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Today I met my friend Emily for lunch. Usually we have our lunch dates at Circa (on 33rd and 5th), but we decided to try Rosa’s Kosher Pizza and Pasta, the pizza store in the Empire State Building that became Kosher a few months ago. The menu was pretty similar to Circa’s. I ordered some sort of beany vegetable soup. It was a bit bland at first but I added salt and that helped make it more flavorful. The soup came with half of a roll, which was kind of doughy in the middle and really delicious. Overall, I was satisfied with my lunch, but not amazed. I liked that the restaurant itself was less crowded than Circa usually is, and it seems that you are less likely to run into people you know.

I've ordered pizza and salad from Rosa's a few times over the past month's. The food has always been very good, a definate upgrade over most kosher pizza places. My Major criticism is the delivery. Don’t expect your food to come in less than an hour. Each time I ordered it has taken about an hour for the food to be delivered.

all pizza there is very good, but a few of the styles are amazing. Get yourself a Grandma Slice and you will never eat at another pizza place again. sushi, salad, and pastas all great as well.

Pizza is OK at best. Cheese is low quality and way too much. Salad bar and Sushi are horrible. Food is Pizzeria style. Not too tasty. Overall cheap but small selection and very bland.

Firstly, I've tried almost everything there and it was all so yummy. Secondly, the BEST THING THEY HAVE THERE is cheese pizza with penne a la vodka on top. Its like having a plate of pasta AND a piece of pizza all in one. So so so so good. I highly recommend this place, both for the kosher and non-kosher eaters. Enjoy!

this place is really good, but the pizza has like twice as much more cheese than necessary

Rosa's simply makes the best kosher slice. I have eaten at every kosher pizza shop in NYC and none come close to Rosa's product. The service is very fast and efficient too.