Best Bakeries In DFW For Passover Desserts
3230 Towerwood Dr.
Dallas, TX 75234
(972) 620-7293
www.simchakosher.com
Since 1983, Simcha Catering has been the metroplex's premier kosher catering company, providing everything from event planning to sumptuous feasts for private parties, weddings, festivals and for takeaway to enjoy at home. For Passover, you can order an entire Seder banquet filled with the works, from matzo ball soup and eggplant lasagna to Moroccan chicken and mesquite smoked brisket. As well, you can order just desserts, which range from strawberry sponge cakes and chocolate mouse filled layer cakes to a delectable vanilla almond crunch cake slathered in whipped cream. In addition to pick-up orders, Simcha provides delivery service within the metroplex.
5967 W. Parker Road
Plano, TX 75093
(972) 535-6305
www.eatzis.com
Eatzi's isn't only the metroplex's favorite go-to spot for chef-crafted meals, sandwiches and specialty items, it's also one of the best places to find a full menu for Passover, ranging from apple kugles to apricot glazed chicken, slow roasted brisket and a bevy of scrumptious desserts. Here, you'll find a flourless chocolate almond cake with chocolate mouse, meringue layered apple squares, flourless fudgy brownies and chewy coconut macaroons. And if you want to give the kids a little more incentive to find the afikomen, try hiding one of Eatzi's caramel and chocolate covered matzos. Just be sure to have more on hand to feed all the hungry hunters.
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2001 Midway Road, Suite 132
Carrollton, TX 75006
(972) 458-7740
www.cindisnydeli.com
For those hankering for a taste of New York deli standards, Cindi's is the place to go. Here's where you'll find bagels and lox, cheese blintzes, knishes, and classic Ruebens piled high with melt-in-your-mouth corned beef. For Passover, Cindi's has a full menu of delicious dishes, including its famous matzo ball soup, charoses, kugul, roasted turkey and brisket. In addition to savory specialties, Cindi's line-up of kosher Passover desserts include everything from sponge cakes and strawberry shortcakes to honey cakes and coconut macaroons.
5219 W. Lovers Lane
Dallas, TX 75209
(469) 335-8919
www.tartbakerydallas.com
This chic pastry shop hits all the right notes when it comes to sweet treats — with everything from miniature tarts, eclairs and cannoli to whoopie pies, cakes and even artisan breads. What Tart is most known for is its mouthwatering French macarons in flavors like keylime, hazlenut and chocolate. Better still, these delicate morsels are made without any flour or leavening, and fit perfectly within a Passover menu. Tart also offers desserts especially for Passover, including flourless molten lava cakes, fresh fruit pavlova and cheesecakes made with an almond meal crust that come in varieties such as turtle, key lime and white chocolate.
3700 McKinney Ave, Suite 150
Dallas, TX 75204
(214) 613-3570
www.bisous-bisous.com
By most accounts, Andrea Meyer's French macarons rate among the best in DFW. But until recently, you could only find them making the rounds at local farmers markets. Now, these heavenly delights, along with an assortment of French pastries, are available daily at Meyer's new pastry shop, Bisous Bisous— in Uptown's West Village. While Meyer's macarons may not be kosher, they are made without flour or leavening, making them suitable for most any Passover gathering. Assorted flavors like raspberry, Tahitian vanilla and salted caramel are standouts, but you can order custom flavors as well. If you really want your dessert to make a statement, order a macaron tower that can stand up to 10 tiers high.
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