county-by-county. Illegal migrants, politics, crime, tax policies and other such factors will play a vital part in the diversity of the housing market. Regarding my theme of jobs and geography, I believe Aliyah to Israel will reach new historic highs. There are reports that there has already been a 400% surge in serious consideration for Aliyah since October 7th. It is estimated that over 5 million people will move to Israel over the next few years. Career considerations, housing, and finances are just a few of the vital factors that should begin getting addressed now. Once again, I am happy to help with these discussions as they are now a regular part of my consultations. Indeed, it will be quite the year for most of us. Staying informed, adaptable, and strategically aware will be essential for individuals and businesses aiming to navigate what the wild year of 2024 will bring for your finances and future.

Shmuel Shayowitz (NMLS#19871) is a highly regarded Real Estate & Finance Executive, Writer, Speaker, Coach, and Advisor. He is President and Chief Lending Officer of Approved Funding, a privately held national mortgage banker and direct lender. Shmuel has over twenty years of industry experience, holding numerous licenses and accreditations, including certified mortgage underwriter, licensed real estate agent, residential review appraiser, and accredited investor, to name a few. Shmuel has successfully navigated through many changing markets and business landscapes, making his market insights and experience well-coveted within the real estate industry. He can be reached via email at Shmuel@approvedfunding.com.

REAL ESTATE

THINKING OF SELLING YOUR

BUSINESS?

Mitchell Weinberger with Sunbelt Business Brokers can help you sell your business. • Free Business Brokers Valuation • Friendly, Warm, Smart Service • Always Confidential!

./HVAC COMPANY ./ROOFING COMPANY ./DISTRIBUTION ./CPA ./DAYCARE ./ALF

EXPLORE THE BENEFITS OF SELLING YOUR BUSINESS! Contact us for a free, no-obligation business valuation today.

J A N U A R Y 1 8 , 2 0 2 4 / P. 2 7

Your Guide to Yeshiva Break in South Florida

Attractions & Activities

Fun Things to Do in South Florida!

BUTTERFLY WORLD Butterfly World is a captivating sanctuary where vibrant butterflies flutter amid lush tropical gardens, creating a mesmerizing kaleidoscope of colors. Families can immerse themselves in the enchanting world of these delicate winged creatures, surrounded by the soothing sounds of nature. This immersive experience offers a unique opportunity to witness the magical transformation of caterpillars into graceful butterflies. Tradewinds Park - South, 3600 W Sample Rd, Coconut Creek $22.50 – $32.50

GO ON A SCAVENGER HUNT AMONGST FLAMINGOS IN FLAMINGO GARDENS Go on an adventure at Flamingo Gardens, a wildlife sanctuary where vibrant botanical gardens meet fascinating animal encounters. Join the excitement as kids explore the sanctuary, meet Josh the 600-pound black bear, and embark on an engaging scavenger hunt, weaving through the lush grounds and the enchanting flamingo exhibit. An immersive experience awaits, blending education with excitement in this captivating haven for nature enthusiasts. Adults $21.95, Children 3+ 15.95. There is a 20% discount if you have AAA 3750 S Flamingo Rd, Davie P. 2 8 / T S F C O M M U N I T YVO I C E .C O M

TAKE A DAY TRIP TO MARATHON KEY AND VISIT A WORKING TURTLE HOSPITAL. Embark on a delightful day trip to Marathon Key, where turquoise waters and swaying palms set the stage for a tropical escape. Explore the unique charm of this island paradise and make sure to visit a working Turtle Hospital, where conservation efforts come to life. Witness the rehabilitation of sea turtles and gain insight into the crucial work undertaken to protect these majestic marine creatures, creating lasting memories in this picturesque Florida Keys setting. Learn about sea turtles, get up close, and feed some while being part of the guided educational programs reservations are recommended. Adults: $30.00, Children (4-12 years old): $15.00, Children under 4 are free 2396 Overseas Hwy, Marathon, FL 33050

PLAYTOWN MUSEUM Nestled in Weston, Playtown Museum stands as a vibrant haven for children, offering an engaging indoor play space that sparks creativity and imagination. This whimsical museum invites young minds to explore interactive exhibits, fostering both learning and play in a safe and exciting environment. From hands-on activities to themed play areas, Playtown Museum in Weston promises a delightful experience where children can embark on endless adventures while developing essential skills. Monday – Friday $14 $12 for siblings $17 on Sundays $14 for siblings 153 Weston Rd, Weston, FL 33326

Your Guide to Yeshiva Break in South Florida

MANATEE LAGOON Manatee Lagoon in West Palm Beach is a tranquil waterfront destination where visitors can marvel at the gentle giants of the sea. Nestled along the Intracoastal Waterway, this educational center provides a unique opportunity to observe and learn about manatees in their natural habitat. With an expansive observation deck and interactive exhibits, Manatee Lagoon offers a serene and informative experience for nature enthusiasts of all ages. FREE

Attractions & Activities

MUSEUM OF DISCOVERY AND SCIENCE Where “WOW” happens! Catch a viewing of the state-of-the-art IMAX 3D theater unparalleled to any other viewing experience before a live science demonstration and all access to dozens of exhibits! Family fun with an educational twist! Adult $27 Child (2-12) $22 401 SW 2nd St, Fort Lauderdale

6000 N Flagler Dr, West Palm Beach, FL 33407

PALM BEACH ZOO A non-profit organization and conservation society. Enjoy a koala firsthand experience! Fly over to Lorikeet Loft to have some small, winged friends take a porch on your arm as you have a refreshing drink! Buy Online and Save $2 per Ticket! • Adults starting at $28.95 Seniors (60+) starting at $26.95 Children (3-12) starting at $22.95 Toddlers (0-2) Free 1301 Summit Blvd, West Palm Beach

AIRBOAT TOURS FORT LAUDERDALE Custom built airboats to provide an upscale look at the beautiful Everglades! Take in the serene nature from a view you haven’t had before. Get to get an inside look at the wildlife that exists there with your own eyes. Get up close and personal with the many birds who will journey beside you! (786) 376-1788 info@airboattoursfortlauderdale.com Once you are booked just go to: 15490 Loxahatchee Rd, Pompano Beach

MYTHOS ESCAPES Immerse yourself in thrilling adventures! Use your wits and get to be a part of your own mystery as you race against the clock to work together and escape the room! Each room has its own theme, story and clues, nothing like the other. Try to escape plenty of times! $35 5799 Orange Dr, Davie

GUMBO LIMBO NATURE CENTER & REHAB FACILITY AQUARIUM, WILDLIFE, OUTDOOR RECREATION With the Ashley Trail and Butterfly Garden, the Boardwalk Trail, FAU Research Gallery, Nature Center, Outdoor Marine Aquariums, Sea Turtle Rehabilitation Facility and more there is never a boring day at Gumbo Limbo!! FREE 1801 N Ocean Blvd, Boca Raton J A N U A R Y 1 8 , 2 0 2 4 / P. 2 9

South Florida Gemach Directory SUPPORT GROUPS AND HOTLINES Chizuk Support group for women struggling with infertility Call Sharona at 917-673-6123 Sharsheret Cancer Support Call: 954-416-0087 Shalom Task Force Domestic Abuse Hotline Call: 888-883-2323 Yacholet-Ikann Non-profit organization in Hollywood, FL offering financial assistance for mental health services and 100% Kosher therapeutic housing for young Jewish women with trauma and mental health struggles (786) 992-5036 office@yacholet-ikann.org  acholet-ikann.org People available for support, Advice & Resource Guidance over the phone or in person Seniors Support For seniors looking for someone to talk to. Call or text: 347-324-4039 Free Private Counseling for Women with Breast Cancer Strictly confidential, MSW with 20 years experience Call: 845-721-7062 Ruth & Norman Rales Jewish Family Services Free counseling & help for couples struggling w/ infertility Jaclyn at jaclynt@ralesjfs.org

