Kosher Restaurants in Manhattan
Here are 83 kosher restaurants in Manhattan listed on Dateyet. The most common certifications are OU, Other and OK. Check the certification on each spot before you go, since supervision can change.
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83 spots in Manhattan

Ahimsa
Kosher vegetarian Indian serving North and South Indian curries and stuffed parathas.
Mon-Thu 11am-9:45pm; Fri-Sat 11am-9:30pm (Murray Hill Neighborhood Association listing)
Akimori
Intimate 12-seat kosher omakase bar with fish sourced from Japan, plus a lounge serving a la carte sushi and hand rolls.
Hours not listed on site; reserve via Resy

AMA La Vita
Neighborhood kosher dairy Italian with pizza, pasta and coffee in a relaxed room of round tables and plants.
Sun-Thu 9am-8pm; Fri 9am-2:30pm; early dinner only

Anixi
Plant-based Mediterranean brasserie with mezze, housemade breads, kabobs and cocktails inspired by Greece, Turkey, Syria and Lebanon.
Mon-Thu 4:30-10pm; Fri 4:30-10:30pm; Sat 11:30am-10:30pm; Sun 11:30am-10pm

Barnea Bistro
Contemporary French-American kosher bistro under Chef Joshua Kessler, known for steaks, beef carpaccio and tartare. Crafted cocktails and an open kitchen.
Sun-Thu 5-10:30pm; Sat hours not listed

Casa Tevere
Revival of the classic kosher Roman restaurant Tevere, serving handmade pastas, braised meats and Roman-Jewish specialties with prix fixe options.
Sun-Thu 11:30am-3pm and 5-11pm; Sat 6:30-10pm (per OpenTable)

Coletta
Plant-based kosher Italian with brick-oven pizzas, fresh pastas and a wine bar, in a space with custom murals.
Mon-Thu 4:30-10pm; Fri 4:30-10:30pm; Sat 11:30am-10:30pm; Sun 11:30am-10pm

Eden Wok
Eden Wok is a Chinese and sushi restaurant on 34th Street between Madison and Park Avenues, near the Empire State Building, operating since 2005. It serves Chinese dishes and sushi platters, with online ordering, delivery and catering available.
Sun-Thu 11am-8:30pm, Fri 11am-3pm, closed Shabbat

Eighteen Restaurant
Upper East Side kosher meat restaurant since 2010 with a sushi bar, full bar with an aquarium backdrop, steaks, Romanian tenderloin and prime burgers in a warm, intimate room.
Sun-Thu 12pm, kitchen closes 10pm; Fri takeout only; Sat 1 hour after sundown (winter)

Fins & Scales at Chabad Loft
Eight-seat, 13-course kosher omakase from the Sushi by Bou team, run on a pay-what-you-can model with a suggested donation around $150.
Wed and Thu nights 5-10pm only

Kasbah Grill
Long-running Moroccan-influenced kosher grill and steakhouse with sushi on West 85th St, a relaxed sit-down spot for tagines, grilled meats and steaks.
Sun-Thu 12-9:30pm (GKR); OpenTable lists Sun-Thu 12-10:30pm

La Brochette Steakhouse
La Brochette is an upscale steakhouse on Lexington Avenue between 39th and 40th Streets, a short walk from Grand Central. It is known for dry aged beef, with sushi at lunch and a cocktail program. Seating spans a main room, balcony, lounge and VIP room, with reservations on Resy and private dining.
Sun 2pm-10pm, Mon-Thu 12pm-10pm, closed Fri, Sat opens 1 hour after Shabbat

Le Basque
Elegant plant-based French and Spanish brasserie and bar from Chef Guy Vaknin, overlooking Union Square.
Mon-Thu 4:30-10pm; Fri 4:30-10:30pm; Sat 11:30am-10:30pm; Sun 11:30am-10pm

Le Marais
Long-running French-style kosher steakhouse near Times Square serving classics like steak au poivre and paillard de poulet. A go-to for pre-theater or special-occasion dinners.
Sun-Tue 11:30am-11pm; Wed-Thu 11:30am-12am; Fri 11:30am-2pm; Sat 8pm-1am

Libbi
Elevated dairy and fish Mediterranean from the Abaita team, with Roman-style pinsa, pastas, fish and cocktails. Indoor and outdoor seating.
Hours not listed on site; reservations via Tock

Malka (Upper West Side)
Eyal Shani's glatt kosher Israeli restaurant, known for schnitzel and hosting wine dinners and seasonal events.
Mon-Thu 5-10pm; Sun 11am-2pm and 5-10pm; Fri and Sat closed
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Mike's Bistro
Chef Michael Gershkovich's refined kosher bistro focused on inventive, elegant plates. Dinner service with reservations via OpenTable.
Dinner Sun-Thu from 5:30pm, last reservation 10pm

Mocha Burger
OU certified kosher burger restaurant.

