From the River to the Sea This is the second location for this local, family-owned Palestinian restaurant that opened in 2019 and is operated by Samir Mogannam, the son of the former owner of the Burgermeister that formerly occupied this space, as well as the original Church St. location. Mogannam did a complete rebrand from an American burger restaurant to a fast-casual "Arabic comfort food" establishment that's named in honor of his mother and features her scratch-made recipes. To say it's a success is an understatement, as they've been named one of the best restaurants in SF not just by the Chronicle, but even made the NY Times' "The 25 Best Restaurants in San Francisco Right Now." After one visit, it's clear to see why. The Good: * Yelp Waitlist available * Bus stop right outside the door * Outdoor dog-friendly seating * Fast-casual order at the counter, and they bring the food out to you. * Service was friendly and efficient. * Palestinian and Jordanian beers in bottles! I didn't even know that was a thing. * Falafel were about 98.753% like my mom's. In a word: delicious. * Musakhan was phenomenal. The chicken was cooked perfectly with crispy skin and the sumac-onion "relish" was spot on. Get this. * Handmade pita bread was delicious. * Carissa enjoyed her Shish Tawook plate, as they were smart again and used chicken thighs which kept the well-seasoned meat nice and juicy. The concomitant hummus was fantastic, and the "Mom's Rice" was fuhgeddaboudit good. She did think the chicken could've used an extra thirty seconds on the grill to firm up the meat just a touch, but otherwise it was perfect. The Meh: * The Fattoush salad was just OK. It was overdressed and needed more dates that were cut into smaller pieces so that you get more of it in each bite to help offset the vinegar. The Ugly: * Parking here is a real hassle, as it's street parking only and it's all neighborhoods. So, be prepared to drive around endlessly looking for an opening. Conclusion: Best Palestinian food outside of me mum's kitchen. 'Nuff said. **https://www.sfchronicle.com/projects/2024/best-san-francisco-restaurants/ ***https://www.nytimes.com/article/best-san-francisco-restaurants.html read more

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I loved this spot! The first thing you notice is how cozy and welcoming it is with the staff being so warm and willing to help for anything. It's a small spot but their waitlist system works great if you join ahead of time. And a bonus is that the N line on the muni drops you off directly in front of it! As for the food, it's safe to say that every dish I had was delicious. The mezze platter is a sample that I would highly recommend you get. The lamb shank was perfectly falling off the bone and the fried branzino was my favorite! It was cooked to perfection with the lemon and herbs on it and the crispy skin. I had their white wine and I loved that on the menu it tells you which wine would pair best with what you order. Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed my experience here and would definitely come back! read more

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gets pretty busy even on weekday nights but wait went by pretty fast. They have outdoor heaters along with their seating which is really nice! Food was pretty good - I liked the sampler a lot (the baba banish being my favorite) and their falafel as well. The pita bread was warm and seems store bought. The chicken was pretty good too along with the butter rice! Definitely think the sampler was the best and I'd love to try their other proteins next read more

Beit Rima - Mezze Sampler - Arabic Near Me - San Francisco, California

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I'm not too familiar with Mediterranean food and this was such a great intro. We arrived as a party of 2 on a Saturday afternoon and were able to be seated instantly. There was a steady stream of customers dining in and ordering to go the entire time we were there but overall, not too busy. Ordered the chicken shish and the lamb kebab and loved every bite. The chicken plate came with a generous portion of food and the lamb was so tender and fell off the bone. Lamb is one of my favorite proteins and this was so well done- not too gamey as it can often be. There was a garlicky sauce on the chicken plate that was so addicting. Wish I could've tried more items like the hanger steak or the baba ganoush but we were just too full. Next time! Also it's located right off the muni exit so super convenient to get to and from read more

Beit Rima - Arabic Near Me - San Francisco, California

I visited Beit Rima on a Saturday afternoon and the restaurant was packed. They have both indoor and outdoor seating, and the process is to find a table first, then order at the counter and grab a number. Since we had our dogs with us, it took about 15 to 20 minutes to snag an outdoor spot. It was a pretty warm day and there was not much shade outside, so keep that in mind if you are bringing pets. If you have any food allergies, they have a separate allergy menu that you can ask for at the counter. It is very helpful for identifying things like gluten-free or dairy-free options. The housemade lemonades were also very refreshing and perfect for the warm weather. The service took a little while because they were so busy, but the food was worth it. I really enjoyed the chicken shish tawook plate and the shakshuka. read more