FOOD Challah Gemach Free Challah for needy families for Shabbos. Call or text: 347-324-4039 Shifra & Puah Meals/Assistance for Postpartum Women Call Esther: 310-866-8261 or Rabbi Benitah: 718-213-1811 Yetiv Lev Food Assistance Emergency assistance, visits and meals for new mothers and others that are sick Contact 786-202-3344 Tomchei Shabbos Miami Kosher Supermarket Contact Rabbi Mendy Cheruty at 305-219-3353 Tomchei Shabbos of Florida Contact Dovie Katz at 786-248-1690 P. 3 0 / T S F C O M M U N I T YVO I C E .C O M

The Cupboard, Jewish Family Services: The Dorit & Ben J. Genet (Broward residents only by appointment) Contact 954-530-7555 Jewish Community Services Food Bank 305-947-8093 Craig’s Pantry 954-648-6359 *The South Florida Community Voice is not responsible for hechsher at pantries. Please verify all food items. CLOTHING The Closet 1840 NE 183rd St. North Miami Beach, FL Next to the Skylake Shul 305-4671928 Goodman Jewish Family Services 954-909-0810 SHIVA Freshly prepared meals for families sitting Shiva Call or text: 347-324-4039 Chesed Shel Emes Helps families cope with all matters related to the care of the deceased: burial, transport, shiva chairs, tables etc. Call: 305-359-5700 or 305-590-8005 MONEY Free Loan Gemach No interest small loans Contact Rina at 347-628-0394 Hebrew Free Loan Association of South Florida Contact 305-933-1187 or 954-706-6236 Loan Gemach North Miami Beach Florida 33162 305-332-3572 The Helping Hands Lending G’mach. Contact Aharon Greenberg: 305-534-7050 or 768-268-9883  HHLendingGmach@gmail. com. HOUSEHOLD Mezuzah Gemach Mezuzahs available to borrow Contact Rabbi Yochanan Klein at 305-450-8287 Free Mezuzahs Mezuzahs available free of charge  ww.myzuzah.org/me/

MISCELLANEOUS

Everything Virtual Gemach for Jewish Families with Financial Difficulties Helps people find an item you need from someone who is donating it. This includes clothing, shoes, toys, books, baby gear, furniture placement, Judaica, Sefarim, sheitels, houseware items and more (everything except medical supplies, coats and gowns) Does not resell anything that is donated* Contact Orit Sabo at 917-3595818 to request an item or to donate an item to someone else For the full Gemach list, please visit: tsfcommunityvoice.com/gemach

HELP WANTED North Miami Beach Restaurant looking for a manager full time or part time please call must have experience 786-553-5028 Writer/Content Creater/Remote Office Assistant available for Part time or full time work. Please contact Laci at 13152503321 or LacianaLeonard5@ gmail.com Looking to hire: Full time (9-5) secretary/ office manager based out of office in Miami Beach. Must have basic computer skills, emails, spreadsheet organizing, quickbooks, and most importantly be a team player with good energy. Pay based upon experience with room for growth. Requirements: must have a vehicle and speak Spanish Send resume and inquiries to Moshe@cmgtgroup. com to schedule an interview The cave is now hiring servers hostess & kitchen staff 954-888-8112 Currently looking for self driven individuals to join our financial firm. We can train & develop you to own your own practice or grow into management positions. Call or WhatsApp 806-290-6618 Aventura/North Miami Beach full-time and part-time security positions available Monday - Friday as well as on the weekends. Morning, afternoon, evening, and overnight shifts available. Must have an active D license and speak English. Bilingual a plus! Please call 239-379-1764 A local Hollywood preschool is looking for a full time bookkeeper. Please reach out to 954625-4580 or email office@baismordechai.com

HELPING HANDS LENDING G’MACH ‫לע”נ שמשון אהרן בן שאול ז”ל‬ ‫פרומא חיה ע”ה בת אפרים מרדכי ז”ל‬

Business For Sale Proﬁtable Home- or Store-based

Flower Delivery Business Serving high-end clients Miami Beach to South Broward since 1937 Top online domain names 45K customer database Training avail.

Alan Rauzin, Lic R.E. Broker If you just need a helping hand, the Helping Hands Lending G’mach can provide interest free loans of up to $10,000 for qualifed borrowers.*

305-968-7505

alanrauzin@gmail.com

*Loan Amount, terms and payments are determined for each loan by the Loan Committee in consultation with the borrower. All information is kept in the strictest confidence. 2 guarantors will be required. As loans are repaid, funds are recycled to make new loans.

Wedding

Car

Camp

Tuition

Debt

Credit Card

Rent

Let us lend you a helping hand! Please contact: HHLendingGmach@gmail.com 305-534-7050 or 786-268-9883

ALL DONATIONS SERVICE NEEDY PEOPLE WITH AFFORDABLE CLOTHING

Got old clothes? Leave ‘em at your Door!

We accept clothing, shoes, accessories, towels & linen in usable condition

schedule your free pickup

Call, text or WhatsApp: 201. 477. 8775

www.pickpurple.org | info@pickpurple.org Profits generate funds for Batya, a program dedicated to empowering teenage girls.

J A N U A R Y 1 8 , 2 0 2 4 / P. 3 1

Restaurants

Your Guide to Yeshiva Break in South Florida

WHERE TO EAT Boca Raton Area Name

Address

Info

Style

Res

Cholov Yisroel

Bar 2 sit

Kid Friendly

Aroma Kosher Market

9200 Glades Road

aromamarket.net

Take Out & Grocery

Bagel Boss* coming soon

22107 Powerline Road

bagelboss.com

Dairy - Casual

Bambu * coming soon

141 NW 20th Street

bambukosher.com

Chinese

Bissli Grill

12355 Hagen Ranch Road

bissligrill.getsauce.com

Israeli -Shawarma

Bowl’d Boca

7600 W Camino Real

bowldboca.com

Healthy

Brendy’s

5970 SW 18th Street

561- 757-3283

Frozen Yogurt

Brendy’s at Yamato

9101 Lakeridge Blvd

561-883-7148

Frozen Yogurt

Burnt Smokehouse & Grill

8177 Glades Road, Bay 21

burntbocafl.com

Meat - Upscale

Café 95 at JARC

21160 95th Ave South

561-558-2550

Dairy & Meat casual

Carmela’s

7600 W Camino Real

carmelasboca.com

Dairy - Casual

Carvel

9176 Glades Road

carvel.com

Ice Cream

Carvel

255 NE Spanish River Blvd

carvel.com

Ice Cream

Carvel

121 1/2 N. Congress Ave

carvel.com

Ice Cream

Carvel

2076 Haverhill Road

carvel.com

Ice Cream

Carvel

4953 W Atlantic Ave

carvel.com

Ice Cream

Century Grill

9060 Kimberly Blvd

561-571-6144

Israeli -Shawarma

Chill & Grill Pita

7158 Beracasa Way

chillngrillpita.com

Israeli -Shawarma

Cinnaholic

141 NW 20th St.

cinnaholicboca.com

Bakery - Parve

Coffee Ark - Food Truck

7900 N Montoya Circle

thecoffeeark.com

Coffee

Ditmas

21077 Powerline Road

Ditmasboca.com

Meat - Casual

Dreamy Cow Ice Cream

6643 Boynton Beach Blvd

561-738-6477

Ice Cream

Glick’s Kosher Market

7351 West Atlantic Ave

glickskoshermarket.com

Take Out & Grocery

Glyk Gelato

7515 FL - 7 Parkland

glyk.com

Ice Cream

Grove Kosher Market

22191 Powerline Road

grovekosher.com

Take Out & Grocery

Jeremiah’s Italian Ice

11602 US Highway 1

jeremiahsice.com

Italian Ice

Jeremiah's Italian Ice

1760 N Congress Ave

jeremiahsice.com

Italian Ice

x x

x x x x x

**ALL ESTABLISHMENTS LISTED ARE CURRENTLY UNDER ORTHODOX KOSHER CERTICATION AS OF PUBLICATION. DIRECT ANY KASHRUT QUESTIONS TO YOUR LOCAL ORTHODOX RABBI.

