SAJJ Mediterranean (SF FiDi)

We stopped by for a quick bite and were promptly greeted by the staff. Being our first time they assisted us with ordering suggestions. Everything was delicious and the portions were more than enough. I was impressed by the use of fresh ingredients. They also offered us a complimentary cup of lentil soup with our order. The restaurant is well kept and there was plenty of seating when we visited the location. 👍👍

5 stars for the food in the past, 1 star today... I'm hoping this is a temporary issue and not the new norm. The steak bowl I normally love was not the same... Should've been called "steak&onion" because of how many onions they added (the steak already had enough flavor btw) and I got some steak pieces that were BARELY edible. Like chewing on a tire. Cucumber/tomato mixture was soggy and flavorless. WHAT CHANGED???

This food is so bad that I feel compelled to write a review to warn people. I don't understand how they have good reviews, it's inedible and doesn't deserve to be called mediterranean food. The meat is dog food grade quality.

Some of the lowest quality ingredients I've had in a chicken shawarma as well as the steak shawarma. 2 stars for convenience in a pinch. Not worth it

OMG best food I had all week in the fidi! Felt fresh and love the concept of a dyi middle eastern place! I was able to put so many veggies on my bowl :) I loved the music and vibe. Outside area is cute. Prices are decent and love the compostable bowls :)

$14.78 for the falafel rice bowl, and it comes with good lentil soup. Fast service and clearly labeled vegan and gluten free options. Definitely will come back.

If I were to describe Sajj Mediterranean in three words it would have to be fresh, aromatic, and rejuvenating! I know that rejuvenating might be a strange word to describe food with but hear me out. After I have a super filling meal, that dreadful food coma feeling sets in immediately and it makes me want to laze around, but after my friends and I tried two different entrees, lentil soup, and hella pita bread we were still ready to run around the city. Not only was the food rejuvenating, it was packed with vegetables sourced from around the bay area. It wasn’t until the end of our meal that I noticed the big sign that showed which cities in the bay they get each of their ingredients from. Any entree you get will literally come with your serving of vegetables for the day, maybe even three days. You can choose from so many different options like eggplant, chickpeas, pickles, avocado, tomatoes, cauliflower, slaw, beets, and soooo many more things. I let the manager build our plates for us! We got a vegan plate that came with falafel, diced pickles, hummus, arugula + balsamic dressing, rice, cauliflower, eggplant, chickpeas, tomatoes, and tahini to pour over top. We also got the steak shawarma with hummus, tzatziki, arugula + balsamic dressing, and rice. Also, let me tell you that everything was seasoned with the heart, not a damn measuring spoon. Every single component tasted as if it was seasoned separately so that it created layers upon layers of flavor and gave it so many different levels of depth. I could legit eat their falafel all day long as long as it was served with their piping hot and soft pita bread + garlic sauce (toum). We all fell so hard for the toum that we took home a 16oz tub of it. We got it on Monday and it was finished by Wednesday. What made their toum so unique though is the fact that aside from the typical seasonings, garlic, oil, and lemon, they add potatoes. It gives it almost a mashed potato consistency and it is to die for. Literally found ourselves putting it on everything from banh mi to breakfast sandwiches, such a good addition. Our experience at Sajj Mediterranean could not have been better. The staff, specifically Zenen, were so accommodating and ready to host us and provide us with whatever we needed to be comfortable and happy. Definitely stop by Sajj Mediterranean if you’re in the Bay Area!

