| "Easily the funniest and wildest of the klezmer new wave." — Village Voice |
| "When the All-Stars jam, they groove like other N'awlins pros-though instead of jazz and R&B progressions, they use Yiddish motifs from Russia, Poland, Greece, and Central Europe." — Down Beat |
| "This genre-crossing, heroically nutty Crescent City ensemble has a raucous, wild spin on the popular Eastern European revival." — Billboard |
| "The New Orleans Klezmer Allstars kicked out the jams with their 'funky Jewish music' and spurred the entire audience into a dancing frenzy." — Los Angeles Reader |
| "What the Klezmer All-Stars are doing is what klezmorim have always done-absorb and transform other cultural styles into their own sound." — NPR's "All Things Considered" |
