HERE’S THE 2018 LIST — CLICK HERE

After many weeks of compiling the list, which is never finished, we bring to you the ultimate guide to kosher restaurants open on Chol Hamoed Pesach.

This list is something that takes a long time to compile, and a lot of sources (including many you) make it happen.

The same rules apply to what I stated last year, so I will repeat it:

Before diving into the list below, please note the following:

1. We will be continuously updating this list through the first days of chol hamoed (obviously not on chag), so check back and refresh this page.
2. If you use an ad-blocker, we ask you kindly to turn it off for our website. Just allowing ads to appear will allow us to earn revenue for our hard work compiling information for you.
3. All restaurants are kitniyot-free (outside of Israel), unless stated otherwise.
4. It is highly advisable to call in advance to verify the hours of operation as well as making a reservation (if possible), as many of these restaurants will be in high demand!
5. We recommend using the Chase Sapphire Preferred card (or the Chase Sapphire Reserve) at all restaurants (globally) which earns you 2x points at all restaurants (and travel) purchases, with no foreign transaction fees. Read more about the card here. (Disclosure: We may earn referrals from some of the links here, which helps support this site.) 
6. The following list is not a recommendation of the restaurant or its kosher certification.
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The 100+ restaurants below are organized geographically and alphabetically by Country, State, City, and Restaurant Name (in that order). The current list includes restaurants across the US, Canada, UK, Israel, South Africa, France, Italy, and Australia. More coming soon.

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If there are any restaurants missing from this list, please comment below and it will be added. Thank you!  (PS – On a smartphone, this list is easier to read if you tilt the phone sideways)