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The 8 Best Kosher Dairy Restaurants in Paris (2026)

Updated November 2026 · 8 picks

The best kosher dairy (halavi) restaurants in Paris in 2026 are Kavod Halavi near the Champs-Élysées, Mr & Mrs Bond on avenue de Villiers, La Stella on avenue Daumesnil and Il Palazzo near the Opéra, all on the Beth Din de Paris list. Rosetta and Marceau Café are the other solid dairy picks.

These are restaurants that the Beth Din de Paris (Consistoire de Paris) lists as halavi, meaning dairy: cheese, pizza, pasta, fish and vegetarian dishes, with no meat or poultry in the kitchen. We read that list in early November 2026. The Consistoire updates it in real time and a business can drop off it, so check the certificate (teouda) on the door. Most are Italian, which is how dairy kitchens tend to work in Paris. They all close for Shabbat, and some reopen on Saturday night in winter. For meat, see the best kosher meat restaurants in Paris; for the broader list, see the best kosher restaurants in Paris.

1. Kavod Halavi — Champs-Élysées (8th)

The dairy side of Kavod, across rue Jean Mermoz, with wood-fired pizza.

$$ Mid-rangeHechsher Beth Din de Paris (BDP)Kitchen Dairy

Kavod Halavi is the dairy restaurant of the Kavod pair on rue Jean Mermoz. The restaurant's site says the two restaurants are kosher under the control of the Beth Din de Paris, and shows a wood-fired margherita pizza for the dairy side.

The Beth Din de Paris list names it as halavi. The meat restaurant, Kavod Bassari, is across the street at number 26. It suits a smarter dairy dinner near the Champs-Élysées.

Good to know: Call +33 1 42 89 02 00 to confirm hours, and book ahead for dinner.

19 Rue Jean Mermoz, 75008 Paris

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2. Mr & Mrs Bond — Villiers (17th)

A kosher Italian bistro on avenue de Villiers with Saturday-night service.

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Mr & Mrs Bond describes itself as a kosher Italian bistro on avenue de Villiers. Its site lists pasta, salads, fish and pizza made with fresh seasonal ingredients and says it operates under the control of the Beth Din de Paris.

The site gives lunch and dinner Monday to Thursday and Sunday, Saturday dinner only, and Friday closed. The Beth Din de Paris list classes it as halavi. It is a good choice for a Saturday night once Shabbat ends.

Good to know: Book for Saturday night and Sunday dinner; its site gives +33 1 47 64 96 55.

109 Avenue de Villiers, 75017 Paris

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3. La Stella — Daumesnil (12th)

An Italian dairy restaurant on avenue Daumesnil, in the 12th's kosher neighborhood.

$$ Mid-rangeHechsher Beth Din de Paris (BDP)Kitchen Dairy

La Stella is a kosher Italian restaurant on avenue Daumesnil in the 12th. Time Out describes it as a Beth Din-certified Italian restaurant, and the Beth Din de Paris list classes it as halavi.

A Paris restaurant guide estimates about 40 euros a head before drinks and lists it closed on Friday and Saturday, but those details come from third-party sites, so check them. It is a good dairy dinner on the east side of the city.

Good to know: Confirm hours by phone (a directory gives +33 1 43 47 18 68).

158 Avenue Daumesnil, 75012 Paris

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4. Il Palazzo — Le Peletier (9th)

Antipasti, pasta and pizza near the Grands Boulevards, with around 80 seats.

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Il Palazzo on rue La Fayette is a kosher Italian dairy restaurant. GoKosher lists antipasti, gratins, pasta and pizza, and about 80 seats, and says it is close to the Galeries Lafayette. Reviewers it quotes recommend the bruschetta and the panna cotta.

The Beth Din de Paris list classes it as halavi. Directory hours conflict on Saturday, so call before a Saturday-night visit (a directory gives +33 1 48 74 60 31). It suits a shopping day around the Opéra.

Good to know: Phone ahead to confirm hours, especially on Saturday evening.

17 Rue La Fayette, 75009 Paris

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5. Rosetta — Prony (17th)

A kosher Italian trattoria on rue de Prony, booked by phone.

$$ Mid-rangeHechsher Beth Din de Paris (BDP)Kitchen Dairy

Rosetta on rue de Prony is listed by GoKosher as a dairy Italian trattoria with a menu centered on pizza and salads, a terrace and reservations by phone only (+33 1 45 74 54 74).

The Beth Din de Paris list names a Rosetta at this address as halavi. Details such as hours come from one directory, so confirm them with the restaurant. There is a second Rosetta on the list at 3 rue Geoffroy-Marie in the 9th.

