Rendering of Solomon's Delicatessen, coming soon to Sacramento (Illustration/Courtesy Kaufmann Architects) Jewish Life Food Small Bites New kosher joint coming to S.F. Sixth Street; new deli coming to Sacramento Facebook Twitter Email SMS WhatsApp Share By Alix Wall | October 9, 2017 Keys were handed over to the owners of what will be a new kosher restaurant on Sixth Street in San Francisco, a half-block from the kosher bakery Frena. Rabbi Yosef Langer reported that the casual restaurant, located at the corner of Howard Street, will have falafel, shwarma and other grilled kosher meats. “It’s very exciting to have a Jewish thoroughfare in the making,” said Langer, including his nearby SoMa Shul in the mix. “It’s important for the city, the Jewish community and civic community at large.” The owners are Arik Sharabi and Roni Rotholz, investors in previous food ventures, according to Langer. He said he hoped the new restaurant would be open within the next six months. In other news … Ground was broken right before Rosh Hashanah for the new Solomon’s Jewish Delicatessen on Sacramento’s K Street. Owners of the downtown deli are hoping for an opening in early 2018. Small Bites is a regular round-up of local Jewish food news. To suggest an item, email Alix Wall at [email protected]. Alix Wall Alix Wall is a contributing editor to J. She is also the founder of the Illuminoshi: The Not-So-Secret Society of Bay Area Jewish Food Professionals and is writer/producer of a documentary-in-progress called "The Lonely Child." Follow @WallAlix Also On J. Organic Epicure Grateful bread: New S.F. kosher bakery Small Bites Frena bakery is reinventing itself as a three-in-one kosher hub Organic Epicure Frena dubbed 'Lifer Bakery' for hiring formerly incarcerated staff Jewish Life The new rabbi of gritty 6th Street Subscribe to our Newsletter Enter Email Sign Up