Mizrahi Grill

This was our first trip to Mizrahi Grill since it moved across the street inside Mizrahi Market. This is a kosher Mediterranean restaurant, casual, no hormones, using fresh ingredients and spices. So it takes a little longer and costs more than fast food.You order at the counter and they bring out your food. I had a pub purger piled high with grilled onions, lettuce and tomato. The fries can be inside the burger or on the side. The burger was tasty and juicy. The fries were thick and square cut and perfectly crisp outside and tender inside. My friend enjoyed the falafel pita with fries inside (although very messy).Fairly quick, good and fresh tasting food. Would come back for baba ghannouj, a burger, or to try other dishes. Not fancy.

Stopping by the market we decided to go to the adjacent restaurant and ordered shawarma and schnitzel plates. The place is very casual. Both were fantastic. We ordered a side of hummus which worked well with the piping hot pitas. Portions are good sized. I ordered the schnitzel with fries and grilled vegetables which turned out to be grilled mixed peppers which were excellent. Staff were friendly and accommodating. Will be back to the restaurant but also to do take home at the market's deli counter.

I think it's out of business now 4.18.24 I really liked it but unfortunately the one in Deerfield is closed.

Always delicious and very authentic give Mizrahi a try you won't regret it. Best falafel hands down and the homemade pita are fluffy and delicious

The pita is responsible for this 5 star review.I was at an event catered by Mizrachi Grill. They close early on Friday, so by the time I ate the food it had been refrigerated and reheated - Usually the death of good food. Not the case here. All but the falafel handled this less than ideal treatment of food well. The pita was just as fresh and fluffy and pillowy as it was when it was picked up at 2pm. Everything else tasted great with the pita. Anything would taste great with the pita. Except the falafel. Skip the soggy falafel if you are not going to eat these fresh. Also, the price is the standard high markup for kosher certification. If you know, you know. If you don't, be prepared for sticker shock.

A popular kosher medditerian restaurant that favors authentic food. However, it does walk the line of quality and price. This is the most expensive medditerian restaurant I had in a while, and most people agree with that even if they are a fan. I got recommended this place from my boss because it tastes like the authentic stuff from Isreal, according to him. Although there is a slightly different taste, I can't say it is noticeable to me.The portion size is quite large. Depending on your appetite, you can realistically share a Laffa wrap. I personally had a bit of trouble finishing my sandwich. Great if you had skipped a meal. They have outdoor seating during the summer. Which is not only great for the weather but this place does get packed on a Thursday evening. You could tell it is popular enough to fill up the entire place.Overall, I can't say I enjoy it for the value I pay for, but it is for the people that are willing to pay extra for the authenic flavor.

Went in to place a to go order. Order taker/cashier was nice and friendly, efficient while kibbitzing. Let me try a soup in a teeny tiny cup so that I could decide if I wanted it. Food came quickly and made on the spot. It was packaged nicely so no worries about spillage.The place was busy and most seats were taken, a very good sign. Love the new grab and go cooler, will surely come in handy for me sometime.The portions are enormous. See pic of laffa and fries. Both tasted awesome. Highly recommend!

Come for the FOOD! Thank you for an awesome and delicious experience every time I have come here. The people that work here are friendly, helpful, and patient. And the restaurant is clean. Be prepared to be stuffed and probably have leftovers.

New location across the street brings a new space for the restaurant and a totally new grocery. Nice selection of products, some of which I haven't seen at any of the Kosher stores here in Chicagoland.They really cover all the bases, produce, bakery, deli, dairy, meat, fish, wine and spirits in a moderate sized space.And back to the restaurant, same great food we are used to.

so sorry to have to write this ,but after dealing with this food poisoning for two days (thus far) after eating at Mizrahi hopefully with this review they will make it better, cleaner for others,never going there again.