The best kosher restaurants in London in 2026 are Tish in Belsize Park, Moss & Maple in South Hampstead and Tony Page Marylebone for meat, and Novellino in Golders Green for dairy. Kasa Bar & Grill, Habiba's Smokehouse and Pukush are the pick of north-west London's grills and bistros.
Most of London's kosher restaurants are in Golders Green, Hendon and Temple Fortune in north-west London, with a few in central London. Every entry below names its supervising authority as listed by the authority itself — KLBD (the London Beth Din) or KF Kosher (the Federation of Synagogues). Restaurants close for Shabbat from Friday afternoon until Saturday night, and supervision can change, so check the certificate on the wall when you visit.
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1. Tish — Belsize Park, Hampstead & North London
A stylish, grown-up kosher restaurant mixing modern dishes and Jewish classics.
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Tish is a large, smart restaurant and bar on Haverstock Hill, serving contemporary cooking alongside Jewish classics. It feels like any good neighbourhood brasserie, which is exactly the point — it's a place for a proper night out.
It has private dining for big groups and events. It's a short walk from Belsize Park Tube.
Good to know: Book ahead for Thursday and Saturday nights — it's the busiest kosher restaurant in the area.
Kosher fine dining with seasonal French–Mediterranean tasting menus.
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Moss & Maple is a small, ambitious restaurant led by chef Ory Abraham, serving seasonal French–Mediterranean tasting menus on some nights and an à la carte menu on others. It's London's best attempt at kosher fine dining.
On Fridays it runs a food market with gourmet ingredients and prepared dishes. It suits a special occasion.
Good to know: Check which nights serve the tasting menu and which serve à la carte before booking.
3. Tony Page Marylebone — Marylebone, Soho & the West End
The best kosher meat restaurant in central London.
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Tony Page Marylebone, on Paddington Street, is a smart kosher meat restaurant a short walk from Baker Street and Oxford Street. It's the main option for kosher fine dining in the West End.
It hosts private functions for 50 to 140 people, so it's popular for celebrations.
Good to know: Ideal before or after a visit to the Wallace Collection or a shopping trip on Marylebone High Street.
Golders Green's favourite dairy restaurant for Italian food.
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Novellino is a busy Italian-style dairy restaurant on Golders Green Road, serving pasta, pizza, fish and salads with flavours borrowed from around the world. It is a Golders Green institution for family meals and celebrations.
Its sister restaurant, Novellino Bistro (KLBD, meat), is a few doors up at 111a–113 Golders Green Road.
Good to know: Book for weekend evenings; it's popular with families after Shabbat.
5. Kasa Bar & Grill — Hampstead Garden Suburb, Golders Green & Hendon
Israeli and Moroccan grill cooking, with bread baked in-house every day.
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Kasa is a Middle Eastern restaurant in Hampstead Garden Suburb, serving Israeli and Moroccan flavours. Everything is made in-house, including its bread, and the charcoal grill turns out skewers and gourmet burgers.
It's good for groups and private parties of up to 80.
Good to know: Order the grilled skewers and bread to share.
6. Habiba's Smokehouse — Temple Fortune, Golders Green & Hendon
Kosher Texas barbecue in north-west London.
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Habiba's Smokehouse brings Texas-style barbecue to Temple Fortune, with slow-smoked meats, sides and catering platters. It's a fun, meat-heavy choice for groups.
It's open for lunch and dinner and hosts functions for up to 65 people.
Good to know: Order a mixed smoked-meat platter to try a bit of everything.
A two-floor kosher bistro inspired by Paris and New York.
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Pukush is a French-bistro and New York café-style meat restaurant on Golders Green Road, serving fire-grilled meats, wine and desserts across two floors.
It's a good choice for a relaxed dinner or a date night in Golders Green.
Good to know: Check the menu online before you go.
Hummus, kebabs and salt beef at two north-west London branches.
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Hummus Bar serves a Middle Eastern menu built around hummus, with kebabs, chicken and salt beef. There are branches on Golders Green Road and Brent Street in Hendon.
It's a casual, good-value option for a quick meal.
Good to know: Order hummus topped with meat as a main.
Golders Green Road in north-west London has the biggest concentration of kosher restaurants, cafés and shops, with Hendon's Brent Street, Temple Fortune and Edgware close by. Stamford Hill in north-east London is home to many strictly Orthodox communities and kosher shops.
Are there kosher restaurants in central London?
Yes, but only a few. Tony Page Marylebone (KLBD, meat) is the main option near the West End, and Tish in Belsize Park is a short Tube ride north.
Are London kosher restaurants open on Saturday night?
Many reopen after Shabbat on Saturday night, especially in winter when Shabbat ends early. Check each restaurant's hours, which change with the season.
What does KLBD mean?
KLBD is the Kashrut division of the London Beth Din. KF Kosher is run by the Federation of Synagogues; the Sephardi Kashrut Authority (SKA) and Kedassia are the other main London authorities. Each publishes its own list of licensed establishments.
Do London kosher restaurants use Chalav Yisrael?
KLBD says all its dairy restaurants use Chalav Yisrael milk products and all its meat restaurants serve Glatt meat. For other authorities, ask the restaurant.