P. 3 2 / T S F C O M M U N I T YVO I C E .C O M

Be sure to follow @MiamiFoodYenta on Instagram. This list has been republished with permission from Miami Food Yenta.

@MIAMIFOODYENTA

Ari Fraser

Sings the music

for the most important day of your life... Singer, Chazan & Composer,

Ari Fraser

Original and covers of your favorite Jewish and Hebrew music as you walk down the chuppah. @arifrasermusic www.arifrasermusic.com For inquiries contact via email

arifrasermusic@gmail.com or @arifrasermusic (DM)

J A N U A R Y 1 8 , 2 0 2 4 / P. 3 3

Restaurants

Your Guide to Yeshiva Break in South Florida

WHERE TO EAT Boca Raton Area Name

Address

Info

Style

Res

Cholov Yisroel

Bar 2 sit

Kid Friendly

Jeremiah's Italian Ice

8170 Glades Road

jeremiahsice.com

Italian Ice

Jerusalem Grill

22767 State Road 7

jerusalemgrillboca.com

Israeli -Shawarma

Jon’s Place

22191 Powerline Road

561-338-0008

Pizza

Kosher Chobee

4875 Okeechobee Blvd

kosherchobee.com

Israeli -Shawarma

Krispy Kreme

1240 West Hillsboro Blvd

954-420-9130

Donut & Coffee

Lenny's Pizza

9070 Kimberly Blvd

lennypizza.com

Pizza

Lily’s Handmade Ice Cream

4900 Linton Blvd

lilyshandmadeicecream.com

Ice Cream

Lox & Bagel

21065 Powerline Road, Suite A-6

kosherloxnbagel.com

Dairy - Casual

Masada Sushi Truck

Located in Boca - Varies daily

561-343-1970

Sushi

Menchies

7028 W. Palmetto Park Rd #105

menchies.com

Frozen Yogurt

Messubim

7160 Beracasa Way

954-459-7728

Take Out

Naamah

8177 Glades Road Suite 20

561-617-7129

Sushi

Nothing Bundt Cake

8194 Glades Road

nothingbundtcakes.com

Bakery

Oak & Ember

7600 W Camino Real

oakandemberboca.com

Meat - Upscale

Orchids Garden

9045 La Fontana Blvd

orchidsgardenorb.com

Chinese

Pita Pan

23269 State Road 7

pitapanbakery.com

Israeli -Shawarma

Playa Bowls

9982 Glades Road

playabowls.com

Acai & Smoothies

Pure Green

7036 West Palmetto Park Road

puregreen.com

Acai & Smoothies

Rave

7600 W Camino Real

raveboca.com

Pizza

Rita's of Deerfield

1305 S Military Trail

ritasice.com

Italian Ice & Custard

Smash House Boca

21065 Powerline Road Suite C15

smashhouseburgers.com

Meat - Casual

Sobol

9224 Glades Road

561-485-4200

Acai & Smoothies

Sobol Boynton

6691 Boynton Beach Blvd

561-404-1564

Acai & Smoothies

Sweet Endings Bakery

1220 Okeechobee Blvd

sweetendingsdesserts.com

Bakery - Commercial

The Cheese Store

Pre - Order Only

thecheesestorebr.com

Coffee & Dairy

The Frieze Ice Cream

318 S Dixie Highway

561-328-3561

Ice Cream

x x x

x x x x

x x

**ALL ESTABLISHMENTS LISTED ARE CURRENTLY UNDER ORTHODOX KOSHER CERTICATION AS OF PUBLICATION. DIRECT ANY KASHRUT QUESTIONS TO YOUR LOCAL ORTHODOX RABBI.

P. 3 4 / T S F C O M M U N I T YVO I C E .C O M

x x

Be sure to follow @MiamiFoodYenta on Instagram. This list has been republished with permission from Miami Food Yenta.

@MIAMIFOODYENTA

J A N U A R Y 1 8 , 2 0 2 4 / P. 3 5

Restaurants

Your Guide to Yeshiva Break in South Florida

WHERE TO EAT Boca Raton Area Name

Address

Traditions South

7600 W Camino Real

Winn-Dixie Yogurt Rendezvous Yum Sushi

Info

Cholov Yisroel

Bar 2 sit

Kid Friendly

Style

Res

561-544-8100

Meat - Casual

7024 Beracasa Way

561-368-5442

Take Out & Grocery

7150 Beracasa Way

561-392-8384

Frozen Yogurt

21073 Powerline Road Suite 31

Coming Soon

Sushi

Coral Springs Area Name

Address

Info

Style

Res

Cholov Yisroel

Bar 2 sit

Kid Friendly

Carvel

9360 W Commercial Blvd

carvel.com

Ice Cream

Cheese Xpress

9970 W Oakland Park Blvd

cheesxpress.com

Dairy -Casual

Cinnabon - Sawgrass Mall

12801 W Sunrise Blvd Suite F205

cinnabon.com

Dessert

CookieLada

Pre - Order

954-465-0718

Bakery - Pre - Order

Grill Xpress

10143 W Oakland Park Blvd

grillxpress.com

Israeli -Shawarma

Pita Pan

8602 NW 44th Street

pitapanbakery.com

Israeli -Shawarma

Plantation Pita & Grill

8966 Cleary Blvd

plantationpitaandgrill. getsauce.com

Israeli -Shawarma

Shlomie's Kosher Bakery

7772 NW 44th Street

shloimies-kosher-bakery. business.site

Bakery

Sunrise Pita

2680 North University Drive

sunrisepitagrill.com

Israeli -Shawarma

Sunrise Pita

2275 South University Drive

sunrisepitagrill.com

Israeli -Shawarma

The Coral Springs Fooderie

5651 Coral Ridge Drive

954-752-0008

Take Out & Grocery

Be sure to follow @MiamiFoodYenta on Instagram. This list has been republished with permission from Miami Food Yenta.

@MIAMIFOODYENTA

**ALL ESTABLISHMENTS LISTED ARE CURRENTLY UNDER ORTHODOX KOSHER CERTICATION AS OF PUBLICATION. DIRECT ANY KASHRUT QUESTIONS TO YOUR LOCAL ORTHODOX RABBI.

P. 3 6 / T S F C O M M U N I T YVO I C E .C O M

FOOD

Kosher Recipes Made Easy By Jamie Geller

DURATION TIME: 240 MINUTES | COOL TIME: 180 MINUTES PREP TIME: 8 MINUTES | SERVINGS: 6

BEEF PORRIDGE INGREDIENTS • 1 tablespoon olive oil • 1 (2 pound) flanken • 1 large onion, chopped • 12 cups water • 1 (6 ounce) package split pea soup mix with spice packet • 1 (6 ounce) package barley and Lima bean soup mix with spice packet • 15 baby carrots • 1 teaspoon salt • 2 stalks celery, cut in ¼ inch slices

PREPARATION 1. In a 6-quart stockpot, heat olive oil over medium heat. 2. Rinse meat and pat dry. Season with salt and pepper. 3. Place flanken and onions in pot and sear meat by cooking it over medium heat for 2 to 3 minutes until meat is lightly browned on both sides. 4. Add remaining ingredients, cover and bring to boil. Skim off any foam that rises to the surface and discard. 5. Reduce heat to a simmer and cook, uncovered for 3 hours, stirring occasionally. Ladle into bowls and serve. 6. If refrigerating overnight and reheating, you may have to add 1 to 2 cups of water and mix well to prevent burning.

