Jerusalem Bakery & Grill

I visited And Done in Jerusalem Restaurant and Bakery and I was very impressed with the whole experience. The food was fresh, full of flavor, and served in generous portions. The bakery section had amazing items that were both delicious and beautifully made. The staff were kind and welcoming, which made the visit even more enjoyable. The atmosphere was warm and inviting, perfect for sharing a meal with friends or family. Overall, it was a wonderful experience and I truly recommend this place. I give it a well-deserved 5 stars.

Stopped in to get some Baklava, which btw was AMAZING!! Decided to come back and eat there and the food was OUTSTANDING!!!! I had the Lamb and my wife had the Spicy chicken which had just the right amount of heat. Highly recommend stopping in if your nearby or in town for a quick visit like we were.

I ordered a vegetarian pizza. Arrived cold as hell. Quality was half ass done.. I was better off with The frozen pizza from the dollar store. I should’ve ordered falafel or hummus instead.

I lived in the Middle East for years and this takes me right back there 😍 The food is legit and amazing, and the people/service are fantastic! I always tell people about this place and bring people there when I can! They also gave a market with halal food and so many little things I miss from overseas! 10/10 recommend!

Love this place. Food is great, fast service and convenient ordering. The bakery and market had a vast selection. The staff were so friendly and took the time to answer customers questions s regarding the items at the store. The coffee was also great.

As a regular customer, I want to be clear: The food here is excellent. My family and I genuinely enjoy dining in, and the quality of the cuisine is why we keep coming back. However, I have had repeated, frustrating issues with the takeout service that need to be addressed by management. When ordering to-go for a party of four, I asked in the online notes ("Please send enough sauce for 4 people"). We only received 2 sauce, This is more than a simple oversight; it shows a lack of attention to detail and training in the kitchen/packaging area. When I called the restaurant to express my disappointment, the manager simply apologized and promised to handle my next order personally. While I appreciate the gesture, the solution shouldn't be for the manager to do the job of the staff. The solution is to train your people better so that the service reliably matches the quality of the food. For future customers: If you are ordering takeout, especially for a group, call ahead and re-confirm every detail, because you cannot rely on the staff to follow instructions, even if they are written down. I hope this consistent issue with order accuracy is fixed, as it significantly detracts from an otherwise fantastic dining experience.

I recently brought my son and his girlfriend to Jerusalem Restaurant and Bakery for an authentic Middle Eastern dining experience, and we were not disappointed! We tried several items from the menu, and everything we tasted was absolutely delicious. This isn’t a traditional sit-down restaurant with table service ,it's more of a casual, self-service setup. You place your order at the counter, pick it up when your number is called, and grab anything else you need yourself. While that might not be everyone's preference, the quality of the food more than makes up for it. One of the highlights was the attached bakery and store. We couldn’t leave without trying the baklava and coconut cake both were to die for. In fact, they were so good that I didn’t even get a chance to snap a photo before they disappeared from the table! The restaurant is clean, inviting, and filled with delicious aromas and unique items in the store section that are worth browsing. Despite being self-service, this place is absolutely worth a visit for anyone craving authentic Middle Eastern cuisine. The only reason I’m giving 4 stars instead of 5 is because of the self-service format. Still, Jerusalem Restaurant and Bakery is a gem, and I highly recommend it! Tell them Sonya McGuire sent you

I've been here more times than i can count and everything they serve is delicious. The wait time is not too bad during peak hours. There is parking in front and plenty of seating inside. The attached bakery/ store sells authentic desserts and other items. This is where I come when I am craving an authetic dish. The customer service is okay at times but can be better.

Went here a few weeks ago. Had lunch and bought some items in the grocery. The Shawarma sandwich is very close to the Kurdo's in Kuwait. Great food very smooth hummus (like it's supposed to be). The service in both the restaurant and store were excellent. Ambiance was quiet. The baklava is awesome! Love this place and will return.

Their food is no longer good. We ordered the shawarma wrap and it wasn't good. So annoying to be asked for a tip just for picking up your own food from the counter, and walking to sit down at the booth. The grocery store/bakery has lots of middle eastern items that we usually purchase. However the man at the register is very impolite, does not interact with the customers as he is ringing up the items. No greeting or he is talking loudly on the phone ignoring us. These people need to learn manners, usually middle eastern people are friendly and polite.

