We hope you and your loved ones had a blessed and healthy Passover week, safely celebrating as you were able. With the holiday behind us, Rosenfeld’s team is rested and ready to serve you as of 7AM on April 17th. We will be open until 5PM on Friday, and from 7AM – 1PM on Saturday […]
Celebrated each spring, Passover is one of the most revered of Jewish holidays, celebrating when Israelites fled to freedom from their enslavement in Egypt. Out of respect for our customers, employees and community, Rosenfeld’s will close for Passover at 10AM on April 8th and remain closed through April 16, 2020. We will reopen for our […]
Getting your favorite Rosenfeld’s bagels or breads is always an option, even if you don’t want to leave the comfort of your home. Place your order through Grubhub, DoorDash or Uber Eats and have it delivered right to your door. Both companies even offer no-contact delivery this week if you’d prefer such service. We are still offering order-ahead pickup service […]
As the COVID-19 situation continues to impact our daily lives, we want to let you know about a few changes in our store that you might notice on your next visit. These changes have been instituted to prevent unnecessary touching of common surfaces to help mitigate the spread of the virus. These changes include: Elimination […]
It was 2016 when Penny Scharfman approached us about participating in the Temple Emanuel Purim fundraiser and we are so pleased to continue to be a staple of this very popular annual event. Each year, in celebration of Purim, the TE Sisterhood organizes a Mishloach Manot program. Loosely translated as “sending portions,” this Jewish ritual […]
When you think of bagels, almost immediately, cream cheese comes to mind, but that wasn’t always the case. Even as recently as the 1980s and 1990s, many Jewish delis and bagel shops didn’t even consider serving a bagel with cream cheese, much less one of the delicious spreads like those we make and serve at […]
