Kohn's Kosher Deli

According to Kohn's, there is no such thing as kosher-style. In other words, "kosher" doesn't simply mean a type of cuisine, it is instead a set of laws on what foods can be eaten and how that food can be prepared. At Kohn's Kosher Meat and Deli Restaurant on Old Olive Street Road, just west of Lindbergh Boulevard, both the selections at the meat counter and all the food on the menu are kosher. Inside the market and restaurant, patrons can order their matzo ball soup, bison burger, plate of lox, falafel, knishes or kugel, take a seat and know that their meal passes kosher supervision. Kohn's also offers boxed lunches featuring sandwiches or wraps with a salad and dessert item or a dairy lunch, which essentially means "meat-free." Kohn's also houses a full kosher meat counter with beef and poultry sold by the pound and a small market featuring various kosher items such as wines, sweets and cheeses.