Addresses
Eating kosher in Sarcelles, with evidence
Sarcelles, boulevard Albert Camus and avenue Paul Valéry: what has documented certification, what still needs confirming, and why lists differ.
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Where to eat kosher in Paris, what the words on the window mean, and how we are building Keila. Every address comes from the catalogue, with its type of source.
Just looking for an address? Kosher restaurants, area by area.
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Eating kosher in the 12th, around Daumesnil
A guide to kosher dining in the 12th: avenue Daumesnil, rue de Charenton, rue Louis Braille. Certified or declared by the restaurant: what the evidence says for each address.
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Kosher restaurants in the Marais: which ones have evidence
Rue des Rosiers can all look kosher. This Marais guide explains which places have documented certification and how to check in person.
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Kosher restaurants open on Sunday in Paris
On Sunday, almost everything is open: 91 kosher restaurants with recorded Sunday service, to our knowledge. Area by area, plus the ten that close.
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Kosher restaurants open on Saturday night, after Shabbat
Shabbat ends and everyone is hungry at once. To our knowledge, 15 kosher restaurants have a recorded Saturday evening service. Times change: call first.
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Kosher sushi in Paris: evidence for each address
Bozen, Shinzzo, Nina Sushi and independent restaurants: where to eat kosher sushi in and around Paris, and why certification must be checked address by address.
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Eating kosher in Charenton, Saint-Mandé and Vincennes
A kosher guide to eastern Paris: rue de Paris in Charenton, avenue du Général de Gaulle in Saint-Mandé, Vincennes and the Val-de-Marne, with the evidence for each address.
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Eating kosher in Levallois-Perret: the guide
A kosher guide to Levallois-Perret, from avenue de l’Europe to rue Chaptal, with neighbouring Neuilly and Boulogne: what the Beth Din de Paris names, and the rest.
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Vegan and vegetarian in Paris: a guide to declarations
Paris vegan and vegetarian restaurants grouped by scope: the whole venue or selected options. Sourced, dated declarations, never presented as kosher.
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Eating kosher in the 11th: Voltaire and nearby
A kosher guide to the 11th, from boulevard Voltaire to rue de Montreuil: Beth Din de Paris certifications, one declaration and what still needs confirmation.
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Eating kosher in the 8th, from Mermoz to Saint-Honoré
A kosher guide to the 8th, from rue Jean Mermoz to Faubourg Saint-Honoré: Kavod Bassari and Halavi, Chlew, MIAM, and dated evidence for every address.
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Eating kosher in the 9th: a neighbourhood guide
Kosher lunch in the 9th, from rue Geoffroy-Marie to faubourg Poissonnière: three addresses named by the Beth Din de Paris, and one special case explained.
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Eating kosher in the 16th, from Trocadéro to Auteuil
From Trocadéro to Auteuil, a kosher guide to the 16th: what the Beth Din de Paris directory names, brands to check address by address, and the only dairy option.
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Eating kosher in the 19th, from Manin to Secrétan
Rue Manin, avenue Secrétan, rue d’Hautpoul: a street-by-street kosher guide to the 19th. What the Beth Din de Paris directory names, and what still needs confirmation.
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Eating kosher in the 17th: Villiers and beyond
Avenue de Villiers, Ternes, Prony: a guide to the kosher 17th. What the Beth Din de Paris directory names, what still needs confirmation, bassari or halavi.
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Where to eat kosher in Paris, by arrondissement
Where to eat kosher in Paris and Île-de-France, arrondissement by arrondissement: how many places have evidence, where they are, and which still need confirmation.
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