Beit Rima - Outside - Arabic Near Me - San Francisco, California

I came here on a Friday evening right before closing. Thankfully, the server was kind enough to still serve us. I appreciated that because some places would have turned us away. The restaurant has a nice vibe for a small Arabic spot. It was more on the casual side, but welcoming. We started with the halloumi, which was good but a bit on the salty side. For my main dish, I ordered the musakhan since it's known as a national Palestinian dish. The chicken was tender and flavorful from the unique spices. Even the plating looked beautiful! I'm pretty picky with chicken dishes, so it didn't end up being especially memorable for me. I've heard great things about their mezze plate, so I'd like to come back and try that next time. It could I didn't order the best dishes since the restaurant was on a time crunch. read more

Beit Rima - Musakhan ~ traditional Palestinian dish. Love the pine nuts - Arabic Near Me - San Francisco, California

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Amazing food! The branzino was definitely the standout, since it was crispy but perfectly cooked and so flavorful, but everything was delicious. Mezze platter had a lot of flavor and went very well with the Pita. The halloumi was so tasty we had to get 2 orders! Lamb was a little more tomato-ey for my liking, but still was delicious. White wine paired very well. Service was great, staff was very friendly and the vibes inside are super cute, great spot for a celebration dinner. Will definitely be back. read more

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The other night, we felt like middle eastern fare, so we stopped by Beit Rima for dinner. It was a weekday evening at around 6:30, so naturally it was crowded, but we managed to snag one of the last indoor tables. The restaurant is modern, warmly lit, yet small and cozy, holding roughly a dozen tables depending on the party size. Outside, they have another dozen or so tables. The outdoor dining really helps accommodate on those busy nights! So waiting for a table isn't too bad at all. Once you grab a table, you stand in line to order and pay for your food. Then you take a number and sit down. ***OUR PICKS*** CHICKEN SHISH TAWOOK PLATE ~ Yogurt marinated chicken, charred onions/red peppers, hummus, toum (garlic sauce), mom's rice, pita bread. They give you a healthy serving of very tender chicken on 3 skewers, 3 pieces of pita bread, pickled radish, hummus, and mom's rice, which tasted like jasmine rice? It's usually basmati rice where the grain is longer and not sticky. The rice was sticky yet it had a hard center in some grains so maybe it was steamed and not boiled? The texture and taste of the rice was disappointing whether it was basmati or jasmine. However, I enjoyed the plentiful chicken and how moist and delicious it was. Hummus was good and pita bread was warm and soft, perfect for dipping. Though I did not see toum on my plate, but asked if we could get some on the side, which they graciously gave us. Maybe it was mixed in there and I missed it. 4/5 BEEF KABOB PLATE ~ spiced kabobs, grilled tomatoes, tahina (tahini - sesame paste), mom's rice, hummus, pita. My guy thought the meat was hard on the outside. He was wondering if the meat was grilled or deep fried having a crunchy exterior. Though the meat inside the kabob was soft. What a contrast! It had the texture of a tater tot. We were expecting the meat to be on a skewer, but it looked like sausage links. The rice was the same sticky rice. Sadly, we would rather have basmati. He thought the food was ok, but he's had better. 3/5 I bumped the rating up a 1/2 star for quick service and nice cafe ambiance. It's a great spot to gather with friends, though it can get a little loud inside. Outside would have been quieter and probably easier to have a conversation. read more

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Had dinner here last week and was very satisfied. Beit Rima has been on my list for a while so I'm glad I finally got to try it. Not sure what took me so long! Lol The mezze sampler was awesome. I loved each and every dip it came with + the house made pickles. We also ordered the hanger steak and chicken which were both equally delicious. Definitely will be coming back to try more! read more

Beit Rima - Mezze Sampler and Fattoush salad - Arabic Near Me - San Francisco, California