The two girls behind the counter looked extremely bored and were standing around doing nothing while the restaurant tables etc were empty and filthy. The hummus was caked dry on the edges. The food was bland and boring. The salad dressing was a store bought Italian dressing poured into plastic disposable containers. It was a ness of chemicalscand msg. Ironically on the napkin holder a sign read about sustainability etc. This restaurant uses a mass of plastic. Plastic cutlery wrapped in plastic. Plastic containers for dressing. Plastic cups. It's not in the least bit promoting sustainability. The service was terrible and then they asked for a tip. I walked to the counter ordered and paid and was given a number. I had to pour and carry our drinks. I had to return twice to collect everything as my husband is disabled and the 4 lazy staff didn't offer to help despite taking a tip that I automatically entered when I paid which was before I got to see that I would have to do all the work and taste the subpar food. $40 for a main a disappointing plain salad and a coke.

Falafel was beautiful and soft inside. I had been craving for them several weeks. Everything else was tasty. Kofta kebab was little spicy, but I loved it. Service was great.

This place never fails! If you are looking for a tasty and flavorful lunch or dinner. Look no further than this restaurant. I was shocked to see that I have one near me because I always went to the Alpharetta location. They both have great flavors and great staff, efficient and effective. The restaurant is always clean and kept up.

A few years ago we stayed at the Hampton Inn within walking distance and discovered this gem. If we're traveling through now, we always try to stop. The service is great, and for those who aren't sure what they want, the staff is always happy to help with explanations. The dining area is pleasant and always clean. On our most recent visit, our party of three had beef Kofta, a combo plate with beef kofta and chicken kabob, and a chicken shawarma plate. All three plates came with fresh, warm pita bread and the sides included baba ganoush (so smoky and delicious!), hummus, tabbouleh and a cucumber salad. Don't skip the garlic sauce! After dinner we went to the market and bakery portion of the business and got a delicious assortment of different kinds of baklava and other sweets, as well as dates.

It was a spot that was on the top of my list for a while. I was in the area and jumped at the chance to give it a try. I stopped in at 2:30pm or so, way after the lunch rush. Admittedly, the menu is overwhelming in the way it is presented. There's some pictures and then several lines of food items that wrap around above the cashier's head. I didn't feel confident in my ability to make a meal out the additional information so I went all in on the chicken swarma platter. It came with chicken on rice, a smear of hummus, a smear of baba ghanoush (I think), a scoop of a tomato/cucumber sauce, and a mint parsley dice. (Not a fan of the later- that much mint is very off putting to me). On the side was a toasty pita just waiting to be devoured. I will return and I will be more adventurous!

Big, bright, clean!!!! Helpful employees! The food was amazing!!!! The combo meat plate we had was just simply delicious. The rice was the best I've had in a long time. The kids had cheese pizza and it was so good! I loved the dough and the cheese, but the sauce so the best part. I am not a sauce person, at all! I order "light sauce" on most pizzas. This sauce was different. I can't even describe it. The falafel was perfection and the sauces added just the perfect flavors to each bite. Very happy and will definitely return!!!

I went there on sunday the accountant is so rude the bold guy (he's so disrespectful) I ordered 5 shawarma wraps and kindly asked him to put the vegetables aside not in the wrap and he started to mock me and said he was in a hurry although there's no one ordering behind me , it was the worst experience, never going there again

The size of this structure is massive and it is like walking into a different world when you enter. The decor is beautiful and there is plenty of seating. It has an open and airy feel. The menu has a lot of options. I went for the sampler platter and it was delicious! The hummus is amazing! The chicken and lamb are full of flavors and make your tongue tingle with all the spices. This place is a win win and the staff is very kind and fast! The bakery is attached and full of limitless baklava with so many flavors. I highly recommend this place and I'll be going back and stocking up for the weekend!

Hey ATL I like that you represent with some pita and kebab. You know a place is legit when it's docked next to an Arabian supermarket. I tend to hit this spot when I'm in town which speaks volumes. You order at the counter and it's a self service place from there...no nonsense. The overall ambiance is somewhat utilitarian which is as advertised for you to figure out, but it's not that difficult. The food is solid so enjoy what you walked in for then peruse the supermarket (things could go very wrong if you do that out of order).

