Kosher Restaurants in Paris

Kosher Restaurants in Paris - Kosher Food by Arrondissements 2023

Last updated: October 2023

There is a huge selection of kosher restaurants in Paris, in every style and taste. The Jewish community in Paris is the largest in Europe, so you can find countless options for kosher food in Paris – shops, bakeries and kosher restaurants. There are currently no less than 200(!) kosher restaurants in Paris, some of them Mehadrin or Glatt kosher.

A significant part of French Jews come from North African countries, and this is reflected in many restaurants that serve traditional food – dishes from Tunisian, Algerian cuisine, etc. In addition, there are also prestigious chef restaurants in Paris with haute French cuisine (and kosher!), Italian, Asian, Mediterranean restaurants and any other style you can think of.
The cafes and patisseries in Paris offer the best gourmet French pastries – eclairs, croissants, brioches, macarons and more. In short, a particularly delightful culinary experience awaits you in the City of Lights.

Since the page is too short to present a list of all the kosher restaurants in Paris, I have chosen to present here the best restaurants, ones for which I received first-hand recommendations. Also, I mainly chose restaurants located in the more touristic and central areas of the city. If you have another kosher and recommended restaurant to add to the list, I would appreciate it if you would update it in the comments below.

In the following list you will find kosher restaurants in Paris by arrondissements:

Kosher Food in Le Marais (the "Palatzel" - Jewish Old Quarter)

  • Rodchenko

    An excellent and trendy meat restaurant in Le Marais. Original menu with special dishes including tapas (meat/fish/vegetarian), foie gras, artichoke cream and other delicacies.

    Address: 17 Rue des Ecouffes.

    Phone: T +33 1 75 507795

    Opening hours: Sunday 12:00-23:00, Monday-Thursday 12:00-15:00 19:00-23:00, Friday 12:00-15:00, Shabbat 19:00-23:00.

    Kosher: Beth-Din Paris

  • L’As Du Fallafel

    The famous falafel of Paris on rue Rozier. The queue can sometimes reach the entire length of the street. But this is really a delicious falafel. They also offer additional Mediterranean dishes such as shawarma, hummus, kebabs, etc.

    Address: 34 Rue des Rosiers.

    Phone: T +33 1 48 876360

    Opening hours: Sunday-Thursday 11:00-23:00, Friday 11:00-16:00.

    Kosher: Beth-Din Paris

  •  Alfi Nouvelle Tradition

    An American-style restaurant of meat sandwiches, with two branches in Paris: in the 16th arrondissement and in Le Marais.

    Address: 30 Rue du Roi de Sicile.

    Phone: T +33 1 40 098658

    Opening hours: Sunday-Thursday 11:30-23:00, Friday 11:30-13:30, Shabbat 19:30-23:00.

    Kosher: Beth-Din Paris.

  •  Damyel

    An excellent and kosher chain of chocolate shops with several branches around Paris. The store offers a large variety of pralines and special chocolates, macaroons and other sweets.

    Despite their excellent taste and quality, all the chocolates and sweets in the place (with the exception of the macarons) are fur, produced exclusively with vegetable raw materials and are also suitable for vegans.

    Address: 46 Rue des Rosiers.

    Phone: T +33 1 42 711001

    Opening hours: Sunday 10:00-19:30, Monday-Thursday 9:30-19:30, Friday 9:30-14:00.

    Kosher: Mehadrin Rav Rottenberg.

Kosher Restaurants in the 8th Arrondissement - Central Paris (Arc de Triomphe, Champs Elysees)​

  • Le XXV

    A cafe and pastry shop at a high level. Offers a variety of French pastries such as eclairs and macarons, pizzas and even sushi.

    Address: 225 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré.

    Phone: T +33 1 45 722525

    Opening hours: Sunday: 9:00-17:00, Monday-Thursday 8:00-17:30, Friday 8:00-16:00

    Kosher: Mehadrin Rav Katz.