Beyond disappointed with this place. Ordered a falafel bowl online through their website and received this bowl WITHOUT the falafel. This bowl is just rice and veggies in truckloads of sauce - that isn’t even that flavorful. Tried calling their number to request a refund on the lack of protein (in a protein bowl) and didn’t receive any response. would not recommend! perhaps their service is better in person but I will not be ordering from here again

This mediterranean bowl is LOADED. Love that it's Chipotle/Cava style so you can take advantage of all the toppings. Very good competitor to Cava and a lot of value for the Bay Area if you order right. Will be a new lunch staple. 4.2/5

Updating my review for 5 stars. The amount of different healthy and delicious toppings and sauces and flavors that you can get in one of their bowls is truly amazing. I love to try a little bit of everything, and you get so many fresh topping choices to go along with quality meat or falafel options. This is my go to place for lunch in the Fi di, not just b/c it is close, but b/c I know I will be full, I know I will be satisfied, and I know it will be a healthy meal! If you are into a colorful and diverse photo op meal, this checks the box as well. The staff is fast, the restaurant is clean, there is indoor and outdoor seating. Self serve water is available. You can also order online to have it ready when you get there. If lentil soup is your thing or if free things are your thing, you can also get a free lentil soup with your meal. Definitely a nice touch. To top it all off, the meals are reasonably priced and affordable. At the time of this review, the Chicken bowl is $15.45 before taxes. Great value. Keep doing what you are doing!

On Pine and Beldon, where the alley is filled with picnic tables and somehow seemed sunny, this is a convenient, affordable, and good place for lunch. I ordered the falafel wrap, but there are also bowls and pita options. When you order, it's a bit of taqueria style with lots of choices for fillings included in the price. For example, hummus, cabbage, tahini. harissa, eggplant. The line was long, but it moved fast. I appreciated the unexpected free little bowl of lentil soup. The food felt warm and nourishing. We happened upon this place without any kind of review check, and I feel like we lucked out.

It was pretty good and decent price for a quick bite in the city. Also healthier than a lot of lunch options around. Love the customizable nature of each dish. Not too busy and got served right away. Played good music in the restaurant too.

Ordered chicken & steak shawarma rice bowls from this location twice on MealPal and was very pleased with my choice. The portion is on point and the flavor is great. I can definitely taste the freshness of the ingredients. The green sauce that came with the bowl was amazing. I'd say this is a pretty solid lunch spot in FiDi. I think they also have several other locations. Would recommend!

Great place, fresh ingredients, and generous portions. The best middle eastern bowls in the area! Great place to grab lunch.

This was my first but definitely not my last time at Sajj. My favorite protein option is the pomegranate protein, which is packed with flavor and pairs perfectly with the build-your-own bowl concept. There are so many toppings to choose from, including (but not limited to) cauliflower, beets, tomatoes, hummus, and garlic spreads, allowing me to create a bowl that suits my taste preferences perfectly. One of the best parts about dining at Sajj is that they offer a free lentil soup with every order, which is a delightful bonus. The soup is flavorful and adds a comforting touch to the meal. I wouldn't pay for it, but its a nice comforting touch to my bowl. Another great perk is that if you sign up online, you get $5 off your first order, making it even more enticing to try it for the first time.

My favorite Mediterranean food in SF. Prices are fair, portion is good and quality is great. Staff is excellent too. Always look forward to coming back.

Sajj was the once new work lunch spot in town. Now it has become a staple. So much so that when I returned to SF for work, I had to hit it up. Sajj borrows from the Chipotle model. Walk up to the counter, order your base (salad, rice) and protein (falafel for vegans), and point to as many sides as you want. Favs include eggplant, cauliflower, chickpeas, pickles, garlic hummus, and baba ganoush. The choices can seem overwhelming. It's probably why Sajj recently rolled out a vegan platter to take the guesswork out. Comes with a side of lentil soup. Two locations, one in the FIDI and the other in SOMA on 2nd. With so many places still closed due to the pandemic, it was nice to discover that Sajj was open and was serving its delicious food.

