Jerusalem Chef's Table

The atmosphere was very welcoming, and the music playing was a bonus. The service was exceptional! Our staff, including our encounter with the manager, was incredibly friendly, pleasant and helpful. We thoroughly enjoyed our dinner. To top it all off, the food was delicious without a doubt- it was a 10/10 throughout. Every dish had a perfect balance of flavor and texture, and was presented beautifully. We will definitely be back!

The dishes we ordered were delicious - including sushi, hummus, couscous, yummy pita, etc. Our waitress was very friendly and so helpful. The music! The music that was playing was an upbeat playlist of lots of popular Israeli songs. So fun. The manager came over to see how we were doing and was also very friendly. Even if you're not strictly Kosher, I'd recommend this restaurant and certainly if you are.

Too bad vegas doesn't have variety in restaurants. Unfortunately, this makes the few that exist not put effort. Let's start with positive it is a preaty. the venue looks like a nice steak house. The workers are nice . Now the negative. In pictures, the food looks nice, but the taste isn't. The Persian kebabs taste like fat and aren't seasont well. The couscous doesn't taste well. The charcoal chicken is passable, but not that great. The arayes for me they were very spicy as in hot. The potato squewers were a waste money it's 10 tiny potatoes in oil for $9 But their fries were good, so I do recomend the fries 😇. We had an incident with them that I'm not going to mention, cause I just don't want a mistake that hopefully was only to me to affect more, cause as is this review is bad enough cause the food out off 5 dishes 80% of the food is either passable or not tasty This is my second time coming here, first time was 2 years ago and was a terrible experience, that time the waiter was really bad and had a horrible mocking way when he took the order and the food was cold (atleast he was not working there any more). This time still the food wasn't good after 2 years. I really thought they would have changed, but they don't have enough competition like NY or other cities so they don't care to make better food, or make food tastier. Let me recommend to you all, there's now only 2 fancy restaurants this and burnt offering cause many places closed. Burnt offering the food is better tasting. Truth, if I lived in Las Vegas, I wouldn't go to eat out at all and would cook at home. But cause I have to come once a year to vegas, I'll do like last year and go 2 times to Burnt offering

Great ambiance and excellent food! Everything we ordered was full of flavor, fresh, and well presented. Servers were great.

I've been to this place in two separate occasions on a vacation is Vegas. The food here is amazing! The staff are really wonderful. Price point is what to be expected from a quality kosher establishment, and boy was I delighted at how awesome my food was.

The vibe is awesome with Israeli tunes pumping and great decor all around. I ordered a burger with onion rings and it was honestly one of the best burgers I’ve ever eaten and I’m from NY! The onion rings were nothing short of fantastic and the staff was the nicest, friendliest bunch that just made it an awesome experience. The place was packed and since we had no reservation we were offered to sit at the bar which was cool because that had the game on the tv and I loved watching the behind the scenes hustle of the staff. But the crowd only made them move faster and more professional. Top notch experience all around.

I can’t say enough about Jerusalem Chef’s Table—this restaurant is truly a gem in Las Vegas. From the moment we placed our order, we knew we were in for something special, but what happened next was beyond anything we could have expected. We had just welcomed our newborn and ordered from Jerusalem Chef’s Table to be delivered to our hospital room. When the owner heard about our new baby, he went above and beyond—he packed our order with extra dishes, treats, and an overwhelming amount of generosity. It was more than just food; it was a gesture of kindness that touched our hearts. And let’s talk about the food—simply phenomenal. Every bite was bursting with authentic flavors, perfectly seasoned and cooked to perfection. From the mouthwatering grilled meats to the fresh, vibrant sides, everything was prepared with love and expertise. It’s rare to find a place that combines such high-quality Kosher cuisine with such a deep sense of hospitality. If you’re looking for the best Kosher grill in Las Vegas, look no further than Jerusalem Chef’s Table. The food is top-tier, the service is exceptional, and the owner? A truly incredible person who puts his heart into what he does. This wasn’t just a meal—it was an experience we’ll never forget. Highly recommend!

