The best kosher meat (fleishig) restaurants in Los Angeles in 2026 are Malka in Beverly Hills for Mediterranean grills, Mr. Shiloh's on Pico for a bistro night out, Beverly Hills Thai Kosher, Shalom Grill and The Holy Grill on Pico, and TLV Tapas Bar in Tarzana. All but Mr. Shiloh's (OK Kosher) are on the RCC's current directory.
LA's kosher restaurants cluster in three places: Pico-Robertson on the Westside, Beverly Boulevard and La Brea in Mid-City, and Valley Village, Encino and Tarzana in the Valley. Every entry here names its supervising agency; we checked RCC entries against the Rabbinical Council of California's online directory, which links each restaurant's teudah (certificate). Certification can change, so look for the current teudah on the wall.
For dairy, see our kosher dairy restaurants guide.
Kosher Mediterranean grill in central Beverly Hills.
Malka serves kosher Mediterranean food, from grilled meats and skewers to salads and dips, on Wilshire in Beverly Hills.
It is one of the area's more polished kosher meat restaurants.
Good to know: Book ahead for Saturday night after Shabbat.
9360 Wilshire Blvd, Beverly Hills, CA 90212
A lively kosher bistro on Pico.
Mr. Shiloh's calls itself LA's top kosher bistro, with steaks, burgers and shared plates in a busy room.
It is a popular date-night and group spot.
Good to know: Reserve for weekend nights.
8939 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90035
Glatt kosher Thai food.
Beverly Hills Thai serves classic Thai dishes, from pad thai to curries, under glatt kosher supervision on Burton Way.
It is one of the few kosher Thai restaurants in the US.
Good to know: Order the pad see ew and a curry to share.
9036 Burton Way, Beverly Hills, CA 90211
Israeli grill plates and shawarma on Pico.
Shalom Grill is a casual Israeli grill on Pico serving shawarma, kebabs, schnitzel and salads.
It is quick and good value.
Good to know: Get a laffa wrap to go.
9340 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90035
Kosher grill with a downtown sister branch.
The Holy Grill serves grilled meats, burgers and sandwiches on Pico, with a second location downtown near the Fashion District.
Both are on the RCC directory.
Good to know: The downtown branch is at 120 E 15th St.
8975 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90035
Kosher smash burgers on Pico.
SmashHouse Burgers serves smash burgers and fries under RCC supervision on Pico Boulevard.
It is a quick, casual stop.
Good to know: Go for a double with fries.
8809 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90035
A sit-down kosher meat restaurant on Pico.
Corridor 18 is a sit-down kosher meat restaurant at the eastern end of the Pico strip.
It suits a dinner out rather than a quick bite.
Good to know: Call ahead for larger groups.
8532 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90035
Kosher Middle Eastern food east of the Pico strip.
Fattoush serves kosher Middle Eastern dishes such as shawarma, kebabs and salads on West Pico Boulevard.
It is a good option between Pico-Robertson and Mid-City.
Good to know: Order a mixed grill plate.
6118 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90035
Modern Israeli cooking on Beverly Boulevard.
Next Door serves modern Israeli cuisine on Beverly Boulevard in Mid-City, near the La Brea kosher corridor.
It is a stylish sit-down option.
Good to know: Share several small plates.
7475 Beverly Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90036
Kosher Middle Eastern cooking on West Third Street.
Basbussa serves Middle Eastern dishes under RCC meat supervision on West Third Street, near the Beverly Center.
It is handy for shoppers in the area.
Good to know: Combine with a walk on Third Street.
8338 W 3rd St, Los Angeles, CA 90048
Mediterranean tapas, sushi and cocktails in the Valley.
TLV Tapas Bar in Tarzana serves Mediterranean small plates, sushi rolls and cocktails in a lively setting.
It is the Valley's party-night kosher option.
Good to know: Book for Saturday night.
5442 Yolanda Ave, Tarzana, CA 91356
Jerusalem-style arayes: pita stuffed with spiced meat.
Arais Machane Yehuda brings Jerusalem-style arayes, pitas stuffed with seasoned meat and grilled crisp, to Ventura Boulevard.
It is a focused, quick menu.
Good to know: Order a classic arais with tahini.
19527 Ventura Blvd, Tarzana, CA 91356
Pico Boulevard in Pico-Robertson has the most, followed by Beverly Boulevard in Mid-City and Burbank and Ventura Boulevards in the Valley.
Most are supervised by the RCC (Rabbinical Council of California), which publishes a directory with each teudah. Some restaurants use other agencies, such as OK Kosher.
No. They close for Shabbat, usually from Friday afternoon until after dark on Saturday. Many reopen on Saturday night.
Mr. Shiloh's and Malka are the most upscale meat options; Corridor 18 on Pico is another sit-down choice.
Ask to see the teudah, which should be displayed, or look the restaurant up on the RCC's kosher directory, which links each certificate.