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Kosher near you · South Florida

Where to eat kosher

Restaurants, cafés and bakeries under reliable kosher supervision, nearest to you first. Every place here comes from the supervising agency’s own list — nothing from reviews or maps.

Before you eat: supervision can change at any time. Look for the current kosher certificate in the window, or call the restaurant or the agency. Different communities follow different standards — if you have a question, ask your rabbi. List checked October 1, 2026.
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Finding kosher food anywhere

  1. Look for a hechsher — a kosher-supervision certificate from a recognized agency, posted where you can see it and still in date.
  2. “Kosher-style” is not kosher. A deli that serves pastrami and pickles isn’t necessarily supervised. Only a certificate tells you.
  3. Vegetarian or vegan isn’t automatically kosher either — ingredients, wine, cheese and the kitchen itself all matter.
  4. Ask locally. The local Orthodox rabbi or Chabad house always knows which places are reliable in that city, including when traveling.
  5. Check the hours around Shabbat. Most supervised restaurants close Friday afternoon and reopen Saturday night.

New to keeping kosher? Start with our step-by-step kosher guide →

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Sources: the restaurant lists published by the ORB — Orthodox Rabbinical Board of Broward & Palm Beach Counties — and by Kosher Miami (the Vaad HaKashrus of Miami-Dade), copied October 1, 2026 and re-checked every month. Inclusion here is not our own certification; the agency named on each listing is responsible for its supervision.

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