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Denver Tourist Guide Denver Jewish Tourist Guide a project of Contents Welcome to Denver......2 Shul/Minyanim Listing......3 Kosher Food in Denver......4 Directory of Jewish Amenities in Denver......6 1 Denver Jewish Tourist Guide Welcome to the Mile High City! We hope you enjoy your stay in Denver, CO. The Denver Jewish community is unique in that it is has a full Jewish infrastructure including Torah day schools, Yeshiva and Bais Yaakov high schools, kosher eateries and groceries, shuls, and mikvaos, while retaining that special out-of- town feel. The Denver Jewish community is also unique in that there are different areas where the Jewish community is concentrated, with the main communities centered in West Denver, East Denver, and Southeast Denver/Greenwood Village. In addition, there is a Jewish Bucharian community in Aurora, Colorado. While there is no shortage of activities for vacationing Torah families to enjoy in Denver and the surrounding areas, both indoors and especially outdoors, this tourist guide is not meant to provide information on what to do while in Denver. Rather, this guide seeks to provide information regarding Jewish amenities in Colorado, such as shul/minyan info, kosher food info and the like. This guide was created by the Denver Community Kollel. The Kollel was founded in 1998 with the mission of bringing Torah learning, Torah teaching and Torah living to Denver Jewry. We invite you to come learn in one of our two batei medrash during your stay here in Denver. These batei medrash are accessible at all times of day; for more information on accessing them, contact the Kollel office at 303-820-2855 or email [email protected]. The Kollel is also pleased to offer a Tourist Gemach. The gemach features common large items such as coolers, crock pots, hot plates and grills. Please contact the Kollel office at the aforementioned contact options. For more info and availability. To offer suggestions/feedback about this guide, please contact the Kollel office. Enjoy your stay! 2 Denver Jewish Tourist Guide Shul/Minyanim Listing It is recommended that minyan times be confirmed as information may have changed Maariv Mincha Ma’ariv Motzoei Shul Rabbi/Head of Institution Phone Website Neighborhood Nusach Address Shacharis weekdays Mincha weekdays Friday night Shacharis Shabbos Daf Yomi weekdays Shabbos Shabbos Rabbi Avraham Dovid Karnowsky 602 S. Magnolia St. (917) 588-5785 Approx. 15 min. Approx. 45 min. Approx. 40 min. Aish Kodesh & East S Fri. night: 295 S. 9:30 am (201) 800-3346 before sunset before sunset after sunset Rabbi Akiva Stern Locust Approx. 15 min. S: 9 am M-F: 8 am 9550 E. S, legal holidays: 8 am Approx. 15 min. before before sunset or Sh: 1 hr. (Pesach- Belleview Ave. M&Th: 6:45 am sunset or before plag following approx. 25 min. approx. 45 min. Aish of the Rockies Rabbi Yaakov Meyer (303) 220-7200 www.aishrockies.org Southeast A before plag (during 8:35 am Rosh Hashana: 2 Greenwood Village, T,W,F: 7 am (during parts of Daylight mincha before sunset after sunset parts of Daylight 1/2 hrs.) before CO R.C.: 6:45 am Savings) Savings) mincha S, legal holidays: 8 am 5 min. S-Th: 5:30 pm 400 M&Th: 6:30 am approx. 20 min. following 15 min. 50 min. Bais Menachem Rabbi Yisroel Engel (303) 329-0213 www.chabadcolorado.com East Ari after 9 am F: 10 am S. Holly St. T,W,F: 6:45 am before sunset mincha before sunset after sunset candlelighting Sh: varies R.C.: 6:25 am Chabad of 4505 W 112th Ave. Rabbi Benjy Brackman (303) 429-5177 www.thechabadhouse.com Westminster Ari 9:30 am NW Metro Denver Westminster, CO S: 6:30 am, 8 am M-F: 1 hr. before approx. 15 min. 14 min. 5 min. 1560 M&Th: 6:10 am 50 min. shacharis & 7:10 Cong. Zera Avraham Rabbi Tzvi Steinberg (303) 825-7517 www.zeraabraham.com West S before sunset after after 8:30 am varies Winona Ct. T,W,F: 6:20 am after sunset am (via Zoom) spring-summer: 7:30 pm sunset candlelighting R.C. (except S): 6:00 am Sh: varies contact or 295 S. Locust St. contact or visit website for contact or visit website contact or visit contact or visit contact or visit contact or visit contact or visit DAT Minyan (720) 941-0479 www.datminyan.org East A visit website (upstairs) info for info website for info website for info website for info website for info website for info for info Denver Community Kollel Rabbi Aron Yehuda Schwab 4902 approx. 