Jamie Geller is the Chief Media and Marketing Officer at Aish. She is also a bestselling cookbook author, celebrity chef, television producer, and businesswoman. She’s the author of eight cookbooks and the founder of Kosher Media Network. J A N U A R Y 1 8 , 2 0 2 4 / P. 3 7

Restaurants

Your Guide to Yeshiva Break in South Florida

WHERE TO EAT Hollywood Area Name

Address

Info

Style

3 Scoops- Hollywood Beach

600 N Surf Road

3scoopsicecream.getsauce.com

Ice Cream

Almani’s Catering

2836 Stirling Road

orders@almaniscatering.com

Take Out

Ariel's Delicious Pizza

3330 Grifin Road

arielsdeliciouspizza.com

Aroma Kosher Market

8819 Stirling Rd

Ayala's Pastries Bagel Boss

Res

Cholov Yisroel

Bar 2 sit

Kid Friendly

Pizza

aromamarket.net

Take Out & Grocery

Pre - Order Only

954-743-9106

Bakery- Pre Orders

5850 Pine Island Drive

754-264-8120

Dairy - Casual

Bagel Boss* coming soon

5806 Stirling Road

coming soon

Dairy - Casual

Burger Spot* coming soon

5892 Stirling Road

@burgerspotny

Meat - Casual

Cafe Noir

3000 Stirling Road Suite 112

cafenoirhollywood.com

Dairy

Carvel

6859 Stirling Road

carvel.com

Ice Cream

Chill & Grill Pita

8966 Cleary Blvd

chillngrillpita.com

Israeli -Shawarma

China Bistro

5650 Stirling Road Suite 8

chinabistrogk.com/index.html

Chinese

Crepe 2 Go - Hollywood Beach

600 N Surf Road

crepe2go.com

Crepes & More

Dabush

3371 Sheridan Street

dabushshawarma.com

Israeli -Shawarma

Daisy Bakes

908 N 30th Road

@daisy_bakescakes

Bakery - Pre - Order

Dikla Delicious - Gluten Free

5892 Stirling Road

dikladelicious.com

Bakery & Café

Dilu Cafe

2790 Stirling Road

954-505-7135

Dairy - Casual

Dixie BBQ

2790 Stirling Road

dixieeats.com

Meat - Casual

Dunkin Donuts

3951 Stirling Road

954-842-3719

Bakery & Café

Eden Catering

1400 N 46th Ave

954-922-3344

Take Out - Shabbat

Fancy Plants

5650 Stirling Road

fancyplantsalad.com

Healthy

Florentin Bakery

3000 Stirling Road Suite 140

754-400-7275

Bakery & Café

Friendship Café

1306 E. Las Olas Blvd

954-999-9676

Israeli

G7 Rooftop

5510 S State Road 7

g7rooftop.com

Meat - Upscale

Gleedaz Ice Cream & Pizza

2863 Stirling Road

gleedaz.com

Ice Cream

Grand Cafe

2905 Stirling Road

grandcafe.us

Dairy - Casual

x x

Be sure to follow @MiamiFoodYenta on Instagram. This list has been republished with permission from Miami Food Yenta.

@MIAMIFOODYENTA

**ALL ESTABLISHMENTS LISTED ARE CURRENTLY UNDER ORTHODOX KOSHER CERTICATION AS OF PUBLICATION. DIRECT ANY KASHRUT QUESTIONS TO YOUR LOCAL ORTHODOX RABBI.

P. 3 8 / T S F C O M M U N I T YVO I C E .C O M

Bringing the art of the Kosher Culinary World to your table FOR HOLIDAYS | EVENTS | VACATIONS | PARTIES | SPECIAL MOMENTS

At Kitchen to Table, we’re passionate about bringing the art of the kosher culinary world to your table. Our kosher private chef service is all about you – your preferences, your location, your cherished moments. Chef Michelle Soussan is committed to crafting an unforgettable culinary experience that reflects your unique tastes. Every menu is a work of art, designed exclusively for you and your guests. With a background in both traditional and contemporary Middle-Eastern kosher cuisine, Chef Michelle brings a creative touch to every dish, ensuring each one is a masterpiece of taste. Let us elevate your next gathering, big or small, with delicious kosher culinary creations. “SORRY, THAT’S NOT INCLUDED!”

The last thing you want to hear at your special event is “Sorry, that’s not included.” That’s why we provide everything you need to make your event a huge success - from exquisite food to exquisite wines, beautiful linens, professional waiters and bartenders & much more. Sit back and enjoy while we take care of every aspect of your special event.

STRICTLY GLATT KOSHER MEAT & DAIRY MENUS *AVAILABLE

MICHELLE SOUSSAN (929)290-5859 EMAIL: KITCHENTOTABLEMIAMI@GMAIL.COM

BEST KOSHER-STYLE RESTAURANT IN MIAMI J A N U A R Y 1 8 , 2 0 2 4 / P. 3 9

Restaurants

Your Guide to Yeshiva Break in South Florida

WHERE TO EAT Hollywood Area Name

Style

Res

Cholov Yisroel

Bar 2 sit

Kid Friendly

Address

Info

Grove Kosher Market

2889 Stirling Road

grovekosher.com

Take Out & Grocery

Hollywood Ice Cream Co

2032 Hollywood Blvd

954-802-3915

Ice Cream

Hummus Vegas

5800 Stirling Road

954-981-7710

Israeli -Shawarma

Jeremiah Italian Ice

9630 Stirling Road

jeremiahsice.com

Italian Ice

Jeremiah Italian Ice

15820 Pines Blvd

jeremiahsice.com

Italian Ice

Joe’s Pizza

3294 Stirling Road

754-777-7742

Pizza

JZ Steakhouse

4600 N 46th Street

jzsteakhouse.com

Meat - Upscale

KC Market

5650 Stirling Road

koshercentral.com

Take Out & Grocery

Kosher Fish Market Inc.

4802 SW 28th Terrace

kosher-fish-market-inc. business.site

Specialty - Fish

Krispy Kreme

2401 N Federal Highway

krispykreme.com

Donut & Coffee

Krispy Kreme

2510 W Broward Blvd

krispykreme.com

Donut & Coffee

Krispy Kreme

4299 W Commercial Blvd

krispykreme.com

Donut & Coffee

Lenny's Pizza

6600 Stirling Road

lennypizza.com

Pizza

Liam's Steak house

5650 Stirling Road

liamsteakhouse.com

Meat - Upscale

Macaron by Hadas

5804 Stirling Road

@macaronbyhadas

Bakery

Maven Baker

1629 S 21st Ave

mavenbaker.com

Bakery

Meat Master BBQ Meats

6774 Stirling Road

754-465-5461

Butcher

Meat Toast* coming soon

2445 Stirling Road

Coming Soon

Meat - Casual

Menchies

4900 University Road Suite 103

menchies.com

Frozen Yogurt

Miriam Adar Cakes

Pre - Order Only

@miriam.adar.cakes

Bakery - Pre Order

Mizrachi Pizza Kitchen

5650 Stirling Road Suite 15

mizrachispizzakitchen.com

Pizza

Moran Patisserie

4820 SW 28th Terrace

@moranpatisserie

Bakery & Café

My Sister’s Treat

Delivery Only

516-510-3107

Specialty - Candy

Nava's Kosher Kitchen

5021 S State Road 7

954-588-3701

Israeli

O - Delicious Treats

1629 S 21st Ave

odelicious.shop

Specialty - Candy

Pala Mediterranean Kitchen

3317 Sheridan Street

palamediterraneankitchen. getsauce.com

Moroccan & Israeli

x x x

x x

**ALL ESTABLISHMENTS LISTED ARE CURRENTLY UNDER ORTHODOX KOSHER CERTICATION AS OF PUBLICATION. DIRECT ANY KASHRUT QUESTIONS TO YOUR LOCAL ORTHODOX RABBI.

P. 4 0 / T S F C O M M U N I T YVO I C E .C O M

x x

Be sure to follow @MiamiFoodYenta on Instagram. This list has been republished with permission from Miami Food Yenta.

