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20350 NE 26th Ave North Miami Beach, FL 33180
South Florida's leading Glatt Kosher caterer for over 40 years, operating under…
Hechsher: Orthodox Rabbinical Board (ORB) (confirmed on ORB list, Nov 4, 2026)
4747 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33140
A kosher restaurant and catering service specializing in gourmet Shabbat and Yom…
Hechsher: Orthodox Rabbinical Board (ORB) (confirmed on ORB list, Nov 4, 2026)
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Source: Jewish Research Advisory: Events · checked 2026-11-07
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4101 Pine Tree Drive Miami Beach, FL 33140
A kosher event space in Miami Beach offering Shabbat and holiday meals with…
Kosher is the business's own description; no hechsher confirmed here. Ask which hechsher, and ask your rav.
