United States
City overview
West Palm Beach and the island of Palm Beach sit side by side across the Lake Worth Lagoon, pairing downtown West Palm's museums, waterfront and performing-arts venues with Palm Beach's Worth Avenue, Flagler Museum and wide Atlantic beaches. Jewish life is spread across both: two Chabad houses, the Modern Orthodox Palm Beach Synagogue and New Synagogue on the island, and the long-established Aitz Chaim opposite Century Village. Kosher dining is limited but growing, anchored by two ORB-certified glatt meat restaurants, so plan Shabbos meals ahead.
The Century Village Eruv encloses the Century Village community in West Palm Beach, directly across Haverhill Road from Aitz Chaim. It is inspected and monitored regularly, and a recorded weekly status update and boundary map are posted on its website — check the status before every Shabbos. There is no eruv in the Town of Palm Beach, and none covers downtown West Palm Beach.
West Palm Beach, FL
Palm Beach Synagogue arranges Shabbat and holiday meals for visitors and can also arrange hotel stays at special rates.
How it works
Contact the synagogue office well before Shabbat to arrange meals.
Times
Office: Monday–Friday 9:00 AM–5:00 PM, Saturday 9:00 AM–2:00 PM, Sunday 9:00 AM–1:00 PM
Phone
561-838-9002Pick a place on the map or search an address or hotel to see what is kosher around it.