The cRc guide to Chicago provides resources for Jewish residents and travelers to the Chicago community, with helpful information such as Kosher restaurants, minyanim, & things to do.
Learn More
Chicago offers a diverse selection of kosher dining and restaurants, catering to various tastes and styles. Many options are available for both meat and dairy.
Learn More
The Chicago Rabbinical Council welcomes all guests, conventioneers and tourists to Chicago. The Metropolitan Chicago Area has a population of more than 300,000 Jewish residents.
Jewish population centers include neighborhoods throughout the area, from Hyde Park on the South Side, the Lakeview area North of Downtown, Uptown. Peterson and West Rogers Park, Lincolnwood, Skokie, to Highland Park and Buffalo Grove for the North suburbs, and in many communities in between.
About the Chicago CommunityChicago has a variety of different restaurants, supermarkets, and cafes. While most restaurants are up north in Rogers Park and Skokie, almost all supermarkets in the Downtown area carry a full line of raw Kosher foods. In addition there is available delivery of fully catered meals.
We extend our condolences on the petirah of Rav Moshe Hauer, zt”l, a dear and beloved friend and mentor.
Below you will find a listing of various places of interest to the Jewish visitor that are sanctioned or recommended by the Chicago Rabbinical. Council.
Members of the Jewish priesthood (Kohanim) is an unsual group of jewish population that follows certain restrictions and directions. If you are a Kohen, please refer to the Guide we compiled for you.
The Chicago Rabbinical Council
2701 W. Howard St.
Chicago, IL 60645
Phone: (773) 465-3900
Kashruth Dept. Fax: (773) 465-6929