@MIAMIFOODYENTA

J A N U A R Y 1 8 , 2 0 2 4 / P. 41

Restaurants

Your Guide to Yeshiva Break in South Florida

WHERE TO EAT Hollywood Area Name

Address

Info

Style

Res

Cholov Yisroel

Bar 2 sit

Kid Friendly

Pasiano Kosher Grill

5511 Woodland Lane

@pasianokosher

Meat - Casual

Pita Mikol Halev

3411 Griffin Road

754-999-1234

Israeli -Shawarma

Pita Plus

2145 Stirling Road

pitaplus.com

Israeli -Shawarma

Pita Xpress

2445 Stirling Road

954-251-1799

Israeli - Shawarma

Popcorn Zone

8692 Griffin Road

popscorn.com

Specialty - Popcorn

Pops Corn

11401 Pines Blvd

popscorn.com

Specialty - Popcorn

PX Grill

3558 North Oecean Blvd

pxgrill.com

Israeli -Shawarma

Rita's - Hollywood Beach

313 Johnson Street

ritasice.com

Italian Ice & Custard

Rita's - Las Olas

3011 E Las Olas Blvd

ritasice.com

Italian Ice & Custard

Shibolim Bakery

110 S Federal Highway

954-613-3304

Bakery & Cafe

Shook Market /Juice Bar

2613 Stirling Road

@shook_market

Healthy

Sunrise Pita

2275 S University Drive

sunrisepitagrill.com

Israeli - Shawarma

Sushi Addicts

2909 Stirling Road

mysushiaddicts.com

Sushi

"Sweet Love Pastries -

6678 Stirling Road

sweetlovepastries.com

Bakery

Sylvia's Kosher Market

3294 Stirling Road

954-986-7949

Take Out & Grocery

Tasteful Thoughts Chocolate

8692 Griffin Road

tastefulthoughts.com

Specialty - Chocolate

The Cave

5650 Stirling Road

thecavefl.com

Meat - Casual

Vish

2893 Stirling Road

vish.rest/branches/hollywood

Healthy

"Wild Flour Waffles Food Truck"

3250 Stirling Road

wildflourwaffles.com

Meat - Casual

Yossef Roasting

2127 Stirling Road

954-534-7627

Specialty - Nuts & Candy

Yumberry

4009 Oakwood Blvd

yumberrykosherrestaurant.com

Dairy - Casual

Zohar's Gelato

5818 Stirling Road

zoharsgelato.com

Ice Cream & Dessert

Zuka

900 N Federal Highway

zukamiami.com

Dairy - Upscale

Gluten Free" x x

x x

Be sure to follow @MiamiFoodYenta on Instagram. This list has been republished with permission from Miami Food Yenta.

@MIAMIFOODYENTA

**ALL ESTABLISHMENTS LISTED ARE CURRENTLY UNDER ORTHODOX KOSHER CERTICATION AS OF PUBLICATION. DIRECT ANY KASHRUT QUESTIONS TO YOUR LOCAL ORTHODOX RABBI.

P. 4 2 / T S F C O M M U N I T YVO I C E .C O M

Restaurants

Your Guide to Yeshiva Break in South Florida

WHERE TO EAT Hallandale Area Name

Address

Info

Style

Res

Alma Steakhouse

501 Silks Run Suite 1130

305-433-1016

Meat - Upscale

Azumare

26 Diplomatic Parkway

754-703-0966

Meat - Upscale

Chef Ness

976 W Hallandale Beach Blvd

chefnessbakery.com

Bakery

Hummus Achla

658 W Hallandale Beach Blvd

hummusachla.com

Israeli - Shawarma

J Kosher Market

300 W Hallandale Beach Blvd

jkoshermarket.com

Take Out & Grocery

Jessica Abraham

129 N Dixie Highway

jessica-abraham.com

Bakery

Juice Mafia

801 N Federal Highway

thejuicemafia.com

Acai & Smoothies

Kosher Bagel Cove

668 W Hallandale Beach Blvd

kosherbagelcove.com

Dairy - Casual

Kosher De Brazil

1710 E Hallandale Beach Blvd

kosherdebrazil.com

Meat - Upscale

Kosher To Go

1011 W. Hallandale Beach Blvd

Coming Soon

Take Out & Grocery

Kosher Wine Warehouse

2880 South Park Road

winewarehousestore.com

Specialty - Wine

Krusty Pizza

300 W Hallandale Beach Blvd

786-869-1711

Pizza

Liam's Butcher Shop

948 W Hallandale Beach Blvd

liamsbutchershop.com

Butcher

Pizza by the Cove

668 W Hallandale Beach Blvd

pizzabythecove.com

Pizza

Schnitzel Express

300 W Hallandale Beach Blvd

schnitzelexpress.com

Meat - Casual

Sushi Addicts Express

300 W Hallandale Beach Blvd

954-404-7664

Sushi

Tagine at Alma Steakhouse

501 Silks Run Suite 1130

305-433-1016

Meat - Upscale

Cholov Yisroel

Bar 2 sit

Kid Friendly

x x x

x x

x x x

Res

Cholov Yisroel

Sunny Isles Area Name

Address

Info

Style

Bar 2 sit

Kid Friendly

AM /PM Market Place

18220 Collins Ave

ampm_koshermarket

Take Out & Grocery

Mozart

18110 Collins Ave

mozartcafeusa.com

Dairy -Casual

Nununu

17066 -B Collins Ave

nununumiami.com

Israeli

Be sure to follow @MiamiFoodYenta on Instagram. This list has been republished with permission from Miami Food Yenta.

@MIAMIFOODYENTA

**ALL ESTABLISHMENTS LISTED ARE CURRENTLY UNDER ORTHODOX KOSHER CERTICATION AS OF PUBLICATION. DIRECT ANY KASHRUT QUESTIONS TO YOUR LOCAL ORTHODOX RABBI.

P. 4 4 / T S F C O M M U N I T YVO I C E .C O M

J A N U A R Y 1 8 , 2 0 2 4 / P. 4 5

Restaurants

Your Guide to Yeshiva Break in South Florida

WHERE TO EAT Aventura Area Name

Address

Info

Style

Res

Cholov Yisroel

Bar 2 sit

Kid Friendly

6 Pack Burgers

18106 West Dixie Highway

6packburger.getsauce.com

Meat - Casual

Acai Brazil

18220 West Dixie Highway

acaibrazilkosher.com

Acai & Smoothies

Antojos Lokos

1814 NE Miami Gardens Drive

954-399-0370

Bakery - Pre - Order

Arepas (International Food) by Noni

Delivery Only

arepasbynoni.com

Specialty - Arepas

Asiatiko

2906 NE 207th Street

asiatikomiami.com

Meat - Upscale

Bourekas Etc

18671 West Dixie Highway

bourekasetc.com

Specialty - Bourekas

Cafe Cafe

3585 NE 207th Street

305-933-2233

Dairy - Casual

Capas Burgers

21000 West Dixie Highway

capasburger.com

Meat - Casual

Carmel Market

18514 West Dixie Highway

305-705-3069

Take Out & Grocery

Chill N Nitrogen Ice Cream

17831 Biscayne Blvd

chillnicecream.com

Ice Cream

Cold Stone Creamery

18225 Biscayne Blvd

coldstonecreamery.com

Ice Cream

Desserts by Carol Franco

Delivery Only

@desserts_by_carol_franco

Bakery - Pre - Order

Dixie BBQ

18798 West Dixie Highway

dixieeats.com

Meat - Casual

Elsie's Cafe

18900 NE 25th Ave

elsiesjcafe.com/home

Dairy - Casual

Foozo

2520 NE 186th Street

eatfoozo.com

Pizza

Fresh Prince - Fruit Platters

2500 NE 186th Street

786-777-9096

Specialty - Fruit

Fresko

19048 NE 29th Ave

freskomiami.com

Dairy - Upscale

Gallery of Cakes

19206 West Dixie Highway

galleryofcakes.com

Bakery - Pre - Order

Grand Café

2491 Miami Gardens Drive

grandcafe.us

Hadekel

2500 NE 186th Street

In & Out Bagels Izzy's

x x

x x x

Dairy - Casual

hadekel1.com

Dairy - Casual

18800 NE 29th Ave suite 9

inandoutbagels.com

Dairy - Casual

3585 NE 207th Street

izzyssmokehouse.com

Meat - Upscale

Joseph's Organic Bakery

18228 West Dixie Highway

organicbakerymiami.com

Bakery

Jus by Julie

18545 West Dixie Highway

jusbyjulie.com

Healthy

Katai Sushi Express

Uber Eats Only

Sushi

Kokoa Bakery

18947 West Dixie High Way

@kokoadesserts

Bakery

x x

Be sure to follow @MiamiFoodYenta on Instagram. This list has been republished with permission from Miami Food Yenta.

