We celebrated Yom Kippur here this week and fellowship with the congregation here. My girlfriend is…read morea Orthodox Hebrew young lady. But we attend all other synogogues as well. My first time visiting here with her. She also have friends and family that live out here and attend this synogogue weekly. We live far away from here, but we will try and visit once a month like many other here in Los Angeles. Rabbi Yossi Cunin is a very nice wonderful man. The congregation are relatively friendly and inviting like all of the other synogogues I have attended in Los Angeles. Be nice and respectful, and you will get the same treatment.

The Beverly Hills Jewish Community Synagogue is an orthodox synagogue serving Beverly Hills and the…read moresurrounding areas. All are welcome. Shabbat/Holiday services are conducted within the famed Beverly Hills Hotel led by Rabbi Yossi Cunin and cantor Levi Coleman. The Beverly Hills Jewish Community Synagogue is a 501(c)3 non profit. Work depends entirely on local support.

Beautiful Shabbat service, I really appreciated the prayers for Israel. I loved the community…read morespirit with the Torah readings and the Kohanim blessing was really special. Thank you!

I love this temple and it's community. It brings me much joy as I walk through this warm, Spritual…read morean educational place. My kids all went and graduated from Sinai Akiba academy. Besides being well educated, grow up to be good human beings and made many friends for life. Thank you Sinai Akiba Also, Sisterhood and Men's club is our to go places to be with our friends, do social services (Tikon Olam) and learn something new. So i definitely recommend this temple AM YIRAEL CHAY

Last night I attended the mini golfing YoPro event and it was so much fun! Love that I get to meet…read moreother Jewish people in different parts of the community. Whether you just moved here or been here for awhile and looking for a space to participate , engage and network with other Jewish young professionals, I'd choose temple Emanuel as my first choice!

Temple Emanuel is an undiscovered gem in Los Angeles!…read more If you are looking for kindness, education, a spirit of belonging, and a friendly community, you have found the right place. My daughter attended a preschool that was full of joyful learning. The clergy have always been there for me and my family. I am taking a class with Rabbi Aaron, which inspires me every week.

Love !! this place is Magical. It's different Viber. It's spirituality, lovely peaceful. It's…read moregrateful. It's amazing. I Wanna Stay There Forever And Ever It's a Beautiful Place.

My daughter has thrived at the school. She always has the best time. The teachers are so attentive…read moreto whatever my daughter needs.

This is another nice synagog me and my girlfriend had the pleasure of attending a month ago. Rabbi…read moreis nice here, and the congregation. We made some new friends, and met new people as we did at all the other congragations. I always feel spiritually lifted and encouraged when leaving the buildings.

Great friendly and welcoming folks…read more They invited me in for Rosh 2017 and did not ask for anything. Rabbi Weinberg is also a Lawyer, and Rabbi Rosenberg is a very experienced Rabbi from New York which is always a good sign. The Cantor Brice Megdal was excellent--what a great voice and energy. And Dr. Sarah Sela, a Gastro. Probably the friendliest leadership you will find and very different than most of the Temples in LA that have elitist attitude and not very welcoming, especially if you are single. You will feel very comfortable here Single, Couple, or Family. Everyone is down to earth. What they are looking for are congregants that willing to be a participant as opposed to just paying dues--although they can certainly use dues. Instead of "build it and they will come," here you will help build it and participate. And they are open to all kinds of suggestions if you want to be a leader, a friendly open leader. Like a start-up. People come here from far away because of the comfortable atmosphere of collaboration and cooperation. All ages are represented from Teens to Seniors. If you email Rabbi Weinberg, get ready for a quick response from him--he is very "hands on." I personally had the opportunity to talk with him for the first time before services and immediately you will enjoy his company. He is not only well versed in religious rituals but experienced in law and life and very approachable. It's not easy to find someone like that in a temple in LA or really anywhere. The only thing is that at the Rosh services--too much Hebrew for me--I just don't have that skill, but I am eternally grateful that they invited me when no one else in LA would. If you can read and understand Hebrew--you will be right at home. BTW: If you have any social networking skills--they can use an update to their website as well as promotion to new members on Facebook. Facebook needs to be a key part of the growth of this institution IMHO. No problem parking on Crescent Heights--just watch for cleaning day. They also have their own parking lot. Nice building, great area.

