For many families, Yom Kippur ends the same way: surrounded by people you love and a table filled with food you’ve been thinking about all day.

 Bagels . Cream cheese. Lox. Whitefish salad. Maybe something sweet from the bakery.

After a day of fasting, there’s something especially comforting about gathering around a familiar spread—and at  nosh NY bagels, we’re honored to help make that tradition a little easier. 

A Classic Break-Fast Spread

There’s a reason bagels have become such a staple of breaking the fast. They’re easy to serve to a crowd, everyone can build their own plate, and they pair perfectly with the foods so many families associate with the occasion.

Start with an assortment of authentic  New York-style bagels  and add your favorites: cream cheese, nova lox, whitefish salad, and other accompaniments.

Then, of course, there’s dessert.

Because after fasting all day, we think a little babka is entirely reasonable.

Don't Forget the New York Bakery Favorites

If your family’s break-fast table usually includes something sweet, our bakery case might look familiar.

Babka, rugelach, black & white cookies, Linzer tarts, crumb cake—these are the kinds of classic New York bakery treats that have a way of bringing people back to family gatherings and neighborhood bakeries from years ago.

For those who grew up with them, they're nostalgic.

For everyone else, this is a pretty good time to start the tradition.

Feeding the Whole Family?

Whether you're having a quiet meal at home or inviting the extended family over, preordering makes the day much easier.

Instead of worrying about running around gathering everything you need, place your order ahead of time and have your spread ready for pickup.

For Yom Kippur 2026, orders must be placed by September 17 and will be available for pickup on Monday, September 21, from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

Preorders are available at both nosh locations.

How to Place Your Yom Kippur Order

Stop by either  nosh NY bagels  location to pick up a Yom Kippur menu, or email  info@noshnybagels.com  to place your order.

We recommend ordering early so you can check one more thing off your list before the holiday.

Tradition, Family & Really  Good Bagels 

Food has a way of becoming part of our traditions.

The dishes on the table aren't just dinner. They're memories of grandparents, parents, holidays, family gatherings, and the foods we grew up eating.

That's one of the reasons bringing authentic New York favorites to the Lowcountry means so much to us.

If  nosh  gets to have a small place at your family's table this Yom Kippur, we're grateful to be part of it.

Place your order by September 16, pick it up September 21, gather everyone around the table, and let us handle the  bagels .

Eat Greedy.