Grill point is on point. Awesome shawarma, got the baby schwarma on lafa with all the fixins. Large portion. Only wish the white sauce was slightly thicker. Seating is minimal unless you're sitting down and ordering from a waitress. Keep that in mind. read more

Grill Point - Middle Eastern Near Me - Flushing, New York

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Went there last night. This place is mostly take out. There are a few tables available for waiter service. This service was extremely slow, we waited 45 minutes to get our order. We ordered simple off the grill foods...no excuse. My order, shish-kabab was awful. I chewed and chewed, but the meat was like gum. The other orders were much better. We were very disappointed, having heard good things about this place. read more

The most delicious kosher lamb and turkey shawarma, amazing hummus, awesome baby chicken wraps as well. Fresh ingredients and always ready to serve. Love the toppings read more

Shout out to Adi!! She did an amazing job!! Sweet, friendly, hard worker!! She was the boss of the house!! read more

Disgusting restaurant , they don't deserve even 1 star. It was a cockroach in my food.

For over 12 years, this has been one of my favorite falafel spots (I can only speak to the falafel pitas and salad bar). Ingredients are fresh, falafels are hot and crispy, and pitas are soft. If you like spicy food, I highly recommend the schug (get extra!). I no longer live in the area, but every time I am in town I stop in. read more

Grill point got a good food!highly recommend! Fast service,very clean. I eat there for a while and enjoy every time. The new chef that they got is amazing read more

I had the baby chicken shawarma which was delicious,in a fresh laffa bread! Salads were tasty and fresh.. Prices are decent and service is nice as well. read more

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My first time was my last. Over priced for what I got. And I later discovered they charged me twice. When I called about it I was met an extremely loud- mouthed pushy & rude woman. She also said the double charge is common. Now I have to fight that charge with my bank. Horrible all around. Never again. Avoid this place. read more

I did not give this place the middle number of stars because it would not be fair to give it a high or low amountconsidering I did not eat there. I went there based on other Yelp reviews and the food looked good. I did not stay because the prices were very high. The atmosphere there was casual with tables you sit at to get served or there was take out. I asked for the price of a chicken Shwarma sandwich and it was $14 . I then informed them that I could not eat bread and they replied that was a platter with chicken shwarma and two sides and the price was $24. That is a lot for chicken with two sides (e.g. babaganush, hummus, etc... ) I ended up leaving. I may be in the minority because the place was crowded and the food did look good. Maybe I misunderstood the type of place it was. I was under the impression i can get inexpensive takeout and i was mistaken, read more

I've coming here for 15 years and I'm so sad to say the grill point we used to love doesn't exist anymore. The lafa was paper thin, the filling half as much as they used to put in. No flavor. read more

A friend of mine and his father brought me here to try kosher Israeli food for the first time in my life. To be honest, I had no idea what to expect or what to order. They recommended that I try the baby chicken shawarma. No you are not served a baby chicken.. atleast I hope not :). I ordered the baby chicken shawarma wrap. The meal comes with free access to the salad bar - definitely take advantage! It's not your typical salad bar. You get all sorts of different salads (red cabbage, israeli salad, etc). Great option to get some fiber in your meal. Anyways the wrap arrived - it's a delicious pita bread wrap filled with chicken, fries, cucumbers, hummus, etc. I loved it. The pita bread was phenomenal and the flavors went together extremely well. Unfortunately the prices are sky high. If you eat kosher, I'm sure you know that is expected of any kosher restaurant. If you're a newbie, just keep that in mind. Prices aside, the quality of food is fantastic. I would definitely return. read more

Grill Point - Baby chicken shawarma in a laffa wrap - Middle Eastern Near Me - Flushing, New York

Better than hamburgers, and food is fresher, but more expensive than McDonald's. It is worth trying. read more

Grill Point - grilled vegetables and chicken pita - Middle Eastern Near Me - Flushing, New York

Ordered 7 baby chicken shawarma in pita with everything on it. It was only filled with chicken that was over salted, humus, no sauce was added on or given on side. The shawarma did not taste good at all and very overpriced. read more

Overpriced food they don't provide any side sauces for your patter, the amount of food is very small compared for the price. I was expecting something better based on the reviews but I am very disappointed. read more

THE WORST SERVICE!!!!! From the girls at the cashier to the guys putting out the food!!! They are all extremely rude. Go elsewhere!

