glatt kosher london
Feb 7, 2007, 11:37 am
#16
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Feb 15, 2007, 6:12 pm
#17
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Blooms most certainly does still exist and is one of my favourite Kosher restaurants. Check out their website. You must have the Salt Beef/Pastrami.... 
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My other Golders Green favourite is Solly's. Much more traditional style Israeli restaurant, with a take out and normal restaurant on the lower floor, and a stunning upstairs restaurant accessed by a side door. You have to go there to experience it, but I recommend it to everybody! They don't have a website, but there are plenty of good reviews and details online if you just google them.
^^My other Golders Green favourite is Solly's. Much more traditional style Israeli restaurant, with a take out and normal restaurant on the lower floor, and a stunning upstairs restaurant accessed by a side door. You have to go there to experience it, but I recommend it to everybody! They don't have a website, but there are plenty of good reviews and details online if you just google them.
Feb 27, 2007, 10:43 am
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The two nice kosher restaurants in town (Six 13 and Bevis Marks) are both under Sefardi Kashrut.
The dairy place near hatton garden (was called chap-a-nash) has now closed down.
Frankly there arent a lot of options in central london for glat.
So the choice for you would be to go to Golders Green / Hendon / Edgeware - which frankly will take up your whole day.
Alternatively, you can go into any big supermarket in central london (look for big Tesco's or Sainsbury's supermarkets). Many sell kosher sandwiches from a company called D&D. There are both milk and meat sandwiches (and I believe the meat are glat - but check the label) under the London Beth Din.
The dairy place near hatton garden (was called chap-a-nash) has now closed down.
Frankly there arent a lot of options in central london for glat.
So the choice for you would be to go to Golders Green / Hendon / Edgeware - which frankly will take up your whole day.
Alternatively, you can go into any big supermarket in central london (look for big Tesco's or Sainsbury's supermarkets). Many sell kosher sandwiches from a company called D&D. There are both milk and meat sandwiches (and I believe the meat are glat - but check the label) under the London Beth Din.
Feb 28, 2007, 2:42 am
#20
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Alternatively, you can go into any big supermarket in central london (look for big Tesco's or Sainsbury's supermarkets). Many sell kosher sandwiches from a company called D&D. There are both milk and meat sandwiches (and I believe the meat are glat - but check the label) under the London Beth Din.
Mar 1, 2007, 7:25 am
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Mar 11, 2007, 4:04 am
#22
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It's often faster to take the tube. Northern Line from Totenham Court Road to Golders Green is 1/2 hour. Then a few minutes walk to the various restaurants. Edgware takes an extra 25 minutes.
Mar 11, 2007, 9:39 pm
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The #82 is alittle faster at times and starts at Victoria Station , dont recall if it actually goes into the GG Station or passes by it, as I always get off it and the 13 before it actually turns right off Finchly Rd to the GG Station, since all the stores/restaurants are to the left any how why have to walk the additional few mins.
Last edited by craz; Jun 8, 2009 at 1:46 am
May 14, 2009, 11:50 am
#24
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My sister and I went to Israel for Succot and had a full day layover in London. Before we left for our trip I posted on this site and got lots of terrific suggestions for touring and kosher eating, so you may want to check out my thread titled "Kosher eats in Heathrow..." . As it turned out, we were so busy sightseeing that we didn't have time for a proper meal. We took a hop-on-hop-off bus tour of London that included a boat trip on the Thames, toured the Tower of London and just had the best day. We ended up going to Selfridges and bought kosher food there. They not only had good sandwiches but also many other kosher items for noshing that we brought back to the airport with us. Just make sure you get back to the airport in time!
Jun 8, 2009, 12:59 am
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Jun 8, 2009, 2:44 am
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Yes. I actually ate there last night! Mattancherry, 109a Golders Green Road. Excellent food. Kedassia kashrus. There is also Kavanna in Hendon (Vivian Avenue, LBD kashrus). Both places are glatt kosher.
Jun 9, 2009, 7:52 am
#30
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While if you need a complete list you need to purchase one, you can search a particular product or product category on the LBD website. (Admittedly not really user friendly, and does not have the whole coverage).
http://www.kosher.org.uk/intro.htm
Go under Kosher product search tab.
http://www.kosher.org.uk/intro.htm
Go under Kosher product search tab.