Aaron G.
Yelp
Great ambiance for a kosher restaurant (some get to be very schlock) and a nice, casual setting. The food was excellent - my wife and I decided to get the Turquoise Tuna Tartare (listed as a appetizer), Combination Fillet Platter, and a penne pasta dish with broccoli and cream sauce.
The tuna tartare was excellent but awfully small - for the price this is not a good appetizer for two people. The combination platter had three smaller size fillets of fish - we ordered Chilean sea bass, salmon, and flounder. All of the cooked fish was well prepared (the flounder was buttery smooth and was my favorite - where do they get it this far out of season?) and tasted fresh, but again with the smaller portions, including the small scoop of rice and steamed vegetables. The pasta was the only decent size portion - to be expected, considering pasta is relatively inexpensive - but was cooked perfectly al dente.
We did not have any liquor but the list appeared appropriately priced (read: enjoy a drink when you get home later). The bread served with dinner tasted to be fresh baked in the restaurant, with great garlic butter and a small dish of tahini which was excellent, tasting of lemon and decently thick. The sushi menu seemed appropriately priced as well, and I would expect the fish is as fresh as the cooked options (however we did not have sushi).
This place is not cheap...$80-100 for two people looks to be average. Our bill was less since we did not have dessert or drinks. There are far better values for kosher dining, and this place is not for couples/families on a budget. That said, I would recommend this place as a mainly-fish option that is convenient from Nassau and Queens.