Unfortunately, I ordered Sajj and found a long dark hair in my bowl. Im not sure what their safety and health protocol is, but maybe hair nets need to be added. Food was good but I feel this ruined the meal

Gosh, I absolutely LOVE Sajj. It is so quick, perfect when you're in a rush, but still want something yummy and healthy. Think mediterranean-style Chipotle. I love the chicken shawafel or pomegranate chicken bowl. Every single topping on there is a perfect fit. I usually get all the spreads and can't choose a favorite. You can't go wrong with the toppings, but I usually add the sumac cauliflower, onions, cucumbers, cherry peppers, arugula, and mint leaves, finished off with either the spicy tahini or cilantro mint chutney. I know some people love the lentil soup. The baklava is so flaky and nutty. Most of the locations I've been to are clean and nicely decorated. The staff is helpful and pack on the toppings on your bowl. I absolutely LOVE Sajj, I even have a loyalty/newsletter (which I almost never do). Definitely recommend.

Their pomegranate chicken is actually quite good and so are their falafel! The lentil soup is average. The service was decent !

Treat yourself to an amazing, fat and juicy falafel wrap full of all kinds of goodness at Sajj. I've been going around the city in search of a lavash falafel wrap, and while the ones at North beach gyros, pharaoh's and others have been quite good (and you can't go wrong with the pita ones at sababa down the street from here), Sajj truly fulfilled my craving. I opted for the Sajj wrap and went half hummus-half tzatziki, fantastic decision making on my part. I then said 'everything please' to the toppings they offered, and they toasted it in some foil for me (I might ask for extra toasted next time for it to be even hotter). The red and green sauces are delightful, perhaps the red one is a tad too salty, I've preferred spicy sauces at other Mediterranean places more. The falafel is crispy with crunchy bits of it adding great texture to the wrap. It's two meals probably but I was hungry enough to eat the entire thing.

A great Mediterranean place to if you are on the go or if you want to dine in! The chicken shawarma is my go to and the portions are pretty big and filling. The service is pretty fast and there's a cute outdoor seating area where you can catch up with friends or dine in. If you are a fan of customizable bowls and are looking for something filling and healthy, highly recommend!

If you're from the east coast and miss Cava, come to SAJJ and you'll be pleasantly surprised that the food is even better than Cava! I got their pomegranate chicken with rice and an assortment of vegetables and spreads. So good! The chicken tasted so fresh and the rice was really flavorful without being salty. I loved the eggplant and cauliflower sides and the hummus, garlic spread, and tzatziki were all great. You really can't go wrong with any of the veggies. They're all so well seasoned and fresh! The side of lentil soup was also good! Not the best lentil soup but it was free with the chicken, so no complaints over here. Definitely would recommend SAJJ for a quick meal!

My co-worker says they are normally packed up lunch, but around 11:40 a.m. on a rainy December Thursday, they weren't too busy. They had a short line of customers but we didn't have to wait in line and there were a couple tables free. * Shawafel pita - 4 stars They have tasty meat and ingredients. The green cilantro sauce is great. Logistically, you end up with all the meat at the bottom and the dressings and sauces on the top. So definitely get a small container of sauce for when you get to the bottom of the wrap!

If I were to describe Sajj Mediterranean in three words it would have to be fresh, aromatic, and rejuvenating! I know that rejuvenating might be a strange word to describe food with but hear me out. After I have a super filling meal, that dreadful food coma feeling sets in immediately and it makes me want to laze around, but after my friends and I tried two different entrees, lentil soup, and hella pita bread we were still ready to run around the city. Not only was the food rejuvenating, it was packed with vegetables sourced from around the bay area. It wasn't until the end of our meal that I noticed the big sign that showed which cities in the bay they get each of their ingredients from. Any entree you get will literally come with your serving of vegetables for the day, maybe even three days. You can choose from so many different options like eggplant, chickpeas, pickles, avocado, tomatoes, cauliflower, slaw, beets, and soooo many more things. I let the manager build our plates for us! We got a vegan plate that came with falafel, diced pickles, hummus, arugula + balsamic dressing, rice, cauliflower, eggplant, chickpeas, tomatoes, and tahini to pour over top. We also got the steak shawarma with hummus, tzatziki, arugula + balsamic dressing, and rice. Also, let me tell you that everything was seasoned with the heart, not a damn measuring spoon. Every single component tasted as if it was seasoned separately so that it created layers upon layers of flavor and gave it so many different levels of depth. I could legit eat their falafel all day long as long as it was served with their piping hot and soft pita bread + garlic sauce (toum). We all fell so hard for the toum that we took home a 16oz tub of it. We got it on Monday and it was finished by Wednesday. What made their toum so unique though is the fact that aside from the typical seasonings, garlic, oil, and lemon, they add potatoes. It gives it almost a mashed potato consistency and it is to die for. Literally found ourselves putting it on everything from banh mi to breakfast sandwiches, such a good addition. Our experience at Sajj Mediterranean could not have been better. The staff, specifically Zenen, were so accommodating and ready to host us and provide us with whatever we needed to be comfortable and happy. Definitely stop by Sajj Mediterranean if you're in the Bay Area!