@MIAMIFOODYENTA

**ALL ESTABLISHMENTS LISTED ARE CURRENTLY UNDER ORTHODOX KOSHER CERTICATION AS OF PUBLICATION. DIRECT ANY KASHRUT QUESTIONS TO YOUR LOCAL ORTHODOX RABBI.

P. 4 6 / T S F C O M M U N I T YVO I C E .C O M

x x x

J A N U A R Y 1 8 , 2 0 2 4 / P. 47

Restaurants

Your Guide to Yeshiva Break in South Florida

WHERE TO EAT Aventura Area Name

Res

Cholov Yisroel

Bar 2 sit

Kid Friendly

Address

Info

Style

Kosher Deli @ J

18900 NE 25th Ave

jcafegroup.com

Meat - Casual

Kosher Kingdom

3017 Aventura Blvd

kosherkingdom.com

Take Out & Grocery

Ktering Bakery

21014 West Dixie Highway

k-desserts.com

Bakery

Lava Grill

17871 Biscayne Blvd

lavagrillmiami.com

Meat - Casual

Levy's Shawarma

3585 NE 207th Street

305-974-4899

Israeli - Shawarma

Mama's Pizza

19200 West Dixie Highway

kosherpizzaaventurafl.com

Pizza

Miami Kosher Supermarket

1622 NE 205 Terrace

miamikosherfood.com

Grocery

Milano's Kosher Pizza

19090 NE 29th Ave

milanoskosher.com

Pizza

Milk Gone Nuts

18229 Biscayne Blvd

milkgonenuts.com

Healthy - Parve

Mrs. Fields

19575 Biscayne Blvd Aventura Mall

mrsfields.com

Specialty - Cookies

Nothing Bundt Cakes

15400 Biscayne Blvd

nothingbundtcakes.com

Bakery

Pita Hut

18450 West Dixie Highway

pitahutmiami.com

Israeli - Shawarma

Pure Green

2960 NE 199th Street

puregreen.com

Acai & Smoothie

Pita Plus

18833 Biscayne Blvd

pitaplus.com

Israeli - Shawarma

Pokado

1622 NE 205th Terrace

pokadomiami.com

Sushi

Prime Grill

2958 NE 199th Street

786-320-5373

Meat - Upscale

Sarah’s Tent Kosher Market

3565 NE 207th Street

sarahstentkoshermarket.com

Take Out & Grocery

Shalom Haifa

18529 West Dixie Highway

305-935-2969

Meat - Casual

Soho Asian Grill

19004 NE 29th Ave

sohoasiangrill.com

Meat - Upscale

Soho Kosher Deli

19004 NE 29th Ave

sohokosherdeli.com

Take Out & Grocery

The Fresh Carrot

2920 NE 207th Street

carrotaventura.com

Healthy

Winn-Dixie

20417 Biscayne Blvd

305-935-2969

Take Out & Grocery

Yossef Roasting

19098 West Dixie Highway

yossef-roasting.com

Specialty- Nuts & Candy

Yummy Frozen Yogurt

3575 NE 207th Street

yummyfroyo.com

Frozen Yogurt

x x

x x x x

x x x

Be sure to follow @MiamiFoodYenta on Instagram. This list has been republished with permission from Miami Food Yenta.

@MIAMIFOODYENTA

**ALL ESTABLISHMENTS LISTED ARE CURRENTLY UNDER ORTHODOX KOSHER CERTICATION AS OF PUBLICATION. DIRECT ANY KASHRUT QUESTIONS TO YOUR LOCAL ORTHODOX RABBI.

P. 4 8 / T S F C O M M U N I T YVO I C E .C O M

NEW DINNER CHEF MENU EVERY DAY FROM 6PM SATURDAY FROM 7:30PM FRIDAY CLOSE

LOUNGE -AVENTURA-

2491 NE MIAMI GARDENS DR, MIAMI 33180

Restaurants

Your Guide to Yeshiva Break in South Florida

WHERE TO EAT North Miami Beach Area Info

Style

Res

Cholov Yisroel

Bar 2 sit

Kid Friendly

Name

Address

Bambu Pan Asian

3427 NE 163rd Street

bambupanasian.com

Meat - Casual

Bubby's Fish N Chips

1129 NE 163rd Street

bubbysfishnchips.com

Dairy - Casual

Cakery By Miriam

Pre - Order Only

305-364-5873

Bakery - Pre Order

Carvel

725 NE 167th Street

305-651-9193

Ice Cream

Catch Specialty Fish Market

2208 NE 123rd Street

catchmarketmiami.com

Specialty - Fish

Chai Berry

1688 NE 164th Street

chaiberry.getsauce.com

Acai & Smoothie

Chai Wok

1688 NE 164th Street

chaiwokmiami.com

Meat - Casual

CV Culinary -Savory Sabbath

Pre Order Only

cvculinary.com

Take Out

David Levi Pastries

812 NE 125th Street

@davidlevipastry

Bakery

Feed Me

2530 NE Miami Gardens Drive

feedmekosher.com

Meat - Casual

Fuego

3861 NE 163rd Street

fuegobymana.com

Meat - Casual

Gourmet Heimish

Pre Order Only

305-502-4611

Heimish

Jeremiah's Italian Ice

13274 Biscayne Blvd

jeremiahsice.com

Italian Ice

Jerusalem Pizza

761 NE 167th Street

305-653-6662

Pizza

Krispy Kreme

530 NE 167th Street

305-974-5303

Donut & Coffee

Krudo

17092 West Dixie Highway

krudofish.com

Specialty - Fish

La Matera

3073 NE 163rd Street

lamateramiami.com

Meat - Upscale

L’Chaim Fish

1191 NE 175th Street

516-668-8550

Specialty - Herring

Le Chocolatier

1840 NE 164th Street

lechocolatier.com

Specialty - Chocolate

Lili’s Prime Catering

Delivery Only

786-277-1351 305-748-8676

Take Out

Nothing Bundt Cake

15400 Biscayne Blvd

nothingbundtcakes.com

Bakery

Oki Miami

3861 NE 163rd Street

okimiami.com

Meat - Upscale

Smash House

1550 NE 164th Street

smashhouseburgers.com

Meat - Casual

So Heavenly Catering

2228 NE 123rd Street

soheavenly.net

Take Out

Sonny's Bakery

18445 NE 19th Ave

sonnysbakeryofnmb.com

Bakery

South Florida Kosher Market

1324 NE 163rd Street

mykoshermarket.com

Take Out & Grocery

x x

Be sure to follow @MiamiFoodYenta on Instagram. This list has been republished with permission from Miami Food Yenta.

@MIAMIFOODYENTA

**ALL ESTABLISHMENTS LISTED ARE CURRENTLY UNDER ORTHODOX KOSHER CERTICATION AS OF PUBLICATION. DIRECT ANY KASHRUT QUESTIONS TO YOUR LOCAL ORTHODOX RABBI.

P. 5 0 / T S F C O M M U N I T YVO I C E .C O M

TO SLIDE & CLIMB

skymediaco.co

now is their time!

