Best Family Friendly Restaurants in Beverly Hills (90035)
8 hand-picked restaurants, AI-analyzed and critic-validated
Notable Picks
8.5
A long-running Pico-Robertson Israeli kitchen where shawarma, hummus, and grilled plates land with real depth and neighborhood confidence. Portions are generous, seasoning is assertive, and the menu rewards repeat visits across salads, skewers, and mezze.
Must-Try Dishes:
Chicken shawarma plate, Hummus with falafel, Grilled lamb kebab
What makes it special: Classic Israeli comfort with high-volume, proven neighborhood reliability.
8.4
A long-running kosher dairy institution revived with a broader New American comfort menu, from fish plates to pastas and polished desserts. The room feels warmly nostalgic but freshly maintained, making it a reliable neighborhood dinner choice and a classic after-movie stop on Pico.
Must-Try Dishes:
Cajun Pacific snapper, Fettuccine Alfredo with wild mushrooms, Leah's cheesecake
What makes it special: A historic kosher dairy café with updated New American classics.
A long-running Pico-Robertson meat counter that happens to turn out one of the neighborhood’s most dependable kosher burgers. The patties are straightforward, juicy, and built for classic topping stacks, with fries that stay crisp enough for takeout. It’s a practical local staple when you want a no-nonsense burger in the corridor.
Must-Try Dishes:
Classic Beef Burger, Pastrami Burger, Seasoned Fries
What makes it special: Kosher neighborhood institution pairing old-school meat craft with solid burgers.
A Persian-Mediterranean institution that pairs a full grill counter with a butcher-market backbone, making it a go-to for koobideh, barg, and saffron-rice plates. The kabobs are the star—smoky, well-seasoned, and built for takeout or a simple sit-down meal.
Must-Try Dishes:
Koobideh kabob plate, Soltani (barg + koobideh), Ghormeh sabzi stew
What makes it special: Market-plus-kabob house with deeply seasoned Persian grill mastery.
8.0
A kosher Persian-influenced bakery-café that balances savory staples with a strong pastry counter. Think practical neighborhood breakfasts, warm breads, and sweets that skew comforting over fussy.
Must-Try Dishes:
Borekas, Rugelach, Fresh baked challah
What makes it special: Kosher bakery-café blending Persian comfort with daily bakes.
Worthy Picks
7.8
A long-running neighborhood trattoria doing Roman comfort food with a family rhythm. Pastas lean classic—Amatriciana, bolognese, seafood stews—served in a cozy strip-mall dining room that feels built for regulars. Reliable, unpretentious, and easy to return to.
Must-Try Dishes:
Tagliatelle Bolognese, Bucatini all’Amatriciana, Cioppino
What makes it special: Roman-style classics from a true neighborhood staple.
7.7
Vibes:
Quick Bites Champions
Cheap Eats Budget Brilliance
Family Friendly Favorites
Comfort Food Classics
A straightforward kosher pizzeria with strong vegetarian coverage—cheese pies, pastas, and simple Mexican-leaning sides—built for quick satisfaction. The dining area is minimal, so this is about fast comfort and easy takeout. When the ovens are humming, the pizza hits with reliable crisp-chew balance.
Must-Try Dishes:
Cheese pizza, Pesto pasta, Garlic knots
What makes it special: Fast kosher vegetarian pizza and pasta at neighborhood prices.
#8
Corridor 18
7.7
A newer kosher burger spot with a playful retro room and a menu that’s easy for kids while still satisfying adults. Smash burgers, tenders, and sides come out fast, making it a practical family dinner option. Best viewed as a fun casual add to the neighborhood rotation.
Must-Try Dishes:
House smash burger, Chicken sandwich special, Loaded tater tots
What makes it special: A small kosher burger club with newer, creative builds.