Mr. Broadway
Mr. Broadway is a sit down restaurant and bar in the Garment District with a broad menu drawing on cuisines from around the world. It offers dine in with reservations, takeout, catering and private event rooms, and the bar serves cocktails, mocktails, beer and wine.
Sun 10am-10pm, Mon-Thu 9am-10pm (dine in from 11am), Fri until 3pm, closed Shabbat

Noi Due Cafe
Kosher dairy Italian with brick-oven pizza, truffle pizza, cacio e pepe and fish dishes like sole marsala.
Sun-Thu 11am-11pm; Fri closed; Sat 1 hour after sundown to midnight

Noi Due Carne
Meat sister of Noi Due Cafe serving Italian fare with a Mediterranean twist.
Sun 4-10pm; Mon-Thu 5-11pm; Fri closed; Sat 1 hour after sundown to midnight

Reserve Cut (Broad Street)
Large, glamorous kosher steakhouse inside the Setai Wall Street serving prime aged beef alongside sushi and sashimi. Built for celebrations.
Mon-Thu 5-10:30pm; Sun 5-10pm; Fri and Sat closed

Reserve Cut (Park Avenue)
Second location of the upscale kosher steakhouse with USDA prime aged beef and sushi, with four elegant dining spaces.
Mon-Thu dinner 5-10:30pm; Sun 5-10pm; Fri prepaid Shabbat dinner 5-10pm; Sat closed

Rothschild TLV
Upscale Israeli-Mediterranean steakhouse with dry-aged steaks, a big tomahawk, and dishes like black risotto with short rib.
Sun-Thu 12-10pm; Fri 12-4pm; Sat closed

Sen Sakana
Japanese-Peruvian kosher restaurant with sushi, ceviche and grilled dishes near Times Square. Good for pre-theater.
Dinner Mon-Thu 4-10pm; Sun 5-10pm; no Fri/Sat hours listed

Sentir
Plant-based kosher Mexican with heirloom grain tortillas, tacos, ceviches and a big tequila and mezcal program.
Mon-Thu 4:30-10pm; Fri 4:30-10:30pm; Sat 11:30am-10:30pm; Sun 11:30am-10pm

Talia's Steakhouse & Bar
Family-run kosher steakhouse with Moroccan, Yemenite and Israeli touches, open for over two decades. Also runs Friday night Shabbat dinners.
Prepaid prix fixe Friday night Shabbat dinner; closed Sat lunch; weekday hours not listed on site

Tiberias
Full-service kosher dairy and fish restaurant with sushi, Mediterranean dishes, pasta and wood-fired pizza, open late.
Sun-Thu 12pm-1am; Fri closed; Sat after Shabbat (about 8-9pm winter, 9-10pm summer) to 2am

Willow
Plant-based bistro elevating comfort dishes with upscale presentation, from Chef Guy Vaknin.
Mon-Thu 4:30-10pm; Fri 4:30-10:30pm; Sat 11:30am-10:30pm; Sun 11:30am-10pm

2nd Floor Bar & Essen
Speakeasy-style cocktail bar above the 2nd Ave Deli with creative drinks and twists on deli classics. Good for drinks or a lighter date.
Tue-Thu 5pm-12am; Fri-Sat 5pm-2am

Pongal
Long-running kosher South Indian vegetarian restaurant on Curry Hill known for dosas, thalis and uttapam, a relaxed and affordable sit-down dinner.
Sun-Thu 12-9:30pm; Fri-Sat 12-10pm

2nd Avenue Deli (Murray Hill)
Classic New York kosher Jewish deli.

2nd Avenue Deli (Upper East Side)
Classic New York kosher Jewish deli.

Abaita
Rustic kosher Italian with some of the best kosher Neapolitan pizza in the city plus fresh pastas like mafaldine with tomato confit.
Sun-Thu 12-9pm; Fri 11:45am-2pm; Sat night winter season only

Bagel Boss (Murray Hill)
Bagel shop in Murray Hill.

Bodhi Kosher Vegetarian Restaurant
All vegetarian Chinese restaurant in Chinatown with dim sum, mock meat dishes and cheap lunch specials.
Daily 11am to 9:45pm (per Google)

Bravo Kosher Downtown
Bravo Kosher Downtown is a dairy pizzeria on Trinity Place in the Financial District. It sells slices and whole pies, including Chicago deep dish and gluten free, along with pasta, salads, soups, sushi rolls, poke bowls, fish dishes and breakfast items. Catering menus are also offered.

Bravo Pizza (K) (Midtown)
Bravo Kosher Pizza is a pizzeria on 5th Avenue near 35th Street in Midtown. The menu covers pies and slices such as Grandma Sicilian, fresh mozzarella and penne alla vodka pizza, plus pasta, calzones, rolls, salads and garlic knots. A gluten free personal pizza is offered, with online ordering for delivery.

Burgers & Grill
Kosher burger and grill restaurant in Washington Heights.

Chop Chop
Kosher Chinese and sushi restaurant near Yeshiva University.

Golan Heights
Israeli grill (shawarma, falafel) by Yeshiva University.

Grandma's Pizza (Grandma's Cookie Jar)
Kosher pizza shop near Yeshiva University.

Grill Point

Grill Point (Midtown)
Midtown branch of the kosher Israeli grill.