Beit Rima has officially ruined me for all other Mediterranean food. I.am.ruined. We ordered the chicken shish, shakshuka, mezze plate, and potatoes, and every single dish made me pause mid-conversation to just stare at my fork and make sure I relished this meal because this place is 2,488 miles from my home. The chicken shish was impossibly tender and flavorful with a crispy char on each piece. It sat upon a bed of rice with lightly crisped onion slices, which are the supporting actor of the dish. The shakshuka was rich and comforting in the way only something made with actual care can be. The egg was perfectly oozy and the tomatoes were rich with flavor. And the mezze plate is an absolute masterclass. Each component was distinct, intentional, and better than the last, but we definitely have to pay homage to the bread because it was the perfect vessel for everything. But the potatoes. I don't know what they did to those potatoes. I don't know if there was sorcery involved. All I know is they were crispy, perfectly seasoned, and deeply addictive. We finished them in a way that suggested poor impulse control but excellent judgment. Service was equally outstanding; warm, attentive, and genuinely welcoming without hovering. The whole experience felt effortless, which is usually the result of people working very hard behind the scenes. Beit Rima isn't just a great neighborhood spot, it's the kind of place that makes you immediately plan your return visit before you've even paid the bill. Already booking my next trip from Ohio to San Francisco and a visit to Beit Rima is on the agenda! read more

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I've often passed by this restaurant on the N Muni Stop, and this is the first time I was able to enjoy a weekend dinner with my friends here. At around 5:30PM when it started becoming crowded, the outside tables became open for seating, and space heaters placed outside made it not too cold. Although we sat outside, we still went inside to order and got number cards for our orer. Shakshuka: This tomato heavy dish with an egg in the middle was rich and comforting since the spiced tomato sauce was hearty and not overwhelming. The eggs were also perfectly cooked and well seasoned. Beef Kebab Plate: This was well-seasoned and tender, with the right amount of char from the grill. Both this and chicken plate we ordered came with sauce and rice that complemented the dishes. Chicken Shish Tawook Plate: This was my personal favorite, as the chicken on the skewers were seasoned perfectly, juicy, and flavorful. Portions were generous for the price, and I would recommend this spot if you're craving some Middle Eastern flavors! read more

Beit Rima - Beef Kabob Plate - Arabic Near Me - San Francisco, California

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Cool location (right by a Muni stop) and great outdoor seating. This restaurant itself is super cute and charming. We liked the limited variety of dishes on the menu. The mezze sampler was a good move for our group of 6. The pita is soft, hummus is smooth and delicious, and falafel is so flavorful and just moist enough! The yogurt chicken was my favorite (very flavorful and tender). The lamb shank and beef kabob plates were well-cooked, but lacked flavor for us. The hanger steak was overcooked, but still had good flavor and components. Overall, this is still a great place to come for a nice brunch/lunch with friends & family! Definitely do family-style and order a variety for the table! (Only complaint is that nobody came for water refills until we were literally about to go! But otherwise the service was fairly quick and friendly.) read more

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Small cozy interior (expect to be close to your neighbors) but delicious food and friendly staff! - Beef kabob : delicious logs of meat, not dry and was flavorful! The cherry tomatoes in the rice were grilled perfectly and so sweet! - Chicken plate : somehow better than the beef! The chicken was so juicy and tender, seasoned perfectly! Nice portion and delicious with the hummus side - Baba ganoush : smokey and nice consistency, delicious with the pita and to save for the mains! read more

Beit Rima - Beef Kabob Plate - Arabic Near Me - San Francisco, California

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We came for my best friend's birthday and it was really delish! MEZZE SAMPLER lebna, muhammara, baba ganoush, hummus, pickles, 2 falafel 21 Love being able to try all the different appetizers! Everything was tasty. BAKED HALLOUMI jalapeno, meyer lemon, herbs 14 Halloumi generally doesn't have much flavor, so I was blown away when I tasted this! One of my favorite dishes of the night! The seasoning was great. SHAKSHUKA farm egg poached in a spiced tomato & pepper stew 14 I've never had shakshuka and didn't have high expectations, but this was so tasty! BEEF KABOB PLATE 22 spiced kabobs, grilled tomatoes, tehina, mom's rice, hummus, half pita The beef kabob was good, but a little on the dry side. CHICKEN SHISH TAWOOK PLATE 22 yogurt marinated chicken, charred onion/red pepper, toum, hummus, mom's rice, half pita Everyone preferred the chicken over the beef. SAMIR'S HAND KNEADED BREAD 6 fresh pita with caraway, nigella, thyme topped with zaa'tar and sumac Tasty bread to dip in the hummus and anything else!! Tasty Mediterranean spot! read more

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Excellent Mediterranean food. So many options to choose from. Place was vibrant with people. Staff were friendly and receptive to our food preferences. We ordered vegan and vegetarian items. We are very happy with the food and the overall experience. Nice location too. Thanks to the team here who put together such an awesome spread! read more

