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Sukkot 5787 in Lakewood
Sukkot 5787 in Lakewood, NJ falls on September 26 - October 2, 2026. Lakewood's Jewish community celebrates Sukkot with traditional foods like Stuffed Cabbage (Holishkes), Challah, Festive Holiday Meals, Seasonal Fruits and Vegetables. Kosher Connect lists 80 Lakewood-area restaurants, caterers, and bakeries serving the community, most concentrated around Route 9 Corridor. Plan your Sukkot 5787 meals with kosher certification details shown for every establishment.
Traditional Sukkot Foods
Find these classics at Lakewood kosher restaurants and caterers.
Stuffed Cabbage (Holishkes)
A traditional Sukkot dish: cabbage leaves stuffed with meat and rice in a sweet-and-sour tomato sauce, symbolizing the abundance of the harvest.
Challah
Round or braided challah continues through Sukkot, often dipped in honey to extend the sweetness of the High Holiday season.
Festive Holiday Meals
All meals during Sukkot are eaten in the sukkah: full holiday dinners with soups, roasts, and seasonal dishes served under the stars.
Seasonal Fruits and Vegetables
As a harvest festival, Sukkot is a time to celebrate seasonal produce. Apples, pomegranates, grapes, and gourds are used both as food and sukkah decorations.
Kosher Sukkot in Lakewood
Four Corners Chestnut
Upper Crust Pizza Todd Plaza
Kicking Bundt LLC dba Nothing Bundt Cakes
4015 US-9
Eigner's Bakery
Gelbstein's Bakery
415 Clifton Ave.
Gingerbread House
32 Cross Street
Matza Bakery of Elad
Longshot Coffee
Shapiro Bakery
Shore Pita
The Rolling Pin
French Press Coffee Rt 9
The Acai Co
Cream
12 America Avenue Unit 1B
Avery & Jays Frozen
Bagel King
Bagel Nosh
380 Clifton Avenue
Burger Bar
Josephs Dreamburger
Cafoteria
PH Grill - Pita Hut
681 River Ave Unit 1E
Entree
Flysh
Four Corners South
Glatt Bite
163 E Kennedy Blvd
Ha'Misada
J2
Jerusalem Glatt
515 River Ave
Kalamata
French Press Coffee Kennedy Blvd.
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