29 Chestnut Hill Ave, Brighton · Rabbi Shlomo Noginski
An open door for every Jew — resident or traveler. Shabbat and holiday meals, Torah classes, tefillin and mezuzahs, and a warm place waiting for you in Brighton.
Welcome
Chabad House Boston has been serving the Jewish community and Israeli travelers in the area for many years. We offer a variety of services including Shabbat and holiday meals, Torah classes, and assistance with everything related to Judaism. The house is open to every Jew, and we are happy to host you at any time.
More about our activities ←Shabbat and holiday meals, open to everyone by reservation. A regular seat, a family atmosphere, and delicious kosher food.
Reserve for Shabbat ←Weekly classes on the parsha, Jewish law and thought — in the study hall, and online from anywhere.
See our classes ←Checking tefillin and mezuzahs, kashering a kitchen, or just a Jewish question — our shluchim are happy to come to you.
Get in touch ←Mikvah, kosher food, synagogues, education and more — every Jewish resource in the Boston area, in one place.
A small taste of life here — there's a lot more in the full gallery.
An open house for every Jew
Resident or traveler, every day of the year
Weekly Torah classes
In the study hall, or online from anywhere
Shabbat & holiday meals
A regular seat, a family atmosphere
Community reviews
“Being close to Chabad House made our whole trip comfortable and relaxed. We could pray and eat kosher with ease.”
The Goldstein family
Jerusalem
“I arrived at Chabad House on a Friday evening and immediately felt at home. The food was plentiful, the atmosphere uplifting, and the Rabbi's classes and conversations gave me so much strength and inspiration during a busy stretch of my studies.”
Avi R.
Student in the Brookline area
“An amazing place that's a real anchor for every Jew in the city. I've taken part in events and holidays there, and the warmth, the welcoming spirit, and the sense of family you feel there warm your heart every single time.”
Daniel K.
Tech professional from Boston
“Chabad House is lively and active every day of the week. Whether it's an interesting Torah class, an uplifting prayer, or help with anything you need — you're always welcomed there with a big smile and open arms.”
Moshe L.
Neighborhood resident
“As someone far from family, finding this Chabad House was a real lifesaver. You're always welcomed here to a Shabbat table deep with joy, with amazing people and a genuine sense of brotherhood.”
Yossi Sh.
Researcher at a local university
“This place is the heart of Jewish life in Boston. Beyond the classes and prayers, you simply feel that it's a real home that cares about every single person who walks through the door.”
Binyamin G.
Local business owner
“The combination of a warm Chassidic atmosphere, fascinating Torah classes, and a solution for every Jewish need in daily life has made Chabad House a central part of my routine in the city.”
Eitan M.
Graduate student
Our story
“By the Grace of G-d, a great miracle has just happened to me. G-d saved me.”
One Thursday, outside the camp at Shaloh House Jewish Day School, an armed terrorist approached Rabbi Shlomo Noginski — and the rabbi did everything to draw him away from the children inside. That's the story that drives us every day.
Read the full story ←
Frequently asked questions
We strongly recommend reserving ahead, so we can keep a regular seat for you at the table. Decided last minute? Just call or message us on WhatsApp and we'll do our best to find a spot.
Not at all. The house is open to every Jew, regardless of observance level or knowledge — first-time guests and travelers are just as welcome as everyone else.
Yes. All meals and hospitality at Chabad House are kosher.
There's no strict dress code. Come in whatever is comfortable and respectful — just as you are.
Absolutely. The house is open to every Jew at any time — for a Torah class, a tefillin or mezuzah check, or just a Jewish question.
We're at 29 Chestnut Hill Ave, Brighton, Boston. You can call, message us on WhatsApp, or fill out the contact form and we'll get back to you soon.
Travelers who visited Chabad houses before you chose to donate, so that we can continue hosting thousands of Israelis every Shabbat and holiday. Every gift keeps a Shabbat table open, a Torah class running, and a place someone can call home.
$50 = one Shabbat meal
