The best kosher meat restaurants in London in 2026 are Tish in Belsize Park for a smart night out, Moss & Maple for kosher fine dining, Tony Page Marylebone for a central-London steak dinner, Kasa Bar & Grill for Mediterranean grills, and Kaifeng in Hendon for kosher Chinese.
Kosher meat (fleishig) restaurants serve no dairy at all, so desserts and coffee come with non-dairy cream and milk. Most of London's are in Golders Green, Hendon and Temple Fortune, with a handful in Belsize Park, West Hampstead and Marylebone. Each entry names its supervising authority as listed by the authority itself; all close for Shabbat, and supervision can change, so check the certificate on the wall.
A stylish, grown-up kosher restaurant and bar on Haverstock Hill.
Tish is a large, smart restaurant and bar serving contemporary cooking alongside Jewish classics. It feels like any good neighbourhood brasserie, which is exactly the point: a place for a proper night out.
It has private dining for groups and is a short walk from Belsize Park station.
Good to know: Book ahead for Thursday and Saturday nights.
196 Haverstock Hill, London NW3 2AG
Kosher fine dining with seasonal French-Mediterranean menus.
Moss & Maple is a small, ambitious restaurant serving seasonal French-Mediterranean cooking, with tasting menus on some nights and à la carte on others.
It is London's most serious attempt at kosher fine dining and suits a special occasion.
Good to know: Check which nights serve the tasting menu before booking.
51 Fairfax Road, London NW6 4EL
The leading kosher meat restaurant in central London.
Tony Page Marylebone, on Paddington Street, is a smart kosher meat restaurant a short walk from Baker Street and Oxford Street, and the main option for a kosher dinner in the West End.
It also hosts private functions, so it is popular for celebrations.
Good to know: Combine it with the Wallace Collection or Marylebone High Street.
26 Paddington Street, London W1U 5QY
Mediterranean and Middle Eastern grills with cocktails.
Kasa is a kosher meat restaurant and bar in the Market Place, cooking Mediterranean and Middle Eastern dishes in house from a menu that changes often.
It has a neighbourhood-bistro feel that suits date nights.
Good to know: Book ahead on Saturday nights and Sundays.
30 The Market Place, London NW11 6JJ
London's best-known kosher Chinese restaurant.
Kaifeng on Church Road serves Chinese restaurant classics under KLBD supervision, a rarity in London, and is a favourite for family celebrations.
It also does a busy takeaway trade.
Good to know: Order several dishes to share.
51 Church Road, London NW4 4DU
Fire-grilled Israeli meats in a lively room.
Pukush serves fire-grilled meats in the Israeli style, with wine and desserts, on Golders Green Road under Federation supervision.
It suits groups who want to share several grills.
Good to know: Go with a group and order a selection of grills.
96 Golders Green Road, London NW11 8HB
The meat sister of Golders Green's favourite dairy Italian.
Novellino Bistro, a few doors from the dairy Novellino, serves a meat menu under KLBD supervision on Golders Green Road.
It is a reliable choice for a family dinner.
Good to know: Book on Saturday nights after Shabbat, when Golders Green Road is busy.
111a–113 Golders Green Road, London NW11 8HR
Home-smoked pastrami, salt beef and brisket.
Habiba's Smokehouse on Finchley Road smokes its own meats, and its pastrami and salt beef sandwiches are among the best kosher deli food in London.
It also sells smoked meats to take home.
Good to know: Take smoked meat home for Shabbat.
1179 Finchley Road, London NW11 0AA
Kosher South-East Asian food, from curries to noodles.
Tuk Tuk brings the flavours of Vietnam, Thailand, India and their neighbours to Golders Green Road under KLBD supervision.
It is a welcome change from grills and schnitzel.
Good to know: Ask for extra chilli if you like heat.
115 Golders Green Road, London NW11 8HR
Homemade schnitzels with Austrian and Mediterranean flavours.
Shnitzelhaus specialises in homemade schnitzel, in the Austrian style and in Mediterranean variations, with salads and sides.
It is quick and good for families.
Good to know: A schnitzel baguette makes an easy takeaway lunch.
756 Finchley Road, London NW11 7TH
Israeli hummus plates and grills, in Golders Green and Hendon.
Hummus Bar serves Israeli-style hummus topped with meat, falafel and grills, plus salads and pitta, under KLBD supervision.
There are branches on Golders Green Road and Brent Street in Hendon.
Good to know: A hummus plate with meat topping is a filling, good-value lunch.
82 Golders Green Road, London NW11 8LN
A Mediterranean kosher restaurant in Borehamwood's Jewish community.
Balagan on Shenley Road serves Mediterranean food under KLBD supervision, in comfortable surroundings popular with Borehamwood and Elstree's large Jewish community.
It is the pick if you are staying north of London or visiting family in Hertfordshire.
Good to know: Elstree & Borehamwood station is a short walk away, with trains to central London.
47 Shenley Road, Borehamwood WD6 1AE
Tony Page Marylebone, on Paddington Street near Baker Street, is the main kosher meat restaurant in the West End, under KLBD supervision.
Moss & Maple in West Hampstead serves seasonal French-Mediterranean menus under KLBD supervision, including tasting menus on some nights. Tish in Belsize Park is a smart restaurant and bar.
Many reopen after Shabbat, especially in winter. Check each restaurant's website or social media for Motzei Shabbat hours.
Tony Page Marylebone, Tish and Kasa Bar & Grill all serve steaks under KLBD supervision. See also our Golders Green kosher restaurants guide.
See our kosher dairy restaurants guide, with pizza, pasta, fish and brunch spots.