The Jewish holiday of Rosh Hashanah begins at sundown on Oct. 2 and family-owned Jewish deli Chompie's is hosting a feast to celebrate the occasion on Oct. 3.
The Jewish holiday of Rosh Hashanah begins at sundown on Oct. 2 and family-owned Jewish deli Chompie's is hosting a feast to celebrate the occasion on Oct. 3. The holiday ends on Oct. 4 at sunrise. Chompie's is billing the occasion as a "dressed-up, dine-in occasion" and features reserved seating starting at 5 p.m. For those who wish to attend, a five-course meal will be served with a starter, soup, sides, dessert and a choice of three options for the entrée.
Half Roasted Chicken with pomegranate sauce, served with savory Challah stuffing, Tender Braised Brisket with pan gravy and Pan-Seared Salmon with dill butter are the three options. The event costs $29.99 for adults at $14.99 per child with other items served a la carte. Chompie's is also providing two options for those who want to celebrate at home: a Traditional Meal and a Holiday Dinner. Both take home options cost $159 and serve between four and six guests.
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