Good to know: Reserve by phone; it does not take bookings online, according to its directory listing.

73 Rue de Prony, 75017 Paris

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6. O Gusto — Ternes (17th)

An Italian dairy restaurant on avenue des Ternes, open for lunch and late dinner.

$$ Mid-rangeHechsher Beth Din de Paris (BDP)Kitchen Dairy

O Gusto, also written Ô Güsto or O'Gusto, is a kosher Italian restaurant on avenue des Ternes. Directory listings place it under the Beth Din de Paris and describe an Italian menu at about 20 to 30 euros a head.

The Beth Din de Paris list classes it as halavi. Listings give lunch and dinner Monday to Thursday and Friday closed in the evening, but hours differ between sources, so call first. Do not confuse it with the unrelated Ogusto website.

Good to know: Phone to confirm hours; a directory gives +33 1 45 74 41 30.

98 Avenue des Ternes, 75017 Paris

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7. Marceau Café — Niel (17th)

A dairy café-restaurant on avenue Niel in the 17th's Pereire-Ternes kosher area.

$$ Mid-rangeHechsher Beth Din de Paris (BDP)Kitchen Dairy

Marceau Café, also listed as Le Marceau 17ème, is a kosher dairy restaurant on avenue Niel. GoKosher and TotallyJewishTravel list it under the Beth Din de Paris, and a booking site shows reviews from late 2024.

The Beth Din de Paris list names it as halavi. We found no website, so check its hours with a current listing. Do not confuse it with the unrelated Café Marceau on avenue Marceau in the 16th.

Good to know: Search for Le Marceau 17ème on kosher directories to find the current phone number and menu.

75 Avenue Niel, 75017 Paris

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8. Chez Giulia — Voltaire (11th)

A family-style Italian restaurant on boulevard Voltaire, in the 11th.

$$ Mid-rangeHechsher Beth Din de Paris (BDP)Kitchen Dairy

Chez Giulia on boulevard Voltaire is listed by TotallyJewishTravel as an Italian restaurant under the Beth Din de Paris, serving dairy and pareve food. A restaurant directory describes traditional family-style recipes.

The Beth Din de Paris list names it as halavi. Only a couple of sources describe it, so call before you go. It is in the 11th, where several kosher shops line boulevard Voltaire.

Good to know: Phone ahead; a directory gives +33 1 40 24 21 17 and lunch and dinner hours.

256 Boulevard Voltaire, 75011 Paris

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Frequently asked questions

What does halavi mean in a kosher restaurant?

Halavi (or halavi/milchig) means dairy. A halavi restaurant serves cheese, pizza, pasta, fish, eggs and vegetarian dishes and uses no meat or poultry. The Beth Din de Paris list marks every restaurant as halavi or bassari (meat).

Where can I get kosher pizza and pasta in Paris?

Kavod Halavi (8th), Mr & Mrs Bond (17th), Il Palazzo (9th), La Stella (12th), Rosetta (17th) and O Gusto (17th) are all listed as dairy Italian-style restaurants. Mr & Mrs Bond's own site lists pasta, salads, fish and pizza.

Are kosher dairy restaurants in Paris open on Saturday?

Not during Shabbat. They close from Friday afternoon until Saturday night. Mr & Mrs Bond's own site shows Saturday dinner only (from 7:00 pm) and Friday closed, so it is the one to pick for a Saturday night.

Is Mr & Mrs Bond kosher dairy or meat?

The Beth Din de Paris list classes it as halavi (dairy). Its site says it serves pasta, salads, fish and pizza, which fits a dairy kitchen, and that it is under the control of the Beth Din de Paris.

Which kosher dairy restaurant in Paris is best for a family dinner?

Mr & Mrs Bond and Il Palazzo suit families, with pizza and pasta at moderate prices; Il Palazzo has about 80 seats according to GoKosher. For a meat dinner instead, try the kosher meat restaurants.

Do Paris kosher dairy restaurants use Chalav Yisrael milk?

Some do and some do not, and the Beth Din de Paris list does not always say. If it matters to you, ask the restaurant directly. Do not rely on a directory listing alone.

1. Kavod Halavi — Champs-Élysées (8th)

2. Mr & Mrs Bond — Villiers (17th)

3. La Stella — Daumesnil (12th)

4. Il Palazzo — Le Peletier (9th)

5. Rosetta — Prony (17th)

6. O Gusto — Ternes (17th)

7. Marceau Café — Niel (17th)

8. Chez Giulia — Voltaire (11th)

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