16 restaurants
Looking for gluten free friendly or kosher style restaurants? We found 16 restaurants matching that search. For example, the first three are Abbalé, Planta - Miami and Planta - New York, each tagged Gluten Free Friendly or Kosher Style. Know of any gluten free friendly or kosher style restaurants we're missing? Email us at kosher.plate100@gmail.com and we'll add it.
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Miami, FL, United States
founded by hospitality visionaries Executive Chef Sam Gorenstein and Pura Vida Miami Founder Omer Horev, this culinary gem brings the essence of Israel to Aventura and South Beach.
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Miami, FL, United States
Experience a celebration of delicious and innovative plant-based cuisine served in a beautifully designed space, with an overflow of good vibes at PLANTA South of Fifth in South Beach.
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New York City, NY, United States
The local favorite for the best vegan sushi and wok specialties! Drop in for plant-powered dinner, brunch, lunch and happy hour near Madison Avenue, the Empire State Building, Flatiron Building, Madison Square Park, and more!
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Marina Del Rey, CA, United States
PLANTA’s Marina Del Rey waterfront restaurant is serving elevated plant-based plates with a chic, breezy vibe.
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Chicago, IL, United States
Planta Queen Chicago offers catering delivery and pickup from its River North location. All orders require at least 48 hours advance notice.
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Washington DC, United States
Planta Washington DC is the local favorite for the best vegan sushi, crispy dumplings, and wok specialties! Drop in for plant-powered dinner, brunch, lunch and happy hour near Ritz Carlton, Hilton Garden Inn, Park Hyatt, AC Hotel, and more
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Bethesda, MD, United States
PLANTA is Bethesda’s favorite plant-based culinary experience.
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New York City, NY, United States
In 1919 on a picturesque street in the center of Berlin, Moshe Landwer opens a small and romantic coffee house, which quickly turned into one of the city’s favorite hangout spots. In 1933 with the rise to power of the Nazi regime, Moshe Landwer along with his family, made aliya and settles in Tel Aviv.
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Las Vegas, NV, United States
In 1919 on a picturesque street in the center of Berlin, Moshe Landwer opens a small and romantic coffee house, which quickly turned into one of the city’s favorite hangout spots. In 1933 with the rise to power of the Nazi regime, Moshe Landwer along with his family, made aliya and settles in Tel Aviv.
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Hallandale Beach, FL, United States
In 1919 on a picturesque street in the center of Berlin, Moshe Landwer opens a small and romantic coffee house, which quickly turned into one of the city’s favorite hangout spots. In 1933 with the rise to power of the Nazi regime, Moshe Landwer along with his family, made aliya and settles in Tel Aviv.
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Boca Raton, FL, United States
In 1919 on a picturesque street in the center of Berlin, Moshe Landwer opens a small and romantic coffee house, which quickly turned into one of the city’s favorite hangout spots. In 1933 with the rise to power of the Nazi regime, Moshe Landwer along with his family, made aliya and settles in Tel Aviv.
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Boston, MA, United States
In 1919 on a picturesque street in the center of Berlin, Moshe Landwer opens a small and romantic coffee house, which quickly turned into one of the city’s favorite hangout spots. In 1933 with the rise to power of the Nazi regime, Moshe Landwer along with his family, made aliya and settles in Tel Aviv.
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Boston, MA, United States
In 1919 on a picturesque street in the center of Berlin, Moshe Landwer opens a small and romantic coffee house, which quickly turned into one of the city’s favorite hangout spots. In 1933 with the rise to power of the Nazi regime, Moshe Landwer along with his family, made aliya and settles in Tel Aviv.
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Boston, MA, United States
In 1919 on a picturesque street in the center of Berlin, Moshe Landwer opens a small and romantic coffee house, which quickly turned into one of the city’s favorite hangout spots. In 1933 with the rise to power of the Nazi regime, Moshe Landwer along with his family, made aliya and settles in Tel Aviv.
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Los Angeles, CA, United States
In 1919 on a picturesque street in the center of Berlin, Moshe Landwer opens a small and romantic coffee house, which quickly turned into one of the city’s favorite hangout spots. In 1933 with the rise to power of the Nazi regime, Moshe Landwer along with his family, made aliya and settles in Tel Aviv.
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Haddonfield, NJ, United States
The story of Mia’s Falafel Bar begins in 2020, right in the middle of COVID-19 quarantine, a complicated time during which founder and owner Mia Eylon spent several hours a day in her kitchen.
