Kosher Restaurants in Chicago

A Lakeview landmark blending Texas-style smoke with a charitable mission, Milt’s has been featured on WTTW’s Check, Please! and singled out by Chicago Magazine. Certified kosher by the Chicago Rabbinical Council and beloved by locals.

An indie North Side steakhouse serving Argentinian cuts, chimichurri, and hearty plates; praised by local food writers and OpenTable diners. Now at its 2025 Lincoln Avenue location and certified kosher by the Chicago Rabbinical Council.

One of Chicago’s longest-running kosher pizzerias, newly reenergized as Tel Aviv Slices with breakfast and late-night hours. Covered by YeahThatsKosher and certified Cholov Yisroel by the Chicago Rabbinical Council.

Chicago’s pioneering kosher sushi spot, nominated by Time Out Chicago for Best New Sushi and still drawing devotees for maki, poke, and stir-fries. Certified by the Chicago Rabbinical Council and rooted in the West Ridge community.

A long-running counter-service favorite offering burgers, shawarma, Chinese dishes, and Shabbat trays. Listed by the cRc and known for holiday sukkah seating, it’s a dependable West Ridge staple for families.

This dairy pizzeria and ice cream shop moved into the historic Gulliver’s building, a story covered by Block Club Chicago. It’s cRc-certified and loved for pies, pastas, and post-game slices with plenty of seating.

A newer, independently run smash-burger counter sharing the Howard Street complex, B’sari builds custom kosher burgers and sides. Listed by the cRc and flagged in recent kosher dining updates as a welcome neighborhood addition.