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I go take out here one evening and ordered the mezze sampler and the chicken shish tawook plate. The mezze sampler came with lebna, muhammara, baba ganoush, hummus, pickles, 2 falafels and pita bread. Everything in the sampler was good, the muhammara had a nice roasted bell pepper flavor. The chicken shish tawook plate had marinated chicken, onions, red pepper, toum, hummus, rice and pita. The chicken was delicious. It was moist, had good amount of char and spice. The toum on top of the chicken was a nice balance to balance the smokiness. The onion and red pepper were charred which was a nice addition to balance the meat. Having the side of rice, hummus and pita worked nicely with the meal. Overall, very good experience, I will be back. They get busy here so ordering take out works nicely as well. read more

Beit Rima - Chicken Shish Tawook Plate - Arabic Near Me - San Francisco, California

Not sure what the hype is all about aside from their location, right off the metro line, which was kinda neat. Went here on a Sunday afternoon, and had a little bit of a wait. You order first, which is always awkward, especially if you want to get more things later. We got the muhammara, beef kabob plate and the musakhan. First of all, the pita bread was great! Warm and tasty. We got extra. Personally felt that the musakhan lacked flavor. The hummus on the kabob plate was actually good but the kabob itself was not so great. Both me and my wife felt that it lacked flavor. I really wanted to like the chicken, but felt that it lacked flavor as well. Overall, my food taste experience here was pretty bland. Service was not super friendly. I get that things get busy, but good service can always turn around an experience. read more

Arrived late for lunch on a Saturday and got seated straight away. The interior is small, crowded, loud and lively. Two shared the falafel, crudités and chicken shish tawook plate, and we couldn't finish it all. I wouldn't order the crudités again, but the food was well seasoned, and delicious. read more

Beit Rima - Menu Summer 2025 - Arabic Near Me - San Francisco, California

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I've been wanting to try this spot for so long. Very yummy food! Chicken was so savory and moist. The rice was really really good - random but was one of my favorite aspects of the dish! Definitely get the mezze sampler if you love dips. Also the waitlist went by wayyyy faster than the estimated time, so love that! Definitely try this place out read more

Beit Rima - Arabic Near Me - San Francisco, California

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Came here for lunch on Sunday for a party of 2 and there was no wait at all. For 2 ppl, we ordered the Musakhan, Ful, and beef kebab plate. Let me tell you, the Musakhan was SOOOO GOOD. If you come here, please order that and thank me later. Would 100% come back here again for it!! The beef kebab plate was also very tasty; I particularly liked the rice and sauce they used for it, super flavorful. Overall the portion size is generous, good food, good value, and very cute and cozy inside! Would come back again!! read more

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The food is very delicious and cooked amazingly well. I've never had such juicy falafel. The salad was fresh and delicious. All the sauces tasted perfect. The fava bean dish was amazing too. read more

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Came here with a pretty big party for a work lunch shortly before Christmas. It was a rainy, cold early afternoon and, given the more intimate size of this space, we were lucky we all fit. So bear in mind that this isn't the best place for big groups, though we made it work. You order at the counter and then wait for the food to be brought to your table. We got to try quite a lot of the menu since there were so many of us, including: - Muhammara: One of my favorite dishes of the meal. So good with a complex flavor that really brought out the peppers. - Baba ganoush: Never been something I've loved but this one was pretty good, nonetheless. - Hummus: Smooth, creamy, and delicious. - Batata harra: A favorite of everyone at the table. Just so good. If you like fried potatoes, you'll like this dish. - Falafel: Nothing super unique about these, but a good staple to have at the table. - Beef kabob plate: Tender, cooked perfectly, with delicious rice and grilled tomatoes. - Chicken shish tawook: Just as good and well made as the beef. - Grilled hanger steak: Came highly recommended by someone at the table. Again, grilled to perfection and delicious. - Samir's hand kneaded bread: Hard to tear and cut apart, especially with all of the toppings that can be messy to grab, but a unique, tasty dish that went well with all the dips. This was a fantastic meal and there wasn't a single dish I disliked or was unimpressed by. I'd eat everything again. This place is too far out of the way from where I live to be somewhere I'd return regularly, but I'd be happy to have another meal here one day. read more