If I were to be asked where would I have my last meal, this would be one of the places I'd name. Yeah, it's that good. Plus, they give you free plate of the salad bar! read more

They have the best Hummos & Shwarma & Baby Chicken. & their pita bread is Amazing/ the prices are ok & I go there usually once a month & enjoying the food. So if you looking for clean & good Israeli food this is the place 2 go. read more

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If you're someone that likes diet, watered down alcohol and also believe in chauvinistic, sexist terminology, then go to the pub and ask for a "Girl Pint." If you ate 3 bowls of old English Porridge and go running, you will be out of breath. I call it a "Gruel Pant." And, if you're someone that points at girls, then go to Girl Point. And by the way you're a creep. But if you like Falafel. Go to Grill f***ing Point. What to get: Falafel What else: Shawarma What's the point in telling me what to order: Um... I thought... I'm just kidding. Get it? Point? Grill Point?: Oh. I get it. Hmm. Hmm what? You don't get it. Do you: No, I totally get it dude. I just... What then?: Maybe leave the jokes to me in future. ...: ... ...: This is awkward. ...: Um... ...: On with the review then. (shakes head) If it was full of people hanging out and relaxing, it'd be Chill Point. I've been to Grill Point three times now, and each time I am thoroughly impressed. It's a little on the pricy side, especially if you order the fancy stuff and veer away from the tried and tested Falafel. But if you stick to the basics, you'll be under $10 and having a wonderful meal. If they made cereals, it'd be Mill Point. I think Mamoun's has the best Shawarma in NYC (although the Hoboken location is better), and when they mix it with Falafel it is even better. But for pure Falafel, I choose Grill Point. It's a 5 star place. It's run by Israelis and a lot of the employees are Israeli too as far as I can tell. It's very authentic, to say the least. If they were an awful sports team in France, it'd be Nil Points. Basically you ask for a falafel, they give you a delicious fluffy fresh pita stuffed with hot lightly spiced amazing falafel balls, and then you go to the salad bar and fill your pita with every type of Israeli deliciousness you can find. You're also allowed to fill a container up with salad as well, up to a certain point. And the salads are off-the-charts good and very homestyle and authentic too. If they were all murderers, and this restaurant was where they did all their evil deeds, it'd be Kill Point. In other words this is an experience that you do not want to miss. The second best authentic Israeli food I've had, and while the service can be brusque and prickly, the food is not. It's amazing. Besides, there was one girl last time I was here who cut in front of the other bored servers to get to me and take care of me, so to speak. She was super, duper nice and very flirty and chatty. So I really appreciated that, because on the phone they're usually dour, and in person most of them are indifferent or a little hostile. I don't care though. I'm all about the food. If they overcharge you, which might happen since they're kind of not great servers most of the time... then you'd have to argue over your Bill Points. By the way, the best Falafel and Shawarma I've ever eaten is nearby. It's in Roslyn on Long Island, and it's called Hummus World. Their "Shawafel" is one of the 20 best things I have ever eaten, from anywhere, in any country, in my life. Unfortunately, I got the horrible news that they have closed down due to a rent dispute, as of about 3 months ago. I am waiting patiently for news of them reopening. It was a lovely tiny little place. If Grill Point closed down too, it'd be renamed Still Point. I'm happy that Grill Point and Mamoun's still exist, and hopefully always will. But Hummus World was my sun and moon and shining star when it came to Shawarma, Falafel and Israeli food. So I am really hoping they will be back soon. I have my fingers crossed, and my tummy is rumbling in anticipation. You must try it when it opens. You simply must. I would drive 8 hours to Long Island from Buffalo just for a Shawafel. Seriously. And I have done. If they were also a gas station, it'd be Fill Point. Same thing if they provided studly gigolos too I suppose. But in the meantime... Grill Point is very very good Israeli food, and if you like Falafel and you're anywhere near Queens... you have to try this one. It's that good. And if they were on the side of a mountain, it'd be Hill Point. If you could write your last testament here, then Will Point. Similarly if Grace walked out on her friend, and he came here to be depressed, it'd be Will Point. If all the servers had acne, it'd be Clearasil Point. If they had coughs, then maybe Benadryl Point. And finally, if they were drug dealers, it would be Pill Point. Which would be a really catchy name, and I should patent that asap. I'm not saying they're not drug dealers by the way. I mean they may be. How would I know? If you wanna know, come in and ask them. Hey do you guys sell drugs. I'm sure they'll be cool about it. Or perhaps you can get carpets here. In which case they'd be Rug Dealers. You could come in and ask for carpets. Persian Rugs maybe. I mean, they're Israeli, so why not? The Israelis love the Persians right? BFFs? I think? No? read more

