Pico-Robertson Shul Map
The undisputed heart of Orthodox Jewish life in Los Angeles — Pico Boulevard between Doheny and Robertson is a walkable kosher corridor with Persian/Sephardic, Modern Orthodox, Yeshivish, and Chabad communities all within blocks of each other.
Kosher markets
- Elat Market · Persian-owned full-service kosher supermarket; cornerstone of the Pico corridor
- Glatt Mart · Full-service kosher supermarket on Pico Blvd
Mikvahs
- Mikvah Israel of Los Angeles · Community women's mikvah serving Pico-Robertson and Beverly Hills
Day schools
- Yavneh Hebrew Academy · Orthodox co-ed K–6; on 3rd Street in the Fairfax area
- Hillel Hebrew Academy · Orthodox K–8 on Olympic Blvd in Beverly Hills; ~500 students
- YULA Boys High School · Modern Orthodox boys' high school on Pico Blvd; ~300 students
Kosher dining
- Jeff's Gourmet Sausage Factory · LA institution; glatt kosher burgers, hot dogs, and specialty sausages; meat
- Fish Grill · Kosher fish restaurant on Pico Blvd; Pareve
- Pat's Restaurant · Glatt kosher steakhouse; LA Orthodox community staple
- Nagila Pizza · Popular kosher Israeli pizza and dairy restaurant on Pico
Price range
$$$–$$$$
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An eruv covers this neighborhood.
Live eruv status on EruvFinder ↗Pico-Robertson is LA’s answer to the Five Towns — dense, walkable, and self-contained. Pico Boulevard is lined with shuls from Beverly Hills to Beverlywood: Beth Jacob (claiming to be the largest Modern Orthodox congregation west of the Mississippi), YICC, Adas Torah, Anshe Emes, Chabad Pico, and Congregation Mogen David (Sephardic). Robertson Boulevard adds more shuls and a kosher restaurant row.
Elat Market and Glatt Mart handle the grocery needs; Jeff’s Gourmet Sausage Factory is a community institution for meat; Pat’s Restaurant handles the steakhouse crowd. YULA Boys and Girls campuses both sit on Pico, and Hillel Hebrew Academy is just north on Olympic. The LA Community Eruv covers the entire neighborhood.
Note: the LA Community Eruv is one of the world’s largest, bounded roughly by the 405 and 10 freeways. Check current status at laeruv.com or call 877-Eruv-Info before Shabbat. Always confirm with your local rav.
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Frequently asked questions
How many shuls are in Pico-Robertson?
Pico-Robertson has 9 shuls on ShulMap in Los Angeles: Beth Jacob Congregation, Young Israel of Century City (YICC), Congregation Mogen David, Ohel Moshe (Pico Shul), Beth Midrash of Pico-Robertson (YIBH), Chabad of Pico-Robertson, Adas Torah, Congregation Anshe Emes, Pico Bais Medrash.
What is Pico-Robertson like for an observant family?
The undisputed heart of Orthodox Jewish life in Los Angeles — Pico Boulevard between Doheny and Robertson is a walkable kosher corridor with Persian/Sephardic, Modern Orthodox, Yeshivish, and Chabad communities all within blocks of each other.
Are there Orthodox synagogues in Pico-Robertson?
Yes — shul is the traditional term for synagogue, and Pico-Robertson has 9 Orthodox synagogues listed on ShulMap, each mapped with the kosher amenities and housing around it.
What county is Pico-Robertson in?
Pico-Robertson is in Los Angeles County, California, within the city of Los Angeles. The neighborhood runs along Pico Boulevard roughly between Doheny and Robertson, bordering Beverly Hills to the north and Beverlywood to the south.
What is the Jewish population of Pico-Robertson and Los Angeles?
Los Angeles has the second-largest Jewish population of any American metropolitan area, commonly estimated at well over half a million. Pico-Robertson is its Orthodox center, with a dense walkable community numbering in the tens of thousands and a large Persian and Sephardic presence alongside Modern Orthodox, Yeshivish, and Chabad communities. These are community estimates, not census counts.
Is there an eruv in Pico-Robertson?
Yes — the Los Angeles Community Eruv is one of the world's largest, bounded roughly by the 405 and 10 freeways, and it covers the entire neighborhood. Check current status at laeruv.com or call 877-Eruv-Info before Shabbat. Always confirm with your local rav.
Where can I find housing in Pico-Robertson?
Use the apartment and home search on this page to see current listings in Pico-Robertson. Walking distances to shuls are approximate — confirm what's comfortable for your family.
Walking distance: Walking-distance circles are approximate and do not assert a halachic standard. Confirm what is walkable for you locally.
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