Kosher food in Prague 2026: restaurants, menus and prices
Planning a kosher trip to Prague? The city offers a range of Kosher restaurants serving everything from grilled meat and shawarma to gelato, coffee and fish meals. This guide brings together information about Kosher dining in Prague, with menus, indicative dish prices in ILS and map locations.
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Kosher dining in Prague: practical information
Prague's Jewish community is among Europe's oldest, and the historic Jewish Quarter (Josefov - the Jewish Quarter) is a centre for kosher dining. Many listed restaurants are in this area, supervised by the local rabbinate or Chabad Prague.
Important tip: For readers comparing costs with Israel, PraguEAT also provides price estimates inIsraeli shekels (ILS) to help with comparison. These converted estimates are not guaranteed prices.
Kosher meat restaurants
The Chabad Kosher Grill
An established kosher restaurant in the city.
Restaurant Golem
Traditional Czech and Middle Eastern dishes in Prague's historic Jewish Quarter.
King Solomon
A kosher restaurant offering Eastern European cuisine, popular with Israeli visitors seeking a higher-end meal.
Mizlala
Familiar Israeli food: hummus, fresh salads and grilled skewers.
Kosher dairy and fish restaurants
Shelanu Pizzeria
An option for kosher dairy dining. See the restaurant page for its documented menu and availability notes.
5th District Restaurant & Cafe
A dairy cafe and restaurant for breakfast or a light lunch with focaccia and coffee.
Kosher gelato and coffee
BB Gelato
A kosher gelato shop near the Jewish Quarter.
Before you go
- Check kosher supervision: Standards of kosher supervision vary between venues.
- Reserve a table: Recommended during peak periods, including summer and holidays.
- Shabbat and holidays: Many venues close or offer pre-booked Shabbat meals only.
