The fast of 9 B'Av begins at sunset; this year it starts at sunset slightly before Motzai Shabbat and lasts until Sunday night.
Usually the Seudat Mafseket - the "final meal" before the fast of 9 B'Av - is eaten while seated on the floor. It typically consists of a cold hard boiled egg and bread which is dipped into ashes.
Since the fast of 9 B'Av is on Sunday, there is no Seudat Mafseket this year.
One can eat a normal Se'udat Shlishit - 3rd Shabbat meal - however one needs to stop eating and drinking before sunset.
Source: Kitzur Shulchan Aruch 125:1
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You didn't include what should be eaten. Is it ok to eat a meat meal?
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ReplyDeleteYes - it's OK to eat a meat meal at Se'udat Shlishit.
Source: Kitzur Shulchan Aruch 125:1
תשעה באב שחל באחד בשבת אוכלין בשר ושותין יין.
ואפילו בסעודה שלישית שלאחר מנחה מותר בכל