Pinskers Books & Judaica

Cafe took over a lot of Judaism items that used to be there. When my now 17 yr old came for his Bar Mitzvah talis there were many more options than when I brought my triplets last Sunday to look for their's for their upcoming B'nai Mitzvah.

Bought wine, very nice, prices cheaper than on line. They try hard to accommodate. I will definitely continue to purchase from them. Also Cafe 18 is VERY GOOD

I did not eat there - I miss all of the books they used to have. I knew that they were re-purposing the space. I was just very surprised that most of the judaica was gone and that the restaurant took over almost all of the space.nn*Edit* - not sure what this response here from Pinskers is about. I only see that I posted 1 review. And I am also not sure what response I received other then what was posted here just now. Am I being mixed up with someone else?

Pinskers has resurrected itself once again in a colorful and creative fashion! Under the new ownership of the Cohens, useful and playful Judaica items reemerge for the community . Arts and crafts kits, books of all kinds, wedding gifts, and colorful educational toys are on the shelves. Chanukah time was extremely bright and cheerful. Seeing a store filled with shiny menorahs and candles of all sorts was truly reinvigorating to the eye! It is wonderful to have a Judaica store back up and running in town!

Staff extremely knowledgeable, at least as far as this goy could tell. Was able to answer all my questions regarding a Book of Torah for an orthodox friend.nnOnly complaint would be the poor selection in stock during my visit, but that was apparently due to the owner being in the process of opening a restaurant next door.