Jewish Tours Paris

My favorite list of Kosher & Jewish style Restaurants in Paris

I am Flora Goldenberg, a Tour guide specialized in the Jewish history and Tours in Paris

1 – Glatt Kosher Restaurant

Restaurant Fumé

Addresse : 10 Rue Berryer, 75008 Paris, located in a beautiful central arrondissement of Paris

Chef Ruben Sarfati interpreted in his own way of a friendly place where you can eat very good health Glatt kosher meat, with a healthy diversied sides as well and good wine ! They speak english too ! They are friendly and welcoming.

This is the only glatt kosher restaurant I know of in Paris. I will search for more, but I will need to verify them and go visit them. 

If you own or you know a glatt kosher restaurant in Paris please send me an email : flora.goldenberg@gmail.com

2 – Kosher but not Glatt Restaurants in Paris

Rodchenko

French Style & Kosher (Meat)

Tasty food, good wine selection and good for a dinner with family and friends

Located in Rue des Ecouffes, in the heart of the jewish quarter, next to other kosher restaurants if you want to switch

Bassar | Kosher Restaurant 

Address: 122 Av. de Villiers, 75017 Paris

 Kosher restaurant under the supervision of Beth Din of Paris Halak Beth Yosseph.

Bassar has a French menu between tradition and modernity Bassar offers first of all a traditional cuisine with a whole series of specialties with titles that reflect the terroir: “bone marrow”, pan-fried button mushrooms in parsley juice “,” sea bream ceviche “sweet potato mash and lawyer “…

Opening hours:

Sunday to Thursday from 12 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. and from 7:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.
Friday from 12 p.m. to 2:30 p.m.
Saturday evening in winter 1 hour after Shabbat.

Kavod 

Never tried myself, but I hear it is very good 

French style, Kosher restaurant, a bit more expensive than the others.

Prestigious and fancy.

Pitzman 

Kosher aboslutely ( Milk )

but be carefull, it says vegan, but it is only his falafel that are vegan

This is a Pitzman Family owned restaurant, the style is a bit everything french casual with pizza with tuna, pasta, grattins, falafel, french crepes , soups , fish of the day

Address :  8, rue Pavée  75004 Paris

0142711717

L’As du Fallafel 

If you go to As de Falafel, and wait in line, some of the boys will ask you to pay in advance to make the line quicker but actually it is a trick to make you stay in line and not change your mind.

In my opinion, I would never wait for one hour for this falafel even though trip advisor says the best about it.

Address :  32-34, rue des Rosiers   75004 Paris

0148876360

Dhouib 

Sephardic , Tunisian style and Kosher

I tried this restaurant many time with my family. you can also pre-order for shabbat with this little tunisian restaurant.

Address : 11 Bis Rue Geoffroy-Marie, Paris, France

For visitors : Please send me your feedbacks if you tried one of these restaurants, or a new restaurant by email to Flora.Goldenberg@gmail.com 
Be honest about your experience, in order to help others make the best choice

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3 – My top pick of the kosher bakeries in Paris

Korcarz

This boutique is included in our Jewish walking tour in le Marais Paris 

Inside korcarz with Flora Goldenberg –  Tour Guide Paris

Great service, large service of pastries, sandwiches, quiches, bagels and great coffee place.

They offer both sephardic and ashkenazi pastries !

Address : 29, rue des Rosiers   75004 Paris

Murciano

 I take it for breakfast as it is in front of my office in Rue des rosiers, but there is no place to sit 

This is a bakery that you can not miss in Rue des Rosiers. The most beautiful Jewish bakery in my opinion as the owners, originally from Morocco, kept the french ornaments inside, like the in the 19th century.

Address : 18, rue des Rosiers   75004 Paris

 4 – The restaurants in Paris with Jewish Style Food , but Not Kosher

In 2018, Paris is having a lot of new jewish style and Israeli restaurants opening. this new trend is a good image of tolerance for Paris mix of communities, but most of all : their food is so good , that Parisian Jewish Restaurant are so booked and filled of people ! let me give my favorite ones that I tried myself :

Miznon

Jewish but Not Kosher

My favorite spot for a quick bite 

And what about a modern style falafel? This new place opened by an Israeli chef from Tel Aviv is the new hop spot in the Marais. The concept is a miznon (a “buffet”in French) of stuffed pitas, in the French style. Choose between a pita with steak and egg, ratatouille or the famous boeuf bourguignon! what not to love !

