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Simchat Torah 5787 in Denver
Simchat Torah 5787 in Denver, CO falls on October 3-4, 2026. Denver's Jewish community celebrates Simchat Torah with traditional foods like Festive Holiday Meals, Candy and Treats for Children, Apples on Sticks, Kiddush Spread. Kosher Connect lists 16 Denver-area restaurants, caterers, and bakeries serving the community, most concentrated around Southeast Denver. Plan your Simchat Torah 5787 meals with verified kosher certification details for every establishment.
Traditional Simchat Torah Foods
Find these classics at Denver kosher restaurants and caterers.
Festive Holiday Meals
Simchat Torah is celebrated with lavish holiday meals featuring challah, roasted meats, chicken, and all the festive trimmings of a Yom Tov dinner. It is the final holiday meal of the long Tishrei season.
Candy and Treats for Children
Candy is thrown to children during the hakafot and Torah procession, making Simchat Torah one of the most beloved holidays for young ones. Bags of sweets, chocolate, and treats are distributed freely.
Apples on Sticks
Children traditionally carry flags topped with apples (sometimes hollowed out with a candle inside) during the Simchat Torah celebration. The apples are both a decoration and a treat to be eaten afterward.
Kiddush Spread
Generous kiddush spreads with cake, herring, cholent, kugel, and l'chaims (drinks) follow the morning service. The kiddush on Simchat Torah is often the most lavish of the year.
Kosher Simchat Torah 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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