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Hanukkah 5787 in Great Neck
Hanukkah 5787 in Great Neck, NY falls on December 4-12, 2026. Great Neck's Jewish community celebrates Hanukkah with traditional foods like Latkes (Potato Pancakes), Sufganiyot (Jelly Doughnuts), Brisket, Rugelach. Kosher Connect lists 22 Great Neck-area restaurants, caterers, and bakeries serving the community, most concentrated around Great Neck. Plan your Hanukkah 5787 meals with verified kosher certification details for every establishment.
Traditional Hanukkah Foods
Find these classics at Great Neck kosher restaurants and caterers.
Latkes (Potato Pancakes)
Crispy fried potato pancakes, the quintessential Hanukkah food in Ashkenazi tradition. Served with sour cream or applesauce.
Sufganiyot (Jelly Doughnuts)
Deep-fried jelly-filled doughnuts, especially popular in Israeli tradition. Available in endless flavors at kosher bakeries during Hanukkah.
Brisket
Slow-braised beef brisket is a Hanukkah dinner staple in many Ashkenazi households, often served alongside latkes.
Rugelach
Crescent-shaped pastries filled with jam, chocolate, or nuts, a traditional holiday sweet from Jewish bakeries.
Kosher Hanukkah in Great Neck
Bake n' Take
101 Steamboat Rd
Carltun on the Bay Glatt Kosher Caterers at Temple Israel of Great Neck
108 Old Mill Road
Gold Ribbon Caterers @ Chabad of Great Neck
400 East Shore Road
Pasha 47
47 Middle Neck Road
Tiger Sushi
40 Middle Neck Road
Lederman Caterers, Ltd.
108 Old Mill Road
Chatanooga Restaurant
37 Cutter Mill Road
Colbeh Restaurant- Great Neck
75 North Station Plaza
W KOSHER EVENTS LLC
Great Neck Kosher Pizza
770 Middle Neck Road
Chiyoda
20 South Station Plaza
Rita's of Great Neck
529 Middle Neck Road
Elisha
25 Cutter Mill Rd
Cafe Muscat Great Neck
98 Cutter Mill Rd
Paprika
8 Bond Street
Dagim Grill & Sushi Bar
8 Bond Street
Amal Catering
485 Middle Neck Road
Bagel Mentch
176 Middle Neck Road
Chosen Village
505 Middle Neck Road
Dunkin Donuts
566 Middle Neck Road
Haagen Dazs
85 Middle Neck Road
Grill Time
90 Middle Neck Road
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