Island Crust Café

The pizza crust  here was tasteless and full air.  Tons of toppings but no substance.  What more do you want me to say.  We went hoping to enjoy a falaffel only to find they ONLY serve them on MONDAY'S --- really?!

Very disappointing.  I gave it two stars because it was clean, which most Kosher restaurants I've been to have not been.  So I thought they earned the extra star for that reason only.

Used to enjoy the island crust in its first year. Now quality of food is down. Gave it a few more tries.  Restaurant was not busy. Got cold onion rings. Pizza was made incorrectly. Asked specifically for no onions on the pizza as one of us in the group is allergic. Pizza was brought to table. Told waitress that we asked for no onions   Waitress was not going to offer to fix the pizza. Sent pizza back to be remade. Pizza came back within a few minutes, most of the onions were pulled off. Not satisfyingly done. Expected a fresh pizza like we asked.
Also, when nachos arrived to table, chips and cheese were burnt.  Food quality has gone downhill. Sad.

This is a great little cafe located in what appears to be the only office building on the Island.  It's a Kosher spot, so you won't find any meat products (however they do offer seafood), however their Pizzas, pastries and especially their Falafel (Falafel Mondays are legit!) definitely satisfy the most discerning of palates.

For a cafe, their meals can some times take a little longer than expected to prepare, however i've always been pleased with the meals, so the extra minute or two doesn't seem to phase me.

Keep in mind that since this is a Kosher spot, they are closed on all the major Jewish holidays.

Either way, I'm a semi-regular here and rather enjoy it.  Considering the other eating options on the island, this is a pretty good standard.