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Yom Kippur 5787 in Denver
Yom Kippur 5787 in Denver, CO falls on September 21, 2026. Denver's Jewish community celebrates Yom Kippur with traditional foods like Seudah Hamafseket (Pre-Fast Meal), Break-Fast Spread, Honey Cake (Lekach), Bagels and Lox. Kosher Connect lists 16 Denver-area restaurants, caterers, and bakeries serving the community, most concentrated around Southeast Denver. Plan your Yom Kippur 5787 meals with verified kosher certification details for every establishment.
Traditional Yom Kippur Foods
Find these classics at Denver kosher restaurants and caterers.
Seudah Hamafseket (Pre-Fast Meal)
The final meal before the 25-hour fast begins at sundown. Light, easy-to-digest foods are traditional: chicken soup, chicken or fish, and round challah.
Break-Fast Spread
After the fast ends, families gather for a break-fast featuring bagels, lox, cream cheese, kugel, blintzes, and other dairy or pareve foods to gently end the day.
Honey Cake (Lekach)
Honey cake is traditionally given before Yom Kippur as a sweet wish for a good new year, and to fulfill a custom of accepting a gift so one need not receive it as a heavenly decree.
Bagels and Lox
The quintessential Yom Kippur break-fast centerpiece: smoked salmon, cream cheese, capers, and fresh bagels from a kosher bakery.
Kosher Yom Kippur 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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