An impressive restaurant with counter service and a decently-broad Levantine/Middle Eastern menu plus a bakery of Middle Eastern sweets and a well-stocked store with Middle Eastern groceries. The interior architecture certainly conveys a grand and appropriate atmosphere with a central fountain and ornate ceiling but the service seemed a bit rushed, not rude, but not exactly welcoming, either. Perhaps that's best to get lunch orders out in a prompt manner, though. My kebab platter was overall good: the kebabs were tender, the babaganoush and hummus tasted fresh and well-seasoned. The real stars of this business however are their bakery and grocery, both of which are very impressive in the sheer scope of their offerings. The bakery turns out nearly every variety of baklava and other sweets you could dream of plus some savory pastries as well. The grocery has a great selection of the Green Land brand of spices, which are sought-after and in my own opinion as someone who cooks a lot of Levantine food the best brand for most such spices. They also have a good selection of teas and the syrups necessary for many Middle Eastern drinks--jallab, almond syrup, mint syrup, and so forth which I was excited to see as my local Middle Eastern grocer in Florida is often lacking in this regard. I don't think anyone would be disappointed here: the food prices seem a bit high but then the quality is high, too. If you need Levantine groceries though this is a great place to shop and get lunch before doing it.

Absolutely delicious. Great portions, great quality. Fast execution. Don't be afraid to sniff out this hidden gem of a restaurant / grocery store. Huge dining hall, along with a well stocked grocery.

Large selection of middle eastern goods and freshly made bread. Jerusalem was one of the first in the city of Atlanta and have maintained consistency throughout the years. They also have a good restaurant attached.

So glad we found this spot. It has the best Mediterranean food that I've had in a long time. Every thing is fresh and you can tell. The chicken was so tender. The hummus was fresh and tasted amazing. The tabouli, cucumber salad, rice... it was all delicious. The menu was on large screens with photos. Every thing was clearly stated. The ordering process was easy and quick. While we waited for our food we walked around the bakery. They had cookie, sweet treats, breads, and meat pies. We left very full and satisfied. We can't wait to go back!

Food was amazing! Found originally off iExit, then read yelp and pictures, which definitely did not disappoint. The most flavorful and authentic food. Service was good, they have in person cashier and kiosk. Food orders came out quick, and nice helpful bagger to direct questions and other needed supplies. The ambiance was great, our 4 year old loved the fountain and made a wish. There is also a grocery store, though we didn't have time to go through. We got our food to go and headed back on the road. Next trip by here we will definitely stop by again! 10/10 highly recommend.

Can't recommend this place enough to people! Love that it's close to work and has fast service for me to come by and pick up lunch. I've usually ordered the lunch special combo which comes to about $15ish with a wrap, fries and a drink. The wraps are super filling, and I usually get chicken which is super juicy and pairs super well with all the veggies inside. I've also gotten their baklava and recommend it to anyone looking for a sweet treat. There's plenty of parking outside and good bit of seating inside as well.

Food excellent, but we always w/o fail order too much and can't finish what we ordered it's cafeteria style therefore lacking in any ambience. When in Marietta, GA, do try the Lebanese cuisine.

Yummy! I ordered via Uber Eats so I can't speak on the location just the food. I had the Chicken Shawarma Platter. It was good. I will try the Chicken Kabob Platter next. The Pita was soooooo sauce. The falafel I ordered as an appetizer was tasty. I was disappointed that they use mayo in their garlic sauce. I am really looking for a good authentic garlic sauce in Atlanta and the best I have ever had does not have mayo.

What a fabulous lunch! Food: went for lunch and had the mixed Shawarma entree with four dips and THE BEST RICE. The portion was HUGE and so was the flavor. It's unique and unlike other typical Mediterranean meals, but so very very delicious. The meat was juicy and spiced perfectly! I can't wait to try more. Atmosphere: big, bright, but not the star of the show Parking: small lot out front and side but no issues Price: totally worth the price! Around 12-18 per plate for so much food!

