Danielle catered a dinner party for my husband's birthday. He had been CRAVING ribs and barbecue,…read morebut since we keep kosher, it had been years. Danielle worked with me to plan a menu and truly went out of her way to make it easy. Her team delivered the food to our venue ahead of time and gave us easy to follow heating instructions. Our friends and family were blown away by the quantity and quality of the food - short ribs, birria, bbq chicken, green beans, and cornbread - and Danielle threw in pickles and other fixings. She advised me to get chips and rolls and WOW, our guests were so happy. Cannot recommend enough. Not only is Danielle an amazing chef, she's a mensch too. Absolutely worth the price, every penny.

This is the BEST BBQ out there! No one compares to Holy Smokes!! Even my kids love it!read more

Great quality food So fresh and great service…read more The price is way cheaper than what you get Nice outside sitting and great customer service

We recently visited Pacific Kosher Restaurant and overall had a very nice experience. The place is…read morekosher, very clean, and the space is large and comfortable which makes it a great spot to sit down and enjoy a relaxed meal. The restaurant feels open and welcoming, and the atmosphere is calm which is something I personally appreciate when going out to eat. The service was good and the staff were polite and friendly. They checked on us and made sure everything was fine during the meal. For the food, I ordered the salmon fillet with risotto and fries and it was honestly excellent. The salmon was cooked really well, flavorful, and the portion was generous. The risotto paired very nicely with it and the fries were crispy and fresh. My wife ordered the Greek toast and she really enjoyed it as well. Everything tasted fresh and well prepared. The only issue we experienced was the waiting time for the food. We waited a little over 20 minutes for our dishes to arrive. It was not only us either. We could hear another customer sitting across from us who was also mentioning the waiting time and seemed a bit frustrated about it. Aside from the wait, everything else about the place was very good. The food was tasty, the restaurant is clean and spacious, and the overall experience was positive. That is the only reason I am giving four stars instead of five. With a slightly faster kitchen time this place could easily be a five star spot.

Very tasty ! I ordered shawarma and pita and it was so good…read moreand so delicious. Thank you very much. will come back for sure.

Today I went with my friend Oshri to Tel Aviv Grill in Valley Village: this little hole in the wall…read moreis a true treasure; the food is certified kosher My friend had the schnitzel in a Laffa and I had the merguez ( middle eastern sausage: delicious) in a baguette; I enjoyed my sandwich so much It had been years since I had gone to that place to eat If you ever are near Valley Village on North Hollywood, I highly recommend you give Tel Aviv Grill a try‼ This is Israeli food at its best

I came here because it was close to where I was already at. This is kosher * ada friendly. With a…read morewashing station pre meal. It's a little loud because it was a popular meal time. I got the kosher bread thing and the person I was with got the smash cheeseburger the double cheeseburger didn't have cheese. They make kosher nut cheeses. Was told because it's kosher there was none. also got yam fries. The food was soooo good. The short ribs basically melt in your mouth ( it's shredded) the price was okay for what we got because the food was soooo good.

Unfortunately, this was not a pleasant experience. The food itself was underwhelming, with most…read moremenu items seeming to be deep-fried. We paid $68 for two salads and an order of fries, which felt overpriced for the quality and portions. What really stood out, however, was the customer service. I visited with my mother and my toddler son. Since my son wasn't going to eat fried food, I bought him a fruit smoothie from a neighboring business. While we were already in line paying for our order, the owner or manager approached us and informed us that outside food and drinks were not allowed because the restaurant is kosher. Although he said he would make an exception this one time, he approached us again while we were waiting outside for our food. We had chosen to sit outside because the restaurant was crowded, loud, and stuffy inside. Despite us not causing any issues, he again insisted that the smoothie could not be on the premises and began explaining that his license could be suspended due to association rules. We politely told him it wasn't a problem and decided to take our food to go. I understand businesses have policies, but the way the situation was handled felt unnecessarily confrontational, especially considering the drink was for a toddler and we had already spent nearly $70 at the restaurant. Between the mediocre food, high prices, and rude customer service, I would not return. There are plenty of better dining options in the area.

I had the pleasure to work with Menahem, he cooked and designed my son's Bar Mitzvah party and it…read morewas nothing sort then perfect! Now we are good friends and I'm hooked on his amazing Quinoa Salad that I'm still getting from him for my Shabbat dinners!

I have been to several events prepared by Menahem kosher food. I was never disappointed. Their food…read moresurprised me for the better each time. Always tastes good, creative and the set up is AMAZING.

