Celebrate Rosh Hashanah With Specials From These Spots in Dallas

Sunset on September 25 marks the beginning of Rosh Hashanah, a celebration of the Jewish New Year that ends at sunset on September 27. It’s followed by Yom Kippur on October 4 and 5. Together, they make the High Holidays. Rosh Hashanah is celebrated with gatherings of friends and family centered around symbolic foods including apples, pomegranates, dried fruits, and honey. It’s also full of some of the best dishes found on Jewish holidays year-round, such as challah, braised brisket, and matzo ball soup. Whether searching for a holiday feast or picking up items to build a spread, here are the Dallas spots offering special Rosh Hashanah meals and treats this year.

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Eatzi’s

At all three Dallas locations and in Plano, Grapevine, and Fort Worth, Eatzi’s will offer menus for the holidays that offers egg and raisin challah rounds, pomegranate glazed brisket, apricot chicken breast, teriyaki salmon, balsamic and fig roasted carrots, a honey apple tart, and a cinnamon apple noodle kugel.

Cindi’s NY Deli

The Rosh Hashanah menu for Cindi’s is out and the staff request orders in by Thursday, September 22. It includes challah, brisket, chicken soup, matzo balls, chopped liver, lox spread, roast turkey, honey cake, rugelach, and more traditional favorites.

Deli News

Holiday catering will be available from all five of the Deli News location in North Dallas, Frisco, Plano, Allen, and McKinney. The Rosh Hashanah menu options include whitefish salad, sliced New York Nova lox, latkes, potato knish, a loaf of fresh baked rye bread, kreplach soup, hodgepodge soup, and more familiar favorites.

Market Local Comfort Cafe

This north Dallas restaurant has a High Holy Holidays catering menu with various soups by the quart, a large variety of fish, a selection of herring, side dishes, stuffed holiday bread, babka, numerous dips, and desserts.

Benny’s Bagels

All Benny’s locations offer fresh baked challah, kosher desserts, spreads, salads, and, of course, bagels.

Empire Baking Co.

This family owned bakery is offering a special menu for the High Holy days that includes Nutella babka, iced apple cinnamon walnut bread, almond honey cake, challah, rye loaves, and assorted rugulah and bagels.

Starship Bagel

This Lewisville bakery has bagels, lox, shmears and is offering a special home delivery on October 5 for Yom Kippur breakfast.