Moishe's Restaurant

An absolute horror! I’ve been bedridden for three days after daring to taste their so-called “cuisine.” The chicken in my sandwich was a cadaverous grey, clearly already living its second life. Just three bites were enough to make me seriously ill. And the service? As cold and hard to digest as their food: bored staff, extreme slowness, zero consideration for the customer. Avoid like the plague… unless you want to test the very limits of your stomach.

3.95 stars I've been coming here for a long time but haven't been here for a few years so I was happy to see that it's the same experience although with inflation it's a little bit more pricey than I remembered! Had the gyro, all the ingredients tasted fresh and delicious still! The ladies here are still all business if you're into that type of thing, personally I'm more focused on the food. However there was one lady this time that did smile 😊!!!

I had a chicken shawarma wrap. The chicken was tender and juicy, but wrap as a whole was a little bland. I would have liked it to be spicy and hence the 4 stars. Service was quick and the lady at the counter was hospitable. Most of the folks in the kitchen looked like senior citizens and they definitely were doing their best to manage the lunch hour rush. Prices are slightly expensive though.

Had lunch at Moishe's in the farmers market at 3rd and Fairfax. I had a Greek salad, fresh and delicious. My wife had a chicken pita wrap. She enjoyed it. The farmers market has been there for close to 100 years. I, personally, have been coming to the farmers market for around 25 years, and Moishe's has been there all that time. I recommend this restaurant.

Just had a huge lunch and picked a lot of items off the menu. The pizza (pide) was amazing. Dough with hand stretched and baked in a brick oven. Everyone who worked there was super nice and they even offered samples. Will definitely be back!

a Greek restaurant that offers a wide variety of dishes. However, I won't be returning due to the unpleasant behavior of a lady who works there and treats people poorly .The matter didn't stop there; I got food poisoning and didn't feel comfortable all night.. It's disappointing when such negative encounters overshadow the otherwise enjoyable experience.

The food was just ok. Nothing memorable and a tad on the salty side. It’s the farmers market so no frills dining and don’t expect cups or ice. Another overpriced LA experience.

Ordered a chicken wrap ($14) Texture and flavor are ok but wrap size is too small. I have good appetite so i wasn’t lucky at all. If you’re looking for a quick bite and good chicken flavor this is the place.

Got the chicken shawarma wrap and was shocked at how bland it was. The sauce was good but it somehow leaked through the foil and all over the bag below it. I've definitely had better shawarma in LA

Hung out at the Farmer's Market today. Had lunch at Moishe's. You order at the counter and can either eat at the nearby food court tables or have the food for takeout to go. We ordered the lamb kebab plate and gyros plate. The lamb kebab was tasty. The gyros were good but the pita bread easily fell apart. There was a lot of meat and very little lettuce. Both dishes had two sides. The food court was very busy and loud.

You can't go to the FM and not eat at Moishes, this place is what brings the middle east to our community. Ani at the front was great, prices are unmatched BUT the food is to die for. Please do your self a favor and visit them asap. Portions are very big, everything you choose will make you dream about going back over and over. Thank you for your great service and fantastic food.

Best hummus I've tasted in a really long time!! Happy to have chosen to eat at Moishes at my visit to the Farmers Market and Grove. We ordered the chicken shawarma wrap, the chicken was seasoned deliciously, and the fattoush salad was lightly dressed and fresh. I will likely visit again for a large size hummus, and to try different items. The chefs were also very welcoming and friendly.

Urging the black community to avoid Moishe's stall at the Grove in response to racists practices, particularly on Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday." I am an older black man who wanted to have a nice day at the Grove with my girlfriend. While waiting in line to place my order, I turned to ask my date for her choice. Another woman cut in front of me and began ordering. When I pointed out that I was already in line, the owner stated that the woman would be served first. This racial treatment was uncomfortable and took some of the fun out of the day. No one needs to be treated like that. Instead of receiving an apology, I was met with a bad attitude. I understand that this is often the norm for the treatment for people of color, but I refuse to support such racism. There are a lot of wonderful restaurants at the Grove. My date and I were treated to wonderful service and food at Du Par's. A tribute to Martin Luther King and his fight against racism was staged less than 50 yards from the stall. Maybe the owner's of Moishe's should visit the exhibit

3.75 stars Update to my review from many years ago; good to see still the same experience albeit thanks to inflation a bit more $$ than I remembered. Had the gyro, which is my favorite choice here, flavorful and fresh tasting ingredients although the meat seemed a bit saltier than I remembered. The ladies here are still all business except this time there was one that actually did smile!

