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Shavuot 5786 in Denver
Shavuot 5786 in Denver, CO falls on May 22-23, 2026. Denver's Jewish community celebrates Shavuot with traditional foods like Cheesecake, Blintzes, Dairy Meals, Milk and Honey. Kosher Connect lists 16 Denver-area restaurants, caterers, and bakeries serving the community, most concentrated around Southeast Denver. Plan your Shavuot 5786 meals with verified kosher certification details for every establishment.
Traditional Shavuot Foods
Find these classics at Denver kosher restaurants and caterers.
Cheesecake
The quintessential Shavuot dessert. New York-style, Israeli-style, no-bake, and layered cheesecakes appear at every Shavuot table. Kosher bakeries stock dozens of varieties leading up to the holiday.
Blintzes
Thin crepes filled with sweetened cheese (often farmer cheese or ricotta), pan-fried until golden, and served with sour cream, berry compote, or powdered sugar. A beloved Ashkenazi Shavuot classic.
Dairy Meals
Shavuot is the holiday of dairy. Lasagna, quiches, cheese bourekas, pizza, mac and cheese, and creamy pasta dishes all make appearances at Shavuot meals alongside the traditional desserts.
Milk and Honey
The Torah describes the Land of Israel as 'a land flowing with milk and honey.' Dishes incorporating milk, cream, and honey are especially appropriate for Shavuot, connecting the holiday's themes of Torah and the Land.
Kosher Shavuot in Denver
L'Chaim
909 S Oneida St Ste 1b
Bonnie Brae Ice Cream
799 S. University Blvd.
The Braided Loaf
Rosenberg's Kosher
942 South Monaco
Haagen Dazs Cherry Creek Mall
3000 E. 1st Ave., #102A
Rymone Caterers
Culinary Masters Catering
Epicurean
Occasions
Cohen's Cuisine
East Side Kosher Deli
499 S. Elm St.
Playa Bowls Belleview Station
4852 S Newport St. Unit D
ASLI Mediterranean Grill
970 S. Oneida Street Unit #6
Catering by Design
Brooklyn Pizza
890 S. Monaco Pkwy, Unit 7
High Point Creamery
215 S. Holly St.
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