Terrible experience! The food was so delicious and I ate so much that now I’ll have to come back! It didn’t help that the servers were friendly and professional!

excellent food great service the best kosher food in Vegas. Highly recommend for families and busines dinners.

Great service and beautiful decor! Interesting and creative food presentation. Cameron was our server and he was informative and friendly. He made several recommendations which we tried. The Smoked Eggplant Carpaccio was smoky and sweet and was a great way to start our adventure. Next was the avocado cigars with a wonderful pesto type sauce. I also had a glass of Cabernet Sauvignon that was not on the menu but paired well with all the food. Next was the Smoked Brisket Brioche. This was the most flavorful, amazing morsels and should be saved towards the end of your meal because it is definitely the highlight of the meal. The three of us were still a little hungry so we tried the Shawarma Tacos but had to pay $8 for an extra one because there are only two per order ($24). The prices are a little on the high side but this is a great place for a celebration and it's fun to share the plates and try new flavor combinations! Do not forget to end your experience with the Smoked Brisket Brioche. I seriously had food dreams that night about it!

Jerusalem Mediterranean Chef's Table is very nice certified kosher and halal restaurant, bar, and catering located close to the Las Vegas Strip. We tried a variety of things that were all very good. The hummus is very good and creamy. The pita bread is very fresh and fluffy. The falafels were the moist herby type. Moroccan cigars where tasty with a very spicy but tasty sauce. The burger was moist and flavorful but was shaped like a ball and for me delicious but hard to eat. The French macarons was surprisingly good and impressive. The food we tried was very close to 5 stars. Service was also outstanding. I do note that kosher restaurants are not for everyone. The food they serve cost usually triple of what other restaurants serve so prices have to run higher. 4.5 stars

Definitely a place you wanna come and check out. It was a little tucked away and never knew it was here. Jerusalems food is very delicious. The server was very helpful with the menu since it was my first time here. To start off we went with the hummus and decided not to add shawarma to it. The hummus was very silky and amazingly good. Never had hummus like this before. Also tried the Black Angus Persian Kabobs skewers, they were also very tasty and well seasoned. They came with a side of veggies and also you can choose from a verity of sides, I went with the tricolor rosemary potatoes. We also had the fish & chips. Super good. Jerusalem did not disappoint. Everything was great

If I'm coming to Vegas, I got to stop in this place One of the best falafel and Shworma in the whole Usa

Love the Shawerma Tacos and Jerusalem salad here. We indulged here on Kosher foods the last time we were here. Shawerma Tacos were bomb, since it remind me of just eating Shawerma kebabs in all. Nice grilled meats, and all. Cool nice spot off of Flaminogo blvd. Great Salad with vegeatables and meats. Jerusalem salad taste just like the Greek salads in a way. Cant wait to visit here again.

An excellent place for those looking for kosher and delicious food in Vegas. Excellent service, there is also alcohol for those who like it.

I think these people pay for their reviews. As a person who was raised in Jerusalem, this is the worst food I have ever had, the bread was stale, the falafel was nasty , probably made from powder boxes . You can tell they cut corners because we had to beg for napkins

Definitely a FIVE star place. The food was great! Delicious! Very Clean with very good vibes and music. Carlos give us very high quality of service. We are definitely going back to this place in our next trip. Highly recommended!

Amazing food and service. My only caution is come hungry because they really know how to feed you.

What a find! Do not let the location fool you - - this is a nice restaurant. We had never eaten this type of food, and our server was very helpful. We had the shawarma tacos, hummus, and falafel. Everything was delicious! The portions are generous and the food was freshly prepared. The homemade pita was especially good! Our server made some recommendations that we will definitely try next time.