When the sun sets on their childhood, be secure in the knowledge that their fond memories won’t fade with their tans. Having an Amish made, custom swingset as a fixture in their childhood, will provide hours of safe play and an eternity of warm memories.

customize yours today

888.950.0033‬

info@backyardkingdom.com backyardkingdom.com swingsets · pergolas · sheds · gazebos J A N U A R Y 1 8 , 2 0 2 4 / P. 5 1

Restaurants

Your Guide to Yeshiva Break in South Florida

WHERE TO EAT North Miami Beach Area Name

Address

Info

Style

Res

Cholov Yisroel

Sushi Noi Poke Bowls

Delivery Only

Uber Eats

Sushi

Temptings by Cindy

Pre - Order Only

305-467-4506

Take Out

The Guest

2995 NE 163rd Street

theguest-miami.com

Meat - Upscale

The Sweet Tooth

18435 NE 19th Ave

thesweettooth.com

Specialty - Chocolate

Wall to Wall Nuts

1646 NE 164th Street

305-944-6887

Specialty- Nuts & Candy

Yes! Market

551 NE 167th Street

yesmarketmiami.com

Take Out & Grocery

Bar 2 sit

Kid Friendly

Bar 2 sit

Kid Friendly

x x

Food Trucks Name

Address

Info

Style

Res

Cholov Yisroel

Asado Events

Location Varies

asadoevents.com

Meat

Coffee Ark Boca

Location Varies

thecoffeeark.com

Coffee

Dolci Peccati Gelato

Location Varies

dolcipeccatigelato.com

Gelato

Dunwell Pizza

Location Varies

dunwellpizza.com

Dairy

Hip Pops

Location Varies

hippops.com

Ice Cream

Holy Smokes BBQ & Grill

Location Varies

786-877-5231

Meat

La Vela - Coffee

Location Varies

305-677-2966

Coffee

Masada Sushi

Boca Raton - Location Varies 561-343-1970

Sushi

Miro's

"FIU MMC Campus 1120 SW 8th Street"

973-454-4513

Meat

Paisano Kosher Grill

L’Chaim Farm 5511 Woodland Lane

@paisanokosher

Meat

Pizza Biza

Location Varies

pizzabiza.com

Dairy

Revivo Café

Location Varies

revivo-cafe.com

Coffee & Slushy

Salud Exclusive

Location Varies

786-784-2350

Bartending

Wildflour Waffles

Location Varies

wildflourwaffles.com

Meat & Parve Dessert

x x x

x x

**ALL ESTABLISHMENTS LISTED ARE CURRENTLY UNDER ORTHODOX KOSHER CERTICATION AS OF PUBLICATION. DIRECT ANY KASHRUT QUESTIONS TO YOUR LOCAL ORTHODOX RABBI.

P. 5 2 / T S F C O M M U N I T YVO I C E .C O M

x x

Be sure to follow @MiamiFoodYenta on Instagram. This list has been republished with permission from Miami Food Yenta.

@MIAMIFOODYENTA

J A N U A R Y 1 8 , 2 0 2 4 / P. 5 3

Restaurants

Your Guide to Yeshiva Break in South Florida

WHERE TO EAT Surfside & Bay Harbor Area Name

Address

Info

Style

Res

Cholov Yisroel

Bar 2 sit

Kid Friendly

26 Sushi & Tapas

9487 Harding Ave

26sushitapas.com

Dairy - Upscale & Sushi

Backyard BBQ

9472 Harding Ave

backyardbbqmiami.com

Meat - Casual

Bagel Boss *coming soon

233 95th Street

Coming Soon

Dairy - Casual

Cafe Vert

9490 Harding Ave

cafevertsurfside.com

Dairy - Casual

Cine Citta

9544 Harding Ave

cinecittamiami.com

Dairy - Casual

Fialkoff's

9463 Harding Ave

fialkoffskosherpizza.com/surfside

Grove Kosher Market

9467 Harding Ave

grovekosher.com

Harbour Bistro

9427 Harding Ave

theharbourgrill.com

Meat - Casual

Harbour Grill

9415 Harding Ave

theharbourgrill.com

Meat - Casual

Jus by Julie *coming soon

9551 Harding Ave

jusbyjulie.com

Healthy

Koo Lulu

9561 Harding Ave

koolulumiami.com

Israeli

Kosh

9477 Harding Ave

thenewkoshmiami.com

Meat - Upscale

La Vita e Bella

9485 Harding Ave

Coming Soon

Dairy

Mamale Café

1017 Kane Concourse

786-648-9045

Dairy - Casual

Meat Bar

1009 Kane Concourse

meatbarrestaurant.com

Meat - Upscale

Miami Beach Chocolates

9433 Harding Ave

miamibeachchocolates.com

Specialty - Chocolate

Naamah Sushi @ TYO Sushi

9454 Harding Ave

naamahcafe@yahoo.com

Sushi

Neya

9491 Harding Ave

neyarestaurant.com

Dairy - Upscale

Ovo at the Altair

9540 W. Bay Harbor Dr

info@thealtairhotel.com

Meat - Upscale

Rita's

9461 Harding Ave

ritasice.com

Italian Ice & Custard

Roast

9441 Harding Ave

roastsurfside.com

Meat - Casual

Rolling Pin

9523 Harding Ave

305-868-1578

Bakery

Rustiko

9476 Harding Ave

rustikomiami.com

Dairy - Upscale

Serendipity

9457 Harding Ave

serendipitycreamery.com

Ice Cream

Street Kitchen

9460 Harding Ave

streetkitchen.miami

Meat - Upscale

The Carrot

9519 Harding Ave

thecarrotkoshersurfside.com

Healthy

Zohar Gelato* coming soon

9543 Harding Ave

Coming Soon

Ice Cream

Pizza

Take Out & Grocery

x x x x x x

x x

**ALL ESTABLISHMENTS LISTED ARE CURRENTLY UNDER ORTHODOX KOSHER CERTICATION AS OF PUBLICATION. DIRECT ANY KASHRUT QUESTIONS TO YOUR LOCAL ORTHODOX RABBI.

P. 5 4 / T S F C O M M U N I T YVO I C E .C O M

Be sure to follow @MiamiFoodYenta on Instagram. This list has been republished with permission from Miami Food Yenta.

@MIAMIFOODYENTA

J A N U A R Y 1 8 , 2 0 2 4 / P. 5 5

Restaurants

Your Guide to Yeshiva Break in South Florida

WHERE TO EAT Miami Beach Area Name

Address

Info

Style

Res x

41 Miami

4101 Pine Tree Drive

41miami.com

Meat - Shabbat Only

41 Pizza & Bakery

451 West 41st Street

pizzafortyone.com

Dairy - Casual

Artisan.ko

5005 Collins Ave

artisanko.getsauce.com

Meat - Take Out

Au Bon Cake

Pre - Order Only

auboncake.com

Bakery - Pre - Order

Bagel Time

3915 Alton Road

bageltimecafemenu.com

Dudubon Gift Baskets

Pre - Order Only

Dunkin Donuts / Baskin Robbins Glatt Miami

Cholov Yisroel

Bar 2 sit

Kid Friendly x

Dairy - Casual

dudubongifts.com

Specialty - Baskets

341 West 41st street

305-420-5492

Dairy - Casual

4747 Collins Ave

glattmiami.com

Meat & Dairy Meals

Grill House

976 West 41st Street

grillhousemiami.com

Meat - Upscale

It’z Good & Gluten Free Bakery

Pre - Order Only

itzgoodandgf.com

Bakery - Pre - Order

Jus By Julie

740 West 41st Street

jusbyjulie.com

Healthy

Kosher Price

460 W 41st St

kosherpricemiami.com

Take Out & Grocery

Kosher Price 2.0

514 West 41st Street

786-999-2299

Take Out & Grocery

Lenny’s Pizza / Fialkoff’s

544 West 41st Street

lennypizza.com

Pizza

M Express

5005 Collins Ave

mexpresscatering.getsauce.com

Shabbat Meals

Miami N’ Ice Cream

1214 Washington Ave

miami-n-ice.com

Ice Cream

Miami Boards

Delivery Only

miamiboardsco.com

Specialty - Meat Board

Miami Fresh Fish Market

3911 Alton Road

305-763-8225

Specialty - Fish

Pita Hut

530 West 41st Street

pitahutmiami.com

Meat - Casual

Pita Loca

4017 Prairie Ave

pitaloca.com

Meat - Casual

Seventeen

1751 Alton Road

17restaurantmiamibeach.com

Dairy - Upscale

Silan

5225 Collins Ave

silanmiami.com

Meat - Upscale

Tasty Beach Cafe

4041 Royal Palm Ave

tastybeachcafe.com

Dairy - Casual

The Frieze

1626 Michigan Ave

thefrieze.com

Ice Cream

Whipped by Judith

Pre - Order Only

@whippedbyjudith

Bakery - Pre - Order

Wok on the Beach

3919 Alton Road

wokonthebeachkosher.com

Chinese

Yes! Market

555 West 41st St

yesmarketmiami@gmail.com

Take Out & Grocery

x x

x x x

x x

Be sure to follow @MiamiFoodYenta on Instagram. This list has been republished with permission from Miami Food Yenta.

