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Braised brisket at Bart’s Bagels.
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Top Philly Restaurants Celebrating Hanukkah

From juicy brisket to savory latkes, here’s the top spots offering specials and festive bites

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Braised brisket at Bart’s Bagels.
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Hanukkah starts at sundown on Thursday, December 7, and for eight special nights, the Festival of Lights brings dreidels, oil-fried foods such as sufganiyot (fried jelly doughnuts) and latkes (perfect with apple sauce and sour cream), and lighting the menorah. Across Philly, there are several great restaurants serving up traditional Jewish dishes to celebrate this spirited holiday. Check out these impressive spots to either order catering from or dine in.

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Bart's Bagels

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Hanukkah cuisine is lively, tasty, and plenty at Bart’s Bagels. This year, the bagel shop has a meal kit that includes braised brisket, creamed spinach and artichokes, bagel chips, dreidels, chocolate gelt, and more. For those seeking specific dishes, you can order a latke platter, challah, and chocolate babka a la carte. Place your order by Monday, December 4 at 5 p.m. All of their orders will need to be picked up at Bart Bagels between 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on either Thursday, December 7 or Friday, December 8. Pre-order online.

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33rd Street Hospitality is serving up a Hanukkah feast with an a la carte menu that includes latkes, matzo ball soup, brisket and chicken, and a French cheesecake that’s from a family recipe that’s over 100 years old. Pre-order online with free delivery or pickup on Wednesday, December 6th and Thursday, December 14th.

Dock Street Brewery

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Potato pancake season is officially upon us at Dock Street Brewery. From Thursday, December 7th to Friday, December 15th, their south location at 2118 Washington Ave is serving up their house-made latkes with their sour cream and house-made applesauce.

This Rittenhouse hotspot is serving up a Hanukkah dinner special that’s flavorful, yet creative for the occasion. Braised brisket, celery root latkes, mustard green salad, and milk bun sufganiyot are some of the fun dishes on their menu. Pre-order online from December 7 to December 8 for a meal that’s $60 per person.

This James Beard award-winning restaurant has an exceptional Hanukkah menu that includes classic Ashkenazi Jewish dishes (such as a Matzoh ball soup and potato kugel), coffee-braised brisket, and sweetie-spiced challah with borscht dip. This dinner package can be picked up from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. at Lilah on Thursday, December 7. Pre-order online.

Fiore Fine Foods

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This Hanukkah at the newly-relocated Fiore Fine Foods, you can purchase a seasonal meal that includes spiced brisket, matzoh ball soup, winter squash, roasted carrots, and more for $59 per person. Seasonal pastries (such as sufganiyot, rugelach, and cinnamon and cream babka) are available to purchase a la carte. This special is from December 8 to December 10, pre-order online.

The Borscht Belt

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This beloved suburban Jewish deli loves its latkes and are selling them far and wide for Hanukkah. Stop by to pick up a few of their golden fried bites and other pastries for the holiday.

Bart's Bagels

Hanukkah cuisine is lively, tasty, and plenty at Bart’s Bagels. This year, the bagel shop has a meal kit that includes braised brisket, creamed spinach and artichokes, bagel chips, dreidels, chocolate gelt, and more. For those seeking specific dishes, you can order a latke platter, challah, and chocolate babka a la carte. Place your order by Monday, December 4 at 5 p.m. All of their orders will need to be picked up at Bart Bagels between 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on either Thursday, December 7 or Friday, December 8. Pre-order online.

Community Bar

33rd Street Hospitality is serving up a Hanukkah feast with an a la carte menu that includes latkes, matzo ball soup, brisket and chicken, and a French cheesecake that’s from a family recipe that’s over 100 years old. Pre-order online with free delivery or pickup on Wednesday, December 6th and Thursday, December 14th.

Dock Street Brewery

Potato pancake season is officially upon us at Dock Street Brewery. From Thursday, December 7th to Friday, December 15th, their south location at 2118 Washington Ave is serving up their house-made latkes with their sour cream and house-made applesauce.

Huda

This Rittenhouse hotspot is serving up a Hanukkah dinner special that’s flavorful, yet creative for the occasion. Braised brisket, celery root latkes, mustard green salad, and milk bun sufganiyot are some of the fun dishes on their menu. Pre-order online from December 7 to December 8 for a meal that’s $60 per person.

Zahav

This James Beard award-winning restaurant has an exceptional Hanukkah menu that includes classic Ashkenazi Jewish dishes (such as a Matzoh ball soup and potato kugel), coffee-braised brisket, and sweetie-spiced challah with borscht dip. This dinner package can be picked up from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. at Lilah on Thursday, December 7. Pre-order online.

Fiore Fine Foods

This Hanukkah at the newly-relocated Fiore Fine Foods, you can purchase a seasonal meal that includes spiced brisket, matzoh ball soup, winter squash, roasted carrots, and more for $59 per person. Seasonal pastries (such as sufganiyot, rugelach, and cinnamon and cream babka) are available to purchase a la carte. This special is from December 8 to December 10, pre-order online.

The Borscht Belt

This beloved suburban Jewish deli loves its latkes and are selling them far and wide for Hanukkah. Stop by to pick up a few of their golden fried bites and other pastries for the holiday.

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