Kosher Caterers/local food
As well as these new options locally:
Fin and Scale is a new sushi and fish sit down or take out restaurant right off of ex 59.
(It is excellent!-GW) https://www.finandscalect.com/
Ladle and Loaf is a new eatery in New Haven offering soups, salads, shwarma, schnitzl and burgers. https://ladle-loaf.square.site/
Soosh is delivering to Westport on Sunday afternoons, dropping off pre-paid orders at a central location https://sooshct.com/
Chabad of Westport is now selling take out Shabbat
Yosi Kitchen a Kosher Caterer and prepared meal service. https://nalas-kitchen.com
Seasons Kosher - delivers to Westport Tuesdays and Thursdays. SeasonsKosher.com
Kosher Home Delivered Meals
The Pamela and Michael Hirsch Kosher Home Delivered Meal program at Schoke JFS provides meals delivered weekly to those in our communities who might have difficulty shopping and preparing their own food.
Once a week, volunteers deliver five kosher microwave ready catered meals provided by Jewish Senior Services. They also spend a little time visiting with the recipients.
Each meal includes a main course, vegetable, starch, soup, fruit, bread and dessert.
This is a subscription service with frequency flexibility. The cost is $7.50/meal or $37.50/week. Reduced rates are available for families who qualify.
For more information about the program or to volunteer to assist, please contact
Jill Knopoff at 203-921-4161 or JKnopoff@ctjfs.org
Beit Chaverim credit card charges update
Beit Chaverim Synagogue will now be charging a 2% fee for all credit card charges. . We apologize for any inconvenience and greatly appreciate all donations.
If you wish to avoid the fee, please send a check to:
Beit Chaverim Synagogue, 85 Post Rd W, Westport, CT 06880
Wed, December 7 2022
13 Kislev 5783
If you'd like to sponsor a kiddush, contact the office at Beitchaverimsyn@optonline.net
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