I am extremely disappointed in the management of Jerusalem Mediterranean restaurant. I had planned a trip to Vegas for for my wife's Surprise birthday weekend. My reservations were booked on Wednesday over the phone, I had called Sunday to confirm location and reservation but was informed that there will a private event and they will not honor my reservations just two hours prior to our reservations. Being that we keep kosher dietary restrictions and very limited to the restaurants in Las Vegas we had to celebrate the birthday dinner with take out. I received no calls from management or any other representatives from the restaurant. I gave it another shot and planned a lunch but called to confirm as their website showed opening for lunch but was informed they will be opening after 4 pm. This is a unprofessional establishment, the owners along with management make the kosher restaurant industry unreliable, setting such a bad example. I hope nobody goes thru

2nd time here. The food is good. Seems the service gets bogged down when it's crowded.

This place is a fantastic gem in the center of town. The dishes were all amazing and had elevated plating and appearance. You can really tell that they pay attention to the details in all of the food that they prepare. Everything we had was simply delicious and we were pleasantly surprised with everything we tried.

Simply amazing food and excellent and kind service. I've been here twice in three years. It's on our "always stop here to eat when in Vegas list"

The food quality and service is 5/5. My favorite item on their menu is their kebab, it was so GOOD!! It has been keeping me up at night. I need to come back and have more!

What a beautiful place. 5 star dining experience for sure. A relaxing atmosphere where you can talk with family and friends or enjoy an intimate dinner. The pita bread was hot from the oven/ grill. Falafel was warm and moist and the tabouli was outstanding. The Lebanese chicken with grilled vegetables was my favorite of all. The flavors were simple yet delicious. The Chefs Seasoned Fries w/ bbq aïoli ketchup. The fries them self were perfect but the sauce tasted like regular ketchup. If that's the worse we are doing good. Private parking lot but it is a busy lot with so many business around. You don't know what you are missing, stop by and enjoy a great meal with a relaxing atmosphere.

This place was just okay. The service was actually pretty good and we were excited to try this restaurant out but I've been to other Mediterranean grills that are much better for a lot less money!!

Came in with my wife for a quite meal, but unfortunately we couldn't enjoy our meal due to a shrieking kid who went on and on with the parents nearby obvious to the noise generate. I could barely hear my wife and we were completely across the restaurant. What bothered us the most was the staff did nothing if anything but encourage that noisy disturbance. No more for us!!!!!!

This one is definitely a hidden gem. In the southeast corner of the strip mall plaza of Decatur & Flamingo is the cleanest and fanciest restaurant in the local off-strip area. Personally speaking, it's surrounded by liquor/vape stores, massage shops, and a Burger King so didn't expect such a classy place. Turns out I thought I was under dressed! Even our server was top notch; it seemed like he had been imported from a fancy French vineyard. Anyways, the food was spectacular and their dishes are great for everyone. Something in the way it's cooked maybe, but it felt lighter and more tastier. I had to go with the favorite, Chicken Shawarma Tacos ($14). Also the Black Angus Persian Kabob ($11). Both were great and I know I can eat happy when I order those again. It was so good that I regret not coming here sooner. Especially because I live close by, I'll either dine in again or try for take out.

Besides the screaming toddler in the restaurant the entire time we ate, this place has some sort of identity crisis. The website seems pretty sophisticated and when we walked in (by the way, it's in a very sketchy area) it looked somewhat upscale. That's where it ended. There were two tvs on the wall and their wine list was composed of white and red. No labels to look at. And then the food. I was expecting true Jerusalem related cuisine. But they had fettuccini, schnitzel and other completely unrelated types of food. Thankfully, we were told they stopped serving sushi. Things tasted ok but we couldn't enjoy anything because there was that family with a screaming toddler who they didn't seem concerned about at all. We felt like we were sitting in someone else's kitchen. After paying an incredibly high bill, we both left with headaches vowing never to go back. Their image and their reality just don't match up. Save yourself the drive and the bucks and choose just about anywhere else to eat.

