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Mill Hill restaurant gets Kosher license back after being found holding parties on Shabbat

Officials from the SKA confirmed that the establishment had been recertified

November 25, 2022 11:41
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Victoria Prever

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The Sephardi Kashrut Authority has announced yesterday it has reinstated the kosher licence at Ananas dairy restaurant in Mill Hill. 

SKA Director of Operations, Rabbi David Neifeld confirmed that the restaurant, which serves brunch, fish, pizza and Middle Eastern dishes was fully operational under a SKA licence as of Thursday.  

“We are pleased to welcome back Ananas which is now under new management and has met the high standard required to obtain a SKA licence. We are particularly happy that once again the Mill Hill community will have the opportunity to enjoy kosher cuisine in their neighbourhood.” 

Rabbi Neifeld confirmed that in future, the Ananas, which The JC reported had lost its licence last May would have a full-time shomer on site. 

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