Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, will be observed from the evening of October 2 through October 4, 2024, and Las Vegas offers several options for enjoying traditional holiday meals without the hassle of cooking. Whether you’re looking for a catered feast to enjoy at home or a festive dine-in experience, these restaurants and delis have you covered with menus featuring all the holiday favorites, from brisket and challah to honey cake.
Honey Salt: A Feast for the New Year in Summerlin
Honey Salt, located in Summerlin, offers a delightful three-course Rosh Hashanah menu for both dine-in and takeout. Guests can choose between a roasted chicken meal for $51 or a slow-braised brisket dinner for $57. Both options come with traditional sides, including matzo ball soup, challah, and apple honey cake. For those who prefer to mix and match, the chicken, brisket, and sides are also available a la carte, providing flexibility for a customized meal.
- Location: 1031 South Rampart Boulevard
- Specialties: Roasted chicken, slow-braised brisket, apple honey cake
- Ambiance: Elegant and family-friendly with options for takeout
Siegel’s Bagelmania: Catering for Large Gatherings
Siegel’s Bagelmania, a local favorite near the Las Vegas Convention Center, offers full family dinners that serve eight to ten people for $329.95. The menu includes matzo ball soup, chopped liver or noodle kugel, potato latkes, roasted chicken, and brisket with gravy. Diners can also enjoy round challah and a choice of either honey cake or black-and-white cookies. For smaller gatherings or individual meals, Siegel’s offers individual dinners for $34.95, making it a great option for all group sizes.
- Location: 252 Convention Center Drive
- Specialties: Matzo ball soup, brisket, round challah, honey cake
- Ambiance: Traditional Jewish deli with both dine-in and takeout options
The Bagel Cafe: Cozy Dine-In or Takeout for Two
For those seeking a more intimate meal, The Bagel Cafe in Summerlin offers Rosh Hashanah dinners for two people at $58. Their meals include a choice of gefilte fish, chopped liver, or fruit as a starter, followed by brisket or roasted chicken with sides such as potato pancakes, kasha varnishkes, or tzimmes. The meal is completed with challah and apple, honey, or pear bundt cake. Diners can either enjoy their meal at the café or take it to-go.
- Location: 301 North Buffalo Drive
- Specialties: Gefilte fish, brisket, tzimmes, challah
- Ambiance: Warm, welcoming café with options for dine-in or takeout
Gilcrease Orchard: Sweet Holiday Essentials
For those looking to stock up on apples and other treats for Rosh Hashanah, Gilcrease Orchard is the place to go. This 100-year-old orchard in northwest Las Vegas offers fresh, local apples perfect for the holiday tradition of dipping apples in honey. Visitors can also purchase apple cider doughnuts for $6 and half-gallons of freshly made apple cider for $7.
- Location: 7800 North Tenaya Way
- Specialties: Apple cider, apple cider doughnuts
- Ambiance: Family-friendly orchard perfect for holiday preparation
Conclusion: Enjoying a Sweet New Year in Las Vegas
Whether you’re gathering with a large family or celebrating with a smaller group, Las Vegas has plenty of options to ensure your Rosh Hashanah meal is special and stress-free. From catered family dinners to intimate dine-in experiences, these local spots are making it easy to enjoy the holiday’s traditional flavors.
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