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Gainesville & North Central Florida · Under OK KOSHER

Ask us what your shul allows. We'll match it.

Every family's standard is decided by their rav (rabbi) and by the shul (synagogue) hosting the simcha (celebration). Tell us the standard you keep and we will confirm in writing, before you place a deposit, whether we hold it.

If we cannot meet your standard, we will say so and refer you to a caterer who can.

Certification card

This affair is certified kosher

K-ID
Agency
K-ID
Date of affair
21 / 06 / 2026
Mashgiach
A. Goldstein

Signed by the mashgiach on site

The standard first

The first question is never about the food.

It is "under whose hashgacha?" Star-K advises families to ask their shul which certifications it permits, and whether it requires Pas Yisroel or Yoshon baked goods. If that answer and the caterer's standard do not match, the food cannot be eaten — however good it is.

So we publish our specification rather than describe it. Print this page, or forward it, and your rav can give you an answer in a minute.

Questions about a standard not listed here: ask us directly.

Kashrus specification
Hashgacha (certification)K-ID 4308228
MeatGLATT ONLY
DairyCHOLOV YISROEL
Baked goodsPAS YISROEL
YoshonIsrael import only
FishANISAKIS-CHECKED
BishulBISHUL YISROEL — PILOT LIGHTS LIT BY THE MASHGIACH
SupervisionKOSHER MIAMI (KM)
Menu typeFLEISHIG / MILCHIG / PAREVE

Your rav or shul may accept some standards and not others. Send us the standard you need and we will confirm in writing whether we hold it.

A certification card standing on a laid table at an event

What to look for

  • 01The agency symbol, printed — not written by hand.
  • 02The mashgiach's signature.
  • 03The date of your affair.
  • 04Displayed where guests can see it, not kept in the office.

A catered affair is certified only when the card is on the table.

Star-K states it plainly: a catered event is certified only when cards bearing the agency symbol, the mashgiach's signature and the date of the affair are displayed at the event itself. A caterer's certificate on a kitchen wall says nothing about your simcha.

We display cards at every event and we expect guests to read them. If a guest asks the mashgiach a question, that is the system working.

How our supervision works →

Service area

Gainesville & North Central Florida, and venues within reach of our kitchen.

Kitchen: 100 NE 8th Ave, Gainesville, FL 32601. We cater in shul halls, hotels and private homes, and we kasher non-kosher venue kitchens under our mashgiach's supervision. Outside the area, ask — we travel for larger simchas.

Is your date open?

Send the date, the standard you need and a rough headcount. We reply with availability and whether we can meet the standard.

Check your date or call +1 352 229 8888