The best kosher dairy (milchig) restaurants in Los Angeles in 2026 are The Milky Way on Pico for fish and pasta, Trattoria Natalie for Italian, Mensch Bakery and Kitchen on Beverly Boulevard, Borekas for flaky Turkish pastries and Unique Café in Tarzana. Most are RCC-supervised and Cholov Yisroel; Mensch is under OK Kosher.
LA's kosher dairy restaurants run from family institutions to bakery-cafés. Most below are on the RCC's current directory and serve Cholov Yisroel dairy. For pizza, see our kosher pizza in LA guide.
A family-owned dairy institution on Pico.
The Milky Way is a storied, family-owned kosher dairy restaurant specializing in fresh fish, pastas and California-style dishes.
It is a Pico-Robertson classic.
Good to know: Order the fish of the day.
9108 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90035
Kosher Italian pastas and pizzas.
Trattoria Natalie serves Italian dishes, pastas and pizzas under RCC Cholov Yisroel supervision on Pico.
It is a relaxed sit-down dinner.
Good to know: Share a pasta and a pizza.
8681 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90035
A kosher bakery-café with breakfast and pastries.
Mensch Bakery and Kitchen is a kosher dairy bakery and café on Beverly Boulevard with breads, pastries and a daytime menu.
It is a good brunch spot.
Good to know: Pick up challah before Shabbat.
7122 Beverly Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90036
Handmade Turkish-style borekas.
Borekas calls itself America's first borekas shop, making flaky, handmade pastries filled with cheese, potato and spinach. It has several RCC-supervised branches.
Beverly Hills is the most central.
Good to know: Order a mix and a hard-boiled egg with pickles, Israeli style.
212 S Beverly Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90212
The Valley branch of the borekas shop.
The Sherman Oaks Borekas serves the same handmade borekas in the Valley.
There are also branches in Van Nuys and Woodland Hills.
Good to know: Buy a box to take home.
15030 Ventura Blvd, Sherman Oaks, CA 91403
A dairy café with a bakery in Tarzana.
Unique Café shares a space with Unique Bakery in Tarzana, serving dairy breakfasts, salads and light meals, plus cakes.
It is a Valley staple for kosher brunch.
Good to know: Save room for a slice of cake.
18385 Ventura Blvd, Tarzana, CA 91356
Hummus bowls and Israeli dairy dishes.
Hummus Yummy in Valley Village serves hummus plates and Israeli dairy dishes under RCC Cholov Yisroel supervision.
It is quick and casual.
Good to know: Order a hummus plate with shakshuka.
12510 Burbank Blvd, Valley Village, CA 91607
Kosher bagels and spreads in Mid-City.
La Brea Bagel serves bagels, spreads and dairy breakfasts on Beverly Boulevard under RCC Cholov Yisroel supervision.
It is an easy breakfast stop.
Good to know: Go early on Sunday mornings.
7308 Beverly Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90036
An Israeli bakery-café with dairy items.
Eilat Bakery Café on Pico bakes pareve breads and pastries, with Cholov Yisroel dairy items available.
It is a quick stop for coffee and a pastry.
Good to know: Try the rugelach.
9060 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90035
The Milky Way on Pico, a long-running family restaurant, is the classic. Trattoria Natalie is the pick for Italian.
Most on this list are, according to the RCC directory. Check the teudah if it matters to you.
Mensch Bakery and Kitchen, The Milky Way and Unique Café all serve brunch-style dishes.
Many reopen after Shabbat ends; hours vary, so check before going.
Unique Café in Tarzana, Hummus Yummy in Valley Village and Borekas in Sherman Oaks.