Dropped in for lunch. Nice big area. First thing that caught me was how expensive the food was. The entrees for lunch were all $17+. Went with the Chicken Shawarma sandwich combo. It was very good and meat was prepared nicely. It was a tad heavy on the salt. Overall good lunch, but a bit pricey for a lunch meal.

Loved the food and service! It has a wide space with a huge fountain inside which did vibe with Mediterranean ambience We tried chicken shawarma platter and spicy chicken kufta platter and I would recommend chicken shawarma over kufta. It is really flavorful

This is literally the best Mediterranean food in Cobb County. I've been to all of them and I can tell you that this location has the best beef Shawarma anywhere. They're fresh ingredients and made to order food is truly top-notch. Ethnic flavors, cooked to perfection, and much of the staff has worked there for a long time and they know what they're doing. I have been frequenting the store and restaurant for many years prior to their relocation to where they are now. They used to be right off lower Roswell Road and now they are off Delk Road. The new restaurant has a bakery and grocery store attached to it. Mini wonderful selections. The restaurant has spacious and comfortable seating and the parking lot is easy to get in and out of.‍ If you are looking for a wonderful place for lunch or dinner, don't hesitate to go to the Jerusalem, bakery, and grill.

If you imagine McDonalds starting in the Middle East you have a good idea of how the Jerusalem Bakery is set up. You order from the list of dishes, get a number and wait a short while to pick up your order. The food is very good- we were very pleased with what we had. This is absolutely worth a try and I don't think you will be disappointed.

The food is still good but the service is still lacking. I don't understand why they act like you asked for their SS number or for their first born child, when you simply asked for hot sauce or tahini sauce! They act like you're bothering them when making a simple request. Other than that, the portions are a lot smaller than they used to be. We only come here occasionally if we're in the direct area. Otherwise, I'd much rather drive 15 more minutes to go to the absolute best... Aviva by Kameel. They know how to treat their customers.

Came here for dinner with a friend last week. This place is massssssssive! Their actual restaurant is self-service style with you placing an order, they let you know once it is ready, and you collect it after that. On the left is their store and bakery with so many Mediterranean goodies and baklavas. I got the Falafel wrap and it was pretty easy to order through a self-service machine. My number was called out in about 10 minutes. Looks wise- it looked standard. This isn't a fine dining establishment so don't expect the looks to charm. However: Taste wise - it was pretty good. I didn't have any complaints. Perfect ratio of wrap, falafel and sauce - not overtly dry or sloppy. The price is very reasonable.

From the moment we walked in, we knew this was going to be fantastic. It's a counter ordering process - you can order yourself with a touchscreen system or in person at the counter. We ordered chicken shawarma sandwiches and hummus. We waited less than 5 minutes for our food. They use a mic system to announce your order and you pick it up at the counter. It's a very large, open space with plenty of seating. The drinks are self serve. The sandwiches were so good - the chicken was tender, the garlic sauce was amazing, and the veggies were plentiful. No complaints at all. The hummus was also delicious - great consistency and flavor; plenty of pita for dipping. I wish we lived closer - we'd be there weekly to try other menu items. We also walked through the bakery, but did not end up getting anything. Everything looked amazing, but it was a bit overwhelming without really knowing what we were looking at. The restaurant and bakery were busy - Saturday evening.

Wow! They have expanded their business. When I first visited this place in 2019 it was much smaller and now have divided into two areas: dining and market on other side. I have eaten through their menu and recommend every item. My to go items 1. Chicken shawarma combo 2. Falafel combo 3. Kutfka plate 4. Meat pies / thyme pie/ feta pie 5. Pocket pies Their fries are crispy and Condiments garlic sauce/ hot sauce is on point! They also have delicious Stromboli and pizzas! They are also very well oiled machine. Even during busy lunch hours orders come out within 5-8 minutes. Great hospitality and work ethic. Reflects in the food!

Visiting a friend in this area and have fallen in love with the food here. The shawarma is the best I've had. The few times I've been here has been great. I Order my food then head to the market to look around and get some fresh baklava and by the time I'm done shopping my food is ready! I've always found seating and the place is clean and open. I have also ordered catering from this place the day after thanksgiving and it arrived on time with everything I ordered. They called beforehand to go over the order and made sure I was ordering the right amount of food. We had some leftovers but they were gone the next day! Whenever I come back to visit I will make my way here!

