Kosher Grill

I had high hopes for this place based upon reviews, but it was just okay.The concept is a bit odd, as it's a strange conglomeration of different cuisines, from Middle Eastern to Asian to deli to American.They were out of my wife's first choice, so she just had a Caesar salad, which was weirdly sweet, as if they made it with honey mustard dressing.Given the name, I opted for the falafel and hummus, and both were just okay. If you really want great hummus, falafel, and pitas, it's only a few minutes to go to Cedar's on Sand Lake Road, and there's no comparison.There isn't really much atmosphere, just some rows of long tables in a brightly lit storefront. Service was a good team effort.

Two of came in for a fairly late supper. It was the high ratings on Yelp that sold us.As soon as we walked in we could tell it was a popular restaurant. A lot of locals eating. The decor was tasteful and we were greeted with a smile We decided to share a Shawarma Hummus and a Cauliflower Tempura. It turned out to be a very good choice.The food was just amazing; perfectly spiced and wonderful presentation.Our server was warm and friendly.

We came here on a Sunday evening around 6:15PM; half of our party of 4 was late, but the servers were accommodating. There are ~8-10 tables inside that seat 6 people. It wasn't too busy when we showed up; maybe 4 tables were filled, including ours, but by the time we left around 7, almost all the tables were filled. We ordered the following: -Babaganush: Loved this dish! -Hummus with Egg: Not my favorite; the hummus was pretty heavy on the tahini both in terms of flavor and texture. If you're a sesame lover and like tahini, you'll really like this hummus! As for the egg addition, it wasn't really necessary; the yolks were overcooked and didn't add much to the dish. -Mixed Plate: ("a tour around our best sellers. Shawarma, kuffta kebab, baby chicken, falafel. Served with 2 side dishes and 1 pita"). They said they were out of the Shawarma and replaced it with some type of sausage, which was a bit disappointing, but the substitute tasted good so it wasn't too bad. We got the French fries and Israeli salad as the two sides. The portion size isn't as generous as the dips, but was still plenty and we were happy with the amount.-2 additional pitas: $1 per additional pita; good deal, and probably my favorite part of the meal. The pita was nice and thick and fluffy; I could eat an entire pita just by itself. The above was the perfect amount for 4 people (3 guys and 1 girl). I believe each of the dips are served with two pitas, but the dips' portions are super generous, and given that I practically ate half of the pita on its own because of how good it was, we definitely needed the additional pitas. Overall, delicious, and would definitely return if we're in the area again!

I REALLY want to give this a 5 but I have a couple complaints, while I did like my waitress, my problem with her is that when I got my receipt where it said tip, it was circled which is pretty rude. If you want a tip, you give good service, you don't ask for one. Also the price is really high! I am originally from San Francisco where everything is expensive and even I thought this place was expensive. However if you avoid meat, it is cheaper. Welcome to the land of Kosher food though. Not their fault but they really should get Laffa bread if they are charging these high prices! That's what is missing on the menu! Ignoring prices and demanded tip, the food was REALLY good! The hummus reminds me of Israel, the shawarma is really flavorful and its TURKEY meat! TURKEY! I do not know of any place where you can get Shawarma in turkey form! If you come here, I highly recommend getting the Shawarma hummus plate. The price is worth it! When the prices drop, waitress doesnt ask for a tip, I will be giving it an easy 5.

Highly recommend this place for any kosher people. Came to Orlando for a trade show, this is the closest and also best kosher food in town. Great service, so respectful and helpful. And the food is even better. Definitely going to be a must go every time I'm in Orlando now

I really tried to give this place the benefit. I was craving a Sabich for days after lots of research i decided to try this place. I walked in, i was greeted and i asked if i should sit down or wait for a table, i was seated by the waitress immediately, She brought over utensil and a menu. No water as compared to other tables. I waited 20 minutes and no one returned to take my order. I had to go up and ask if someone was coming to take my order. Other parties came in after me and was served and orders were taken. No care was given to me as compared to other tables, It ruined my day. If you are a party of one don't come here. The food was okay not worth me returning or recommending I've had better. The service ruined the meal.

Ate here a few years ago and wasn't very impressed. Went back tonight and it was completely different. Very busy, service was very attentive, and food was delicious. I ordered babaganoush which was tasty and came with very soft pita for dipping. Others at the table ordered wings which they seemed to enjoy. I ordered the grilled chicken pita which was big and good, although I do wish they had sliced up the chicken. For dessert we had the chocolate mousse which was yummy. I would recommend this place, especially if you are looking for someplace that serves kosher.

Nice place. Was here today for the first time , food was ok , service was great. Recommended

Loved the atmosphere in the front and the back! The girls that were on the floor were very kind and very pleasant, you don't take it for granted nowadays..All the food we ordered was just delicious, we had the Shawarma and kabob plates, Israeli salad and hummus of course and it came with the best pita bread.Will definitely go back when in the area!

Delicious delicious Israeli food. Honestly worth a visit. Great shawarma, falafel was awesome, food came out quickly. It's expensive but so is all kosher food.