Miriam Street Food

I've been eating at Miriam for years and the addition of Miriam Street Food is excellent! I had the Israeli breakfast but got cucumbers instead of bread because I have celiac. Great sense of flavors and great service...

Hidden gem! Every dish was bursting with flavor and the ingredients were so fresh. Highly recommend

I love variety and the Israeli Experience combo here comes with two skewers, two pitas, and TWELVE salad/mezze options. I had so much fun trying all the salads (really enjoyed the roasted tomato/eggplant/vegetable ones). It kind of reminded me of a nice spread of Korean banchan.I did feel a little guilty about all the plastic delivery containers that were used, so next time will perhaps go and dine in person.

Simply fantastic! The skewers and the Israeli breakfast are simply delicious. The halva mousse is simply not to be missed. One of our favorite spots in the neighborhood

We had a lovely lunch here today with four adults and two children under 3. The staff was very accommodating to our kids picking up every toy that was dropped on the floor every few minutes with a smile. The food was delicious! The hummus and pita was so fresh. Everyone enjoyed their food and it was a very relaxing atmosphere and the perfect place to catch up over lunch that isn't a loud brunch scene.

The line was outrageous for brunch at Miriam, but there was surprisingly no wait at their casual spot next door. Pretty similar brunch menu, and the food was still awesome. Had an excellent shakshuka, and not sure if it would have been much better at their main restaurant. I highly recommend this place, instead of waiting on line to get into Miriam.

Came to Homemade or Skewers or whatever it's called now for brunch. The food was good but we didn't get what we ordered. I ordered the crispy dough with sunny side up eggs, but the eggs were scrambled. She asked if I wanted challah bread or pita and I got neither. It was tasty nonetheless. My fellow dinner, who is allergic to tomatoes, ordered a falafel sandwich sans tomatoes, and had to send it back when it came to the table with tomatoes on it. If you order food without modifications, or like surprises, this restaurant may be for you.

I feel like this is still an undiscovered gem. We're so used to seeing the main Miriam restaurant and automatically going there, that we didnt bother to try this place. Honestly, I now prefer Miriam Street Food. Much bigger menu with greater variety and more of the flavors I love. My son went first with a bunch of kids for a birthday and was raving. So I went with the family last night and holy crap, its going to be my new go-to. Portions were enormous (I should have kept half for a second meal, but was too busy devouring it like an animal that I am) especially considering the price. We decided we were going to keep going until we tried everything on the menu. I'm not a salad fan at all, but those were amazing and now I want to eat em all.

This place is a hidden gem. Stopped with a friend for dinner and the food was absolutely amazing. We were super impressed with the food and service! We ordered the fried cauliflower app, mushroom shawarma and falafel platter. DELISH!!! We will absolutely be back when we are back in that area.

A hair in our chicken shawarma. Wish we had something nice to say but it was very disgusting to see this.