Great food great ambiance little bit expensive but you get what you pay for If you looking for a nice kosher place this your place in Vegas

The food expensive and disgusting. They give fancy names and charge a lot Service is terrible we wait for hamburger. 45 minutes then we decide to. Cancel the order and leave there are many Mediterranean restaurants cheaper and the food a lots better it's was my first and last time 0 star

I would like to thank our new friend, Carlos. Incredible service by a very knowledgeable individual. Unless he was hosing us, he's a great source for discovering the intricacies of deep Vegas. The Vegas the tour guides will never learn. He knows his way around a menu, too. The food in this place is remarkable. Simply delicious. They actually understand authentic cuisine which is a huge plus. See what happens when you leave the strip? On our first few visits I was amazed at the high quality and sophistication of the dishes they feature. Kosher Israeli and Mediterranean dining is more of a social style of eating where conversation is encouraged. It's especially prominent in the appetizer or Tapas phase of the meal. At the Chef's Table tonight we focused on this and ordered nothing but Tapas. The Jerusalem hummus on warmed pita was my contribution. My friend Julian set us up with Falafel fusion Tabulleh and of course Mrs. E. donated a generous portion of Grandma's Matzaball soup. In addition to all the wonderful vegetables the tabulleh stars an Italian garlic, roasted cinnamon apricot and sesame tahini. I'd grab a spoon and go to town on this, but grandma might be up there watching. On the trail of main entrees and courses, I suggest trying a vegan masterpiece called the Fasolia Beef Soup. They also have an incredible skewer entitled the Black Angus Persian Kebob with tomato and jalapeño. The Lamb & Beef Merquez. Basically, that's uncooked meat in a lamb casing spiced with caraway, spicy paprika add caramelized tomato and poached egg. Of course, you can never go wrong with the Snitzle Milanese. That's a fancy way of saying Marinated Chicken breast with the house jungle salad. It is really tasty. I am learning they have plans to remodel and most likely change up the menu. I have a hard time believing much will change and if it does, it'll be for the better! 11/21.

The best Kosher restaurant in the US, high quality, high service level, great experience, everything was tasty and fresh!!!!

Food is just amazing. Can't even remember which dishes we had...ate myself blind! Shawarma and the spicy beef were tops!

Nasty, stale, overpriced. It's similar to Egyptian food but it had no taste no spices. Extremely over priced for being similar to middle eastern food. Do not recommend this place

NOT an Israeli service, rude, unprofessional, with limited choices. Worst restaurant I've been to in Las Vegas. Ordered spicy margarita, on the rocks/salt. And the drink was served up in a martini glass????!!!! Ordered roasted eggplant and hummus: was served one pita for the table of two people. Sushi - got served without any soy sauce or wasabi. "Fried imitation crab sticks" - since when this is even a "dish" at the fine dining restaurant?! Shawarma Pita - no choice of bread. As for spicy marinated peppers "jalapeños" only. No amba. Coke - server forgot to deliver. Chocolate cake - server forgot to deliver. Champaign - server forgot to bill me. Orange juice - server forgot to bill me. Pictures by owner show shawarma & Gold Star beer - servers don't even know this brand of beer.

I love this place! The place is pretty, clean and has great ambiance. The workers are kind and very hospitable. They really treat you like guests at their home. I ate a bunch of great food and enjoyed every dish. I highly recommend the kebabs! My favorite! So tender and flavorful. And of course, I loved the falafel. The owner made sure that I got fresh cooked falafel and oh my goodness, you all need to try it! I will definitely be coming back! If you're looking for amazing, home-cooked quality Mediterranean food, this is the place to go. Highly recommend.

Everything about it is wonderful. The food is affordable as well as the staff is lovely. It's a reminder of my home countries food and I'm thankful that the environment is clean and well managed.

Bad business ethics. Clearly used the restaurant.com platform to drum up business, and then refuse to honor the gift cards. Not to mention the menu selections seems a bit all over the place, their "cuisine" is overpriced for basic items that have catchy names. To sum up, there is no reason to spend money at a place like this when their far better far more convenient restaurants in Las Vegas. This place is located next to a tattoo shop and a shady massage parlor.

