The best kosher pizza in Los Angeles in 2026 is at Shalom Pizza and Nagila on Pico, Pizza Mark on Robertson, Brami's Pizza in Reseda, Madela Pizza & Pasta on Beverly Boulevard and Trattoria Natalie. All are dairy; all but Nagila (OK Kosher) are on the RCC directory as Cholov Yisroel.
LA's kosher pizzerias are mostly on or near Pico Boulevard, with a few in Mid-City and the Valley. Each one below names its supervision; check the teudah in the window.
A Pico classic for pizza, pasta and Mexican dishes.
Shalom Pizza is a long-running kosher pizzeria on Pico with pizzas, pastas, salads and Mexican-style dishes.
The RCC lists it as Cholov Yisroel and Yoshon.
Good to know: Try a slice and the falafel.
8715 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90035
Pies, slices and pasta on Robertson since 2019.
Pizza Mark serves RCC-supervised, Cholov Yisroel and Pas Yisroel pizza on Robertson Boulevard, with pies, slices, pasta and salads.
Its site lists pies from $11.99.
Good to know: Order a whole pie for the best value.
1708 S Robertson Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90035
Pizza and Israeli dairy dishes on Pico.
Nagila serves pizza alongside Israeli dairy dishes on Pico.
It is a family favorite.
Good to know: Good for families with kids.
9411 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90035
The Valley's kosher pizzeria.
Brami's Pizza in Reseda serves pizza and dairy dishes under RCC supervision, listed as Cholov Yisroel and Yoshon.
It is the main kosher pizza option in the west Valley.
Good to know: Order ahead for pickup.
17736 1/2 Sherman Way, Reseda, CA 91335
Pizza and pasta near La Brea.
Madela Pizza & Pasta serves pizza and pasta on Beverly Boulevard under RCC Cholov Yisroel supervision.
It is convenient for the La Brea community.
Good to know: Try a pasta with a slice.
7565 Beverly Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90036
Sit-down Italian with pizzas.
Trattoria Natalie serves pizzas and pastas in a sit-down setting on Pico.
It is the pick for a pizza dinner rather than a slice.
Good to know: Book for groups.
8681 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90035
Shalom Pizza and Pizza Mark are two of the most popular. Brami's is the Valley favorite.
The RCC lists Shalom Pizza, Pizza Mark, Brami's, Madela and Trattoria Natalie as Cholov Yisroel. Nagila is under OK Kosher; check its certificate.
Yoshon refers to flour from grain planted under specific timing rules. The RCC lists Shalom Pizza and Brami's as Yoshon.
Pizza Mark lists pies from about $12; most places charge $15 to $30 for a large pie.
Most offer takeout and delivery through their sites or apps.