PESACH WITH BORDEAUX

Wow!! What an amazing program! Every little detail was planned to perfection! An amazing yom tov filled with the most incredible food entertainment hospitality and the best staff in the universe!
The bordeaux team went above and beyond to create the most amazing and memorable pesach can't wait to see what's in store for 2025 if we are not all in yerushalaim!!

No words could properly describe what an incredible program PWB is! From the food, the entertainment, the speeches, the hosts, the participants, the family fun, the day camp.... non-stop fun n' food!

Fantastic program -
Activities for all family members - from
2 years old to adult - highly recommend!!

great program amazing food

It was done in style

great program

The program (Pesach 2023 in Pasippany NJ) was severely understaffed and overcrowded.
The Seders in the main dining room were a disaster. Noisy, overcrowded, understaffed. One end of the table couldn't hear what was going on on the other end.
They did offer a VIP Seder in a private room (at substantial additional cost). That Seder was a substantial improvement. Even so, the food was still lacking in any kind of creativity and the menu was basically one item (a weird dry chicken and beef sandwich, which made several appearances in slightly different forms throughout the week) or plain chicken.
It was also a bit disturbing to see how the staffing, which was already in short supply, was reallocated to the so-called VIP section. I even overheard a pep talk ("these are our VIP customers, make sure they're happy" or some such). No doubt this made the staffing situation in the main dining area even worse.
One more example. I went to a show one night. It was pretty good - reminded me of the shows we used to see in the Catskills. Managed to keep both the adults and the kiddies amused. When the show was over I discovered I couldn't leave. The hall was jammed with bodies. There wasn't even an aisle down the middle - just a solid mass of humanity. I think food was being served. I couldn't get through to see.
I understand that the program took on a number of last minute guests, who were refugees of another failed program, in the last minute and I do applaud the gesture. I don't know whether it was done out of compassion or for profit. I can only report on what we experienced.
We paid for a premium experience and that is not what was delivered.