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Purim 5786 in North Miami Beach
Purim 5786 in North Miami Beach, FL falls on March 3, 2026. North Miami Beach's Jewish community celebrates Purim with traditional foods like Hamantaschen, Mishloach Manot Baskets, Purim Seudah Feast, Kreplach. Kosher Connect lists 17 North Miami Beach-area restaurants, caterers, and bakeries serving the community, most concentrated around North Miami Beach. Plan your Purim 5786 meals with verified kosher certification details for every establishment.
Traditional Purim Foods
Find these classics at North Miami Beach kosher restaurants and caterers.
Hamantaschen
Triangular pastries with a pinched three-cornered shape, filled with poppy seed (mohn), jam, chocolate, or Nutella. Named for Haman's triangular hat, they are the signature food of Purim.
Mishloach Manot Baskets
Gift baskets of at least two ready-to-eat foods sent to friends on Purim. Hamantaschen, chocolates, dried fruits, wine, and baked goods are all popular inclusions.
Purim Seudah Feast
A festive afternoon meal on Purim day, celebrated with family and friends. Wine is central: the Talmud commands drinking until 'ad d'lo yada.' A full holiday meal with meat and wine is traditional.
Kreplach
Triangular meat-filled dumplings served in soup, traditionally eaten on Purim (as well as Yom Kippur eve and Hoshana Rabbah). The hidden filling mirrors the hidden miracles of the Purim story.
Kosher Purim in North Miami Beach
Fuego by Mana
3861 NE 163rd St
Ben Yehuda Grill
3455 NE 163rd St
Bambupan Asia Kitchen
3427 NE 163rd St
Dixie BBQ
18798 W Dixie Hwy
Holy Bites
19202 W Dixie Hwy
Yummy Frozen Yogurt
901 NE 163rd St #3
Chai Wok
1688 NE 164th St
6Pack Burger
18106 W Dixie Hwy
Jerusalem Pizza
761 NE 167th St
Tree House Sweets
1376 NE 163rd St
La Matera
3861 NE 163rd St
Gold Kosher Catering
19593 NE 10th Avenue Bldg. # 4, Bay C&D
Ktering Desserts
21014 West Dixie Hwy
Krispy Kreme #432
530 NE 167th St
Carvel (NMB #1657)
725 NE 167th St
Smash House Burgers
1550 NE 164th St
Miami N Ice NMB
1140 NE 163rd street
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