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Kosher Restaurant for the Jewish Community of Brighton Beach

Community Tent Koser Retaurant for t Jewih Community of Brghton Beach Jewish Community Brighton Beach and the surrounding area is home to tens of thousands of Jews. An additional 10,000 Jews live along Ocean Parkway and go to the beach. Of the estimated 55,000 Holocaust survivors living in New York City as of 2011, most live in Brighton Beach. Kosher Food Options There are no Kosher restaurants within walking distance. The Location as it is now The Location as it can be Actual Tent: Outdoor View Actual Tent: Indoor View On The Menu Koser Parve Dihe, Drnks, Desers On The Menu Salads Pastas Soups Desserts Teas & Coffee Fresh Squeezed Juice Smoothies & Crushed Ice Desserts and Teas The goal is to cultivate touches of luxury for a memorable experience. Smoothies Fruits, Vegetables, Crushed Ice For the beach-going crowd, Jews or not Future Options The Proposal Let us spend our own money to improve your yard. We will mow the lawn, set up a tent, buy furniture. We will cover ongoing expenses (electricity, food) and pay for the tent's Kosher Hechsher and Mashgiach. We will build an app for the restaurant, to connect the local community, and bring more people virally. Let us use the existing kitchen on the third ﬂoor. What's in it for JCBB The yard, currently overgrown with grass, will become the only Kosher restaurant in the area, serving the local Jewish community. We will pay you $1000 a month rent starting 2019. If we default on the rent, you get to keep the tent and furniture and take charge of how to continue operations. Thus any outcome is a strict improvement over the current state of the yard. Market Opportunity All Jews from Brighton Beach & Area All beach-goers who cross Ocean Parkway Delivery and Take-Out for local community Social App in App Store for each customer to browse the menu, make reservations, bring friends, and order straight from the app. Crowdfunding the Tent We plan to make a Kickstarter campaign with many members of the Jewish center participating. People will pre-buy monthly meal plans, helping us fund our initial operations. Directors of JCBB board enjoy a 60% discount on all meals in the restaurant. Community Tent We have been going to this community for many years. Let's us build it together! communitytent.com.

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