Haifa Grill

Came by after leaving DC and tried their falafel pita and tabouleh as well as a chicken shawarma on pita w garlic sauce to go. We grabbed drinks on the way out. Both wraps were amazing flavor wise, and the tabouleh was fresh. After you order at the register you are then called by number to customize your order toppings at the counter. I wanted to note though that while in theory that way of ordering works^.. it seemed to really strain the employees serving food given how busy it was this evening (and prob every weekend). The person in front of us was super rude to the man serving toppings/making wraps.. And while he handled it really well, that maybe would not happen if you were only able to specify what could be on the sandwich at the register itself. A lot of kabob/halal spots give you the sandwich options with all toppings included, and if you want otherwise you have to then say what not to add- which may work better here given how amazingly packed they were for a Sunday.

Huge portions, reasonable prices! I had the chicken shawarma plate with rice and a side of hummus and pita. The shawarma came with pickles, onion, tomato and a white sauce. It was a little bland so I added hot sauce, but glad to have a healthy meal and enough leftovers for lunch tomorrow. I ordered delivery so I can't speak to how the restaurant or service in store is, but my food was prepared and delivered quickly.

Rounded up to 4 stars, due to portion sizes was large. It's about $13-14 for the chicken schwarma (cut into 2 pieces) that they are famous for on shrak bread. They do fill up the chicken schwarma with fresh chicken, and your choice of toppings: we got the garlic sauce (white), hummus, the pickles, lettuce, and tomato. It is a small space inside with only a few tables, and when we came on a Friday night more people walked in for take-out or stood around until a table was ready. We were able to find a table before that small rush and enjoy our food inside. There's not really an ambiance inside; Haifa Grill is definitely a hole-in-the wall you just go for a quick bite / takeout. The food took about 10-15 minutes to be prepared; we added fries and a drink to make it a combo for $3-4 dollars more. Total was about $18 and I tipped a few cash dollars in their jar up front.Overall, I haven't had much schwarma in the area but it was good for the portion size. The two of us split the one schwarma (cut into 2 pieces already) and the fries and were pretty full.It was a little on the dry side, so I would make sure to ask for more sauce next time. They don't have any signs saying what the toppings or sauces are, so it was a guessing game. The person preparing the food didn't communicate clearly with us on what things were, so that's one thing they could improve on. Overall, glad we finally got to try this Palestinian food spot since it was on my list. I'll have to try more spots and come back to compare to support local

The biggest shawarma wrap I've ever seen! Enough to feed two! Once you select your meat, you pick from a varied selection of veggies. I asked for everything; seasoned onions, dill pickle, tomato, lettuce, etc. Big, tasty, and reasonably priced, that's a winning combination.

Haifa has the best chicken shawarma I've had in America probably. It's the perfect amount of crispy and tender. The portion of the sandwich is also massive, 2 adults can easily share one sandwich and be full. No frills, great food, great price. Highly recommend coming to Haifa whenever you're craving middle eastern shawarma

This place is straight gas. I've never had a shrak before but it was like a thin blanket that wrapped all the food up securely, way better than a pita sandwich which I feel like never holds the food together. The pickles added the perfect tanginess to pull all the flavors together. Both the beef and chicken were very tender and moist, you can't go wrong with either one. I do recommend the shrak over the platter though. Their pita bread formed a perfect pocket and none of it was sticking together.Service was quick and easy, plenty of spacious seating upstairs.

Tasty chicken shawarma and huge portions! You can choose which fillings you want included in your wrap, I included everything and loved it. The place is super casual and they prepared my shawarma quickly, however it did get busy soon after I got there. The parking lot right outside is also quite small though and can be tricky to park in.

Driving here put me in a bad mood haha The awkward turns to get into the parking lot and then finding out the parking lot is very small and incomplete... whew, I had to park in the lot next door. I wasn't sure what to expect inside after that fiasco, but wow, i'm glad I made it inside. I got the Chicken Shawarma Shrak, all spreads and toppings included (pickles on the side). This was one of the BEST Chicken Shawarma wraps I've ever had in the area. A lot of places make it too dry, but Haifa's was moist and full of flavor. Very generous in size too.Worth the headache of driving and parking there, I promise you!

The price point isn't bad. I ordered the chicken shawarma on pita. The meat was fairly dry and it didn't have much flavor.

Our favorite shwarma in the area, must try the shrak we get mixed chicken and beef. Definitely come here for the food and not the ambience. Can always count on it being consistent.