Food is ok - under hear lamp, but expensive snd service bad. They were really dismissive and rude. They were chatting and when I asked to order food, they acted like we were bothering them. Kind of a mood ruiner.

This place is a true gem. Amazing quality in food & service. The food is fresh, hot & healthy.

I'm Everado I went to eat there with friends and it was amazing food nice environment I'm definitely coming back every one was super nice

This has been my go to place forever! They make the best tabouli and hummus and not to mention the chicken skewer. You get a lot of bang for your buck. Everything tasted really fresh, light and delicious. My teen daughter who is a very picky eater, said that she will never eat chicken or (spicy) hummus anywhere else ever again.

Favorite place ever! recommended the Lulu Kebob and we were blown away! Bets Mediterranean food.

Do NOT come here. They were out of almost everything! I ordered the beef plate and asked for a side of tahini sauce and the lady looked at me crazy asking why I would want a tahini sauce with my meal. Excuse me?!! Are you serious?! She proceeded to say "i dont know why you would want that sauce it doesnt go with that meal" who are you to tell me what to not get, i want the sauce! Anyway.. I started reading yelp reviews and read 4 people got food poisoning. When i got my food, i ate one piece of beef and was done, now im paranoid. I hope I don't get sick!!!

Yummy good place to eat. Can't wait to come again. Services was good and awesome. I would recommend this place.

Unfortunately terrible taste ever..! I respect other people's positive feedbacks cause they are naive, you can only say this place has good food iF YOU HAVE NOT HAVE REAL SHAVARMA , GYRO OR KEBAB experiences. TERRIBLE...!

I always past by Moishes but never gave it a try, so my family and I decided to give it a go, we saw a line but it went by fairly quick, they recommended the Lulu Kebob and we were blown away! My kids also I loved watching them work the grill..

This Sunday, I ordered a falafel wrap and desert item very close to their closing time. This meal was the best food I have ever consumed in my life, and I'm saying this as some one who has travelled all across the world eating at various Micheline star restaurants and other very high end ones. The staff was also so kind to me and the ambiance was amazing. I had a whole conversation with the staff and I felt like I had known them for years. This place really made me feel at home and I am most definitely travelling all the way back to the grove just for their food again- I need to try their whole menu.

Third time here. This time I got the chicken kebab plate and shawarma wrap. The food has always tasted very fresh and the meat is seasoned perfectly. Portion size is good. There's plenty of seating out front which is nice. The ladies at the counter were very nice.

No complaints to be had here when you have been wandering around LA and you're starving for lunch!! I'm a huge fan of Greek food and this place at the Farmer's market did not disappoint!! Giving it a 4 because it's a little pricey for a gyro and no side ($14) but delicious nonetheless. Typical gyro on Pita with gyro meat, tomato, onion and some lettuce and sauce. Honestly it was so good and the pita was so soft it fell apart on me. This was a delicious stop and great for lunch!! Wish we had a side but it was still delicious and the food was prepared relatively fast. No complaints to be had.

Got food poisoning. I threw up after few hours of having gyro wrap. The food was uncooked. The way they prepare food looks dirty. Don't come here.

Not the best and there are better options in the area. Also should be using gloves when touching food.

The ladies that cook and work at this place, and have done for decades, rain or shine, ARE INCREDIBLE. The quality and freshness of the food is always excellent. The Lebanese chef lady is out of this world talented, and the women who stand for hours at a time always greet you with kindness. Love it!

Food is ok , order shawarma was too salty. Service one of lady was very rude !!! I don't know why it's was so difficult to give me fork I asked politely she kinda yelled at me ! Like wtf ?

Great place for Mediterranean food/kabobs. The food quality is definitely worth it for the price you pay. You pick an entree and also side dishes. Generous portions. Perfect for sharing. For drinks, they have their own bottled water.The women behind the counter do a wonderful job preparing the food and serving you. This time, I went in the morning around 10am. We ordered #2 which is lamb and got couscous and tabbouleh for side dishes. Come in the morning before 11am, if you prefer it not too crowded.

Excellent food! Ani was great to Mike the chihuahua. I would come again and again. My friend Shant told me about it. Look forward to eating again!