  • Kavod

    A luxurious kosher meat restaurant in the centre of Paris, offering kosher French cuisine in an elegant atmosphere. The restaurant is very sought after and popular (especially with tourists) so it is recommended to make a reservation well in advance.

    Visit only by reservation by phone: T +33 1 42 25 65 26

    Address: 26 Rue Jean Mermoz.

    Opening hours: Sunday 19:30–22:15, Monday–Thursday 12:15–14:15, 19:30–22:15

    Kosher: Beth-Din Paris.

Kosher Restaurants in the 16th arrondissement (Trocadero, Bologne Forest)

  • The Reserve

    Gourmet dairy cafe and pastry shop. Offers a variety of decadent and excellent desserts, sandwiches, cheeses and more. The chain has another branch close to Bologne Forest.

    Address: 31 Av. Raymond Poincaré.

    Phone: T +33 9 67 013721

    Opening hours: Sunday-Thursday 7:30-19:30, Friday 7:30-15:00

    Kosher: Beth-Din Paris.

  • Le XXV

    Another branch of the cafe (which actually calls itself a “Tea House”). Offers a variety of fine French pastries, pizzas and even sushi.

    Address: 25 Av. Paul Doumer.

    Phone: T +33 1 45 722525

    Opening hours: Sunday: 9:00-17:00, Monday-Thursday 8:00-17:30, Friday 8:00-16:00

    Kosher: Mehadrin Rav Katz.

  • Tayim

    Kosher Italian dairy chef restaurant in the 16th arrondissement in Paris. The menu includes pastas, pizzas, fish and more.

    Address: 9 Rue Gustave Zédé.

    Phone: T +33 1 46 471909

    Opening hours: Sunday-Thursday 12:00-15:00, 19:00-23:00, Shabbat 19:00-23:00

    Kosher: the French Chabad.

  •  Alfi Nouvelle Tradition

    An American-style restaurant of meat sandwiches, with two branches in Paris: in the 16th arrondissement and in the Marais.

    Address: 23 Rue des Sablons.

    Phone: T +33 1 86 658498

    Opening hours: Sunday-Thursday 12:00-22:00, Friday 12:00-13:30

    Kosher: Beth-Din Paris.

  • Shinzzo

    Asian restaurant chain with several branches in Paris.

    Address: 23 Rue Copernic.

    Phone: T +33 1 47 707708

    Opening hours: Sunday 11:00-16:00 18:00-22:00, Monday-Thursday 11:00-15:00 18 :00-22:00, Friday 11:00-15:00

    Kosher: Beth-Din Paris.

  • Bozen 

    An excellent sushi restaurant chain with several branches around Paris. The Bozen Trocadéro restaurant is in the 16th arrondissement, a short walk from Trocadéro Square.
    Offer take-away service and deliveries.

    Address: 33 Rue des Sablons.

    Phone: T +33 1 47 042074

    Opening hours: Sunday 11:30-15:30 19:00-22:30, Monday-Thursday 12:00-14:30 19 :00-22:30, Friday 12:00-14:30, Wednesday 19:00-22:30.

    Kosher: Beth-Din Paris.

  • Maestro (Formerly Il Conte)

    An Italian dairy restaurant within walking arrondissement of Trocadero Square and the Eiffel Tower.
    You can order a variety of fresh pastas, pizzas, salads, desserts and more.

    Address: 47 Av. Raymond Poincaré.

    Phone: T +33 1 47 279840

    Opening hours: Sunday-Thursday 12:00-14:30 19:30-22:30, Friday 12:00-14:30, Shabbat 19:00-23:00.

    Kosher: the French Chabad.

Kosher Restaurants in the 6th Arrondissement of Paris (Luxembourg Gardens)

  • Marceau

    An excellent cafe in the 6th arrondissement of Paris, an area where there is almost no kosher food. A rich menu with delicious and fresh dishes including toasts, salads, pastas and more. Especially suitable for breakfast.

