I took the first bite of the chicken and waffles dipped in maple syrup, and a celebration occurred in my mouth.” So on a sunny Sunday afternoon, my parents and I decided to see if Melrose Bite’s fried chicken deserved the recent hype it was receiving. When a new kosher restaurant opens up in town, word spreads like wildfire – especially when it’s fried chicken. So you can wander over to the restaurant and spend some of the money that you saved by buying thrift. On weekends, it’s just opposite the bustling Sunday crowd at Melrose Trading Post, set up on the Fairfax High School grounds and the most popular flea market in LA. It also has recently switched its kashrut supervision, from Kosher LA to OK Kosher, which is more widely accepted by the L.A. – right across from Fairfax High School in one of the trendiest parts of a very popular neighborhood. Set in the heart of the Melrose shopping district, the small, clean restaurant is located less than two miles from school on the corner of Melrose and North Ogden at 7801 Melrose Ave. Melrose Bite, recently rebranded from a dairy-and-vegan restaurant to a fried chicken and wings spot, just might satisfy all your fried chicken cravings at a location that’s kosher, quick and close by. Fried chicken sandwiches are trending, and the kosher world is part of the trend.

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