Your home away from home in Downtown San Antonio!
At the CASA Chabad Jewish Center, we're here to make your visit to San Antonio more meaningful, memorable, and Jewishly enriching.
Whether you're looking for a synagogue, Jewish history, kosher resources, or simply a warm place to stop in, we'd love to welcome you.
Just around the corner from the Alamo at 507 E. Houston St. Ste 110, we’re looking forward to sharing a warm cup of coffee and a friendly chat about the Jewish community in San Antonio, from 1850 until today. Swing by!
Reach out: rabbi@jewishdowntownsa.com or visit our Contact page.
We can’t wait to welcome you!
Shabbat
We host a monthly Shabbat dinner in the heart of downtown San Antonio, where guests—locals and tourists from around the world—share in this beautiful tradition. Contact us or check our event page to see when we're hosting our next Shabbat dinner!
If you're visiting on a weekend that we're not hosting a dinner downtown, we're happy to help you with Shabbat meals if you let us know at least a week in advance. We're also happy to host you and arrange for accommodations to be with the Jewish community about 20 minutes from downtown. Contact us!
Kosher food in H-E-B
HEB Alon Market is a local supermarket about 25 minutes north of downtown, with a large kosher aisle, freshly made Kosher Sushi, a refrigerator and freezer section, and a Pas Yisrael Pareve Bakery.
• Kosher meat section in the meat area
• Fresh Kosher sushi in the fish area
• Kosher baked goods on a table in the bakery area
• Kosher dairy and fridge items in a section on the back wall
• Large Kosher dry goods and wine selection in aisle 10
•Kosher freezer items in the freezer section
Kosher restaurant
Just 30 minutes from downtown near La Cantera Mall, Isreali Chabad Kosher Kitchen at the Chabad Israeli Center is San Antonio’s only kosher restaurant. Dine in, take-out, cater your event, or coordinate a delivery on Uber (not Uber Eats). Experience authentic Israeli flavor. Call or message 210-750-6770.
Houston St. Rugelach
Craving something sweet and authentically delicious? Our handmade rugelach by Rochel, the best this side of the Riverwalk, are a must-try! Whether you're reminiscing about Bubbe’s kitchen or just looking for the perfect pastry to pair with your coffee, these chocolate-y delights will hit the spot. Contact us to make sure we’re carrying them that day. Don’t miss out—grab a taste of home at the CASA Jewish Center!
Kosher meals
Give us at least a week in advance notice for meal delivery options and we will help you with all the arrangements. If it's less than a week, we will try our very best to help you! Contact us
Harova Market
Harova Market is a new small grocery store with lots of kosher and Israeli products.
It's located at 11850 Wurzbach Rd, San Antonio, TX 78230 about a 25 minute drive from downtown.
Contact Ofir: (513) 601-5310
M-W: 12pm-7pm
Thurs: 11am-8pm
Fri: 8:30am-3:30pm
Sun: 11am-5pm
Attractions
Coming soon!
Mikva
The Chabad Community Mikvah, located about 20 minutes north of downtown, is a state-of-the-art Mikvah facility offering the best in comfort, hygiene, aesthetics, and privacy. The Mikvah is fully equipped with all the supplies needed for preparation for immersion. Use of the Mikvah is by appointment only. To schedule your Mikvah experience, please call 210-764-0300. The Mikvah is located at Chabad Center for Jewish Life & Learning, 14535 Blanco Rd. San Antonio TX 78216.
Is there a Jewish museum in San Antonio?
The Jewish Heritage Gallery at CASA offers visitors a free introduction to more than 170 years of Jewish history in downtown San Antonio. Located just steps from the Alamo, it's a unique stop for tourists, history enthusiasts, and anyone interested in Jewish heritage. We also recommend visiting the Holocaust Memorial Museum of San Antonio, which preserves and shares the history and lessons of the Holocaust through exhibits, education, and remembrance.
Is there a synagogue near the Alamo and convention center?
Yes. CASA is located just around the corner from the Alamo and Riverwalk and welcomes both locals and visitors for Jewish programming, classes, holiday celebrations, and monthly Shabbat experiences.
What Jewish things are there to do in downtown San Antonio?
Visit the Jewish Heritage Gallery, attend a Lunch & Learn, join a Shabbat dinner, explore Jewish culture, or simply stop in for coffee and conversation.