Philadelphia, Pennsylvania is a city that is rich with culture and people as it is the largest city with the sixth largest population in the United States. There is no such thing as boring when anyone visits Philadelphia because people do not run out of things to do when visiting this metropolis. People can go visit the Liberty Bell, walk up to the “Rocky Steps” and see the Rocky Statue, refuel with cheesesteak, visit the Independence Hall where the United States was born, and even go to Broad Street to see the City Hall. Philadelphia also offers a fantastic culinary experience catering to different tastes and cultures. There are a number of kosher restaurants you can check out here. Take a look at our list of the best kosher restaurants in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Kosher-certified restaurants
1. Espresso Cafe & Sushi Bar
Our Halomi Salad... halomi cheese, breaded and fried to golden perfection, sits atop crisp lettuce and fresh tomatoes.
Posted by Espresso Cafe & Sushi Bar on Tuesday, 7 August 2018
If a dairy meal is what you are looking for to celebrate a wonderful occasion, Espresso Cafe & Sushi Bar is the right place to go to that will not disappoint. Over a cup of coffee or tea, do not forget to order the bestsellers and the must tries of this restaurant. Try their waffles, pastries, and omelets of your choice if you pass by the restaurant during early morning for some breakfast. You will also not miss their sushi and their specialty Israeli dishes. This kosher restaurant also has this grand and luxurious vibe to it from the interior to the presentation of the food they are serving.
Espresso Cafe & Sushi Bar
Address: 7814 Castor Ave Philadelphia, PA 19152
Website: Espresso Cafe & Sushi Bar
Opening hours: 9:00 am - 9:30 pm
Average price for two people: 11-30 USD
2. The Brazilian BBQ
Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account
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Posted by The Brazilian BBQ on Monday, February 7, 2022
Craving for some barbecue? The go-to place for this in Philly is The Brazilian BBQ, which is certified as glatt kosher pas Yisroel by Keystone-K, the Community Kashrus of Greater Philadelphia. This Brazilian restaurant offers fresh and authentic dishes such as barbecue, kabobs, and burgers. Steaks and fried chicken are also on the menu. They also offer catering services and host Jewish celebrations like bar mitzvah and bat mitzvah. The Brazilian BBQ also serves meal packages for Shabbat.
The Brazilian BBQ
Address: 2422 Rhawn St, Philadelphia, PA 19152, United States
Website: The Brazilian BBQ
Opening hours: Sun - Thu: 1:30pm - 9pm; Fri: 11:30am - 1pm (closed on Sat)
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3. Mama's Vegetarian
For those looking for fresh sufganiot in Philadelphia. Yum!
Posted by Paula Friedman on Monday, 3 December 2018
Editor’s Note: This establishment is permanently closed.
If you are looking for a vegetarian kosher restaurant in Philadelphia that is Jewish in theme and nature, Mama’s Vegetarian is perfect for you. They offer a load of different servings in their menu from falafel meals to full vegetarian meals. You have the option to either go for heavy meals or just a short fast meal before going to your next destination or work. They also have some creative meals such as their eggplant patties and mixed veggie latkes. Make sure to visit this restaurant as you pass by 20th St.
Mama's Vegetarian
Address: 18 S 20th St Philadelphia, PA 19103
Website: Mama’s Vegetarian
Opening hours: 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
Average price for two people: 10 USD
4. Judah Mediterranean Grill
Posted by Judah’s Mediterranean Grill on Sunday, 6 January 2019
You can have a romantic date, a simple gathering feast, or a large event in this Mediterranean grill and kosher restaurant. You can bring someone to enjoy and share a taste of Israel’s finest dishes. Homemade with the finest and freshest ingredients available, the menu is just for keeps and worth going back to with the aim of making every visit memorable and delightful.
Judah Mediterranean Grill
Address: 9311 Krewstown Rd Philadelphia, PA 19115
Website: Judah Mediterranean Grill
Opening hours: 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
Average price for two people: 11-30 USD
5. Hey Hummus
Take our word ? two bowls are better than one!
Posted by Hey Hummus on Tuesday, 18 December 2018
Heya Hummus is a restaurant that is proud to be 100% kosher restaurant. All of what they serve, the stunning interior design, and all of the freshly made food are perfectly kosher and Isreali from the inside out. All of their dishes are assured to be made and cooked with all natural ingredients served with pita, pickles, and with a smile. If you crave for Israeli meals as you visit this large city, fret not because there is always a kosher restaurant nearby and Hey Hummus is one of the best ones.
Hey Hummus
Address: 2101 Chestnut St Philadelphia, PA 19103
Website: Hey Hummus
Opening hours: 11:00 am - 8:00 pm
Average price for two people: 11-30 USD
6. Su Xing House
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Posted by Su Xing House on Monday, 11 February 2019
Su Xing House is a restaurant where you can have some soup and noodles and meals with rice. Located at Samson St. you can bring your friends over to taste some tofu, noodles, vegetables, and meals that are topped up with rice. Mostly vegetarian, you can eat healthy food that is more inclined to vegetables and tofu. You can also try the chef’s specialties to have a better and more mysteriously dynamic culinary experience with the food. There are a lot of selections you can choose from that is best made by the chef himself.