We loved coming here! It's a nice experience overall. I would say don't come here if you're on any type of schedule. Everything is slow paced here and according to my husband that once came on his lunch break and had to leave without ordering it's like that all of the time. But if you're able to relax and visit with company you won't mind the slow but happy atmosphere here. We ordered brisket, mujadara, Turkish cigars, baby potatoes, and other people at our table ordered many different items which they all seemed to like. The brisket was exceptional very sweet but delicious and beautiful presentation. The mujadara sadly was lacking flavor, it needed like triple the amount of onions. Turkish cigars was wonderful I highly recommend those! Lovely kosher dinner I won't forget. I hope we get to come back here again soon!

Absolutely loved every single plate that we ordered! Definitely will be returning! The ambiance was perfect for a date night. The staff was very friendly

Something different, yet familiar, with a lot of great quality to offer. We didn't really plan this one out, but got invited by friends last minute to try something new. We love Mediterranean food and this has some similar options along with some uniquely cultural twists. Service started out a bit slow, but then ramped up with everything coming out really close together. Sort of a 0-60 on the meal, but we enjoyed it all the same. The hummus sampler was huge and all of the flavors were made well. Obviously preferences will vary, but the textures were really smooth and flavors lived up to their names more or less. The only consistent negative was the mango chutney was a bit light on mango flavor compared to how rich the other options were. The shawarma tacos had a unique spice blend on some of the juiciest chicken shawarma I've ever had. Shaved thin and really tasty. The harais steak sliders were really interesting. Crispy fried pita with what tasted like a chopped steak inside that had good flavor. Great to share. Our burger was cooked perfectly with a tasty sauce. It's a bit tough to justify a $22 al a carte burger though which makes the expectation incredibly high, and there is another prime burger that's even double this price. Overall it was a good experience that I wouldn't mind going back to, but was a bit pricey for some of the options which puts it into a pretty competitive restaurant class making it less likely to revisit very often.

The food is amazing, the vibe is great.. it's pricey but of course kosher food is always pricey but trust me it's so worth it.. I had shnitzel here for my bday and wow

We were very happy to find a kosher restaurant near our hotel. We don't have any where we live. Food selections were awesome and yummy

Service food prices every aspect this place is perfect! Fresh tasty and great service by Nicolas Love this place

It's back!!! They have sushi again at this amazing Mediterranean Kosher restaurant. The sushi was amazing. I had the red dragon, spicy tuna cucumber avocado and ponzu sauce. Pure heaven. The. The Mexican Samurai was so GM yummy with tuna, and yellowtail with jalapeño and cilantro. Their Israli salad is the best I've had. The service is amazing. It's been a long time since I've experienced such professionalism with all staff friendly, quick and wanting to please. Great hiring and training here! I highly recommend this restaurant. The quality and taste and service is amazing.

This evening a friend of mine spontaneously invited me to join him for dinner. I was exhausted, having been researching and writing for way too long. My friend, a Rabbi, was also tired but he loves to eat. Simple. Meanwhile, in anticipation of a visit to the Table, I quietly concealed the sensation of my stomach contorting into a huge smiley face. I was, justifiably, excited for another night of fellowship and a warm meal at the Chef's Table. The restaurant is decently sized with a very open layout. A bar forms a sideline on the far wall. The guest in this larger area peacefully enjoy conversation, warm meals, and cold drinks. They create a natural white noise that is calming. I realize the ambiance of this restaurant is unique. It experienced a mist like calmness in the air, a noticeable tranquility, almost melancholy dining area, but i dinner here, Other restuarants of a similar size are louder and the quick, frantic movement of stafftends to beAmazingly We arrived without a reservation but were surprisingly seated very comfortably. Although a sizeable large parties and others converged to the entance door rather suddenly.dining at the Table againas I recalled our last dinner at theTableseemed likebut was secretly thrilled as I learned we were return to te Chef's Tablewe were returning for another n the telepone and spontaneously asked me to