@MIAMIFOODYENTA

**ALL ESTABLISHMENTS LISTED ARE CURRENTLY UNDER ORTHODOX KOSHER CERTICATION AS OF PUBLICATION. DIRECT ANY KASHRUT QUESTIONS TO YOUR LOCAL ORTHODOX RABBI.

P. 5 6 / T S F C O M M U N I T YVO I C E .C O M

South Florida Segway tours IN FORT LAUDERDALE!

Yacht & Mansion tours with animal feeding experiences! Rated #1 of 323 tours & activities on TripAdvisor

CALL NOW! (954) 304-5746 segwayfortlauderdale.com

Jetski Rentals IN FORT LAUDERDALE!

TOP RATED ON GOOGLE & TRIPADVISOR! Located on property of GALLERYone DoubleTree Hotel

CALL NOW! (954) 383-8724 jetskiFL.com

Street Art & Famous MURAL TOURS IN MIAMI!

TOP RATED ON GOOGLE & TRIPADVISOR! 1 or 2 hours tours available!

CALL NOW! (305) 308-2840 wynwoodsegwaytours.com

Party Boat Rentals IN FORT LAUDERDALE!

RELAX AND ENJOY A Memorable Experience as You Cruise Through The Venice of America!

CALL NOW! (954) 932-7752 boatpartyfortlauderdale.com

FULL SERVICE CATERING FO R M O RE INFO RM ATIO N AND BO O KIN G S

info@dunwellpizza.com or (954) 310-3606

‫חלב ישראל‬

J A N U A R Y 1 8 , 2 0 2 4 / P. 5 7

Restaurants

Your Guide to Yeshiva Break in South Florida

WHERE TO EAT Downtown, Bayside, Wynwood & All Other Areas Name

Address

Info

Style

Res

Downtown, Bayside, Wynwood & All Other Areas

Cholov Yisroel

Bar 2 sit

Kid Friendly

Ben B Coco Chocolate Shop

170 NW 26th Street

benbcoco.com

Specialty - Chocolate

Brickell Kosher Deli

35 SE 9th Street 2nd Floor

kosherbrickell.com

Meat - Take Out Only

Bunnie Cakes

274 NE 59th Street

bunniecakes.com

Bakery - Vegan

Dolci Peccati Gelato

274 NE 59th Street

dolcipeccatigelato.com

Ice Cream

Holy Bagels

93 NW 1st Street

holybagelpizzeria.co

Dairy - Casual

Krispy Kreme

16851 S Dixie Highway

krispykreme.com

Donut & Coffee

Ostrow Brasserie

4850 NW 2nd Ave

ostrowbrasserie.com

Meat - Upscale

Playa Bowls

6620 SW 57th Street

playabowls.com

Acai & Smoothies

Playa Bowls

3111 NE 1st Ave

playabowls.com

Acai & Smoothies

Rita's

1631 Collins Ave

ritasice.com

Italian Ice & Custard

Rita's

6782 Collins Ave

ritasice.com

Italian Ice & Custard

Skoops Gelato - Store

401 Biscayne Blvd

@skoopsbayside

Ice Cream

Skoops Gelato - Kiosk

401 Biscayne Blvd

@skoopsbayside

Ice Cream

Skoops Juice Bar - Vegan

401 Biscayne Blvd

@baysidejuicebar

Acai & Smoothies

Zak the Baker

295 NW 26th Street

zakthebaker.com

Dairy - Casual

x x

Be sure to follow @MiamiFoodYenta on Instagram. This list has been republished with permission from Miami Food Yenta.

@MIAMIFOODYENTA

**ALL ESTABLISHMENTS LISTED ARE CURRENTLY UNDER ORTHODOX KOSHER CERTICATION AS OF PUBLICATION. DIRECT ANY KASHRUT QUESTIONS TO YOUR LOCAL ORTHODOX RABBI.

P. 5 8 / T S F C O M M U N I T YVO I C E .C O M

UPCOMING EVENTS

SOUTH FLORIDA FAIR

January 12-28 Get ready for an extraordinary adventure at the South Florida Fair, where thrill rides and captivating performances will transform every moment into a memory you’ll cherish. Immerse yourself in the magic and excitement – it’s a fair experience like no other! Advance ticket voucher $25 9067 Southern Boulevard, West Palm Beach www.southfloridafair.com

KLEZMER CONCERT FEATURING ISLE OF KLEZBOS Sun, Jan 21, 12:00 – 1:30 PM Jewish Museum of Florida-FIU 301 Washington Ave, Miami Beach, FL Cost $18 Museum Members $30 Non Members

MIAMI WINTER ANTIQUE AND COLLECTIBLE MARKET

IGNITE BROWARD 2024: FORT LAUDERDALE SOUTH FLORIDA’S ANNUAL ART AND TECHNOLOGY FESTIVAL

Wednesday, January 24 7pm-10pm Thursday, January 25 6pm-10pm Sunday, January 28 6pm-10pm Downtown Fort Lauderdale will feature five spectacular outdoor, digital, light-based art sculptures and 3D projection mapping installations at the Museum of Discovery & Science (401 SW 2 St.) and Esplanade Park 400 Southwest 2nd Street Fort Lauderdale, FL 33312 Tickets are not required to attend or for any events For more information, visit IGNITEBroward.com.

Sunday, January 21 Dealers and vendors present an extensive array of vintage items and collectibles from the 19th and 20th centuries. Explore a diverse selection, including jewelry, vintage watches, art, designer and midcentury furniture, clothing, memorabilia, collectibles, and many other intriguing treasures. Lincoln Road Mall 800-1120 Lincoln Road

TU B’SHVAT COMMUNITY CELEBRATION

Interactive activity stations Kosher food for purchase January 28, 2024 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM T.Y Park | 3300 N Park Rd Hollywood

KID’S ZONE Theme: Tu B’shevat

Draw your favorite tree for Tu B’shevat Send us your artwork to win a prize! Email your artwork to info@tsfcommunityvoice.com Make sure to include your name, age, and city. Entries must be received by January 23, 2024 Winners will be announced in the next edition 01/25/24 and will also be contacted directly. This type of contest encourages creativity, education, and community engagement while celebrating important Jewish themes. It allows kids to express themselves through their art and writing, and it also provides an opportunity for their work to be showcased in the magazine.

Sponsored by: Dr. Evan Rubensteen, DMD, MS Orthodontist www.miamibeachorthodontics.com (305) 672-2260

P. 6 0 / T S F C O M M U N I T YVO I C E .C O M

KID’S ZONE

Sponsored by: Dr. Evan Rubensteen, DMD, MS Orthodontist www.miamibeachorthodontics.com (305) 672-2260

J A N U A R Y 1 8 , 2 0 2 4 / P. 6 1

KID’S ZONE

P. 6 2 / T S F C O M M U N I T YVO I C E .C O M

J A N U A R Y 1 8 , 2 0 2 4 / P. 6 3

United Refuah is a non profit healthsharing organization. It is not insurance and doesn't offer insurance. See Sharing Guidelines for full details.

CALL TODAY TO SEE HOW MUCH YOU CAN SAVE WITHOUT COMPROMISING ON QUALITY OF CARE.

Healthshare [health share] noun A group of people that join together to make healthcare affordable by sharing each other’s medical expenses under the framework of their common religious beliefs.

unitedrefuah.org

SINGLE: $199/ month

WANT TO LEARN MORE?

COUPLE: $349/ month

Talk to an advisor today

FAMILY UP TO 6: $499/ month

440-U-REFUAH

dartmedia.us

YOU CARE ABOUT YOUR FAMILY’S HEALTH SO DO WE.

Families that have switched to United Refuah are saving as much as $30,000 a year on their healthcare expenses.