Toco Hills, GA Shul Map
Atlanta's Orthodox center — five shuls clustered on LaVista Road, the famous Kosher Kroger, Torah Day School, a mikvah, and an eruv, in an affordable intown neighborhood that's become a Sunbelt relocation magnet.
Kosher markets
- Kosher Kroger (Toco Hills) · Full kosher department + bakery (Kroger)
Mikvahs
- Gershon Women’s Mikvah · At Congregation Beth Jacob
Day schools
Price range
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Find apartments here ↗Toco Hills is the heart of Orthodox Atlanta, and one of the strongest Sunbelt relocation destinations for observant families leaving the Northeast. Nearly everything sits along a short stretch of LaVista Road: Congregation Beth Jacob is the large anchor, joined by Congregation Ohr HaTorah (formerly Young Israel of Toco Hills), the Sephardic Congregation Ner Hamizrach, the New Toco Shul, and Chabad of Toco Hills.
The neighborhood is best known for its Kosher Kroger — a mainstream supermarket with a full kosher department and bakery that anchors the community’s shopping — and for Torah Day School of Atlanta, both on LaVista. The Gershon Women’s Mikvah operates at Beth Jacob. Housing is mid-century ranch and split-level homes on wooded lots, priced well below comparable Northeast communities, which combined with Georgia’s lower cost of living is exactly what draws families south.
Note: Toco Hills is served by the Atlanta community eruv. Confirm its boundary and weekly status with the local eruv organization or your rav before carrying on Shabbat.
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Frequently asked questions
How many shuls are in Toco Hills, GA?
Toco Hills, GA has 5 shuls on ShulMap in Atlanta: Congregation Beth Jacob, Congregation Ohr HaTorah, Congregation Ner Hamizrach, New Toco Shul, Chabad of Toco Hills.
What is Toco Hills, GA like for an observant family?
Atlanta's Orthodox center — five shuls clustered on LaVista Road, the famous Kosher Kroger, Torah Day School, a mikvah, and an eruv, in an affordable intown neighborhood that's become a Sunbelt relocation magnet.
Are there Orthodox synagogues in Toco Hills, GA?
Yes — shul is the traditional term for synagogue, and Toco Hills, GA has 5 Orthodox synagogues listed on ShulMap, each mapped with the kosher amenities and housing around it.
What county is Toco Hills in?
Toco Hills is in DeKalb County, Georgia, in intown Atlanta along LaVista Road. Sandy Springs, the metro area's other Orthodox community, is about eight miles north in Fulton County.
What is the Jewish population of Atlanta and Toco Hills?
Metropolitan Atlanta's Jewish population is commonly estimated at well over 100,000 and has grown substantially through Sunbelt relocation. Toco Hills is the heart of Orthodox Atlanta and the larger of the metro area's two Orthodox centers, with a community numbering in the thousands. These are community estimates, not census counts.
Why do families relocate to Toco Hills?
It is one of the strongest Sunbelt relocation destinations for observant families leaving the Northeast. Nearly everything sits along a short stretch of LaVista Road — Congregation Beth Jacob as the large anchor, Congregation Ohr HaTorah (formerly Young Israel of Toco Hills), the Sephardic Congregation Ner Hamizrach, the New Toco Shul, and Chabad of Toco Hills — alongside the well-known Kosher Kroger and Torah Day School of Atlanta. Housing is mid-century ranch and split-level homes on wooded lots, priced well below comparable Northeast communities, which combined with Georgia's lower cost of living is exactly the draw.
Where can I find housing in Toco Hills, GA?
Use the apartment and home search on this page to see current listings in Toco Hills, GA. 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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