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Tu B'Shvat 5786 in St. Louis
Tu B'Shvat 5786 in St. Louis, MO falls on February 2, 2026. St. Louis's Jewish community celebrates Tu B'Shvat with traditional foods like Dried Fruits and Nuts, Seven Species Platter, Pomegranates, Carob (Bokser). Kosher Connect lists 15 St. Louis-area restaurants, caterers, and bakeries serving the community, most concentrated around University City. Plan your Tu B'Shvat 5786 meals with verified kosher certification details for every establishment.
Traditional Tu B'Shvat Foods
Find these classics at St. Louis kosher restaurants and caterers.
Dried Fruits and Nuts
Dried figs, dates, apricots, and almonds are central to Tu B'Shvat celebrations. Many families set out platters of assorted dried fruits for the occasion.
Seven Species Platter
A display of the Seven Species of the Land of Israel: wheat, barley, grapes, figs, pomegranates, olives, and dates. Each species holds biblical and spiritual significance.
Pomegranates
Pomegranates are a beloved Tu B'Shvat fruit, said to contain 613 seeds corresponding to the 613 mitzvot. Fresh pomegranate, juice, and pomegranate-based dishes are all popular.
Carob (Bokser)
Carob pods, also called St. John's bread, are a traditional Tu B'Shvat treat. Carob is native to Israel and has been eaten since ancient times.
Kosher Tu B'Shvat in St. Louis
Gokul Indian Restaurant
6101 Delmar Blvd
Ted Drewes Frozen Custard
6726 Chippewa
Elefant Pizza
Circle @ Crown Cafe
8350 Delcrest Dr
613 Catering
Clementine’s Ice Cream
Nate’s Kosher Deli
7923 Forsyth Blvd
Schnucks Supermarket Bakery
8867 Ladue Road (Ladue Crossing)
Dierbergs Supermarket Bakery - West Oak
11481 Olive Blvd.
Toby’s Challa House & Bakeshop LLC
8262 Tulane Ave
Cold Stone Creamery
12418 Olive Blvd
Bagels and Bliss
8151 Delmar Blvd
Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory
12416 Olive Blvd
Greentrails Corner Cafe
14276 Ladue Rd
Cham Bakery
6818 Manchester Ave
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