Kosher Restaurants in Philadelphia
Center City’s revived falafel shop fries to order and serves a proper sabich. Certified by Community Kashrus of Greater Philadelphia. Covered by the Philadelphia Inquirer for its comeback and neighborhood roots.
Overbrook Park’s long-running dairy staple for pies, bourekas, and Israeli salads, supervised by Community Kashrus of Greater Philadelphia. Praised by local families for reliable service and generous portions.
Rhawnhurst’s dairy café blends Israeli comfort food with a full sushi bar, under Keystone-K. Open since 2004, it remains a community favorite for hearty plates and friendly service.
Glatt kosher grill in Northeast Philly known for shawarma, Jerusalem mixed grill, and family platters, supervised by Keystone-K. Regulars note big portions and warm hospitality.
Casual meat spot on Montgomery Avenue serving shawarma, skewers, and grill platters, certified by Community Kashrus of Greater Philadelphia. A dependable choice for sit-down or takeaway meals.
Dairy counter offering pizzas, sushi, and platters near Bala Cynwyd, under Keystone-K. Listed by local kashrut organizations and popular for group orders and casual meals.
A treasured kosher bakery reborn with a sit-down deli, certified by Keystone-K. Featured by the Philadelphia Inquirer for reviving classic sandwiches alongside knishes, challah, and sweets.
Family-run South Philly icon for soft pretzels; certified kosher by Community Kashrus of Greater Philadelphia. Widely covered in local news following its 2024 reopening after a fire.
Art Museum–area favorite for Chinese vegetarian cooking under International Kosher Council supervision. Dim sum, soups, and stir-fries keep both kosher diners and vegetarians happy.
Rittenhouse cafe and bakery that’s vegan, organic, gluten-free, and kosher-certified. Known for vibrant salads, seasonal specials, and celebrated custom cakes; praised by diners and local guides.
Creative vegan pies, naturally leavened and under IKC supervision. A quick, flavorful stop near Rittenhouse and the Parkway, often recommended by local kosher listings.
