We invite you to take part in an extraordinary culinary journey to a place where the Jewish tradition is connected with the present. Jewish cuisine is full of symbolism, and each dish refers to feasts or events from the history of the people of Israel. Therefore, in our menu you will find, among others, holiszki, a traditional dish served for Sukkot feast, fish prepared the same way as for Rosh Hashanah, the Shabbat Czulent, kosher wines and latkes – served traditionally during the most beautiful Jewish feast, Chanukah.
POTRAWY
How much kosher is our restaurant?
As befits real Jewish restaurant, we do our best to respect the Kashrut, namely the rules for what to eat and how to prepare food contained in the Torah. Of course, we are not able to comply with all the rules, especially those related to meat from ritual slaughter, but the most important principles of Kashrut have been leading us since the beginning of our restaurant in Lublin Old Town. Food in our kitchen is divided into meat, milk and neutral. We do not store them together and we care about them so that they do not touch each other on no condition. We never serve pork and we do not combine milk with meat, and the products used in our dishes are selected from the kosher list published by the local Jewish Community. Kosher wines, tea and food additives are imported directly from Israel. While Serving guests who require strict restraint of kosher rules, we change the decoration of the restaurant tables to disposable tableware, paper tablecloths and disposable cutlery. Selected guests may also enter the kitchen and check that the dishes are prepared properly. Our restaurant does not have a kosher certificate.
Wino
How much kosher is our restaurant?
As befits real Jewish restaurant, we do our best to respect the Kashrut, namely the rules for what to eat and how to prepare food contained in the Torah. Of course, we are not able to comply with all the rules, especially those related to meat from ritual slaughter, but the most important principles of Kashrut have been leading us since the beginning of our restaurant in Lublin Old Town. Food in our kitchen is divided into meat, milk and neutral. We do not store them together and we care about them so that they do not touch each other on no condition. We never serve pork and we do not combine milk with meat, and the products used in our dishes are selected from the kosher list published by the local Jewish Community. Kosher wines, tea and food additives are imported directly from Israel. While Serving guests who require strict restraint of kosher rules, we change the decoration of the restaurant tables to disposable tableware, paper tablecloths and disposable cutlery. Selected guests may also enter the kitchen and check that the dishes are prepared properly. Our restaurant does not have a kosher certificate.
Desery
How much kosher is our restaurant?
As befits real Jewish restaurant, we do our best to respect the Kashrut, namely the rules for what to eat and how to prepare food contained in the Torah. Of course, we are not able to comply with all the rules, especially those related to meat from ritual slaughter, but the most important principles of Kashrut have been leading us since the beginning of our restaurant in Lublin Old Town. Food in our kitchen is divided into meat, milk and neutral. We do not store them together and we care about them so that they do not touch each other on no condition. We never serve pork and we do not combine milk with meat, and the products used in our dishes are selected from the kosher list published by the local Jewish Community. Kosher wines, tea and food additives are imported directly from Israel. While Serving guests who require strict restraint of kosher rules, we change the decoration of the restaurant tables to disposable tableware, paper tablecloths and disposable cutlery. Selected guests may also enter the kitchen and check that the dishes are prepared properly. Our restaurant does not have a kosher certificate.