One thing I learn about Kosher food is that it is exceedingly pricey. And it makes me wonder why is kosher meat way more expensive than non-kosher meat. While dining in, I had an opportunity to speak to the manager Aviva and learn a great deal about how to distinguish Kosher meat while also gaining some knowledge about Parve food. The reason why kosher meat is more expensive is that in Jewish Law, they follow specific criteria how an animal is slaughtered. In order for the meat to be kosher, the animal must be healthy, must not have any disease, punctured wounds, or broken bones. This information in itself gave me assurance that the meat I'm consuming is from a healthy animal. Next I ask what is it that makes Parve food so different. In Jewish Law, they cannot cook or consume meat together with dairy. However with Parve food, since it has no dairy and no meat, it can be eaten with either meat or dairy. It is a little confusing to understand, but I can see why it is important to consume good quality and clean food. I begin my order with a Limonana Slushie ($5) which is a house blended lemonade with fresh mint leaves, and this drink taste light and it's so refreshing. I went for the Matzaball Soup ($9) which is a Jewish soup dumpling made from a mixture of matzah meal, eggs, water, and oil. The soup is serve hot and it comes with two homemade Matzaballs that are slow cooked in a savory chicken broth, and it has soft vegetables like carrots, onions, red bell pepper, zucchini, celery, and pumpkin. I like the soup and I can taste the flavor, I just wish I had more than two Matzaballs. For entrée, I chose the Hummus & Shawarma ($15) which is serve with thin strips of slow roasted chicken, Jerusalem hummus, and two freshly baked pita bread. The pita bread is thick and it's sourced from a vendor that makes real pita bread like in Jerusalem. The strips of chicken are tender and well-seasoned. The Jerusalem hummus has a pronounce taste of tahini flavor and it's garnish with cooked chickpeas, onions, bell pepper, paprika, and parsley. I like the hummus, it is very filling especially when it's eaten with pita bread. I wanted to save room for dessert so I had the rest of my meal packed to-go. Now there isn't a dessert list on the menu, it's something you would have to ask and inquire what they have available. I chose Parve Triple Chocolate Fudge Cake ($12) and given how there is no dairy, the cake does taste very light but I wish they had put more chocolate flavor to give this dessert a little more oomph. The interior restaurant looks modern and high end, there is good music in the background, they have TV for entertainment, and the service is exceptionally friendly. One important tip is if you are a local resident, you get a local discount on your meal.

During our recent visit to Las Vegas, we decided to revisit Jerusalem Grill, a restaurant we had always enjoyed in the past. However, we were disappointed this time around. It had been two years since our last visit, and unfortunately, the food and service did not meet our expectations. One significant change we noticed was the significant increase in prices. For instance, a Shawarma plate now costs $40, which we found to be quite steep. To make matters worse, the portion size was smaller than before, consisting only of a small salad and a limited amount of shawarma. Unlike other kosher restaurants we have been to, Jerusalem Grill did not provide any additional sides such as hummus, and if you wanted even a small portion of hummus, you had to pay an additional $20. We found this to be exorbitant and unjustifiable, especially considering that other establishments in the area offer generous portions and a variety of sides at more reasonable prices. It seems that Jerusalem Grill is taking advantage of their monopoly in the area, leading them to charge whatever they please. This approach is unfair and leaves a negative impression on their customers.

There are no words that can describe the experience here. From staff to cuisine, Jerusalem Mediterranean has out done themselves. The staff and owner is extremely courteous to guests as well as making sure everyone is comfortable. Just about everything on the menu is delicious, but I would highly recommend the spicy beef/lamb kabobs and the brisket. I can strongly recommend their schnitzel. Their steaks are also a great choice, and the side of potatoes are excellent. My guest also enjoyed the falafels and spoke highly of the shawarma. If you are looking for Mediterranean or simply a kosher meal in Las Vegas this is the only spot to go.

We really wanted to give this place a second chance and stepped in after a couple of years. The menu is upgraded from what is shown on yelp. Overpriced food in the name of kosher. We had a very inattentive waitress who brought my daughter food last when we're done. Most places know kids can be impatient and usually don't have kids eating last. It's been sitting on the counter all these time and she brought it out when we asked if they forgot because we had to go back to work. There's so many other options off the strip.

