Best Cheap Kosher Restaurants in Cobble Hill | Cheap & Kosher

5 restaurants in Best Cheap Kosher Restaurants in Cobble Hill | Cheap & Kosher

• Shelsky's of Brooklyn — Middle Eastern · rated 5/5: This vibrant Brooklyn landmark captures the soul of a classic appetizing shop, where the salty-sweet aroma of premium smoked fish and slow-cured deli meats fills the air. Guests can indulge in towering platters of jewel-toned lox and velvety salmon or dive into hefty, hand-carved sandwiches piled high with peppery pastrami and tender corned beef. Every bite offers a nostalgic journey through New York’s culinary heritage, blending time-honored curing techniques with a contemporary passion for artisanal quality.
• Nili — Middle Eastern · rated 5/5: Nili invites guests into a sun-drenched, airy sanctuary where the vibrant aromas of zesty harissa and earthy chickpeas set the stage for a soulful, Mediterranean-inspired escape. The table becomes a canvas of texture and color, featuring velvety swirls of sweet potato hummus, smoky babaganoush, and golden-grilled halloumi tucked into artisanal bread for a dining experience that feels both effortlessly sophisticated and deeply comforting.
• Mazzat — Mediterranean · rated 4.8/5: Mazzat captures the sun-drenched spirit of the Mediterranean, welcoming diners into a warm, aromatic space where the sizzle of the grill meets the bright tang of citrus and fresh herbs. Tables overflow with vibrant small plates and succulent, flame-kissed meats, inviting a communal feast that celebrates the timeless art of coastal hospitality.
• Marco Polo Ristorante — Italian · rated 4.6/5: Stepping into Marco Polo Ristorante feels like a journey to a refined Roman villa, where the warm glow of candlelight dances across white linens and the air is thick with the savory perfume of roasting garlic and fresh herbs. The kitchen honors tradition through silken ribbons of house-made pasta tossed in rich, soulful ragus and vibrant coastal flavors that sing of the Italian seaside. It is a sanctuary of conviviality, where the clink of wine glasses and the artful presentation of each plate invite diners to linger over a true celebration of the Mediterranean spirit.
• Awash Ethiopian Restaurant — Ethiopian · rated 4.4/5: Awash transports guests to the heart of East Africa, where the warm glow of the dining room is filled with the intoxicating aroma of roasting coffee and slow-simmering berbere spices. Diners gather around communal platters to tear off pieces of tangy, cloud-like injera, using the traditional flatbread to scoop up vibrant mounds of spicy stews and earthy lentils in a soulful celebration of shared flavors and heritage.