Rather deja vu...
My parents officially left Great Neck in 2010, moved to Arizona and sold their house.
From October, 2009 until June, 2010, my father lived with us in Israel. You can read some of the posts I wrote about that by clicking saga of taking care of my elderly father. Unexpectedly, a few weeks ago, I found myself again visiting a family member in the hospital rehab in Manhasset and then in Great Neck needing a kosher restaurant, though not in the whacked out jet-lagged state I had been almost seven years ago when I first discovered
Cafe Kriza.
Lucky Turn, Found The Perfect Restaurant
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| Salmon, 2009 |
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| Salmon, 2016 |
This time, I arrived in better shape and not alone, and I had already checked the kosher restaurant scene on Middle Neck Road and was glad to see that Cafe Kriza was still there, open and kosher. One thing was the same. I ordered the same meal, Salmon, not that I was aware of it until now when I checked the old blog post. I remember enjoying my meal in 2009, and I enjoyed it this time, too. Both times I requested extra salad instead of the potatoes or rice, which came with the fish. My eating partners were all happy with their selections.
Besides the food being excellent, it's a lovely looking restaurant. I wonder if I'll ever be there again... If you go, please say that I recommended it, thanks.
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| I enjoyed the lemon in my icy water. |
CAFE KRIZA 45 Middle Neck Road Great Neck, NY 516 829-1039 www.cafekriza.com
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