Moishe's has been my go-to spot at the Farmer's Market for a while! All the meats are always very tasty, and with a plate order you get 2 sides to choose from and everything's fresh and delicious. My favorite are the tabouleh, babaganoush and hummus. Orders come out fairly quick, it is a bit pricey but that's something you can expect from food stall at the Farmer's Market.

Amazing food. I had a chicken breast kebab with baba ghanouj, tabouli, and pita. It came with a flame grilled tomato also. On the pricey side but at the Farmers Market, what isn't... and nothing appealed to me as much as Moishe's - the authenticity of the choices, the juicy meat & textures, with a wide variety to choose from & flavors were all there! Very satisfying - worth it! And they validated my parking ticket. Don't forget to ask during checkout. I would definitely come back and eat here again.

Early Sunday morning (which means 9ish) I met up with my mom, her comadre, and brought my son along to explore the farmers market. We looked around and I decided to try Moishe's and ordered one of my all time favorites - the lamahjoon. I paid just under $7 and watched as my order was made from scratch and put in a fired oven. I had never had freshly made lamahjoon and let me yell you, it was the best I've ever had. I am happy to report that even the toddler liked it. Delicious and affordable - CASH ONLY!

I agree with the other reviews regarding poor service and overpriced food (I had the falafel plate), however this review is based purely on the fact that after eating here last Tuesday, I ended up having the worst food poisoning I've ever had in my life. That is not an exaggeration. For almost 36 hours, I had an on and off fever of 102.5, and I could not keep liquids down or in. By the time I was done being emptied of my insides, I was so dehydrated that I then had a headache and muscle cramps for another two days. Thank god for Pedialyte. Thanksgiving was a bust, and I've spent most of this week just trying to hydrate and get some energy back. I will never eat here again, and I really recommend that you don't either.

It's expensive~$15 for a gyro wrap but typical grove price these days. The wrap lacked sauce. The meat itself was good/decent but the quantity was low. There were several bites that were just pita/no toppings. Overall it was lackluster.

I decided to give this place a try while I was visiting the farmers market. The pictures of the food looked amazing and honestly I just love middle eastern food. After much deliberation, I decided to order the Gyro Greek Style Wrap. Once I got it, I could barely eat it. It just wasn't good and lacked flavor. The meat was a bit on the tougher side. The customer service wasn't great either. Let's just say for the price you pay, you should be getting something better. I don't think I'll be frequenting this establishment anytime soon. Also, they don't accept credit cards. Bring cash and lots of it.

Ahhh, the pictures and display looked amazing, but unfortunately it didn't translate to the real thing. First, the customer service was pretty bad. I felt like I was bothering them when I was tried to ask if I could place my order. The lady saw me stand in front of the cash for almost 5 minutes before walking over and addressing me. It was 9:30 in the morning, and no one else was in line :( In terms of food, the meat was tough and the rice was on the blander side. I can't recall anything about the dish that I liked or stood out to me. Not to mention, the food was terribly expensive considering how subpar it was- almost 20 dollars for the lamb plate! Unfortunately, I don't think I could recommend this to my friends or the yelp community. Tip for farmer's market customers: if you don't know already, most if not all merchandise/ restaurants will validate your parking ticket. Just make sure to ask when placing your order and bring your parking receipt/ticket with you!

I honestly should have read online the reviews. I'll try to provide constructive criticism. We ordered the wraps. There was no hummus in the wrap. The meat was low quality and not much of it. The pita was old and sad. Too much sauce to cover up the lack of flavor. Overall, it wouldn't take much effort to add more meat and go to whole foods and buy better pita and add hummus. I can provide referrals from whole foods that are not expensive.

Love their food!! We make it a point that we come here,every time,we visit The Grove. They give you enough and everything is so flavorful! I love the beef shish kabob and beef luleh with side of ikrah or babaganoush! Hummus is also good. We came on a Wednesday one time,but they were closed. They validate for parking,which is nice. Looking forward to my next visit.

Ordered the beef shawarma. Not that good. Meet was dry and flavorless. Pita fell apart, sauce didn't feel fresh. Appreciate that they threw in pickles with my order when I asked. Honestly if it weren't for that and the ambiance this place is probably closer to 2 stars.

The falafel plate was sooooo good. $16.95 and really substantial (as in leftovers for later). 5 falafels, tabbbouleh, hummus , lettuce, tomato, tahini and pita. Would 100% come back.

