The best kosher restaurants in Los Angeles in 2026 are Mr. Shiloh's for fine-dining meat, Jeff's Gourmet Sausage Factory for sausages and pastrami, Beverly Hills Thai Kosher for glatt Thai, Charlie's Kosher Deli for New York-style deli, and Shalom Pizza, Nagila Pizza and Mensch Bakery for dairy. Most are on Pico Boulevard in Pico-Robertson, with options in Encino.
Pico-Robertson is the center of kosher Los Angeles, with restaurants, bakeries and markets within a few blocks of each other along West Pico Boulevard. More options sit near La Brea and Beverly, in Beverly Hills, and in the San Fernando Valley, including Encino.
Kosher supervision in LA comes from several agencies, including the Rabbinical Council of California (RCC), Kosher Supervision of America (KSA), Kehilla Kosher and OK Kosher. Each entry notes the meat or dairy type and the agency where it could be confirmed from the restaurant's own site. Where it could not, the entry says to check the certificate on the wall, which is always the final word. Most places close for Shabbat, so check hours before going on Friday or Saturday.
Looking for non-kosher options too? See our guide to the best restaurants in Los Angeles.
Refined kosher steakhouse and bistro on Pico, open since 2005.
Mr. Shiloh's opened in 2005 as a place for refined kosher dining in Los Angeles. The menu runs from steak tartar, beef carpaccio and ahi tuna ceviche to Chilean sea bass and steaks.
It has indoor and outdoor seating, with heaters in the outdoor area.
Good to know: Book a table through the site; the restaurant lists private events and gift cards too.
8939 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90035
Glatt kosher sausages, burgers and pastrami made on site since 1999.
Jeff's Gourmet is a glatt kosher sausage and deli counter, established in 1999. All sausages, hot dogs and burgers are made on site, and the menu leans on pastrami, corned beef and house sausages.
It keeps late hours on weeknights and reopens an hour after Shabbat ends.
Good to know: Closes Friday at 3 p.m.; the site lists a Saturday-night reopening an hour after Shabbat until midnight.
8930 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90035
Glatt kosher Thai, open since 2012.
Beverly Hills Thai Kosher describes itself as the only Thai restaurant in the world certified glatt kosher. The menu covers noodles, fried rice, stir-fries and curries, with chicken, beef or tofu options.
It is a sit-down restaurant with online ordering and table booking.
Good to know: Closes Friday afternoon and Saturday, with a limited Saturday-night opening in months when Shabbat ends early.
9036 Burton Way, Beverly Hills, CA 90211
Family-owned New York-style deli with handmade soups.
Charlie's Kosher Deli is a family-owned deli that calls itself the best New York deli in LA. The menu lists handmade soups, including matzoh ball, plus pastrami, corned beef and roast beef sandwiches on rye or wheat.
Platters and a holiday menu are available for takeout.
Good to know: Order a pastrami or corned beef sandwich with a soup; check the site for the holiday menu around Jewish holidays.
9124 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90035
Kosher pizza on Pico, with a meat sister restaurant next door.
Shalom Pizza is a kosher pizza shop on West Pico Boulevard and offers delivery. If you want meat instead, the shop points to its sister restaurant, Shalom Grill.
It also takes catering orders.
Good to know: Use online ordering or call (310) 271-2255 for delivery.
8715 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90035
Kosher pizza by the slice under OK supervision.
Nagila is a kosher pizza shop on Pico Boulevard that sells pizza by the slice or in medium and large pies. Specialty pies include Chicago, buffalo and stuffed crust, and there is a mac and cheese pizza.
Its site says it operates under OK Kosher supervision.
Good to know: Order a slice for a quick lunch; the site lists a cheese slice at $4.25.
9411 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90035
Cholov Yisroel bakery and kitchen near La Brea and Beverly.
Mensch is a kosher bakery and kitchen on Beverly Boulevard, founded by Yoav Rogel. The site lists OK certification and says the food is parve and dairy, with cholov yisroel.
It opens Sunday through Thursday, with shorter winter hours on Fridays and a Saturday closure.
Good to know: The kitchen closes 30 minutes before the shop; hours vary, so check before you go.
7122 Beverly Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90036
Israeli grill from Tarzana that relocated to Ventura Boulevard in Encino.
Tel Aviv Glatt Kosher Grill serves Israeli comfort food and has moved its Tarzana original to Encino on Ventura Boulevard. A local report says the glatt menu mirrors the original, minus a few items.
It is a good stop if you are in the Valley and want meat.
Good to know: Call (818) 774-9400 to confirm hours and current certification before you drive over.
17201 Ventura Blvd, Encino, CA 91316
Pico-Robertson, along West Pico Boulevard, has the densest cluster. Mr. Shiloh's, Jeff's Gourmet, Charlie's Kosher Deli, Shalom Pizza and Nagila Pizza are all on that stretch.
The Rabbinical Council of California (RCC) is the largest, and Kehilla Kosher, KSA and OK Kosher also certify restaurants. Standards differ by agency, so check the certificate posted in the restaurant for the current agency.
Most are closed on Shabbat, from Friday afternoon to Saturday night. Jeff's Gourmet, for example, closes Friday afternoon and reopens an hour after Shabbat ends. Beverly Hills Thai Kosher lists a limited Saturday-night schedule.
Glatt is a stricter standard for kosher meat. Jeff's Gourmet Sausage Factory and Beverly Hills Thai Kosher both describe themselves as glatt kosher.
Kosher law separates meat and dairy, so a restaurant serves one or the other. Mr. Shiloh's, Jeff's and Charlie's are meat restaurants, while Shalom Pizza, Nagila Pizza and Mensch Bakery lean dairy or pareve.
Yes. The Valley, including Encino, Tarzana and Valley Village, has a large kosher community and several restaurants. Check hours and certification directly, since smaller places change more often.