The 10 Best Kosher Restaurants in Paris (2026)

Updated October 2026 · 10 picks

The best kosher restaurants in Paris in 2026 are L'As du Fallafel in the Marais, Kavod for grilled meat in the 8th, Kahn Famous Deli in the 17th and Tikoun Olam in the 12th, all supervised by the Beth Din de Paris. For dairy, Mr & Mrs Bond and Il Palazzo serve pasta and pizza.

Every restaurant here appears on the Beth Din de Paris (Consistoire de Paris) list of supervised businesses, checked in October 2026. The Beth Din notes that its online list at consistoire.org is updated in real time and that a business can drop off it, so look for the current certificate (teouda) on the wall before you order. Kosher restaurants close for Shabbat, usually from Friday afternoon until Saturday evening, and some reopen on Saturday night in winter.

1. L'As du Fallafel — Le Marais (4th)

The most famous falafel in Paris, on the rue des Rosiers.

$ BudgetHechsher Beth Din de Paris (BDP)Kitchen Meat

L'As du Fallafel is the landmark of the rue des Rosiers, the heart of the old Jewish quarter in the Marais. The pita is stuffed with falafel, fried eggplant, cabbage, hummus and tahini, and there's also shawarma and a sit-down dining room.

It's quick, cheap and filling, with a fast-moving takeaway queue. It's a meat (bassari) restaurant and closes for Shabbat. It suits a lunch stop while exploring the Marais.

Good to know: Get the 'spécial' falafel to take away and eat it on the street.

34 Rue des Rosiers, 75004 Paris

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2. Kavod — Champs-Élysées (8th)

A meat restaurant near the Champs-Élysées, known for its grills.

$$$ UpmarketHechsher Beth Din de Paris (BDP)Kitchen Meat

Kavod on rue Jean Mermoz, a few minutes from the Champs-Élysées, is a kosher meat restaurant with a reputation for a wide choice of meats and grills in a smart setting, good for business lunches and family dinners.

The same owners run Kavod Halavi, a dairy restaurant across the street at 19 rue Jean Mermoz, also on the Beth Din de Paris list. It suits visitors staying in the 8th.

Good to know: Book for dinner, and check Sunday hours by phone.

26 Rue Jean Mermoz, 75008 Paris

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3. Kahn Famous Deli — Ternes / Wagram (17th)

New York-style deli with pastrami sandwiches and burgers.

$$ Mid-rangeHechsher Beth Din de Paris (BDP)Kitchen Meat

Kahn Famous Deli on rue de Prony is a kosher deli modeled on New York delis, known for pastrami sandwiches and burgers, with a warm, wood-paneled dining room and a full menu of meats, poultry and fish.

Its website lists lunch and dinner Monday to Thursday and Sunday, lunch only on Friday, and Saturday night in winter. It suits families and anyone missing a good pastrami sandwich.

Good to know: Order the pastrami; book ahead for Sunday dinner.

105 Rue de Prony, 75017 Paris

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4. Tikoun Olam — Daumesnil (12th)

Wood-fire grilled meats and Levantine dishes in the 12th.

$$ Mid-rangeHechsher Beth Din de Paris (BDP)Kitchen Meat

Tikoun Olam on avenue Daumesnil specializes in meats grilled over a wood fire, with Mediterranean and Levantine starters and salads, and a Shabbat menu to order.

The 12th has one of Paris's larger kosher scenes, and this is one of its best-known tables. It suits groups and meat lovers.

Good to know: Share a selection of grilled meats and mezze for the table.

136 Avenue Daumesnil, 75012 Paris

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5. Mr & Mrs Bond — Villiers (17th)

A dairy Italian bistro for pasta, fish and pizza.

$$ Mid-rangeHechsher Beth Din de Paris (BDP)Kitchen Dairy

Mr & Mrs Bond on avenue de Villiers is a dairy Italian bistro serving pasta, salads, fish and pizza made with seasonal produce. Its website states it is under the supervision of the Beth Din de Paris.

It lists lunch and dinner from Sunday to Thursday and dinner on Saturday night, closed Friday. It suits families and a relaxed dairy meal.

Good to know: Saturday night after Shabbat is a popular time to go; book ahead.

109 Avenue de Villiers, 75017 Paris

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6. Il Palazzo — Le Peletier (9th)

Kosher Italian and pizza on rue La Fayette.

$$ Mid-rangeHechsher Beth Din de Paris (BDP)Kitchen Dairy

Il Palazzo on rue La Fayette serves Italian dishes and pizza and is a dairy restaurant on the Beth Din de Paris list. It's handy for the Opéra and the Grands Boulevards department stores.

It's a relaxed, family-friendly option. Directory listings show Saturday-evening and Sunday opening; call to confirm weekday hours.

