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Restaurants and markets serving matzo ball soup, charoset, brisket, Seder plates, and more holiday offerings for Passover 2022.

Photo courtesy of Teddy & the Bully Bar. This year’s Passover holiday starts at sundown on Saturday, March 27 and runs until the evening of Sunday, April 4. While the traditional Seder may still be a socially-distanced affair, chefs and restaurants around DC are putting together matzo-laden menus for whatever your celebration looks like—dine-in, takeout, or delivery. 300 Florida Ave., NW; 711 Kennedy St., NW The cidery is teaming up with the soup slingers at Prescription Chicken to offer $36 holiday boxes with matzo ball soup and a pack of District Kosher, Anxo’s certified kosher-for-P...

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