I always get nervous with places with no reservations, especially as popular as Beit Rima, but we were seated immediately on a busy friday night at 7P with a group of 4, which was a welcomed surprise. The food is perfect for sharing. Mezze sampler is ideal for a group and everything is full of flavor and fresh. Hand kneaded bread is a must. We were full with a side of the fried potatoes, chicken musakhan, and lamb shank. They were each perfectly tender and bursting with spices. I would order the fried potatoes and hummus alone and be super satisfied. Take a look at the wine and beer list! Interesting and unique varietals that were really well priced. read more

Everything we tried had such interesting and dynamic flavors! Staff were also friendly and probably refilled our water about 20 times while we ate. read more

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Casual and very popular restaurant in the small but cute neighborhood of Cole Valley. Been wanting to try this place for a while, and finally got a chance recently when my schedule aligned with my Hb's. Order, pay at the counter and pick a table. They bring the food to you when ready. On this day, we sat outside, enjoying some (gasp!) sunshine. One of my favorites is Lebna which is a strained yogurt, zaa'tar, and olive oil. This one is good but I enjoy the one from Abu Salim a bit more. This spread goes amazingly well with the pita. My Hb additionally ordered the SAMIR'S HAND KNEADED BREAD which is fresh pita topped with caraway, nigella, thyme, zaa'tar, and sumac. I love that mix. The bread was hot, puffy, and delicious. We also shared the Chicken shish tawook plate. Chicken was cooked just right and has great flavor. I also ordered a single falafel to try and he got the Hummus Ma'Lehma which is a warm hummus, spiced beef with pine nuts. Enjoyed both. Casual, efficient and busy. Would come back to try more dishes in the future. Located right by the N Judah stop when it gets out the tunnel on Carl & Cole. read more

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Came here to catch up with a friend during off-peak hours. The service was great for what we needed. Attentive for us to get what we needed, but distant so we could catch up uninterrupted. You first order at the counter, then sit down with a number so your food will arrive after. I picked up the Mezzie Platter for bites and a mint lemonade. Mezzie Platter was pretty solid. The falafels were quite good. I'd suggest ordering an extra pita or two, as it wasn't quite enough dip-to-carb ratio. The lemonade was quite good, and I asked for a glass of ice separately. It was helpful, as the lemonade was room temp. Staff were friendly and came by near the end to grab us a to-go box for the remaining dip. read more

Best hummus in all my our travels, paired with great Moroccan wine offerings. Service very friendly, and food sincerely authentic, recommend ordering a few plates to share. read more

Beit Rima - Moroccan wines - Arabic Near Me - San Francisco, California

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Came here on a weekday and it was so busy! The wait was about 20-30 minutes. During that time, my friend and I looked at the menu to figure what we wanted. Once a table is ready for you, you order at the cashier then get seated. Food was delicious but the tables were very small and cramped together. I felt I could hear other people's conversation. read more

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No wait on a Sunday evening for dinner, we got lucky! It's casual & laid back atmosphere, you order at the counter and the servers will bring you the food fast. Arabic food is something I've always wanted to try and so glad I did. Faves were: -Musakhan: the chicken was fall off the bone tender and the toasted pine nuts added a pleasant woody scent to each bite -Baked Halloumi: the garlic green onion lemon sauces they marinate the halloumi in is divine, would love to take a bottle of it home Can't wait to come back and try the rest of the menu items! read more

Beit Rima - Musakhan - Arabic Near Me - San Francisco, California

Well here is another great place to eat all you happy people found this little gem just driving around and what a find a diamond in the rough. So the food we ordered the Mazze Sampler which was several different dips all very good and I normally don't like hummus but this was very tasty. So then we ordered the lamb shank which was so tender and succulent and also the chicken kebab well the chicken was sooooo tender all with rice very very good. You have to order up front at the counter, no big deal, well worth it! The ambiance was a bit noisy but nice. You may sit outside if you want, all around, I highly recommend it! read more

Beit Rima - Lamb shank and rice - Arabic Near Me - San Francisco, California

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OK NYT, you gotta stop blowing up our spots. That being said, I really do enjoy the food here. The mezzes are tasty (mmm Halloumi). I particularly the Chicken Shish Kawook dish, which is surprising for me since I usually gravitate towards lamb instead of chicken. I also like the casual vibes (a la souvla) where it's not Chipotle but it's also not a fancy sit down. Took the in-laws who aren't particularly adventurous eaters and they enjoyed it as well! I have had some particularly grumpy service here before (and I'm not very picky) - kinda got barked at to stay outside while they dealt with orders...but the food is good so I'll still come back and I still recommend it. read more