Phenomenal. So flavorful. So unique. Great portion too. I highly recommend this place. Not many that I've had that are better.

Food is always amazing at SAJJ and their portion is way more than enough. Love the balance of flavors pickly (picked onions, beets, jalapeños...) and nuttiness from hummus that makes a salad so much more enjoyable. I ordered for pickup through Uber Eats and decided to cancel my order for delivery instead. Thanks to Nancy and her staff from SAJJ who noticed the duplicate order and only prepared 1 order. If they would've prepared both orders, I would've been charged for both because Uber eats charge for cancellation (with no additional food to take home). Thank you!

Ordered from here to go and I was glad to know they have a preorder on their website. Bad thing was that I couldn't order for pickup within the hour, it had to be placed 4hours in advanced. I'm not sure it was just at the time I was placing an order, or if that's their practice. Food was great! However, I wasn't completely full after eating this, (Smh @me!) so I'm not sure if the price was worth it. It was good eats tho!! **don't know what it's called, but the cilantro sauce was EXTREMELY DELICIOUS!! If I can buy a container full of it, I will be going back just for that!!

Delicious, I'll come again! It is good for everybody! Veggie options are available!!!!!

Delicious fast casual Mediterranean food for the busy (and hungry) FiDi office worker. The assembly line moves quick here so make your choices between a wrap, pita, salad or rice bowl quick. Protein choices include pomegranate chicken, steak, shawarma, and falafel.... or you can do a Shawafel - a shawarma & falafel combo. Many options for the spreads and toppings to choose from and the ingredients are all pretty fresh. Paralyzed by choice, I typically just go with everything and it still all comes together pretty well. Side of lentil soup is great for cold and wet days. Kearny has quite a few Mediterranean spots but Sajj holds it own pretty well among the many lunchtime options.

New favorite lunch spot alert! For $13 you can get yourself a giant Mediterranean salad filled with goodies. The owner is Jordanian I believe and did great justice to the preparation of the food. I'm Lebanese so have high standards for my hummous and garlic sauce (tomb); theirs was excellent. They also have pickled turnips which is a critical component to shawarma. I did a blend of the shawarma and pomegranate ccicjeb. I was surprised at checkout when they gave me a free lentil soup which was well seasoned and equally delightful. Definitely recommend for lunch!

Great amount of food for $12, including tax! I usually get their falafel salad and add on a bunch of toppings, such as chickpeas, eggplant, tomatoes, hummus, cherry peppers, and more. Not only is the bowl a bit more filling and bigger than some other Mediterranean bowls, it also comes with a lentil soup. The soup itself is very flavorful. The only downside I've experienced is that some of the toppings can be watery at times, which messes up the bowl, especially if there isn't the grains to absorb the excess liquid. The flavors are present, but with the water (such as a scoop of chickpeas and some of the liquids go right into the bowl), it dilutes the flavor. It can be a bit difficult to mix everything together (I usually use the hummus and the tahini as "dressing"), but it's still good. The falafel is fresh, crispy, large. Goes very well with the hummus or by itself. The scoop of hummus as the topping is generous, compared to another place that advertises a hummus bowl that actually doesn't include as much hummus I thought it'd include. Excellent variety and nice staff.