Good place for attend a service in the middle of Los Angeles. Conservative synagogue and the…read moreservices here are a bit more traditional.

I am a conservative and I love temple Beth am . Great service . Secured gated parking with security…read moreand they have lots of activities for members and I highly recommend Shabbat services on friday Eves.

I moved from Australia and growing up Modern Orthodox I hadn't really found a community for me and…read morealong came Young Israel of North Beverly Hills. I love that they have an upstairs for the women as it also reminds me of my Shule in Australia. They were very welcoming and the fact the Rabbi is English made me feel right at home as my Rabbi in Australia was also English. The Chazzan's voice is wonderful. They also do a number of events throughout the year and often have kiddushes on Shabbat for the community and often serve Gefilte Fish which is my favorite! I'm very glad I connected with this wonderful community.

Great temple, parking is around the corner and it's in a very convenient location. My cousin's son…read morehad his brit here and it was definitely the perfect atmosphere to bring together a group of people. The food was really good and the exterior and interior design were well-made. There are a lot of large windows, which give the temple great lighting. This creates an open-area environment where a person does not feel claustrophobic or suffocating. Would definitely recommend anyone to have their ceremony here, I can't think of a better place.

Pico Shul is hands down the best place to be a young professional in the Los Angeles Jewish…read moreCommunity. I was on a quest to discover my own Judaism and I was able to begin that journey at Pico Shul and with the guidance of the brilliant Rabbi Yonah. Pico Shul will give you a warm, non judgmental place to pray, learn & grow. There is always something fun going on for the holidays and there are always nice and welcoming people around to do fun stuff with.

One of the most amazing Shul's in town. Rabbi Yonah is the most passionate, welcoming, personable,…read moreand joyfilled Rabbi I've ever met. Their Shabbos Kiddish/lunch alone justifies the 5 star rating. Every week they provide a delicious, healthy, free meal to the young professional and community members. Then on top of that, the prayer services are beautiful and uplifting. Weekly events like Lunch and Learn, and Torah on Tap are not to be missed. And additional programming like Crash Course in Hebrew and the Explanatory Service make getting up too speed easy and fun. Pico Shul is highlight of the Pico Community.

This review is intended for the preschool not the temple .! The jcp is the most unorganized and…read moreunprofessional childhood center in America. It's unsanitary and ran by incompetent stars. The lady who is the head of the preschool her name is "moshkee " does not love children and is nothing but condescending and self-serving. As you enter that I Silletti, all you see is flies and unsanitary surrounding conditions. I am writing this review to help the community do better with where children are being sent and nourished . Unfortunately, the people running this or not affiliated with the temple because the temple itself is always held in High regards and is a proper establishment... this preschool needs to be checked out by not only the Better Business Bureau but also the health department. I'm not only going to be reaching out to child protective services, but I'm also going to make sure that every avenue in platform know how horrible the upkeep and maintenance of the school is as well as the staff, running the entire preschool and how they allow children to be exposed to things no preschool should ever have !!! Goodluck!!

This is not the temple I come to usually, but I was invited here several times before by friends…read morefrom college. The members here are locals, and support the temple very well financially. It shows. Aside from the great investment made in the building, this temple hosts many events in support of the community. There are programs for singles, as well as for youth. To the people that complain about how things are run here: Take a good look around. It's BEVERLY HILLS. Of course there is a lot of money being put into this temple. The money supports the community through its many programs and services. Coming to Beverly Hills to complain about the money it flashes is as stupid as going to the bible belt and complaining how Jesus-centric people are there. Every part of LA has its own personality, and every Jewish temple has its own way of being. If you don't like it, then LEAVE... no one will be missing you anyway.

Attending services removes my stress. Everyone is friendly…read more Enjoy hearing from different rabbis..

Transformational Worship, even online! It is the liturgical worship that helps me/us to experience…read moreHaShem's Presence in a group setting as One collective Jewish soul called Israel. They don't grill you about what kind of Jew you are, and that was welcoming to me after getting dismissed from a local Reform synagogue for being too Orthodox. Inspiring, heartfelt messages from the Bima to constitute justice for the betterment of all.