Rosh Hashannah Dinner Downtown or Western Suburbs?

I would normally take great delight in cooking for the holiday, but my kitchen is out of commission and is unlikely to be working by September 13 (which is a Sunday -- not that it helps). I have a request that we go out for a traditionally Eastern European Jewish dinner for the holiday. What are my best options? I don't even have a dining room to serve take-out, so something like take-out from 11th City Diner isn't going to fly. Any ideas for a relaxed dinner with appropriate cuisine? Are any restaurants running a special dinner for the holiday?

mj18 wrote:I would normally take great delight in cooking for the holiday, but my kitchen is out of commission and is unlikely to be working by September 13 (which is a Sunday -- not that it helps). I have a request that we go out for a traditionally Eastern European Jewish dinner for the holiday. What are my best options? I don't even have a dining room to serve take-out, so something like take-out from 11th City Diner isn't going to fly. Any ideas for a relaxed dinner with appropriate cuisine? Are any restaurants running a special dinner for the holiday?

http://www.leye.com/celebrate-rosh-hashanah

Looks like Widfire is closest to old-school.

Thank you! Several of these look like just the thing.