Recurring
Introduced in season 1
Joel Johnstone as Archie Cleary, Imogene's husband and Joel's close friend and coworker
Bailey De Young as Imogene Cleary, Midge's best friend
Matilda Szydagis as Zelda, the Weissmans' maid
Nunzio and Matteo Pascal (seasons 1–4), Colin Keane (season 5) as Ethan Maisel, Midge and Joel's elder child.
Ben Rosenfield as an older Ethan Maisel (season 5)
Candace and Kiera Magyar (season 1), Kasey and Morgan Scheuermann (seasons 2–3), Avigayl and Emunah Rosenblatt (season 4), Ireland Jade and Sedona Rose Carvajal (season 5) as Esther Maisel, Midge and Joel's younger child.
Alexandra Socha as older Esther Maisel (season 5)
Brian Tarantina as Jackie, the emcee at the Gaslight. After Tarantina's death, his character dies offscreen of a stroke in season 4.
Cynthia Darlow as Mrs. Moskowitz, Joel's secretary, former childhood nanny, and Penny Pann's replacement
Holly Curran as Penny Pann, Joel's former secretary and girlfriend
Will Brill as Noah Weissman, Midge's brother. He is secretly an analyst for the CIA.
Joanna Glushak as Mrs. O'Toole, the floor supervisor at B. Altman
Justine Lupe as Astrid Weissman, Midge's sister-in-law, who converted to Judaism to marry Noah Weissman. Insecure about not being born Jewish, she obsessively observes all religious practices and traditions.
David Paymer as Harry Drake, a powerful talent agent with clients including Sophie Lennon
David Aaron Baker as Charles Connelly, Abe's boss at Bell Labs
Max Casella as Michael Kessler, Midge's lawyer and a former activist acquaintance of Abe's
Steven Hauck as Dawes, Sophie Lennon's acerbic butler
Pearls Daily as Maxine
Introduced in season 2
Zachary Levi as Dr. Benjamin Ettenberg, a doctor whom Midge meets in the Catskills and is briefly engaged to after divorcing Joel
Erik Palladino as Frank, a low-level mob enforcer partnered with Nicky who later develops a friendship with Susie
John Scurti as Nick, a low-level mob enforcer partnered with Frank who later develops a friendship with Susie
Leroy McClain as Shy Baldwin, a popular singer who gives Midge her big break as his opening act on tour. The character's singing voice was provided by Darius de Haas.
Emily Bergl as Tessie Myerson, Susie's sister
Colby Minifie as Ginger, Midge's B. Altman co-worker who works at the switchboard
Andrew Polk as Fred, an agent that Susie networks with for booking Midge's gigs
Connor Ratliff as Chester, who stalks Susie and later becomes her roommate
Teddy Coluca as Manny, a worker at Maisel & Roth
Introduced in season 3
Sterling K. Brown as Reggie, Shy Baldwin's manager
Stephanie Hsu as Mei Lin, a mysterious Chinese-American woman Joel dates and who has connections to an illegal gambling ring underneath Joel's new club
Liza Weil as Carole Keen, a bass player in Baldwin's orchestra who becomes a friendly mentor to Midge; she is very loosely modeled on bassist Carol Kaye, though Kaye found the character an insulting representation
Cary Elwes as Gavin Hawk, a renowned actor and Sophie Lennon's co-star in Miss Julie
Jason Alexander as Asher Friedman, Abe's old friend who is a playwright
Wanda Sykes as comedian Moms Mabley
Introduced in season 4
Kayli Carter as Gloria, a burlesque dancer at the Wolford
Gideon Glick as Alfie Zielenski, a quirky magician who Susie manages
Santino Fontana as Boise, the stage manager at Wolford's, a Manhattan burlesque club
Hari Nef as L. Roy Dunham, a newspaper critic reviewing Midge's career
Kelly Bishop as Benedetta, the leader of a matchmaking consortium based in NYC
Jackie Hoffman as Gitta, a NYC matchmaker
Patrice Johnson Chevannes as Miss Em, a NYC matchmaker
Marceline Hugot as Molly, a NYC matchmaker
Chris Eigeman as Gabe, editor of The Village Voice
Milo Ventimiglia as Sylvio, a man Midge meets at Riverside Park
Julie Klausner as Maggie, a woman who lives next door to Susie and often answers her calls
Introduced in season 5
Nina Arianda as Hedy Ford, Gordon Ford's wife
Peter Friedman as George Toledano, producer of The Gordon Ford Show
Gibson Frazier as Dr. Elie Klein
Alexander Gemignani as Janusz, Zelda's boyfriend
Austin Basis as Alvin, head writer at The Gordon Ford Show
Josh Grisetti as Ralph, a staff writer at The Gordon Ford Show
Lucas Kavner as Cecil, a staff writer at The Gordon Ford Show
Eddie Kaye Thomas as Adam Portnoy, a staff writer at The Gordon Ford Show
Michael Cyril Creighton as Mel, a staff writer at The Gordon Ford Show