Pay $28 and get a kids portion size meal lol foods good though not worth $28 though. Couple pieces of meal and tiny sides

One of my favorite restaurant in the Farmer's Market. It was January 18th, 2016 when I first visited them and ate an oval pizza with ham & eggs. It was so delicious. Can't wait to visit you guys again.

Update because I realized they have 2 stands at the farmers market! Right next to the meat station is a pizza-like station. We got an egg & cheese and it was so simple yet so amazing! I docked a star because we ordered with no line, just us, and it took forever- she cleaned out the oven before making it. This stand also doesn't take credit card so you have to go to the other one to pay. Just a bit of a hassle. But they taste great and are a good price ($6.95)

I loved the food here! Quality and delicious!! I even tried the shawerma, it was so good. Mohamada, the grilled beef and the hummus was really good!!

Excellent Babaganoush & Hummus! I used to buy their dishes at a nearby grocery store & found out that I can order directly from their restaurant, made fresh and delicious! It feels great to support a family owned business and the people working there are very nice too.

I found these interesting Armenian pizzas while I was wandering around the Farmer's Market. I just wanted to try one, and I was not disappointed. The lady was very friendly and patiently described the menu for us. We decided on the lahmajune, which was a ground beef. It took some time to cook but I liked that they used the wood-fired oven. The pizza came out very crisp and tasty. It was full of spices. I like that they cut it into smaller pieces and provide you forks and napkins. I would be back to try the other toppings! Yelp tip: keep your receipt, especially if there are other customers besides you

Cash only!! I've been here a few times when I've visited the farmers market. The prices are pretty cheap ($7-8) for the amount of food you get. I've ordered the barbecue chicken and spinach and cheese borekas. The barbecue chicken was pretty tasty and had lots of flavor while the spinach and cheese was quite plain. The cook the borekas in a fire oven right in front of you and they cook pretty quickly. I haven't tried any of the sides that they offer. Overall good cheap meal if you're looking for a deal at the farmers market. Make sure to bring cash!

Yes, it's expensive. Yes, the service is not always with a smile. But if you're a fan of middle eastern/Mediterranean food there is no better chicken kebab is Los Angeles. I've been eating here for over ten years, basically anytime I come to the Grove. Moishe's truly never disappoints.

I'm not sure if this is the same place that I went to inside of the farmers market/ the Grove. The place I went to was called Moishe's Village . After not eating meat for some reason I just need to things a little bit more basic. I was attracted to this place because it looked really easy kind of like a pizza but not. I decided to give it a try and get some cheese pesto kind of bread like. It was six dollars which I thought was Reasonably priced .The lady that worked there was very difficult . . She saw me taking pictures and told me no pictures. Then where I had to sit gave me this receipt that she insisted on me giving back. Let's just say our customer service sucked unfortunately the food wasn't that great either we live in learn.

Soooo disappointed, was starving and was craving for a yummy falafel sandwich. First off the lady who took my order was not friendly at all. Second, when I got my food it was so light, I looked in the bag and that sandwich was the skinniest pita wrap I've even seen in my life. It was about the size of 1 and half Vietnamese spring roll. In length and size. It was about a 4 bite meal. Besides the size of it, the wrap was all soggy and sauce was dripping everywhere through the bag. Third, that skinny wrap cost me $11! What a super rip off. If you are looking for an expensive overpriced snack, then this is the place to go.

After living in the neighborhood for over 25 years I finally decided to try the restaurants at the farmers market. I was so happy to come upon moishes because it seems on the healthier side. I absolutely love it and highly recommend it. We had chicken kebabs with rice, potatoes and hummus as well as Fattoush. Even my finicky 11--year-old's God kids enjoyed it well.

A nervous lady was ordering in this restaurant. He charged us twice for one meal. Dirty and messy! Do not eat here!!!!

Beyond my expectations!!!! They deserve more than Five stars I've been in California for almost a year now couldn't find a place with THE Shawarma and stuffed grape leaves to die for !!! Service is great they are friendly and clean

The food tasted good but I won't go back because the food fell on the floor before we got our bags to go and they didn't give us a new set of food and didn't even acknowledge or apologize for it. The total for the people I was with and I was almost 50 dollars and so we ate some of it, not sure if it was a co-incidence but someone in my group didn't feel well the next day.