Holy Schnitzel (Upper West Side)
Holy Schnitzel on the Upper West Side is a casual spot built around schnitzel and chicken sandwiches and wraps. The menu also has burgers, steak and pastrami sandwiches, a rib eye sandwich, loaded brisket fries, rice bowls and platters, with cholent and kugel on Thursdays and Fridays.

Jajaja Mexicana (West Village)
Fully plant based Mexican spot with tacos, birria, nachos and a back patio.
Daily from 11 or 11:30am to 10 or 11pm (per Google)

Jerusalem Cafe (J2)
Kosher dairy cafe near Fifth Avenue and 36th Street.

JJ Deli
Kosher dairy deli downtown.

Kosher Deluxe
Long-running kosher meat eatery on West 46th Street.

Kosher Poke
Kosher poke bowl counter sharing the 43 E 34th St space with Eden Wok.

Lake Como Pizza
Kosher pizza shop near Yeshiva University.

Le Lis Cafe
Kosher cafe inside the Arthouse Hotel at Broadway and 77th Street.

LOX
LOX at Cafe Bergson is a cafe on the second floor of the Museum of Jewish Heritage in Battery Park City, with harbor views. It serves house cured lox, bagels, matzo ball soup, borscht, blinis, herring, babka and black and white cookies. Museum admission is not required, and takeout is available.
Follows museum hours, closes early Fri, closed Shabbat

Lox at the Jewish Museum
Kosher dairy cafe inside the Jewish Museum.

Mendy's
Kosher meat deli and restaurant at Park Avenue South and 30th Street.

Mexikosher / New Amsterdam Burger Bar / Graze Smokehouse / Carlos & Gabby's (UWS)
Shared Upper West Side space running several kosher meat brands: Mexican, burgers and smokehouse BBQ.

Miznon (Times Square)
Eyal Shani's Israeli pita spot, kosher at this location only.
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PitaBar
Glatt kosher Israeli grill on Delancey known for its ribeye pita with chimichurri.
Sun to Thu 12pm to 10pm, closed Fri and Sat (per Google)

Polanco Social
Sit-down kosher Mexican restaurant blending Mexico City flavors with Jewish classics, like pastrami tacos, birria and ceviche, with tequila and mezcal cocktails.
Dinner Sun-Thu; Sun brunch from noon

Robusta
Diamond District kosher cafe.

Rosie's Kosher Pizza
Rosie's Kosher Pizza is a dairy pizza shop on Broadway in Midtown offering pickup and delivery. Alongside pies like Margherita, Grandma and spinach ricotta, the menu includes pasta, salads, paninis, wraps, falafel, breakfast items, pastries and a range of sushi rolls and platters.

Saba's Pizza (Upper East Side)
Kosher dairy pizza shop on Lexington Avenue.

Saba's Pizza (Upper West Side)
Kosher dairy pizza shop on Amsterdam Avenue.

Sip & Sizzle
Kosher meat restaurant on York Avenue.

Smash House Burgers (33 W 47th St)
Kosher smash burger shop.

Smash House Burgers (63 W 37th St)
Kosher smash burger shop.

Sushi Fusion (47th Street)
Kosher sushi spot in the Diamond District.

Sushi Heights
Parve kosher sushi restaurant near Yeshiva University.

Taam Tov
Taam Tov is a Bukharian restaurant on the third floor of a building on West 47th Street in the Diamond District, with no street level sign. The menu features beef, lamb and chicken shish kebabs, Uzbek plov, manty, samsa, lagman and other soups, salads and lepeshka bread. Pickup and delivery are available.

Tabernacle Steakhouse
Upscale kosher steakhouse with dry-aged wagyu, handcrafted sushi and premium cocktails, plus intimate booths and private rooms.
Dinner Sun-Thu 5-10pm (GKR lists to 10:30pm); lunch Mon-Thu; Fri and Sat closed

Tempura NYC
Kosher sushi restaurant on Ninth Avenue.

The Original Pita Grill
The Original Pita Grill is a casual Mediterranean spot on 2nd Avenue near 57th Street serving shawarma, falafel, beef arayes, kibbeh, rice bowls and salads, plus sushi rolls and burgers. It offers pickup, table reservations, catering platters and a Shabbat menu, and stays open late on Saturday nights.
Sun-Thu 10am-11pm, Fri until 2 hours before sundown, Sat from 2 hours after sundown until 1am

UN Plaza Grill
OU certified kosher restaurant near the United Nations.

Wall Street Grill
Upscale kosher grill near Wall Street with steaks, seafood, sushi and globally inspired dishes, handcrafted cocktails and a rooftop garden.
Mon-Wed 5-10:30pm; Thu 5-11pm; Sun 5-10pm; Fri-Sat closed

Wild Ginger Vegetarian Kitchen
Pan-Asian vegan restaurant in Nolita.

Wolf and Lamb
Kosher steakhouse in Midtown.

Eshel

Greenwich and Delancey

Mocha Burger - Times Square (Mocha Burger Lux)

Osaka Sushi NYC

Sushi Tokyo Manhattan

The Malawach Kitchen
Common questions
What are the best kosher restaurants in Manhattan?
Spots to try include Ahimsa, Akimori, AMA La Vita, Anixi and Barnea Bistro.
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