Chabad Pedro La Laguna

Horario

Lunes

Open 24 hours

Martes

Open 24 hours

Miércoles

Open 24 hours

Jueves

Open 24 hours

Viernes

Open 24 hours

Sábado

Open 24 hours

Domingo

Open 24 hours

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Chabad de San Pedro La Laguna recibe a los visitantes con tres restaurantes kosher, WiFi rápido y un salón comunitario relajado. Las cenas del viernes por la noche y las comidas de vacaciones crean celebraciones vibrantes con cocina fresca y abundante. El rabino y el personal de voluntarios trabajan duro para que los visitantes se sientan en casa, aunque la hospitalidad ha sido ocasionalmente desigual.

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Lo que dicen en Google

1. Visitante de Google ★★★★★ 4 years ago

   Amazing to find Chabad - home away from home - in so many places! The Rabbi and his volunteers have built a beautiful home for the many visitors to this area. Including 3 restaurants for different cuisines all kosher. Chabad also has fast WiFi and a nice lounge to relax in between activities and tours.

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2. Visitante de Google ★★★★★ 11 months ago

   Amazing people, always happy to help and give advices! Make everyone feel welcome, Would recommend taking the “Indian nose” hike with them. Thank you!

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3. Visitante de Google ★★★★★ a year ago

   Chabad of San Pedro is an incredible experience from start to finish! Their dairy restaurant serves fresh, delicious dishes that truly stand out, and the Shabbat and holiday meals are vibrant, plentiful, and expertly prepared. The atmosphere is welcoming and festive, and it’s clear they put a lot of love into every detail. This isn’t a place to come with specific expectations; just come ready to enjoy exceptional food, warm company, and a memorable time with a wonderful community.

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4. Visitante de Google ★★★★★ 2 years ago

   Everyone was super helpful, organized hike was great! Friday night dinner was something else! Wish there were more food options. Would definitely come back!

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5. Visitante de Google ★☆☆☆☆ 3 years ago

   I attended to ask if they served Kosher food. Was accompanied by 2 friends. 1 of which was Jewish. The rabbi asked if we were Jewish. My friend answered for me and advised that I am Muslim but eat Kosher and she is Jewish. He then started talking to her directly, didn't make any contact with me or our other friend and took us to the restaurant next door ha-falafel for Kosher food. I felt extremely uncomfortable that he made no eye contact or even included me in the conversation from when he heard that I was Muslim. I was hoping that I would've felt welcome, no matter what religion I believed in. If I didn't have my friend with me, not sure we would've been given the same information or help. My friend even noticed how he didn't speak with myself or the other friend too.

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