Greeting- at counter Vibe- dirty Parking- Street BR- Fail Service- fast at counter Price- expensive Shwarma heaven- $15 for a big shwarma on homemade lavash bread. Can be enough for two. Choose baby chicken, lamb or turkey, chopped salad, hummus, tahini and french fries all wrapped up in bread. Free side salad choices from salad bar. WIGB? Yes read more

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As a mean lunch planner, I decided to go to a Kosher restaurant for one of my colleague's birthday lunch. Originally I found Carlos & Gabby's, but I wasn't sure if the restaurant is still in business. They didn't pick up my phone call, so I assumed that place is out of business. :( So Grill Point it is! It is a few blocks from my workplace. Since we were 7 people, we drove to the place. Because we made a reservation earlier, they were ready for us with 4 small tables attached together. There were many people dining in and taking out. I thought it would be only Jewish people, but many Asians and Hispanic people I saw. Menu was kinda tricky; all the food on the menu starts from $15 except appetizers. Those are food on plate. If you ask for sandwiches, you can have those food in a pita bread.(more technically pita bread bag!) and it's about $11. I had Baby Chicken shawarma in a pita bread with Hummus, salad and fries. It was great, and tasted new! In the pita bread they put baby chicken, hummus and salad. Hummus at the bottom of it kinda bothered me, but overall it was good! Fries were thick! People liked the fries, but it wasn't my favorite.(I like BK's fries better. lol mid-size thick fries?) Our waitress was kind. Since we had no idea what the food on the menu is, she kept asking if we need help with ordering. She didn't forget smiling at us every time. It was a whole new experience! :) read more

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I'm happy I found this spot thanks to a friend who's Jewish and mainly eats kosher. This is a small restaurant but fits a lot of people this seems like a place great place to have family dinners. I ordered mango juice and chicken shawarma and my friend ordered chicken shawarma and hummus. First off the hummus was excellent and so was the food! There's as a do-it-yourself salad bar that comes free with your meal. The waiters were very friendly and the food came out very fast. I definitely plan on returning especially since the restaurant is clean and quiet enough to have a peaceful dinner and hear the person next to you speak. read more

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I seriously cannot believe I've never written a review about this place! I've been eating here for years. Food is super authentic, I'm brought back to Israel with every single bite. If you speak Hebrew, feel free to talk to just about anyone on the staff in that language rather than English, they seem to really appreciate it. As for the food, it's amazing. I always get pargiot (baby chicken) in a laffa (big fluffy wrap) with hummus and chips (French fries.) It is always hot, fresh, and super delicious! Prices are appropriate for the product. There are lots of salads and sauces for the taking when buying food here. I've never once sat down and had a full meal here, I always take out. But, from the looks of it, it's always packed so there's gotta be a reason. If all the Israeli's in the area are coming to eat here, you should take a hint and follow suit. read more

There is very little to eat around Queens College, and what is available isn't very good or my friend and I are very, very tired of it. So yesterday, we decided to hit up Main St., even though that'd mean choosing between meat and dairy (normally a non-issue in our non-kosher lives). Dairy-craving me was a little bummed out when my friend was insistent on taking me here, but as soon as my grilled chicken pita with hummus and Israeli salad was in my mouth, all thoughts of creamy cheesy dishes left my mind. The sandwich was incredible!! The hummus was so creamy and smooth, the grilled chicken was perfectly moist, there were just enough cucumbers and tomatoes, and the whole thing was packed to the brim. I couldn't finish the entire thing in one sitting, and am pretty sure I would have gotten two meals out of the thing if I had ordered it on their very delicious lafah (which was on my friend's meal). Definitely a five-star meal. So why four stars? Two reasons. I wasn't a big fan of the thick fries that came with my sandwich. They were too oily and soft and thick. Secondly and most importantly, sandwiches cost an extra $1.50 when you dine-in. So not cool. And a quick note on the service -- I see that service has been hit or miss here for Yelpers. My friend and I were served by a wonderful waitress who was very attentive. read more

