Queens Blvd in Rego Park is always an adventure. Driving means, if you see a parking space, grab it. Knish Nosh has long been on my bucket list. Always drove by, never stopped in. This time I did. I spotted from the front counter, the lady in the back telling me, someone will be right out. A very small store with one table for two inside, and a place to nosh on the sidewalk. Soneone ahead was picking up an ordere of pastrami, but I was here for the signature potato knish. Now for those poor souls that have gone their entire lives without, the k is not silent. It is massive. It costs a bit more but also is larger than Yonah Shimmel's. It is good and thankfully not at all greasy. I am satisfied.

More than kinish but each kinish can be several meals.It tastes like home and. warms my heart . The staff were super helpful looked for both a kinish and vegitarian stuffed cabbage in the back. I'm looking forward to returning having another kasha kinish and sweet potato and my husband wants the pastrami sand which. i hope this place never changes

The wonderful tradition Knosh knosh store for the best knishes in Queens. So nostalgic for me. 62 years in Forest Hills and I always find time to stop by when I'm near. Today I had a potato knish and cucumber salad... Then I was blessed with a cookie.... Thank you nice lady...

This little spot is a precious gem! If you are so lucky to live near, or have a vehicle (or a handy way of getting there), consider yourself LUCKY!! This place harkens back to the days of having your Bubbe cook for you in her own kitchen, made with love, sweat and tears!! The prices might give her a flutter but it's well worth every cent!! I found myself near the NYU Rego Park medical center, and realized this was a hop, skip and a jump from there. Due to the fact that I hadn't eaten since the day before to get ready for a procedure, my friend and I were staving!! We both got a corned beef sandwich with the good deli mustard (melt in your mouth good), a small matzoh ball soup, and a potato knish - so tasty, you almost couldn't finish, and a soda (w/complimentary sour pickle). I bought my mother a brisket pierogi which was the only thing that survived long enough for a photo!! Do not wait: GO!!! You will thank me later!!

Food is amazing A tad expensive But old school The selection is vast Get the hot knishes that are coming out every hour

The best knishes in town!!!Favorites like a killer roast chicken and updated classics like vegan stuffed cabbage in a cute QB storefront. Ate: Mushroom knish Borscht Vegan stuffed cabbage Total $30 The freshness of the dough is so delicious. The owner Haig is a great local character and the vegan stuffed cabbage was perfection.

This spot has been around for years but I never had a chance to stop by. We finally had a chance last night after an early dinner next door. They have a pretty large menu ranging from knishes, to pierogies, and soups. We decided to bring home a container of matzo ball soup and a brisket pastry. The person behind the counter was super patient while we decided what to get. We were happy with our selection, but to our surprise, he offered us some knishes on the house since they were about to close. We were going to come back another time anyway to try these, but this was such a lovely gesture. We will definitely return to try some more stuff on their menu! P.S. the matzo ball soup was delicious and filling. It was the perfect remedy for my son who was feeling under the weather. The knishes were also super flavorful and not too dense like some other places.