Hampton Synagogue

154 Sunset Ave

Westhampton Beach, NY 11978

http://www.thehamptonsynagogue.org

The Hampton Synagogue, one of New York's most celebrated synagogues, is located on the corner of Sunset Avenue and Brook Road. Established in 1990, the synagogue is led by Rabbi Marc Schneier, who is internationally known throughout the Jewish community. Daily services are conducted in the Berman Sanctuary and are followed by breakfast. The synagogue also offers Hebrew school for children.

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5.05 reviews

Les A.

8/25/2024

I enjoy it so very much that I drive 28 miles each way to attend their services. The people are so friendly, the rabbi's sermons are always educational and relate the Torah teachings to current...

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David F.

9/13/2023

Be prepared for the musical treat of your year, if not your lifetime, with a warm, welcoming and informal congregation led by Rabbi Marc Schneier, who goes out of his way, speaking English, to...

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Esme J.

10/5/2019

The bakery IS kosher.. so I know Rabbi Marc will make sure everyone in the congregation will enjoy the delights..

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Igor M.

8/10/2009

Great synagogue. Very kind and friendly congregation. The synagogue is orthdox but people have no problems driving up in their cars and walking a block. The rabbi is Marc Schneier. The Forward, in...

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Tali F.

12/19/2010

Simply the coolest synagogue I have ever been to in my entire life. The fanciest "Kidush" (spread after services) ever. The synagogue is orthodox but seemed quite liberal. I felt extremely...

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