Was on a business trip staying in Marietta, Ga. Came back early to the hotel and really didn't have many options for dining near by, until I saw Jerusalem Bakery. So I walked over and took a look at their menu. There were several people dining in and a few picking up. So I went ahead and ordered the mixed platter took it back to my hotel to have dinner. Food was really good, platter was huge. It included Chicken and Lamb, hummus, baba ganoush, tabouli, and rice. I could eat everything, that's how much they served.

Great food with counter service. Nice family friendly atmosphere. Order kiosk available as well. Attached bakery and store is nice too.

Specializing in Mediterranean Cuisine, this restaurant was sooo yummy! I have not had good traditional Mediterranean food in awhile & this definitely hit the spot. The menu is easy to read & understand even if you are unfamiliar with the traditional wording or dish names. There is great seating area & also an attached market for all your traditional sweets, bread, meats, etc. which I also loved!! They have a few other locations, but I believe this is the largest. The atmosphere is welcoming & full of life! If you're in marietta & looking to try some new cuisine, definitely hit up this spot! Jerusalem Sampler Plate ($18): 10/10 1 skewer kufta & 2 grilled chicken kabobs served with rice & a few other sides did not disappoint! This rice was amazing & the meats where flavorful & cooked to perfection! The beef kufta was my favorite part of the meal & I would definitely love to try their kufta sandwich next Zatar Bread ($3): 10/10

Have been coming to this place for over 10 years. It has always been delicious. No complaints. But, the last 2 times I have been here it has been terrible. I have gotten the chicken shawarma both times and both times it was blah! It is normally packed with chicken and all of the other delicious things they put on it. These times there was half the stuff that is usually on them as well as full of hard crusty pieces of chicken. Not good! I don't know if they are trying to cut corners or what but based on my last 2 times I won't be back or will go to another location. If they need to go up on their prices to keep the same quality food they have had for years then that's what they need to do. Not try and cut corners and serve crappy food.

The food tasted like yiu eating Indian/pakistani beef and chicken Shawermah do kit undersand how middle eastern food tastes similar to Indian and Pakistani food the falafel and hummus were good and tasted middle eastern/Palestine flavor I also bout some sweets and mammol with dates and walnuts the owners had to be cheap very little of dates a small line see Shatila sweets much better stuffings of dates and walnuts in their mammol sweets the khataif were soft very soft they need to learn how to make it crunchy sad sad sad Come on do better I know you when you first started your business in the Nazareth shopping center I know you have more customer base now but do kit go cheap

Really disappointed as the reviews on this place were top notch, but what I ordered and what I got were very different. By the time I realized their error, I was already back at my hotel room and noted the mistake, it was too late. I called back to the restaurant to allow them to make it right, but they did not offer anything What was the problem? I am a vegetarian and they gave me a meat heavy dish. So while I cannot eat everything in my togo order, I will tell you what I tried. Pita bread - fantastic, really flavorful. Hummus - another solid dish, enjoyed it. Baba Ghanoush - I normally don't like this, but this dish made my taste buds dance. Relish - there was a relish included that was AMAZING. I have no idea what it was. Lamb - did not try, I am a vegetarian remember. Chicken - ditto. Service was hurried and unfriendly. When I asked if I could get utensils to take back to the hotel, I thought I had done something wrong. I was pointed around the corner to a rack that was not very obvious to a FIRST TIME VISITOR. What I could eat, was good, so two stars for that. The mistake and the bad customer service get no stars. It was a shame, I really wanted to love this spot.

Very good food. The Hummas was delicious and the Baba Ghanoush as well. Would order again

We stopped here while staying at a local hotel. My wife wanted gyros. We ordered the beef and chicken shawarma with everything. To our surprise they were nothing like gyros, though they were very good. This is a large facility with plenty of seating. There is also a store down the hall with a wide variety of Mideastern goods.

