Suggestions for Israeli near New York

Karen D. • October 15, 2023A great place to eat before or after seeing a show at the Beacon Theatre. The portions are big, and it’s a great place to share dishes.

Katy Z. • January 5, 2013Best falafel I've had in NYC. Get the red pepper balls - tangy and not too dry

Gianni • July 14, 2012Make sure you get the homemade cream cheese with peppers & dill- so good. Never had a better shakshuka. this place is mad Israeli

Tania • June 25, 2017It is soooo good! Brunch menu with orange juice and coffee is unbelievable delicious! Take hot sauce!

Natalie L. • July 24, 2021The falafel is incredible!! Any seafood dish will make you happy too

Daniel L. • July 5, 2013The Fish & Chips or Israeli Sotch Egg are worth the visit. Order and pay at the kitchen window.

Paolo B. • June 23, 2019Great gluten free bagels, you really cannot tell the difference with the regular ones!

Village Voice • September 13, 2010Try the Sabich-Slabs of eggplant are fried into crisp, silken submission & layered into a pita along w/ shredded cabbage, Israeli salad (diced tomatoes, cucumbers, parsley), hummus, & hard-boiled egg.

Jade A. • April 7, 2019Outrageously good food. Vegan options are so. Baby cauli and the green beans are a must. As is the za’atar bread.

Amy B. • January 1, 2022Delicious. Excellent service. Reasonable prices. Get the floss dessert!

Dina R. • August 21, 2020The kunefeh, chicken shwarma, lebneh, muhummahra, and pea kibbeh. Fresh pitas as well. Such a delicious meal!

Bruce L. • May 21, 2011Israeli breakfast great bread and cucumber salad

Lilit M. • June 30, 2013If you're looking for proper Israeli nana tea, this is the place.

Ori • December 11, 2018Authentic Israeli Druze cuisine. Fantastic!

David E. • September 4, 2018Harissa falafel and Zaatar pita were superb

Pat H. • August 7, 2021Inventive and inspiring Israeli food from sister restaurant to Shuka. All the small plates are great. Save room for the tahini oat milk soft serve - halva floss ftw 🙌

Jeff S. • September 11, 2017Israeli food with a trendy slant. Try the skewers and the dips

Barak W. • March 8, 2013Highly impressed with this industrial chic Israeli style open kitchen falafel and hummus house.... $6 for the classic and $8 for the deluxe... Both well worth it...

Oz L. • February 10, 2015This place rocks! You can't go wrong with almost any choice of food. My favorite is the chicken Schwarma platter with yellow rice, hummus and Israeli salad.

Christine D. • April 24, 2014I come here specifically for brunch and always order the same thing, country breakfast with two eggs over easy. I love the labne and Israeli salad on the side. Let's not forget the zahatar pita, yum!

Dor L. • June 28, 2022The vibrant and open kitchen style that you feel like being part of the cooking process. The chef was attentive to my special request, service was excellent, and the food was beyond my wildest dream!

ZenFoodster • November 9, 2021Super-tasty even 4 NON-Vegans! UES Israeli Vegan shop w/ Falafel, Cauliflower or Eggplant in a fluffy Pita, Bowl or Plate w/ slaw, pickles, Israeli salad, quinoa, Hummus, Amba, green or tahini sauces

seth m. • December 22, 2019Everything I've had here has been wonderful. Cauliflower is a must but everything else (menu updates week to week) is a safe bet.

Shappa • August 6, 2019Really good hummus and Israeli salad. The meal that kept on giving...my mouth tasted like falafel all day, great place if you’re into that.

Eden B. • January 20, 2019I've had a little of everything and it was delicious! I plan to come back for the shakshuka burekas!

Kim A. • September 27, 2013Best hummus ever. Legit say my Israeli friends

Gregg T. • December 28, 2011Falafel, Israeli salad, or swarma! You cant go wrong! Ask the the hot sauce!

Sam I. • August 14, 2013I have to give credit where it's due. This is good stuff. But the Israeli couscous is not Israeli, nor is it couscous. It's ARABIC maftool. And I promise it's yummy.