No hummus or falafel although it says it has it on yelp…read more Service was ok Ambiance is only take out

Hatikva offers locals an important service, home cooked style food they can take home for the…read moreSabbath and claim as their own. The cooking is very typically "Israeli cooking". Consisting mostly of homemade dishes, ready to put in the oven this place offers a variety of cook dishes to go. There is no seating inside, however, you have you are welcome to sit at one of the outdoor tables. The Cholent was mediocre. It was missing many of the ingredients typically found in Cholent. On top of that it was both very heavy on the turmeric, but lacking basics such as salt. This may be explained way by the fact that this Cholent appeals to the Ashkenazi crowd who prefer things to be relatively on the bland side. The vegetables were tasty, but what seemed to be warmed vegetables, turned out to be cold vegetables with one exception; the warm okra was mixed in with the cold vegetables. A mistake that can cause problems down the line. The Israeli pitas that were bought to take home and freeze were perfectly good. Of note was the staffs, great attitude, big smiles, and willingness to help and guide. This reviewer however, gets the feeling that if you are not Israeli (that is to say, Hebrew speaker) or Jewish, you'd be lost at the menu and offerings. So some homework and preparation are essential.

I love this place! Have been going almost since they opened and now my whole family started going…read more In the evening they have this brisket, out of this world ! I didn't want to write this review, because I am afraid they will get to busy and I will have to wait for the food hahaha just kidding, they are quick

I can't speak to the ambiance, as I ordered delivery service. It showed up well packed & perfectly…read moreintact. The breakfast burrito was piping hot, with that lovely crispness on the exterior of the tortilla, but still soft chewiness inside. The eggs were perfectly cooked & the sauces gave a nice zip! The iced mocha was also quite tasty.

Update: I only reduced stars because of the menu change. Due to the prompt & thorough response…read morefrom the owner, I am updating the rating to reflect the experience. I have been to Lenny's several times. The food is absolutely delicious & the service is always friendly. Street parking only but plenty of spaces in the surrounding neighborhoods. I was there is past Sunday & the menu on their website is NOT the menu we were provided with. There was no beef or chicken being served. Only vegetarian & seafood options. Gone was their amazing brisket & ribeye. I'm not sure why they stopped serving meat but I really hope they bring back their regular menu.

Overall, while I'm not kosher, I'd be up for going back. The drinks were great and there are…read morefrequently specials going on. The corn ribs were phenomenal and the guacamole portion was generous. Other foods were good but maybe needed a little more acid and helped with a squeeze of lime. My annoyance stemmed from the fact that we had a reservation at 9pm for 9 people. Totally understandable that it's a large table. For sure. But at 10:15 when people are actively still eating and they're literally kicking us out sucked. We didn't overly linger, but they didn't take our food order for a while and some of the foods took a while to cook so half the table waited for the others. If they had mentioned at the beginning of the reservation that we had to be out by 10:15 would've been helpful to at least plan out our dinner and order earlier.

Our Kosher Table is the best in West Los Angeles. This a pretty good expensive place to eat. We…read moreeven had to dress up nice to eat here. We ate tons of Kosher meats, rice, Tabouli, and some other vegetables I could not think of the names off hand. I also had a glass of Hebrew wine. Some of the best tasting wines here. Nice servers and owners here to take care of you. I cant wait to visit again.

The BEST food you can ever have, the service is immaculate and the ambience is unforgettableread more

This is an ALL AROUND AMAZING ESTABLISHMENT‼ The overall vibe is pure love and not just the of the…read morefood they make. Going to this restaurant is like being welcomed into a family member's home with open arms and a genuine smile (and for some a hug) when you've arrived unexpectedly. Today I was there because I was picking up food to take to a family member who's recovering from a heart attack. He and his wife live in El Monte. Carnival has NEVER disappoints, and today was no exception. I ordered chicken shawarma sandwiches, tabbouleh, hummus and fries, I couldn't resist. The takeout packaging was packaged so well that it traveled beautifully from Sherman Oaks to El Monte. The food was wonderfully warm when I arrived. Both of my relatives praised the deliciousness the food. The sandwiches are so big and generously filled that we cut them in half. They have enough food leftover for dinner or to share should someone drop in.

I've been coming here for years, and while there are plenty of great options on the menu, I always…read morecome back for two things: the tabbouleh and the chicken shawarma plate with homemade fries. The shawarma plate also comes with a delicious lentil soup that perfectly starts the meal. Everything tastes fresh, flavorful, and consistently delicious. The service has always been friendly, and one of my favorite things about this restaurant is the people it brings together. During a weekday lunch, you'll hear English, Arabic, Armenian, and Hebrew all being spoken in the same dining room. It's a reminder that good food has a way of bringing people from all walks of life together. I wish the world mirrored this environment. The only thing I miss is the original décor. Before the remodel, the walls were decorated with beautiful photographs of Lebanon that gave the restaurant so much character. The updated space is clean, but it feels a little plain in comparison. If you're visiting on a weekend, expect a wait because this place is popular. Be sure to save room for the homemade baklava. I also appreciate that they're one of the few restaurants in Los Angeles that serves Coke Zero. This is one of those places I keep coming back to, and for good reason.