Attention points : this restaurant is always full and loud music, young jewish people go there but it is full of joy and their food is so delicious!

Address : 22 rue des Ecouffes, 75004

Maison David

Jewish charcuteries but Not Kosher

This is passionate butcher shop, not Kosher but very delicious !

In this amazing delicatessen, you will discover incredible Ashkenazim charcuterie, no kosher, but without pork.  Michel Kaliffa makes there the best pastrami, veal, beef, turkey breast, Israel foie gras, chicken liver, and all the best charcuterie you will ever have!

Attention points : this exquisite jewish charcuterie made with passion is not always affordable

6, rue des Ecouffes  75004

0142781576

Balagan

Israeli but Not Kosher

yes, the name is funny, and still, the restaurant is fancy and stylish, and you need to book 01 40 20 72 14 , so no Balaghan after all

To be honest, I did not go there yet , but everyone is booking ! the food must be good

Address: 9 Rue d’Alger, 75001 Paris

Florence Kahn 

Jewish bakery from east europe – Not Kosher

 I buy their “Croquants” on every shabbat !

All my friends including me, love this little family bakery where you can enjoy their tasty Pastrami Sandwich !

a lot of locals come on Sunday to buy the Pastrami Sandwich, along with some Ashkenazi desert and a drink to enjoy on the terrace.

I always buy the croquants : sort of Tunisian biscuits that you can eat in the morning with your coffee. They very very delicious and I am addicted to it.

 24 Rue des Ecouffes, 75004 Paris

Tavline

Jewish morrocan cuisine but Not Kosher

is a new Jewish Restaurant, the cuisine is Moroccan Israeli, delicious, Not Kosher

I tried this restaurant with my mother Léontine and I must say : best hummus in Paris ! We also tried the shakshouka and the Fish balls and , of course, all the starters , like in Israel : eggplant, hummus, roasted Cauliflower … miam miam !

25 Rue du Roi de Sicile, 75004 Paris

Restaurant Goldenberg 

Jewish but Not Kosher – closed

Goldenberg Jewish Tours Paris

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chez_Jo_Goldenberg_restaurant_attack

I picked a list of my favorite Top 5 Jewish Sites in Paris that you must see

 N°1 Museum : Museum of Jewish Art and History

This museum is housed in a 17th century private mansion, and it displays a lot of documents, pictures and art related to the life and history of the Jews in Europe and France through the centuries.

Must see Synagogue : Agoudas Hakehilos Synagogue in Rue Pavée

This beautiful synagogue, registered as one of the historical monument in Paris, was built by the famous French architect Hector Guimard, who has built the metro entrances in Paris.

Most Beautiful Kosher Bakery : Murciano in Rue des Rosiers

This old fashioned pretty  and family owned bakery called Murciano is my favorite one. French pastries, eastern Europe pastries, north African/ Sephardic specialties : they have the best selection to make you travel by mouth and the most beautiful French interior decoration !

Bookstore/Art Gallery in Rue des Rosiers

The bookstore of the Temple ( 52, Rue des Rosiers, Librairie du Temple )  is also an Art Gallery, as well as a shop with some Jewish Artefacts : perfect for some souvenir of the Jewish quarter of Paris.

Monument : Shoal Memorial Monument Wall in Allée des Justes

The wall of the names at the Holocaust Memorial was inaugurated in 2005. This amazing monument is very moving, but it is also one of the best ways to remember the 76 000 Jews deported from France during WWII.

For visitors only : Please send me your feedbacks if you tried one of these restaurants , by email to Flora.Goldenberg@gmail.com 
so we can help others make the best choice

For Restaurants : I only accept invitations. I do not accept sponsorships

Other great Jewish Sites in Paris

Vel d’Hiv Memorial

Grande Synagogue of Paris

Zadkine Museum

Montparnasse and the Jewish artists in Paris

Nissim de Camondo Museum

Jewish art and History at the Louvre

Synagogue Buffault

Stained glasses of Jonathas

Bakery Finkelsztajn/The Yellow shop

For visitors only : Please send me your feedbacks if you tried one of these restaurants , by email to Flora.Goldenberg@gmail.com 
so we can help others make the best choice