Aderet

Best falafel in Dallas by far! Great pita, falafel were crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside. So authentic. Casual spot.

KOSHER Lunch for two. Ordered shawarma on baguette. Flavor profile was very good. French fries were also quite well done. Flavor was good. Nothing was left uneaten. This was a total win.

Shakahuka served without bread: interesting take on this otherwise yummy dish. Rice came to the rescue.Falafel and perfect little crunchy tasty fried balls of yumminess.Israeli salad is a must!Never got my lentil soup Good food, scattered service.

My friend took me to this hole-in-the-wall kosher Mediterranean restaurant for lunch, and I'm so glad we visited!It was pretty busy when we visited on a weekday. People were coming in and out to pick up catering and to-go orders, and several parties were dining in.What we got:- Perrier sparkling water- falafel hummus: The hummus here is creamy and quite delicious, so I definitely recommend! The falafels are pretty small, but packed full of ground chickpea and sprinkled with paprika. Great with the thick pita!- meat cigars: thinly fried "cigars" filled with ground meat. Served with tahini sauce, a great appetizer to start your meal and share!- lamb tagine: lamb stew meat with two sides - we chose rice and Israeli salad. The meat is well-cooked so that it is soft and juicy. Lots of flavor in every bite. Israeli salad of cucumber and tomato helped add some variety to the palate between the bites of meat. It's a large portion size; definitely good to share between two people.Overall, service was friendly and efficient. There is ample parking space in front of the restaurant. Seems great for to-go or catering orders, as well!

I finally got to try the food and I really enjoyed the Israeli salad, schnitzel, onion rings, grilled chicken skewers, hummus and falafels. The restaurant had all tables full around 7pm and you can seat yourself. The cashier wasn't the most friendly but the food was two thumbs up. This seems to be a family owned authentically kosher restaurant.They are closed on Saturday and do not take orders maybe 15 mins before close (8:30). I came by here four times in two weeks because I enjoyed it so much!

Glad that I finally found a fire Israeli spot in Dallas. You have to come early for shawarma, but the hummus, schnitzel and ribeye skewers are great. I do wish the portions were a little bigger though. I'll probably ask for double meat next time.

The food here is out of this world! I tried dishes I've never had before, and each one left me wanting more. A true culinary delight!

My experience here was not very good. The ambiance was cold and not welcoming.Our food was cold and when I was paying my bill, the lady at the register was on her phone first of all checking her social media not paying attention to anyone but herself and then suddenly realizing I was standing up by the register to pay my bill. When I got my receipt the lady asked me "about leaving a tip." I've been at this restaurant many times and no one ever has asked me about the tip. I should have never been asked about my tip. This is rude and unacceptable. I am beyond hurt and probably will not return to this restaurant.This should be addressed.

Aderet has wowed me. I love it and can't wait to bring my family back. This is a place that my kids would enjoy tremendously. Try to baba ghanoush and the hummus with falafel.

Food is great, service is fast. Good verity of food, adequate portion, friendly atmosphere