Fast food Mediterranean.....aughhh EXCELLENT! Ordered the rice bowl. Shwarfalafel....excuse my spelling...added cucumber/yogurt sauce, cucumber & tomato, beets, feta, chicken, cauliflower & falafel. Delicious. Next time...i just might try all cauliflower...prefect flavor & easy to chew. Falafel's perfect...are an hour after ordering...still fresh, food did not get hard... Restaurant was clean, orderly, flavorful without too much... Also came with some sort of been soup...also, smooth flavors...very enjoyable. Deliousous meal. Indoor & outdoor seating. Only negative...No legal parking.

Finally, a Chipotle-style Mediterranean option for FiDi office workers! Lunch here costs a bit more than average, about $12 for a bowl. On the upside, you can load your bowl with a ton of delicious toppings and it's more than enough for one meal. All the ingredients used were fresh and tasty. Looking forward to coming back here often!

A Chipotle-esqe Mediterranean joint with pitas, wraps, bowls and salads. The meats and sides are much more flavorful than Chipotle though. A great way to switch up the workday lunch routine. Pomegranate Chicken Pita: Love the pita. It's so much fluffier than the flat discs some joints serve. The pomegranate chicken had a nice tartness complementing the normal umami of chicken. Tasted grilled/griddled rather than stewed, which is ok, but it didn't show complete fidelity to typical pomegranate chicken. Loved all the toppings and sauces to choose from. Especially like that so many items are a pickled, so those of us vinegar loves can go wild. Soup: A simple lentil stew. Very humble compared to all the flavors going on in the pita. So it actually worked out well like a palate cleanser. Strawberry Lemonade: I really enjoyed this. It wasn't too sour and had a generous amount of strawberries. A few nice fruit bits to really add to the experience. Quite refreshing.

Great falafel in pita. Love the chicken bowl With rice and cauliflower. Love the mosaic floor too.

So glad Meal plan has Sajj on the menu!! Sajj is a great place to satisfy your Mediterranean cravings!! I got the chicken shawarma bowl and it was delicious. Came with rice, dill, beets spring mix salad taziki on top of the chicken and chutney! Don't forget to add Sumac!!!

Super delicious, and a lot of food for one bowl! Makes great leftovers :) Definitely plan to be back!

This is the best Mediterranean food! I really loved it. Fresh, delicious, and good portions for every ingredient. Nice service too. I highly recommend this place.

So happy that Sajj opened a Fidi location. I went about a week or two after they opened this location. I've been to the Mountain View one prior and have had catering a handful of times from their 2nd Street location. Online ordering was easy and so I made the trek to the restaurant. Just like with the Mountain View location they had a free bag of their awesome fresh homemade crisp AF pita chips with Yelp check in. The guy was even sweet enough to ask me what dipping sauce I want and hooked it up with two. I got a half rice half greens chicken shawarma bowl. Same great taste, same huge portions, fresh ingredients and healthy enough. I like how Sajj has been consistent between locations and catering. It's a great addition to FiDi.

I came in last minute with a rush lunch order for 11 on Thanksgiving Eve and I fortunate to be greeted by Silvia and Julio. These 2 charming individuals patiently fulfilled my order with all my unclear instructions obscured by my mask. Silvia was so gracious in walking me through each customized bowl, pita and wrap. Oh I forgot to mention this was my first time. Julio helped expedite the orders and this duo ensured that my lunch party was successful. Everyone walked away appreciative of the food. Thank you Silvia, Julio and the SJJ crew. We're right around the block so expect our continued patronage.

Fresh, healthy, filling, and good value. Their setup is service line style (chipotle) where you can pick and customize your meal. Everyone's diet is welcome so long as you like Mediterranean flavors. Be prepared to have some leftovers. Huge plus: they give you a side of lentil soup that's amazing!