Good to know: Call ahead to confirm hours (+33 1 48 74 60 31).

17 Rue La Fayette, 75009 Paris

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7. Wang's — Porte de Charenton (12th)

Kosher Chinese and Japanese, from dim sum to sushi.

$$ Mid-rangeHechsher Beth Din de Paris (BDP)Kitchen Meat

Wang's on rue de Charenton is a kosher Asian restaurant serving Chinese dishes (steamed dumplings, nems, Peking soup, duck and beef) and Japanese sushi and maki. It's listed as a meat restaurant by the Beth Din de Paris.

It also delivers and does takeaway via its website. It suits families and anyone craving Chinese food that's kosher.

Good to know: The lunch menus are the best value.

310 Rue de Charenton, 75012 Paris

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8. Chez René et Gabin — Belleville (20th)

Judeo-Tunisian cooking and the classic casse-croûte sandwich.

$ BudgetHechsher Beth Din de Paris (BDP)Kitchen Meat

Chez René et Gabin on boulevard de Belleville is a Judeo-Tunisian restaurant in the old Tunisian Jewish neighborhood, known for the casse-croûte (a tuna, egg, harissa and olive sandwich), couscous and Tunisian salads.

It's simple, cheap and authentic. It suits a casual lunch and anyone curious about Tunisian Jewish food.

Good to know: Order the casse-croûte with extra harissa.

92 Boulevard de Belleville, 75020 Paris

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9. Alfi — Le Marais (4th)

New York-style deli sandwiches in the Marais.

$ BudgetHechsher Beth Din de Paris (BDP)Kitchen Meat

Alfi on rue du Roi de Sicile is a kosher deli in the Marais serving New York-style sandwiches, hot dogs and burgers, a few streets from the rue des Rosiers.

It's a quick, casual meat lunch. It suits a stop between Marais sights or as an alternative to the falafel lines.

Good to know: Go at an off-peak hour; it's small.

30 Rue du Roi de Sicile, 75004 Paris

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10. Bozen — Villiers (17th) and other neighborhoods

Kosher Asian-fusion food, sushi and bento at several branches.

$$ Mid-rangeHechsher Beth Din de Paris (BDP)Kitchen Meat

Bozen is a kosher Asian-fusion group with sushi, poke, noodles, bento boxes and salads, with branches in the 16th, 17th and 19th arrondissements, all on the Beth Din de Paris list as meat restaurants.

It's quick and works for lunch on the spot, takeaway or delivery. It suits families and office lunches.

Good to know: Order online for click-and-collect to skip the lunch rush.

39 Avenue de Villiers, 75017 Paris

Google Maps Website

Frequently asked questions

How do I check if a restaurant in Paris is kosher?

The Beth Din de Paris publishes a live list of supervised restaurants, butchers and bakeries on the Consistoire de Paris website (consistoire.org, under 'Commerces'). It is updated in real time, so check it close to your visit and look for the current certificate displayed in the restaurant.

Where are the kosher restaurants in Paris?

The main clusters are the Marais (rue des Rosiers and around), the 17th arrondissement (avenue de Villiers, rue de Prony, rue Laugier), the 8th around rue Jean Mermoz, the 9th near rue Richer and rue Geoffroy-Marie, the 12th along avenue Daumesnil, and the 19th near rue Manin and avenue Secrétan.

Are kosher restaurants in Paris open on Saturday?

No: they close for Shabbat from Friday afternoon or evening until Saturday nightfall. Some reopen on Saturday evening, especially in winter when Shabbat ends early, such as Kahn Famous Deli and Mr & Mrs Bond.

Is L'As du Fallafel kosher?

Yes. L'As du Fallafel at 34 rue des Rosiers is listed by the Beth Din de Paris as a meat (bassari) restaurant, and it closes for Shabbat.

Are there kosher dairy restaurants in Paris?

Yes. Mr & Mrs Bond (Italian bistro, 17th) and Il Palazzo (Italian, 9th) are dairy restaurants on the Beth Din de Paris list, serving pasta, fish and pizza.

What else is there to eat in Paris?

For non-kosher picks, see our guides to the best restaurants and best bakeries in Paris.

1. L'As du Fallafel — Le Marais (4th)

2. Kavod — Champs-Élysées (8th)

3. Kahn Famous Deli — Ternes / Wagram (17th)

4. Tikoun Olam — Daumesnil (12th)

5. Mr & Mrs Bond — Villiers (17th)

6. Il Palazzo — Le Peletier (9th)

7. Wang's — Porte de Charenton (12th)

8. Chez René et Gabin — Belleville (20th)

9. Alfi — Le Marais (4th)

10. Bozen — Villiers (17th) and other neighborhoods

Frequently asked questions

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