Su Xing House
Address: 1508 Sansom St Philadelphia, PA 19102
Website: Su Xing House
Opening hours: 11:00 am - 10:30 pm
Average price for two people: 11-30 USD
7. Zaydee's
Located in Temple Hillel, Zaydee’s offer Israeli cuisine and kosher dining for students who are looking for some Israeli food. It is one of the Temple University’s dining services and this restaurant is mostly for Jewish and Israeli people looking for some food from their home country. Everyone is welcome in the restaurant and their selection of food is just perfect for anyone who is craving for kosher food. You can choose from any of the healthy food items from their cold to hot food selections. They have sandwiches, sides, soups, and some pickled food as well.
Zaydee's
Address: 1441 W Norris St Philadelphia, PA 19121
Website: Zaydee’s
Opening hours: 11:30 am - 6:00 pm
Average price for two people: 11-30 USD
8. Palace Royal
Palace Royal Kosher is open after Shabbos on Saturday nights. Call for reservations (215)677-3323. Shabbat Shalom.
Posted by Palace Royal on Friday, 6 November 2015
Visit the only European-style glatt-kosher restaurant in Philadelphia and be served for dinners, Bar and Bat Mitzvahs, birthdays, weddings, corporate events, and other occasions you would desire to celebrate within the restaurant. You can choose from a variety of food selections on their menu. Appetizers are available from fish to vegetarian appetizers such as the Israeli-style salad platter or the avocado salad. You can also choose from their selection of hot entrees and desserts.
Palace Royal
Address: 9859 Bustleton Ave Philadelphia, PA 19115
Website: Palace Royal
Opening hours: 11:00 am - 10:00 pm
Average price for two people: 61 USD
9. Lipkin's Bakery
Posted by Lipkins Bakery on Friday, 26 May 2017
Editor’s Note: This establishment is permanently closed.
This bakery is an iconic bakery for most of the locals in Philadelphia because of its long history of providing and supplying the freshest bread to the northeast region of Philadelphia. Established since 1975, this fine kosher restaurant is very popular with the best, freshest, and the most delicious cakes, bread, famous knishes, and a variety of pastries in town. Experiencing the whole kosher food scene in Philadelphia, without being able to visit and tasting Lipkin’s Bakery’s fine selection of bread and pastries, is a shame. It is definitely going to be a treat for any guest in the city looking for a great food experience.
Lipkin's Bakery
Address: 8013 Castor Ave Philadelphia, PA 19152
Website: Lipkin’s Bakery
Opening hours: 7:00 am - 6:00 pm
Average price for two people: 11-30 USD
10. Shalom Pizzeria
Posted by Börje Arnold Eliasson on Friday, 8 June 2018
If you are looking for a luxurious and contemporary kosher restaurant that has some style and posh with their servings, you will no doubt love Shalom Pizzeria. It is ideal for both romantic occasions with a special someone or a family occasion with a large number of people. Shalom Pizzeria provides you with a selection of pizzas, different appetizers, a variety of pasta, and some handful selections of soup and salads. The restaurant also provides takeout services for their guests or those who just want a quick meal perfect for a hectic and busy schedule.
Shalom Pizzeria
Address: 2153 S Hancock St Philadelphia, PA 19148
Website: Shalom Pizzeria
Opening hours: 7:00 am - 6:00 pm
Average price for two people: 11-30 USD
11. Steve Stein's Famous Deli
Posted by Steve Stein's Famous Deli on Tuesday, 14 February 2017
This restaurant is a must try as a kosher restaurant in the greater Philadelphia area because of its famous rep in the city. This restaurant team is a strong one that aims to assure the quality and the image of the eatery not only to their loyal guests but for those who are about to experience the “famous” Israeli dining experience in the city of Philadelphia. You can try their hand-sliced lox, juicy kippered salmon, and the freshest produce of their best vegetable salads. This place is famous and a must visit for a reason and it is up to you to discover that.
Steve Stein's Famous Deli
Address: 1619 Grant Ave Philadelphia, PA 19115
Website: Steve Stein’s Famous Deli
Opening hours: 7:00 am - 7:00 pm
Average price for two people: 11-30 USD
12. Goldie
Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account
With four locations throughout the city, Goldie is the ultimate spot for Israeli-style falafel in Philadelphia. They serve fresh, made-to-order falafel, whether you prefer it as a sandwich, a salad, or simply as a bag of balls with your choice of sauce. There are also several options for hummus and fries. Sweeten your visit with a cup of their tehina (tahini) shake, a creamy vegan drink with flavors such as Turkish coffee, mint chocolate, and banana.
Goldie
Address: 1911 Sansom St, Philadelphia, PA 19102, United States
Website: Goldie
Opening hours: 11am - 7pm (daily)
Have a wonderful kosher restaurant experience in Philadelphia
Philadelphia is surprisingly rich with famous kosher restaurants embodying and reflecting a rich Jewish and Israeli culture and tradition within the city. Do not forget to enjoy a stay in the wonderful and iconic city in the United States and make sure to experience the Jewish style of cooking and eating with the kosher restaurants surrounding you. Make sure to take a pick at one of the best restaurants at try them at your own desire.
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