Kosher Restaurants in Prague
Prague's kosher scene is small but well established, concentrated in and around the historic Jewish Quarter (Josefov) in the heart of the Old Town. The city offers a mix of long-running independent restaurants and Chabad-run eateries covering meat, dairy, and pizza options. Supervision is provided mainly by the Orthodox rabbinate of the Prague Jewish Community (Chief Rabbinate of the Czech Republic) and by Chabad of Prague.
Almost every kosher venue sits within a short walk in Josefov and the adjacent Old Town, clustered around Siroka, Bilkova, Brehova, and U Milosrdnych streets, with the King David hotel restaurant slightly east in Nove Mesto. Most restaurants close Friday early afternoon and remain shut on Shabbat, so plan Friday night and Saturday meals in advance (King Solomon, Dinitz, and the King David hotel take Shabbat reservations). Booking ahead is strongly recommended for Shabbat and holidays.
Kosher restaurants by neighborhood
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5th District by King Solomon Kosher Restaurant & Cafe
The oldest kosher restaurant in Prague, serving traditional Ashkenazi and Central European Jewish dishes alongside Mediterranean plates · Josefov / Jewish Quarter
Dinitz Kosher Restaurant
Popular Israeli and oriental style kosher restaurant with grilled meats and Shabbat meals · Josefov / Old Town
Kosher Restaurant King David
Buffet style kosher restaurant in the King David hotel serving dairy breakfast and glatt kosher meat dinners plus Shabbat meals · Nove Mesto (New Town)
Chabad Grill
Elegant meat restaurant with Mediterranean and Middle Eastern style grilled meats, steaks, fish, salads, and pasta · Josefov / Old Town
U Milo Italian Dairy
Chalav Yisrael dairy Italian restaurant serving pasta, pizza, fish dishes, and salads · Josefov / Old Town
Shelanu Pizzeria
Chalav Yisrael dairy pizzeria and cafe with pizza, falafel, sandwiches, and pareve options, plus delivery · Josefov / Jewish Quarter
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.