    Address: 66 Rue de Vaugirard.

    Phone: T +33 9 88 464554

    Opening hours: Sunday-Thursday 10:00-22:00, Friday 10:00-14:30.

    Kosher: Beth-Din Paris

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Kosher Restaurants in the 9th arrondissement (Gallery Lafayette, the Opera)

  • Rosetta

    An Italian restaurant with several branches in Paris. Invested dairy dishes such as artichokes, arancini, pesto, interesting salads and more.
    Provides delivery service.

    Address: 3 Rue Geoffroy-Marie.

    Phone: +33 1 47 7000 76

    Opening hours: Sunday-Thursday 12:00-14:30  19:30-22:30.

    Kosher: Beth-Din Paris

  • Il Palazzo

    An Italian dairy restaurant in the ninth arrondissement. Offers a variety of pastas, pizzas, salads, toasts and more.
    Also provides a delivery service.

    Address: 17 Rue La Fayette.

    Phone: T +33 1 48 746031

    Opening hours: Sunday 12:00-16:00 18:30-23:00, Monday-Thursday 12:00-15:00 18:30-23:00, Friday 12:00-15:00, Shabbat 19 :30-23:30.

    Kosher: Beth-Din Paris

  • Shen-Thai

    Meat Asian restaurant. Offers a variety of sushi, skewers, pad thai, noodles and more.
    Also offers a delivery service.

    Address: 15 Rue La Fayette.

    Phone: T +33 1 53 724358

    Opening hours: Sunday-Thursday 12:00-15:30 18:30-23:00, Friday 12:00-15:00, Shabbat 19:00-23:00.

    Kosher: Beth-Din Paris

  • By Ella

    A kosher gourmet restaurant in the ninth arrondissement that also offers catering services and ready-to-eat food. On the menu you can find a variety of salads, salmon, meats, side dishes and more.

    Address: 5 Rue de la Grange Batelière, 75009 Paris, France

    Phone: T +33 1 89165779

    Opening hours: Monday, Thursday, Friday 11:30-16:00, Tuesday and Wednesday 9:00-17:00.

    Kosher: Chabad France

  • Douieb

    A Jewish-Tunisian restaurant in the ninth arrondissement. Sells Tunisian food – couscous, soup, meats, meatballs, paquila and more. You can also get fur pastries, sweets from the Tunisian cuisine and halut on Fridays.
    Also offer take-away services and ready-to-sat food.

    Address: 11 bis Rue Geoffroy-Marie, 75009 Paris, France

    Phone: T +33 1 47708609

    Opening hours: Sunday-Thursday 9:00-20:00, Friday 8:00-17:00

    Kosher: Beth-Din Paris

Kosher Restaurants in the 11th Arrondissement in Paris (Bastille area)

  • Manhattan

    Oriental meat restaurant. Offers a large variety of classic and traditional dishes such as couscous, paquila and more. You can buy ready-made Shabbat boxes that also include challah and wine for the Kiddush.

    Address: 231 Bd Voltaire, 75011 Paris, France

    Phone: T +33143560330

    Opening hours: Tuesday-Friday 9:00-17:00

    Kosher: Beth-Din Paris

  • Shinzzo

    Asian restaurant chain with several branches in Paris. The Shinzzo voltaire restaurant is located on Voltaire Street in the 11th arrondissement and offers dishes from Japanese and Chinese cuisine.

    Address: 225 Bd Voltaire.

    Phone: T +33 1 43 706666

    Opening hours: Sunday-Thursday 11:00-15:00 18:30-23:00, Friday 11:00-15:00, Mochash (only on winter Saturdays) 45 minutes after Shabbat.

    Kosher: Beth-Din Paris.

Kosher Restaurants in the 17th Arrondissement in Paris

Many Jews live in the 17th arrondissement, and this is the arrondissement that achieves a record number of kosher restaurants in it. About 50 kosher restaurants are scattered in this arrondissement alone.