15 min. S-Th: 8 pm Southeast Bais (303) 825-2800 www.denverkollel.org Southeast A varies 9 pm 8 am & Rabbi Shachne Sommers S. Xenia St. before sunset Sh: 11 am Medrash/Ohel Yissochor M-F: 6:45 am (summer 7:15 9 pm 15 min. 45 min.before Denver Community Kollel Standard Time: Rabbi Aron Yehuda Schwab 5080 am) S: 7:30 am Shavuos- before sunset sunset 53 min. West Denver (303) 825-2800 www.denverkollel.org West A 12:45 pm & Rabbi Shachne Sommers W. 14th Ave. R.C., Fast Day: 6:30 am Elul: summer: 15 min. spring-summer: after sunset Bais Medrash Daylight Savings: 2 pm (except S & summer) 9:10 pm before plag 6:30 pm S, legal holidays: 7:30 am S: 6:30 am 198 approx. 15 min. following approx. 15 min. approx. 25 min. approx. 40 min. EDOS Rabbi Daniel Rapp (303) 322-7943 www.edosdenver.org East A M&Th, R.C. (except S): 6:30 9 am M-F: 5:30 am S. Holly St. before sunset mincha before sunset before sunset after sunset am T,W,F: 6:45 am Sh: 7:30 am Hillel Academy of Denver www.hillelacademy 450 Rabbi Yisroel Goldbaum (303) 333-1511 East A call for info call for info (when in session) ofdenver.com S. Hudson St. S-F, Sh (winter): 295 1 hr. before 6:50 am approx. 15 min. approx. 30 min. approx. 50 min. Kehilas Bais Yisroel Rabbi Avraham Jacobs www.baisyisroel.com East A S. Locust St. varies 9 pm 8:30 am shacharis R.C.: 6:30 am before sunset before sunset after sunset (Downstairs) Sh (summer): 1 hr. before mincha 11100 E. Mississippi S: 8 am approx. 15 min. following approx. 15 min. 30 min. Ohr Avner Rabbi David Araiev (720) 388-2704 www.ohravner.info Aurora E.H. Ave. 8 am M-F: 6:30 am before sunset mincha before sunset before sunset Aurora, CO 560 S. Monaco contact or Pkwy. contact or visit website for contact or visit website contact or visit contact or visit contact or visit contact or visit contact or visit Shaarei Simcha at BMH-BJ Rabbi Yaakov Chaitovsky (303) 388-4203 www.bmh-bj.org East A visit website (enter chapel from info for info website for info website for info website for info website for info website for info for info Center St.) Yeshiva Toras Chaim 8 am (sometimes Rabbi Yisrael Meir Kagan (when in session except (303) 629-8200 www.ytcdenver.org West A 1555 Stuart St. 7:30 am (year-round) 2:30 pm, 3 pm 9:05 pm varies 8:30 am) (year- varies varies & Rabbi Yitzchock Wasserman where noted) round) 3 Denver Jewish Tourist Guide Kosher Food in Denver It is recommended that certification be ascertained in the store as it may have changed Cholov Establishment Contact info. Address Type Meat/Dairy/Parve Pas Yisroel All items certified? Yisroel www.bonniebraeicecream.com 799 S. University Blvd. No. See Letter of Bonnie Brae Ice Cream Ice Cream Shop Dairy No n/a (303)777-0808 Denver, CO 80209 Certification in store. Many items. 890 S. Monaco Pkwy, www.brooklynpizzadenver.com See Letter of Brooklyn Pizza Unit 7 Pizzeria Dairy Yes Yes (303)355-5777 Certification in Denver, CO 80224 store. Restaurant Meat n/a available Yes www.eastsidekosherdeli.com 499 S. Elm St. East Side Kosher Deli Takeout Meat/Pareve n/a n/a Yes (303)322-9862 Denver, CO 80246 Bakery & Grocery Meat/Dairy/Pareve available available Yes www.haykinfamilycider.com 12001 E 33rd Ave. Haykin Family Cidery Cider bar Parve All ciders certified (720)242-7292 Aurora, CO 80010 1) 215 S. Holly St. Dairy. Many Dairy www.highpointcreamery.com Denver, CO 80222 Yes, at these locations High Point Creamery Ice Cream Store Equipment (DE) items No n/a (720)638-8697 2) 3977 Tennyson St. only available as well. Denver, C0 80212 Mobile Truck www.hippops.com/denver HipPOPs Serving Frozen Dairy No (720)917-4307 Dessert Pops 890 S. Monaco Pkwy No. Check each item In-store bakery Many items King Soopers Store # 35 (303)333-1535 (Leetsdale & Monaco) Parve and Dairy No or showcase for kosher department are marked PY Denver, CO 80224 symbol. 6470 East Hampden No. Check each item Ave. (Hampden & In-store bakery Many items King Soopers Store # 26 (303)758-1210 Parve and Dairy No or showcase for kosher Monaco) department are marked PY symbol. Denver, CO 80222 No. Check each item 4600 Leetsdale Drive In-store bakery Many items King Soopers Store # 124 (303)320-3100 Parve and Dairy No or showcase for kosher Denver, CO 80246 department are marked PY symbol. 4910 S. Yosemite No. Check each item (Yosemite & In-store bakery Many items King Soopers Store # 100 (303)793-9080 Parve and Dairy No or showcase for kosher Belleview) department are marked PY symbol. Denver, CO 80111 No. Check each item 1650 30th St.
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