Catering to Celebrate the Jewish New Year 2019

The Jewish New Year will begin sundown on Sunday, September 29 and end Tuesday, October 1 this year while Yom Kippur will fall on Wednesday, October 9. Thanks to some Lincoln Square staples, you can plan a celebration for these special holidays without sweating the menu for your guests. 

Épicerie Boulud (1900 Broadway at 64th Street) can help you celebrate and break fast with gourmet catering options. Order a main dish of salmon or brisket, matzo ball soup, and a number of tasty appetizers, like canapés and latkes. Plan to impress your guests with these delicious dinner options.  Click here to see all of the options. Contact the store at (212) 595-9606. 

Breads Bakery (1890 Broadway at 63rd Street) has a special Rosh Hashanah menu with sweet and savory baked goods for the holidays. Order a festive centerpiece Challah adorned with ceramic bowls and grab a delicious apple or chocolate Babka for dessert. The menu has a number of tasty, fresh baked goods from which to choose. Click here for the full menu to order online or call (212) 633-2253. 

Bouchon Bakery and Café inside The Shops at Columbus Circle on the third floor, is offering two special items to the menu through September 29 for Rosh Hashanah. Order online, in store, or via phone at (212) 823-9357 and enjoy Bouchon's dark-ambered Honey Bundt Cake for a sweet start to the new year. Or, order a tasty Challah Loaf for your table. 

You can also pick up ingredients to be your own chef for these holidays at local grocery store Gourmet Garage at 155 West 66th Street or at Whole Foods Market inside The Shops at Columbus Circle. Gourmet Garage is a specialty/natural food market while you can also find many organic products at Whole Foods. Making your own menu is easy in Lincoln Square. 

If you'd rather take your friends and family out for a meal to commemorate the holidays, Lincoln Square is home to a number of terrific restaurants which you can browse in our Neighborhood Guide.

Photo credit: Épicerie Boulud