  • Restaurant Bassar

    A kosher meat restaurant in the Seventeenth arrondissement. On the menu you will find dishes from the haute French cuisine such as foie gras terrine, parigor salad, lamb confit and truffle cream and more.
    A phone reservation is required in advance.

    Address: 122 Av. de Villiers.

    Phone: T +33 1 43 801010

    Opening hours: Sunday-Thursday 12:00-14:30 19:30-22:30.

    Kosher: Beth-Din Paris, meat Beit Yosef – Glatt.

  • Vicky

    A well-known grill restaurant that also offers catering services and ready-to-sat food. It is about a quarter of an hour’s walk from the Victory Gate.

    Address: 13 Rue Rennequin, 75017 Paris

    Phone: T +33 1 40530333

    Opening hours: Sunday-Thursday 12:00-14:45, 19:00-22:45, Friday 12:00-15:00

    Kosher: Beth-Din Paris

  • Tovim

    A meat restaurant in the style of a burger bar – sandwiches filled with a variety of meats, sausages, schnitzels and even a fish burger.

    Address: 19 Rue des Renauds.

    Phone: T +33 1 45 725689

    Opening hours: Sunday-Thursday 11:30-15:30, 19:30-22:30, Friday 11:00-15:00, Shabbat 20:00-00:00.

    Kosher: Beth-Din Paris

  • Safrane

    Kosher Indian gourmet restaurant, offers a special and original menu with traditional Indian dishes. The elegant restaurant is less than ten minutes’ walk from the Victory Gate.

    Address: Rue des Colonels Renard 1 bis.

    Phone: T +33 1 58 621359

    Opening hours: Sunday-Thursday 12:00-15:00 18:30-23:00, Friday 12:00-15:00, Shabbat 19:00-22:30.

    Kosher: Mehadrin Rav Rottenberg.

  • Dizengoff Pizza

    An excellent pizzeria that offers about 30 types of pizza in a variety of combinations. And also sandwiches, bagels, salads and more.

    Address: 98 Rue de Saussure.

    Phone: T +33 1 53 810248

    Opening hours: Sunday 12:00-14:45, Monday and Friday 11:30-14:30, Tuesday-Thursday 11:30-14:30 18:30-22:30, Shabbat Matzat hour – 2:30 .

    Kosher: Mehadrin Rav Katz.

  • La Libanaise

    A meaty Lebanese restaurant, offering a variety of authentic dishes from the cuisine of Beirut. Among other things, she serves tabbouleh salad and fattoush salad, shawarma, Beiruti hummus, falafel, arayis and more.

    Address: 11 Rue Rennequin.

    Phone: T +33 1 47 649356

    Opening hours: Sunday-Thursday 11:30-14:30 18:30-22:30, Friday 11:00-14:30.

    Kosher: Mehadrin Rav Rottenberg.

Kosher Restaurants in the 12th Arrondissement in Paris

  • La Stella

    A quality Italian dairy restaurant in the 12th arrondissement. Serves antipasti, pizzas, pasta, salads – all homemade. It is recommended to make a reservation.

    Address: 158 Av. Daumesnil.

    Phone: T +33 1 43 471868
    T +33 1 84 83 11 33

    Opening hours: Sunday-Thursday 12:30-14:45 19:30-23:00, Shabbat 19:30-23:30.

    Kosher: Beht-Din Paris, all dairy products under the supervision of Rav Zegbach – Chalav Yisrael.

  • Tikun olam

    Meat grill restaurant. Offers a variety of grilled meats, fish, salads and more.

    Address: 136 Av. Daumesnil.

    Phone: T +33 1 43 430422

    Opening hours: Sunday-Thursday 12:00-15:00, 19:30-24:00, Shabbat 20:00-24:00

    Kosher: Beth-Din Paris

Kosher Restaurants in the 19th Arrondissement in Paris

  • Tib’s

    A dairy restaurant in the 19th arrondissement. Serves pizzas, pastas, crepes, fish, sushi and more. Open until late at night.