Beit Rima - Chicken shish kawook - Arabic Near Me - San Francisco, California

Super flavorful and fresh is how I would describe Beit Rima! I tried a few different dishes, the kabob plate, chicken plate, the special (asparagus), fatoush salad, and one the dips. Everything was great! The food was amazing, and considering how busy it was they did an amazing job bringing everything out and not messing up orders. The staff was kind and quick. They have indoor and outdoor seating, ambiance was a lil hectic bc it was very busy and bustling... but still a great time. read more

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We ordered our food and waited in our table outside for it to be delivered. It finally arrived and we enjoyed our meal. We did not take up the table for any significant rate of time. Just enough time for us to enjoy our meal. After spending $160 I was surprised that the waiter came up and said that we needed to leave because there were other people waiting for a table. I've never been asked to leave a restaurant and have a waiter being so rude as to telling us to leave. I definitely will not return. read more

Literally hop off the Muni line and enjoy a moderately priced, filling, soul nourishing meal. We ordered the chicken and beef kebab plates and they were the perfect end to a night of exploring the city. You order inside and then get a number and wait for your food to be brought to your table. The server outside was hustling, and doing a great job! There was a small wait and unfortunately had to sit outside in less than warm conditions near one broken heater so only one of us had a chilly time. Hah! Overall Beit rima is delicious and I can't wait to go back! read more

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This review is for uber eats delivery. Ordered from uber eats last night and the driver spilled the food on my building lobby and elevator due to insecure packaging and careless handling. Spoke to uber and they refused to give me any name and driver license information as I needed them to file a police report and potentially file insurance claim for any damages repair and cleaning cost. Unsurprisingly uber rep kept ending my chats and told me they have no liability insurance policy for the drivers inside customers' properties and can't give me any information who to contact to bill for reimbursement. A refund and $15 coupon isn't going to cover the cost. Secure your packaging and please file a complaint with uber on your end. I would not recommend using uber eats to get food from here read more

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Came here at around 6pm on a Monday night and it was already quite packed! The way this place works is you grab a table, then go line up to order and you'll receive a number to put on your table, which the severs will come and bring out your food to your table. We ordered the mezze sampler, the chicken shish tawook plate and beef kabob plate. The mezze sampler had four different dips and the hummus one were my favorite. They all had their own unique flavor but the hummus ones were super addicting. Out of the two proteins, I liked the chicken one the most! Both were great but the chicken flavor really shined and it was cooked so tenderly, each bite was delicious. read more

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This place is crazy delicious even if it is hectic. We got there at a slow moment and were able to take our time thoughtfully ordering and asking question, but right when we sat down (you get a number on a stick when you order at the cashier, and then find a table), they were slammed. It was only a 'thing' because one of the things we ordered ("hand bread") hadn't come out when we were essentially finished eating, and it took a lot of effort to track someone down who fixed the problem. It was worth it anyway! Get the lamb shank- you won't be sorry read more

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I've been to Beit Rima many times, and in both locations. Each visit has been consistent in food quality and service. The Cole Valley location is much smaller than the Duboce one but it feels homey. We got lucky and did not have to wait for a table for 2. We loved the mixed olives. There's great acidity and zest with the lemons and spices they add. Lots of bread with all of the meals. We also ordered a beef kebob plate that I did not take a picture of but it was very good, and the pickles and rice were a nice side to have with it. The chicken in the musakhan was cooked splendidly. Well done Beit Rima! read more

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Beit Rima seriously impressed me. The chicken plate was easily the best I've ever had. I've tried plenty, and this one stands out by far. The beef and lamb plate was decent but didn't quite compare. I'd highly recommend sticking with the chicken. The mint lemonade leaned a bit too sour for my taste, but overall the food made up for it. I'd come back only for the chicken plate. read more

Beit Rima - Arabic Near Me - San Francisco, California

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Fantastic Arabic food in Cole Valley. We've been here a couple times and have loved everything we've tried. The batata harra is our favorite potato dish in the city. There can be a bit of a wait even on the weekdays for dinner, so I would recommend getting here early to get on the waitlist. Once seated, you order at the counter and get a number for the table. Service is efficient and friendly. Great for a casual date night or dinner with friends. read more

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