Eat and Drink Brooklyn Museum Cafe going kosher with Wolf and Lamb A chicken wrap from Wolf and Lamb catering. Photo Credit: Wolf and Lamb By Melissa Kravitz melissa.kravitz@amny.com Updated February 10, 2016 5:21 PM Print Share fbShare Tweet gShare Email The Brooklyn Museum has gone kosher! Starting Wednesday, Feb. 10, the museum's BKM Cafè is offering a slew of Glatt kosher items to its menu. Wolf and Lamb, an upscale kosher steakhouse and caterer based in midtown and Brooklyn, will be providing the OK-certified eats, which will ingredients sourced from the Union Square Market. BKM Café's kosher menu will change, but the current offerings include a grilled chicken breast wrap with beef bacon and truffle mayo, a vegetable tuna sundried tomato wrap, seasonal market salad and peanut butter cookies served with soy milk. The Brooklyn Museum is now officially "the first encyclopedic institution in the tri-state area to serve kosher meals," according to a news release. BKM Cafè will serve kosher meals on Saturdays, a day when many Crown Heights kosher restuarants are closed. By Melissa Kravitz melissa.kravitz@amny.com Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Comments Comments section is temporarily on hold. Here’s why.