    Address: 161 Rue Manin.

    Phone: T +33 1 42 450045

    Opening hours: Sunday-Thursday 11:00-01:00, Friday 11:00-15:00, Shabbat 19:00-02:00.

    Kosher: Mehadrin Rabbi Katz.

  • Bozen

    An excellent sushi restaurant chain with several branches around Paris.
    Offer take-away service and deliveries.

    Address: 59 Rue Petit.

    Phone: T +33 1 89 168080

    Opening hours: Sunday-Thursday 11:30-14:30 18:30-22:30, Friday 11:30-14:30, Wednesday 19:00 – 22:30.

    Kosher: Beth-Din Paris.

  • Shinzzo

    Asian restaurant chain with several branches in Paris. The Shinzzo Manin restaurant is located on Manin Street in the 19th arrondissement and offers dishes from Japanese and Chinese cuisine.

    Address: 68 Rue Manin.

    Phone: T +33 1 40 183030

    Opening hours: Sunday-Thursday 11:30-22:45, Friday 11:30-15:00, Motzash (only on winter Saturdays) 45 minutes after Shabbat ends.

    Kosher: Beth-Din Paris.

Kosher Restaurants in Levallois-Perret

Levallois-Perret is a kind of suburb of Paris, in the Île-de-France area in the northwest of Paris, where many Jews live.

  • Le Bazar

    A special and fashionable meat bar restaurant in the Lavoisier area.

    Address: 25 Av. de l’Europe, 92300 Levallois-Perret.

    Phone: T +33 1 47 580073

    Opening hours: Sunday-Thursday 12:00-14:30 19:30-23:00.

    Kosher: Beth-Din Paris

Accommodation in Paris

There are many accommodation options in Paris in a wide range of prices, but only a few kosher hotels.

The few kosher hotels in Paris are in the ninth arrondissement, where there used to be a large Jewish concentration. It is very convenient to stay there, close to synagogues, shops and kosher restaurants.

Another area recommended for kosher observant is Le Marais. Le Marais area used to be the Jewish quarter and was called “Hafeltzel”. Today, many Jews no longer live there, but it is still used as a Jewish centre, and there are kosher restaurants, synagogues and Jewish bookstores in the area (mainly on Rosieh Street).

Also the centre of Paris – the Champs Elysees area, the 8th and 16th arrondissements are highly recommended. Besides the convenience of being in the city centre, close to most of the sites and attractions, there is an active Chabad house and kosher restaurants in the centre of Paris.

Kosher hotels in the 9th arrondissement in Paris

  • Hotel Aida Opera

    A hotel for kosher observant in the ninth arrondissement of Paris.

    Offers breakfast with kosher products. Close to the Great Synagogue. Shabbat key option.

  • Touring hotel

    A cozy and clean kosher boutique hotel in the centre of the 9th arrondissement close to synagogues, shops and kosher restaurants. The hotel staff speaks Hebrew, and it is also suitable for families, with spacious rooms for four people. The hotel offers a Paris kosher breakfast.

    Suitable for Shabbat observant: a mechanical key and the option of a Shabbat plate.

Recommended hotels (not kosher) in the 9th arrondissement in Paris

  • Hotel Touraine Opera

    An excellent 4-star hotel in the 9th arrondissement of Paris, 5 minutes’ walk from Galerie Lafayette and near a metro station.

    Air-conditioned rooms that include a minibar, electric kettle and Tea/coffee maker facilities. There are also family rooms. The place has a gym and a sauna.

  • Hôtel Saint-Pétersbourg Opéra & Spa

    An excellent 4-star spa hotel in the 9th arrondissement of Paris, 5 minutes from the Opéra. Excellent location near public transport – metro station.

