Holy Grill - Pico

Delicious kosher food, fresh and blessed. I'm Muslim and like to eat healthy and blessed food. I have been eating here for past 4-5 years now. Outstanding service. However, when you go there, make sure to have at least 20-30 min to wait or you can place an order over the phone and by the time you get there, your delicious meal will be ready. I usually go to down town location, which is a food truck and ambiance is very kosher and halal.... Let's keep it kosher people.

I am hoping the owner can take constructive and honest criticism to make improvements and not get so easily offended. Introspection and humility are good for the soul

This is the most accurate shawarma place in the area. I did a tour-de-shwarma at pico Robertson, and this one gave me the closest experience to Israeli shawarma. I loved all the sides and the sauces. I would go again. The price is the only thing holding me back. But it's a kosher restaurant and they're all this expensive. Maybe a couple of dollars less? and I would go again but I've only been once in the last year so far because of the price.

Great Food, reasonable price, good high quality ingredients...would be nice if they have a decent more reasonable lunch special that included a drink, but kosher is pricey anywhere you go.

My latest culinary journey took me to the heart of the tight-knit Jewish neighborhood, where everyone's on a first-name basis and my name, regrettably, seemed to be 'Wallet.'As soon as I stepped in, I was hit with a wave of familiarity - not mine, but theirs. The warm buzz of friendly chatter suggested this was less a restaurant, more a daily reunion with latkes.The star of the evening was a $15 cheeseburger, a dish so steeped in mystique and intrigue, I half expected the Kabbalah to be etched in the sesame seeds on the bun.When it arrived, I stared in disbelief at the bovine Mona Lisa before me. Surely, I thought, this is no ordinary burger. At these prices, the cow must have been massaged daily and the cheese flown in from an exclusive goat on the Swiss Alps.But alas, no, it was a regular cheeseburger. It wasn't bad per se, but for the price, I was hoping for a life-altering experience, perhaps an epiphany or at least a side of pickles.Nice, clean and friendly place, but I can't justify paying that much for pretty ordinary meals to go that much Until then, Shalom and Goodbye, dear restaurant.

The owners Adiel and Ella are very nice people they accommodated my son Chanukah Party and they helped out coordinating for the video game bus to be able to park out of the store so the kids could safely go in and out of the store to eat! The employees who helped us were also patient and accommodate different requests we had, their names are Diego , Sasha, Yosef. The food is delicious!!! The experience is a Tel Aviv type of ambience! Everything was great! We had an amazing time! We decidedly recommend the Holy Grill!

We ordered the Shawarma plate and Schnitzel sandwich through Uber eats and I have to say it was the worst meal I've ever eaten. The shawarma smelled like fish and the schnitzel was super dry. The worst part is how expensive this is for what you get.

Thankful for our Jewish community and restaurants for offering food to the victims of fire. You are well served and very thoughtful. We are thankful to have your resturant as part of donations. Hollygrill manager and front desk cashier. Thank you for your sponsorship!

Literally the best restaurant on pico blvd and in the Jewish community. No other words to describe how good this place is!

Pretty horrible. This is the burger - premade fast food patty, terrible bun, etc. The pictures posted by the owner on Yelp are of a completely different product and this looked so bad, we didn't even eat it. Honestly, it feels like you have to try to make it this bad.