Kosher Dairy Restaurants Worldwide
Kosher dairy restaurants around the world, including cafes, pizzerias, and sit-down dairy kitchens, grouped by city. Each listing shows its hechsher and whether it is cholov yisroel.
A kosher dairy (milchig) restaurant serves dairy and no meat. Pizza, pasta, cafes, dairy sushi, and bakeries are typically dairy kitchens. Learn more in the kosher glossary
Dairy kosher restaurants by city
Israel
- Dairy kosher restaurants in Jerusalem305
- Dairy kosher restaurants in Tel Aviv200
- Dairy kosher restaurants in Netanya32
- Dairy kosher restaurants in Ashdod29
- Dairy kosher restaurants in Eilat25
- Dairy kosher restaurants in Raanana20
- Dairy kosher restaurants in Herzliya19
- Dairy kosher restaurants in Beit Shemesh18
- Dairy kosher restaurants in Bnei Brak13
- Dairy kosher restaurants in Haifa13
- Dairy kosher restaurants in Tzfat11
- Dairy kosher restaurants in Tiberias3
United States
- Dairy kosher restaurants in New York109
- Dairy kosher restaurants in New Jersey81
- Dairy kosher restaurants in Miami73
- Dairy kosher restaurants in Los Angeles39
- Dairy kosher restaurants in Five Towns25
- Dairy kosher restaurants in Fort Lauderdale20
- Dairy kosher restaurants in Chicago12
- Dairy kosher restaurants in Baltimore7
- Dairy kosher restaurants in Orlando4
- Dairy kosher restaurants in Las Vegas3
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Frequently asked questions
Where can I find dairy kosher restaurants?
KosherAtlas lists 1361 dairy listings across 43 cities in 14 countries. Jerusalem has the most, with 305. Pick a city below to see each one with its certifying agency.
What makes a restaurant dairy?
A kosher dairy (milchig) restaurant serves dairy and no meat. Pizza, pasta, cafes, dairy sushi, and bakeries are typically dairy kitchens.
Are these restaurants actually certified kosher?
Every listing shows its certifying agency (hechsher) where known. Where the specific agency is unconfirmed, the listing is shown as kosher with a note. Kosher status can change, so always confirm the teudah on site.
Compiled from the certifying agencies and public kosher directories. Where the specific hechsher is unconfirmed, a listing is shown as "Kosher". Kosher status can change, so always confirm the teudah on site.