    The rooms are elegant and include a minibar, electric kettle and coffee/tea making facilities. Some of the rooms have a balcony. The place has a spa and a gym.

  •  Maison Mère Hotel

    An excellent 4-star hotel in the 9th arrondissement, about fifteen minutes’ walk from the Opera and Galeries Lafayette.

    For kosher observant: there are plenty of kosher shops and restaurants in the area, the hotel is located about five minutes’ walk from the Buffault Synagogue.

    The hotel rooms include a mini-bar fridge, an electric kettle and even a coffee machine.

  • Hotel 34B – Astotel

    A hotel in an excellent location in the ninth arrondissement. Innovatively designed and very clean. Kind and friendly staff. Free Wi-Fi in all areas.

    The rooms are not large, but pleasant, soundproof and air-conditioned. They include a safe, mini bar and electric kettle, and there is also a mini bar with free soft drinks!

    Very close to the metro station, within walking distance of the department stores and the opera.

  • Best Western Premier Opéra Faubourg

    A charming small boutique hotel located in the 9th arrondissement. A 5-minute walk from the Great Synagogue and close to kosher shops. Nice and kind staff.

    The rooms are air-conditioned and include a minibar, electric kettle and coffee/tea making facilities.

    Tip: The standard rooms in the hotel are quite small (only 13 square meters). It is recommended to upgrade for a small additional price to a superior room (19 square meters) and even a deluxe room (25 square meters).

  • You can find more recommended hotels in the 9th arrondissement of Paris here >

Recommended Hotels in Le Marais - the Jewish Quarter in Paris

  • Grand Hôtel Amelot

    A hotel in an excellent location in the 11th arrondissement close to the Mara, close to synagogues and kosher restaurants. Very convenient – close to metro stations.

    Small but pleasant air-conditioned rooms with a safe.

    For Shabbat observant: a regular key, close to the Bastille Chabad House. It is less than a ten minute walk from the Tournell Synagogue and the Place-de-Voze Synagogue.

  • Hotel Dupond-Smith

    An excellent hotel (score 9.3 on Booking!) in the centre of Paris, close to Rosier Street where there are plenty of kosher shops and restaurants. Rooms designed in a modern style, spacious and air-conditioned with a minibar and wireless internet. The hotel is accessible to the disabled.

  • Hôtel Duo


    A well-kept and clean designer hotel in an excellent location in Le Marais, not far from Rosier Street. Air-conditioned rooms with modern design. The hotel has a fitness centre and it is accessible.

You can find more recommended hotels in the Mara region here >

Recommended Hotels in the Area of the Champs-Élysées, Arc de Triomphe and the Eiffel Tower

  • Belfast

    A good hotel in the heart of Paris, adjacent to the Victory Gate and the Champs-Élysées, and less than ten minutes’ walk from the Chabad House. The hotel is suitable for families. Some of the hotel staff speak Hebrew.

    Suitable for Shabbat Observers: The hotel is fully adapted for Shabbat Observers, with regular keys and no sensors.

  • Hôtel Victor Hugo Paris Kléber

    A very good 4-star hotel close to the Champs-Élysées and Trocadero square. It is about a ten minute walk from the Chabad House and the Victory Gate. The hotel is next to a kosher supermarket and a minute’s walk from the BarBack Hachshara restaurant.

    The hotel rooms are air-conditioned and include a minibar and coffee/tea making facilities. Also suitable for families (rooms with a connecting door).

Recommended Apartments in the 17th Arrondissement in Paris

  • Résidence Palais Étoile

    An apartment hotel in the 17th arrondissement of Paris, a central area populated by many Jews. It is in an excellent location, next to a metro station and about a quarter of an hour’s walk from the Victory Gate.

    Apartments in a variety of sizes, air conditioned and well maintained. Each apartment includes a fully equipped kitchen/van, washing machine and dryer. There is also free Wi-Fi and an elevator.

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