Service: It was pretty busy during the lunch rush, but all the staff was so friendly and helpful! It's like a chipotle but with mediterranean food. So quick, so easy, plenty of seating, and service was great! Definitely my new go-to lunch spot!! Food: I got a steak shwarma bowl with half rice and half mixed greens. Added some toppings that i wanted, and I didn't have very high expectations for this place but boy was I wrong. Everything tasted so fresh and delicious. The portion was huge and all the toppings, dressings, meats, were so flavorful. I definitely need to try the other proteins one day. The Hibiscus juice was soooo good, not too sweet, no bitter after taste, PERFECT!! And if it couldn't get any better, they gave out a free bowl of lentil soup which was so good. It was my first time having it and although it's a simple soup, the flavor was amazing. I finished it all! Location: I went through the alley and ended up finding myself on the other side and noticed quite a bit of people. It's the corner of a building and it's pretty hard to miss. It's located in FIDI so don't expect any parking unless you're already parked in the area.

Love the idea of a Chipotle style Mediterranean bowl - it's so satisfying especially when you get a 'Shawafel' which is a Felafel + Shawarma pairing and that's when you know you've got the best of both worlds! Indulged in not only the turmeric rice but all the toppings for my bowl too like the garlic paste, tzatziki, pickles, beets, avo, etc. Also devoured their juices (super refreshing btw and just ~100 calories!!!) - my ultimate fav being the Mandarin Cardamom followed by the Hibiscus and the Blossom n' Spice. Defo going back for refills of these! We ended on a sweet note with their Choc. Hummus and Cinnamon crisps - I quite enjoyed this one as (1) I looove hummus and (2) it felt like a guilt free Choc mousse and guilt free desserts are always welcome :)

Sajj is healthy, hearty, and cheap! I normally get a mix of shawarma and pomegranate chicken on mixed greens. That would be enough food, but then they let you pile on sides and veggies like roasted eggplant, cauliflower, chickpeas, pickled chilis, and more. Is that enough? No -- they throw in a big cup of soup! Super filling and very low carb!

One thing I love about Sajj's is how quick their service is. This particular location has decently high ceilings, so it can be incredibly loud in there, forcing customers to raise their voices in order to be heard by employees serving food. The seating in this location is relatively limited and appears to be more of a grab and go setting. There is outdoor seating in the back but it cannot be used when it is raining outside. I ordered the falafel rice bowl. The serving is pretty large for its price point, which is something that I really appreciate. The falafel was just OK though; wasn't the best I've ever had. Every meal is also served with a side of lentil soup which is tasty! If you check in on Yelp, you will receive a free bag of pita chips (normally $2) soaked in garlic, soooo good.

The best restaurant in the San Francisco and very generous. Everyday I go to eat my launch at SAJJ. Hope one I meet the owner and the CEO. Just say good job.

Wish there was a size option for the bowls. It's always too much food for me. Was also way under prepared for the the register shock today - $17.99 for the chicken kabob rice bowl.

Eating lunch here for first time. Delicious fresh reasonable and pretty. Yummy!!Chicken Shawarma Bowl.

Holy crap. I've walked past this place a few times since I've started working in FiDi and it's always packed! And for good reason. I got the fattest shawafel (falafel and chicken shawarma) bowl! My bowl was so full they could barely close it. Got it with half greens and half rice, with loads of beets, tomatoes, cucumbers, and so. Much. Sauce: hummus, tzatziki, and my favorite: the garlic spread. I grew up in LA around lots of Armenians and the garlic spread was always my favorite. They do an incredible job here--just be sure you have some gum on you because they're not skimpy on the garlic! Comes with a free lentil soup. Pretty decent. Workers are super friendly, super fast service. You won't regret it--definitely can eat for 2 meals (or a mid afternoon snack)