Walking I was surprised that this establishment has their actual grill separate their bakery with a little grocery shop. The food that I ordered was the Jerusalem Super plate a Supreme Pizza with a side of Baba Ghanoush. First and foremost the meat of the lamb is super chewy and soft almost no gaminess I can taste, the meat can easily fall off the bone. The naan bread that was provided with the plate goes really well with the well prepared rice and vegetables. Found myself cleaning up the plate with the bread after everything else was eaten up. Speaking of the naan bread, the dough used for the pizza is definitely something worth trying, soft and bottom-crispy with the fire oven -- can't go wrong. For the dessert I recommend actually going to the bakery side in the store instead of buying the actual baklava gift set just imo. I forgot to take some pictures before devouring it all but the baker is very knowledgeable so you can go wrong with your selection. A lot of it is covered in this green pistachio sprinkle which adds a nice touch of flavor/color. My favorite are the pistachio baklava, milk cover Turkish delight, and this chocolate cake all of these of course covered with green pistachio sprinkle

The food is delicious and I really like the lunch specials. Their baba ghanoush is my favorite.

Food is amazing! I got me the Spicy Chicken plate! It was 17.99 (+tax) for a lot of food! It was so worth it! The taste is very authentic! The service on the other hand was very non verbal. The girl that was a the register gave me a weird face when I was asking something and wouldn't speak up. Other than that very nice bakery wish I could've bought some but due to me holding myself back to buy sweets, I said maybe next time.

After schoolhouse Brewery it was time for dinner and this place is practically next door. It's cafeteria style dinning. I had my lamb shank dinner and a combo for Nicole which came with a few meats and veggies and we substituted fries for rice. All very tasty as usual. I went next door to purchase some house made Turkish delight and baklava. Also got some freshly made pita and bread for breakfasts and sandwiches at home. Always love coming here to get my middle eastern food kicked.

delicious! Had it twice in one week! This time I brought a friend with me to enjoy as well! Everything was freshly made and hot! Nthn worse than cold fries so glad that was not the case! Family oriented atmosphere. Very clean and friendly to say the least.

This place is an absolute gem! Stumbled on it while in town. We only shopped at the market. The spinach and meat pies were absolutely amazing! Bakery is colorful and full of all the traditional favorites. Staff was so helpful and kind in finding items. Stop in for sure!

Food was really good. Enjoyed everything they offered. Plenty of parking in the lot. Would definitely reccomend if you are around this area.

Food and service is consistently good here. I have. Catered many events and Jerusalem is one of my go to for menu. We just tried the spinach pie and it is delicious! !

Market staff super friendly, Offers suggestions while i navigated the extensive baklava selections. Fresh bread

For my birthday, one of my coworkers brought me back some treats from this restaurant after she visited it on a weekend trip. Such a thoughtful gift! I can't comment on the atmosphere, service, or more meal-oriented foods, but I really did enjoy my desserts! She brought me one plate of a variety of flavors of baklava and another with a variety of Turkish delight. They were presented prettily and nicely wrapped and sealed, so they were probably pretty easy to travel with. The baklava was yummy! So many nice layers and stuffed with fresh chopped nuts. There were several traditionally flavored pieces as well as one strawberry and one chocolate flavored piece. The chocolate was quite good; I was less crazy about the strawberry. I enjoyed it all, though I think my "perfect" piece of baklava is a little less sweet than these. The Turkish delight was actually a lovely surprise! I was quite convinced in the past I didn't like Turkish delight, but I'd only really tried the kind you can get prepackaged in an international type grocery store. That doesn't hold a candle to this stuff! It came in tons of different flavors -- I honestly couldn't identify them all, but I liked pretty much all of them A LOT! Four pieces were, I'm pretty sure, rose water flavored. They were gorgeous and absolutely packed FULL of perfectly crunchy, fresh chopped nuts. The chew is way more pleasant than a gummy bear; it's not as tough and way less artificial tasting. My husband remarked that it sort of reminds him of Swedish fish. I devoured every piece except for the two very brightly colored pieces that didn't have nuts. Very happy to report I've been converted to a Turkish delight fan! If I'm passing through Marietta in the future, I'll definitely swing by and try the other stuff available here.

The kafta, hummus, chicken kabob are very good. The falafel is great. The rice was cooked very well. The baba ganoush, tabouleh salad and cucumber salad were not to my taste, but my wife liked them. Great food overall.

Food is on point. Hummus is excellent. Personable quality and quantity is great. Has the attached store. Big space dine in is not a waiter service seat and eat yourself.