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Rockland Kosher is a large kosher supermarket in Monsey, New York, described as the second-largest kosher supermarket in the United States.

Last updated September 27, 2026

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Overview

Rockland Kosher is a kosher supermarket located in the Shoppers Haven shopping center in Monsey, New York, in the United States. According to the Yiddish-language Wikipedia entry on the store, it is the second-largest kosher supermarket in the United States, behind Seven Mile Market in Baltimore, Maryland. The store is a large-format kosher grocery operation that anchors a wider complex of shops, and it includes dedicated departments such as its own bakery, deli, fish store, and a bookshop named Merkaz. The business is associated with Pinchas Klein, described in the source as a Vizhnitzer community leader and a major philanthropist, who founded the place. The history recounted in the source states that the food market was originally opened by Yechiel Rosenberg under a different name; Pinchas Klein later bought it and greatly expanded and enlarged it. In 2005 he acquired a large store and turned it into a mega-store with a network of dozens of shops in the mall, where shoppers can buy a wide range of goods. Until 1988, Rockland Kosher was the largest kosher supermarket in the United States; today, according to the same source, Seven Mile Market in Baltimore holds the largest position, while Rockland Kosher takes second place. The store serves the Jewish community of Monsey and the wider Rockland County area, offering kosher food and related products through its supermarket and its associated in-store departments. The official website at rocklandkosher.com represents the store online. The brand is a private, community-oriented kosher retail operation rather than a publicly listed company, and no parent company or corporate group is identified in the available evidence.

History

The history of Rockland Kosher is recounted in the Yiddish-language Wikipedia entry on the store. According to that source, the place was founded by Pinchas Klein, described as the Vizhnitzer rosh hakahal (community leader) and a great philanthropist. It is characterized as a mega-supermarket containing dozens of shops, with a huge food market and grocery that was the first in a Jewish neighborhood to be owned by a Jewish proprietor. The food market was originally opened by Yechiel Rosenberg under a different name. Later, Pinchas Klein bought it and greatly expanded and enlarged it. In 2005 he acquired a large store and created the mega-store with a network of dozens of shops in the mall, where one can buy everything. Until 1988, Rockland Kosher was the largest kosher supermarket in the United States. Today, according to the same source, Seven Mile Market in Baltimore is the largest, and Rockland Kosher takes second place. The store is located in the Shoppers Haven shopping center in Monsey, New York, and it maintains separate departments including a bakery, a deli, a fish store, and a bookshop named Merkaz.

  • The food market that became Rockland Kosher was originally opened by Yechiel Rosenberg under a different name.

  • Pinchas Klein bought the food market and greatly expanded and enlarged it.

  • Until 1988, Rockland Kosher was the largest kosher supermarket in the United States.

  • In 2005, Pinchas Klein acquired a large store and created the mega-store with a network of dozens of shops in the mall.

Products and positioning

Large-format kosher supermarket serving the Jewish community; described as the second-largest kosher supermarket in the United States.

  • Kosher supermarket goods

  • In-store bakery

  • Deli

  • Fish store

  • Merkaz bookshop

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