ראש השנה
The Jewish Year · September - October
Rosh Hashanah
Begin the Jewish new year with festive oceanfront dining.
Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, opens the High Holidays - two days of prayer, reflection and festive meals marked by symbolic foods: apples dipped in honey for a sweet year, round challah, pomegranates and the head of the table's blessings (simanim).
At Silan, Rosh Hashanah is celebrated with multi-course holiday dinners and lunches built around the traditional simanim, reimagined through our fusion kitchen. Families gather at The Alexander Hotel with services on-site, so the entire holiday - prayer, meals and rest - happens in one place, steps from the ocean.
The Rosh Hashanah Program
- Daily glatt kosher meals prepared by the Silan culinary team
- On-site synagogue and Shabbat elevators at The Alexander Hotel
- Fully koshered kitchen under Kosher Miami supervision
- Oceanfront setting at 5225 Collins Ave, Miami Beach
- Traditional simanim course to open each dinner
- Holiday dinner and lunch seatings on both days
Questions
- Does Silan serve Rosh Hashanah dinner in Miami Beach?
- Yes. Silan hosts festive Rosh Hashanah dinners and lunches at The Alexander Hotel, 5225 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, with an on-site synagogue and glatt kosher, Kosher Miami certified meals.
- Do I need to book Rosh Hashanah meals in advance?
- Yes, holiday meals are prepaid and reserved in advance. Book early - High Holiday seatings sell out.
Plan your Rosh Hashanah at Silan
Private rooms, the event hall for 450, or your seat at the holiday table.