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Hanukkah in Austin

Dreidels, Latkes, Menorahs, Oy Vey! 


From December 14-22, folks all around the world will celebrate this important Jewish holiday. If you're looking for some tips on great places to enjoy the Festival of Lights right here in Austin, you've come to the right place. Check out our picks on how to have a great Hanukkah below. 



WHERE TO EAT AND DRINK:

Latkes, brisket, and matzah ball soup? Bring us all the Jewish comfort food, please.  


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Casper Fermentables 

4715 S Lamar Blvd #101A


For some authentic bagels this Hanukkah, you'll want to go to Casper Fermentables. Their menu is inspired by Korean and Jewish ancestral traditions, making their own kombucha, sourdough, and fermented vegetables right here in Austin. Make sure you also try some of their delicious sandwiches and pastries.



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Aba

1011 South Congress


We know, we know - it’s tough to get a reservation at Aba. Book it while you can because Austin’s gorgeous Mediterranean restaurant is serving up Hanukkah specials from Chef CJ Jacobson including Potato, Parmesan & Brussels Sprout Latkes with scallion crema and apple compote and Shawarma-Spiced Brisket Confit with pumpkin puree, sesame and currant gremolata in addition to the regular menu between Sunday, December 14th – Monday, December 22nd.

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Rosen's Bagels

11101 Burnet Rd Ste A100

422 Guadalupe St


You know the saying, “if it ain’t’ broke, don’t fix it,” well Rosen’s Bagels didn’t listen and we’re all better for it. This restaurant is elevating their schmears from classic hits to modern bops - garlic dill, basil & lemon, blueberry, and almond pancake, the traditional gets a makeover worth eating. Find them inside various coffee shops around town or order delivery 48 hours in advance.



photo via Imma C. Yelp


JewBoy Burgers and Sliders 

Various Locations 


JewBoy has a name that's certain to raise a few eyebrows, but that's nothing compared to their actual food. If you hadn't guessed already, it's not your typical traditional burger place. Surprisingly enough, Jewboy serves a menu that's the perfect mix of Border and Jewish culture. Happy Hanukkah, indeed!



WHAT TO DO:


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Get Lit: Hanukkah Pop-up Bar at Kitty Cohen's

2211 Webberville Rd #3548


Kitty Cohen's annual Hanukkah pop-up is back with a special menu of Hanukkah-inspired cocktails and festive decorations to get you in the Hanukkah spirit! 




WHERE TO GET SUPPLIES:


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The Shuk

13450 Research Blvd Suite 229


ATX kosher market, The Shuk, has everything you need and more for your Hanukkah celebration and beyond. A huge selection of Israeli snacks, fresh and frozen foods including sweet potato latkes and schnitzel, we can’t recommend this market more.


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The Kosher Store @ HEB

7025 Village Center Dr


For a wide selection of made-to-order wraps, sandwiches, burgers and sides - as well as kosher wine, snacks, and more - head to The Kosher Store, located inside of the Village Center HEB. They have limited dine-in services and takeout ordering available.


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Central Market

Several Locations


Central Market has all the essentials you’ll need for Hanukkah dinner, check out their specific holiday meals that can be ordered ahead of time if you're not wanting to cook. 


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Trader Joe's

Various Locations 


All locations of Trader Joe's carry a large number of kosher items, including meats, bread, baked goods, and more. Stock up on your Hanukkah celebration essentials and maybe throw some extra kosher snacks in the cart - Joe makes it hard to resist!


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Sending latkes love your way this Hanukkah!

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