This area of the FiDi has quite a few options for lunch, but every time I walk by SAJJ I'm pulled in by some magnetic force. What makes this place so great is the customizable nature, the lines move fast, and the food is delicious. The falafels for example are warm and crispy and not too dry in the middle. You can get a bowl, a wrap, pita, have them any way that suites you, and they even give you free lentil soup. The best part for me is that it's vegan friendly. They label every item with a "V" for vegan and "GF" for gluten free. It's soooo nice especially in an area that is severely lacking vegan options. If you're a fan of spicy food this place has it as well. Spicy tahini, cherry peppers, and hot peri peri sauce. There's some seating outside which is nice, but i've learned the bowls will last and be just as delicious if you walk back to your work. The same can not be said for other places in the area, which is why Sajj is my go-to lunch spot.

Consistently good; no CAVA in the Bay Area so they're a great alternative! Really quick and easy meal, especially if you're working.

This is like a Chipotle of Mediterranean food - it's most comparable to CAVA if you've ever been to the east coast, with build your own dishes. They have ample seating and it felt like something between a fast food place and a restaurant. PRO TIP: order the chocolate hummus with the cinnamon pita chips. It sounds gross but it was SO good

You're probably going to eat here regardless of this review but here's the tea anyway... I liked coming here, their pomegranate chicken is nice and different. I was turned off today when I ordered from the Ritual app for pick-up and realized when I got back to my office that there were a few things missing. I went back to ask if they could add them and received passive aggressive attitude from the staff "you actually didn't specify in your order that you wanted those but sure, we'll add them" me: "I did it says right here" *points to specification on their screen* staff guy: "well she says she added them, so... " me: *hands food to him* "you can check but they're not in there" staff guy: *shakes head in denial* "do you want us to remake it or..." me: "can you just add them?" staff guy walks away as I say thank you I usually don't let these things bother me but I just think the company should know that they're missing out on opportunities with poor customer service. I don't understand why I was accused of being wrong even when the evidence was right in front of them. I don't make a lot of money and spending $15 on my lunch is a splurge which I do on special occasions. With that said, I won't be wasting my money and time here anymore... there are other great mediterranean places close by.

My husband and I grabbed lunch at Sajj at the 2nd/Brannan location in SOMA and were impressed with all the options. You choose if you want a stuffed pita, wrap, salad or rice bowl, pick a protein, and add toppings. I ordered the "Schawafel" rice bowl which included three proteins (steak, chicken and falafel), sumac cauliflower, eggplant ragout (so good!), hummus, extra feta cheese and tahini sauce. My husband had the Steak Schwarma with what seemed like every topping and spicy tahini. Everything was fresh and flavorful, the Lentil Soup was the perfect side, and I had to try the Chocolate Hummus with Cinnamon Chips which was surprisingly delicious. The housemade fruit drinks were so good, we debated over which was better, his Mandarin Cardamom w/turmeric, apricot, tangerine or my Blackberry w/cinnamon, spearmint & apple cider vinegar. There was also plenty of nearby street parking over the weekend.

Oui Ou! Sajj is a dream come true. It's like the Chipotle of mediterranean food. (heart) By all means not sourced like Chipotle. I have been reassured by the general manager that Sajj's food is all prepared in one kitchen here in the Bay area. With their most delicious baklava coming from Detroit! There's a place called Cava on the East Coast and in Socal that is comparable but none exists in the Bay area. So when A Sajj opened under my PT docs office I was STOOOKED. LOVE SAJJ! The GM who I met on my first visit was a very very nice fellow who offered me all their deserts to try for myself. Yuuumaay! The best baklava I've ever had :D

I'm so excited that there is a new Mediterranean place in my area. Sajj has become my favorite Mediterranean place. I got the chicken shawarma bowl which comes with tumeric rice, your choice of spread (hummus, garlic sauce, or tzatziki), unlimited number of toppings to choose from, and your choice of sauce. Great amount of food for the price you pay. It also comes with a complimentary lentil soup which was delicious! Highly recommend if you're looking for a quick bite. This place will satisfy your Mediterranean cravings.