Toco Grill

Heavily underrated. I challenge anybody to find better kosher, Israeli food in ATL. Laffa with schnitzel was absolutely spot on. Great topping selection, and the sandwich held up despite wet toppings. I still dream about it. My friend went with shawarma and has been going back regularly for it for some time now.I had the pleasure of meeting the owner of this establishment and he really seems to love what he does. Various items on the menu are named for his children and I thought that was really sweet.The outside seating area is very cute with string lights and a neon. Ordering at a kiosk is streamlined and easy rather than shouting toppings over the case.I love this place more than words can express. It's so very important to support our neighbors facing difficulty abroad and at home - no matter their background.5/5 will be back regularly

Mediocre with bad service. We were visiting Atlanta and needed to find a place with Kosher food for dinner. Toco Grill is a tiny place , with a handful of tables. I guess it is primarily a takeout place. We ordered the food through the touch screen, and then had to wait for really a long time. Strangely enough, out of the 3 orders only 2 came out. I had to wait longer and went to ask where is my food. The guy was surprised but said that he will give me food. The worst part was that French fries were very oily, seems that they were fried and refried. Chicken shawarma was tasteless. Unfriendly service. Not recommended.

People were super friendly here and I enjoyed my lunch the other day. I tried the Mendel, which is the special potato knish with grilled pastrami. It was pretty tasty but very greasy/fried tasting. My friend had the shawarma fries, a big hot pile of messy goodness. I'm not a typical kosher eater but I do like Israeli food and a good pita/falafel. I think these guys do a pretty decent job at it, although it seems a bit pricey to me.Customer service was good, food comes quick, and they have a couple of tables outside and a nice screened in patio to enjoy dining

Like so many things post-COVID, this place has tanked. The DIY topping bar used to be the main attraction but that has been "fenced off" so you need to rely on the half-deaf (you get about 1/2 the toppings you request) server to dress your pita -- and they sure know how to skimp.The pitas themselves haven't changed except for the increased prices.Sadly it is no longer worth a visit.

Sorry no food porn this time, because the food didn't last long enough on the table! The wife and I shared a lafa schnitzel, honey glazed buffalo nuggets, and French fries. I will be returning!! Ordering was easy, the owner is cooking but still makes time to wait on you, definitely a class act. Now to the food: the schnitzel had a perfect amount of breading and there was accoutrements galore to add to the wrap if you wanted, the French fries were probably the best I've had both crunch and soft, and the nuggets had a perfect amount of buffalo because a lot of times it's to much (the honey glaze evens it out).

We got there around 6:53 PM on a Thursday, and there was only one person working. While we waited, a second worker did come in. I didn't note the time we ordered, but we finally got our order at 7:51 PM. It's counter service, so this is pretty slow. However, they were obviously short staffed that night, and were very apologetic about the wait. Yelp has a check in deal for 1 free beer with purchase of laffa, but when I tried to use it they said they don't even serve alcohol. No biggie since it's not like we're entitled to it, I've just never come across such a discrepancy when it comes to check in deals. The setup was a little confusing to me, since there's a "salad" bar that they use to put veggie fillings and sauces into the sandwiches, but I guess it's also self serve if you want to take anything in a little soup to go container that was near the cash register. I'm not sure if that's included with every purchase, but after a while I figured I waited long enough to deserve some hummus and tahini to go. I had asked for extra sauce on the side, and I'm not sure if I wasn't heard, or just ignored because it was supposed to be self serve anyways? I don't know. Anyways, I took some. And I didn't get yelled at, so it must've been OK. Pargiyot Laffa $13.75: This is chicken. Chicken is not usually my preferred meat, but I wanted to try this as it seemed to be a specialty of theirs. It was OK, but I definitely preferred the kefta kebab. The way I would describe laffa is a big tortilla like thing but the texture of pita bread instead.Kefta Kebab Laffa $14.75: I've had kefta kebab at other places, and this one seemed a little less juicy. We did take it to go, and it took some time for our whole order to be ready, so maybe it dried up a little since we didn't eat it right away?The sandwiches were definitely filling, but for me I think it was just missing really awesome sauce. There wasn't a lot of tahini in the squeeze bottles so I wasn't able to get as much as I wanted. Their spicy sauce was really spicy, so only a tiny bit is needed for heat. I would've liked something more like a chili paste to add more flavor without being too hot. *****My Star Ratings: 1 Star - Terrible. Just thinking about it makes me angry. 2 Stars - Meh. Unlikely for me to return. 3 Stars - OK. Open to coming back, but wouldn't go out of my way to. 4 Stars - Yummy! Will definitely return if I haven't already. 5 Stars - AMAZING!!! Would plan my day or even a trip around eating here.

The best part of this place in my opinion is the nearly unlimited sides. You can load up on all the side salad options, but my favorite is the grilled eggplant. The shawarma and the grilled chicken are also super tasty. Come here for a quick lunch or dinner when you're really hungry and don't want to wait in line. 4 stars instead of 5 because the service is a little bit lacking. It seems to be disorganized and slow and run by a couple of teenagers in the front. I'd still come back but I hope they try and make this place cleaner with better service.

I ordered food from them, so can't discuss the ambiance or service. The Cowboys Pita was a perfect example of fusion cousine. Something you can find in Tel Aviv. It was delicious! This is a certified and supervised kosher place. It must be more expensive, the kosher food in a grocery store is more expensive.

Really wanted to like this place after reading google reviews, but prices are wacko.A really bad first look///the shawarma salad was good but overpriced.I also ordered a Mendel..a knish supposedly stuffed with pastrami. The menu says a knish is 5.99. I tried to tell the counter guy that adding 4 tiny (i mean tiny) slices of pastrami does not make it worth 13.99. He said he would relay my comment to the owner but offered nothing in return.Too bad...could have been a good customer but not after a rip-off.

OMG they have doubled their prices in a very short time. I ordered a schwarma salad that cost $25.00. It came in a plastic to go container and yes I enjoyed the veggie additions but it was still way overpriced. I didn't even order a drink. I was really hungry and a little bit embarrassed to get up and leave once I saw the prices, but I won't go back. The food was decent and the server was nice, but I went there a year ago and all of the prices have at least doubled. Ameer's across the street is a better and more reasonable choice if you want mediterranean food. The portions are also bigger and you have more options.