Dipped cookies are made holiday-ready at Three Brothers Bakery, with pops of bright blue icing and sprinkles and decorated with menorahs, dreidels and Hanukkah stars. Celebrating both Hanukkah and Christmas? The Chrismukkah cake is a fun and festive balance of both holidays in one cake. Visit 3brothersbakery.com to order online.

This famous late night destination which “never kloses” has plenty of Hanukkah must-haves on its menu, available at all hours, including latkes, matzo ball soup, potato knish, kugel and roasted chicken with dressing. Visit katzneverkloses.com to order online.

No matter how big or small the Hanukkah celebration, find suitable provisions from Kenny & Ziggy’s. On the Festival of “De-Lights” menu, there are well-stocked deli platters complete with chopped liver and franks in a blanket, family dinners of matzo ball soup, apricot-roasted chickens and brisket, and packages of lox and latkes for 6-8 people. Call 713-871-8883 to place pre-orders 24-hours in advance of pick-up.

The intricately-decorated signature shortbread cookies at Paulie’s feature menorahs, Stars of David and dreidels and are available for pre-order (for $3.75 each) or can be found in the cookie case at the restaurant between December 11th and 18th (for $3.50 each). Call 713-807-7271 to pre-order.

As part of UB Preserv’s new late night offerings, chef Nick Wong will team up with Sasha Grumman (former executive chef at Rosalie) to collaborate on a special Hanukkah-themed menu, available on December 17th from 10 pm to 1 am for dine-in, delivery and takeout.

Best known for its famed house-made bagels and timeless deli traditions, New York Deli & Coffee Shop offers up some necessary noms for Hanukkah as well. There is freshly baked challah with butter and jelly and chopped liver, coleslaw, potato salad are available by the pound. Call 713-723-5879 to pre-order.