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Bialystoker Synagogue in New York
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New York, New York County, New York, US
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Beautiful restored synagogue originally built as a church.
The jewel of the Jewish Lower East Side. Rich in history and beautiful to look at.
Tremendous place to pray and study Torah
SISTINE LIKE VIGNETTES AND TWO WOMENS SECTIONS, IN THE TOP SECTION THE VIGNETTE VIEWS ARE BREATHTAKING.
Its a priceless authentic landmark filled with Jewish Religious traditions.
I was pleasantly surprised to find traces of hometown in NYC, thats home now.
Excellent place to pray.
Great shul the congregants are nice freindly people
There is no such thing as a bad synagogue.
An icon and landmark of the historic Jewish community of the Lower East Side
Descent shul but I wish they wouldnt charge for the coffee.
The Community Center offers a lot of fitness classes
Nice place to pray.
Inspiring place to pray! Rich in history.
Amazing artwork, classic synagogue
Beautiful historic synagogue
4 minyanim for shachris daily!
Historic place to pray
Beautiful.
Its such a welcoming place
The rabbi is a scholar.
A beautiful old shul.
Beautiful Shul.
The synogauge of the lower east side!
Great theater
Very peaceful
Great community
Nice place to look at
Great
Legendary
A comfortable place for morning prayer, there are 3 minis, 6, 7 and a half and 8 and a half, a spacious place and there is a place for women to help
An excellent and special synagogue, there are several minyanim in the morning, Torah lessons every day, Shabbos prayers.
I have always loved this synagogue for its hospitality and its traditions
Beautiful place
Jewish history
Historical,
Total reviews rating 4.8
46 Reviews for Bialystoker Synagogue 2023:
Review №1
2022-07-03Warm, friendly community with a great Rabbi. Lots of davening options. I really enjoyed my visits here.
Review №2
2022-06-22Beautiful historic synagogue. Well worth the visit.
Review №3
2021-12-12A gorgeous synagogue thats been used as a shul for a century. Upstairs shul used on shabbos with a downstairs shul for during the week. A few minyanim for shachris and daily mincha maariv.
Review №4
2019-12-11Definitely a treasure of New York. The Bialystoker Synagogue was founded in 1865 and has been at the same location since 1907. Designated landmark, NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission. Photos of this beautiful orthodox synagogue can be seen in the Manhattan chapter of the book, Ten Times Chai: 180 Orthodox Synagogues of New York City.
Review №5
2020-08-26Outstanding Synagogue with a very warm, accommodating and knowledgeable Rabbi Romm and Ritual Director, Hondo Abramowitz They go out of their way to make sure each individual is welcome .
Review №6
2014-02-09Nice, warm synagogue. This one is among the most active in the area.On Sundays, there are local tours that pass through this historic site. The synagogue was once a stop on the legendary Underground Railroad. At the time it was a Protestant church.Now, a vibrant community center, the Bialystoker offers 4-5 services each weekday morning, and the full service on Shabbat.For the curious, Bialystoker is Orthodox, and the rabbi, Rabbi Zvi Romm is a YU graduate.
Review №7
2019-07-26Bialystoker ritual director, Hondo, gave us an unbelievable, informative and outstanding tour of the synagogue and made us feel truly welcome.
Review №8
2021-03-16This place is beautiful. I enjoy my time spent praying here.
Review №9
2019-12-22Beautiful historic synagogue. Warm and welcoming congregation
Review №10
2018-12-24Old establishment synagogue.Unfortunately their congregation is slowly dwindling. Such is life.