Beautiful restaurant! very elegant and classy dining experience. You can enjoy either casual or fancy dining in this place. The service is excellent and friendly. Food i delicious, generous and authentic. Great fusion of traditional Israeli food with gourmet ingredients and presentation. Meat is fresh and salads are flavorful and delicious. The owner is a young and super professional. He is always around and available to accommodate his guest requests. Even during Covid-19 times, this place managed to nail it with good food and fair prices. Can't wait to go back. Amazing Job - Jerusalem!

Wanted to try this Mediterranean restaurant after reading all the positive reviews. The place inside is beautiful, presentation of the dishes gorgeous, and portions were plentiful and fair for the price. Unfortunately, for the food itself, was not up to par with what I expect as far as flavor. Nothing was exactly great. I ordered the harais steak sliders to start, the bread tasted a little overdone and the meat inside was a bit dry. I order the salmon casablanca with the couscous. The pasta was bland, overcooked, and disappointing. The salmon was actually cooked to perfection. The natural flavor of the salmon was all there, but nothing special to it. I thought the food was overpriced for what they put on the table. Plenty of parking outside. The manager great! Accommodated me for a coupon I purchased that turned out not to be honored any more by them. For this, I give them 4 stars instead of 3.

Didnt know what to expect first time here. Service sucks! Flavor of food good. Menu items are wierd! Half menu mexico meets persian or american style dishes. Whole feel is that yuppie LA atmosphere with wannabe fancy menu items to me thats a joke I dont like it if you do then you will love the place. Way way overpriced!

Oh yes. I need to come back to try more! I don't know if I have ever had "real" Matzaball soup before, but I can say that I have! I dropped by the spot on a weekday during lunch and was super impressed. The place was relatively empty. I was greeted warmly, and seated in a comfy spot. I decided to order Grandma's Matzaball Soup, a side of the Israeli couscous, and some Moroccan okra salad. The soup was perfect for lunch, savory and filling. After eating this, I feel like I had never tried a matzaball before, because I was so impressed by the texture and taste. I am a huge fan of couscous. Israeli couscous is more of the texture of pasta - this version was nice and moist. The side of Moroccan okra salad was more of a dip. It had a great taste and texture that broke up the other heavier items I was eating. I can't wait to come back and try the rest of the menu.

I've been here a dozen times and the food is always delicious. They added new stuff to the menu, so I got some different things this time, ptitim, avocado egg rolls, soup and tacos All really good!!

Am from out of town and wanted some nice savory food without hitting the Strip so this place sounded awesome especially based off reviews. But I don't know why this place has such a high rating. It's good, but not the best I've had, and def overpriced with tiny portions. Would've been more satisfied going to in n out, and almost went because I was still so hungry! Pros: food is flavorful, tasty, and well prepared. Great hospitality. Interior looked nice, though we did takeout. They were decently careful with wearing gloves and masks, though I think could've done better with separating sanitized vs. used pens and menus. (I'm still not comfortable eating indoors anywhere). Cons: portions are TINY. The steak kabob came with ONE baby skewer on a bed of sautéed veggies. For $11, would've expected at least a full sized skewer. The lamb-beef combo plate at least had two baby skewers on shakshuka and toasted pita....but at $20, it was overpriced; it was basically shakshuka and pita with a bit of meat as garnish. The eggplant appetizer was good but also in no way "a very large portion" as was claimed. It was, however, bugger than the steak kabob meal. It may just be the typical Vegas premiums but for being off-Strip during COVID, didn't expect high prices coupled with meager portions. I was left still hungry after this $44 meal of 2 "entrees" and 1 app for 2 adults.

So so good. I felt a little like a fish out of water being that this establishment seemed to be the it spot for the lovely Jewish community. The people probably noticed and welcomed me and my family like their own. The food is beyond words! The flavor is impeccable! We had the cheesecake cups for dessert and it was so light and flavorful it blew my mind. I had to take my dad when he came in to town and I will most definitely be returning!! 5 stars!!