The Passover Seder table might have fewer people this year because of the coronavirus, but several local restaurants are still offering meals that can be carried out.
Here’s where you can find meals to go for Passover dinner next week.
Anxo has created a limited-release cider, called District Kosher, which is Kosher for Passover. The cider is available for delivery.
As part of a partnership with Prescription Chicken and Ivy City Smokehouse, it’s also offering a package that includes the cider, matzah ball soup, gefilte fish and macaroons.
The D.C. market is selling a Seder-in-a-Box, which will include a Seder plate and meal. Some vegetarian options are also available.
Equinox is offering “Passover in a box” to accommodate those observing the holiday. The menu is available from April 7 to April 16 and features several courses for $55 per person.
The catering group is offering a Passover menu that includes various courses, including soup, salad, a main dish, sides and dessert. Each order should be for a minimum of five people.
Heckman’s Deli, which operates out of Caddies Bar and Grill in Bethesda, Maryland, will be offering traditional Passover meals that include kugel, roasted chicken and chopped liver, among other things.
The “Jew-ish” deli, known for having some of the best bagels, bagel sandwiches and chicken soup in D.C., is offering a fun Passover meal. The menu includes a choice of brisket or cauliflower tacos, sides like pastrami fried rice and dessert like Matzoh brittle or flourless chocolate brownie cake. The meal must be ordered by April 6 for pickup on April 8 or 9.
The group’s menu includes everything you’ll need for a Seder plate, dips, sides, entrees and desserts. Kosher for Passover wine is also available.
Just in time for Passover, the chocolate company is offering boxed truffles and chocolate-covered matzah.
Local food reporter Nycci Nellis contributed to this report.