I'm here like every Friday at the moment. The platters are usually good, and give a ton of food- like a plate of meat and both a plate of rice and a plate of salad. But oddly in the recent 2 visits we had been getting just a plate that covers the meat/rice/salad... We haven't questioned it, but I'm starting to feel ripped off from the amount we get now compared when I started going there 3 weeks ago. Anyways onto the food: We usually order a platter of meat, and goto town on the great salad bar that's included. Mains we've tried: Baby chicken shawarma: it's well spiced, but a bit dry. I don't love it, but I do like that you get a ton of it and it's presented in a foil duck like in Archer. Merguez: total pass on this one. It's like 4 tiny links of super lean grainy meat. Adan or kefta kebabs: great flavor, really juicy, but just two links for a platter? I feel like this one is a rip off. I've had the large meat platter as well in the past, but I don't remember which meat was which. I do remember that the lamb items were the bomb though. read more

Grill Point - Coffee - Middle Eastern Near Me - Flushing, New York

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This place is one of my favorites... my buddies and I have been going here together for almost 10 years. I always get the kofta kebab on laffa with hummus and some spicy sauce. It never disappoints - I am drooling as I am typing this, days later... The shawarma is extremely popular here. Consider going early because availability varies as you get closer to closing. read more

Grill Point - Kofta kebab - Middle Eastern Near Me - Flushing, New York

Bad experience with their deliveries (more than once). They have charged me $10 for delivery and it took them more than 90 minutes to show up (and not for the first time). Do yourself a favor and pick up your food or just order from somewhere else because after 90 minutes this kind of food is inedible and really tastes bad! To the owner - if you can't provide good service via deliveries just don't deliver, it makes your business look bad. read more

Not happy with the service! Messed up my order and the waitress was very rude and smoked never washed her hands!!! She is the older blonde Israeli who made sure I don't ever return. My first and last time for sure ! Wouldn't recommend food was nasty! And half of the thing on the menu they didn't have!!!!! And always on her phone read more

Surpassed expectations completely. Came here on a whim and by the time I left this took the #1 spot for falafel in my heart. Blown away is an understatement. If Heaven was deep fried and rolled into a ball this is it. I now dream about Grill Point falafel. Baby chicken laffa was also slamming. Best believe I'll be back. read more

Great food and the best shawarma really enjoyed there homemade laffa bread! Amazing!!

I tried this place yesterday for the first time, and couple of things are really must mentioning. First- the service, it was pretty ok, I was welcomed in by a girl with a Russian accent. I set down and ordered the Shawarma. The wood was really good, flavorful and rich, it also came with a small salad that you can pick out yourself. The prices were way to high for my opinion, keeping in mind it's kosher food, still passing the normal for lunch or dinner. read more

No question . . . . This is the "Go To" place for Israeli food in the City of New York - Maybe, even the City of New York - I'm not kidding . . . . . Its very good. The Manager "Mickey" is a great guy. Ask for "Deni" & "Melky" - these are the guys who prepared your food. Act tough when you walk in and order your food with "Conviction" ;-) the other customers can be a bit rough and pushy ;-) LOL! read more

Grill Point - Special Order! - Amazing! Tastes even better! - Middle Eastern Near Me - Flushing, New York

Grill point makes the best shawarma in Queens. You have to get it in lads bread with humus and tahini with fries. It's 2 meals. Grill point makes some excellent Kebobs as well. Love the baby chicken kebob. OMG. This is so good. Grill Point is one of the better Israili restaurants. read more

My husband and my mother-in-law's introduced me to this place. First time I ate here, I go "what is this? delicious!". Yes I didn't know what I was eating but very tasty. We love coming here on Sundays. The servers are terrific! We enjoy talking to them and they make us feel like home. Bring your own wine but please note the wine must be listed under "mevushal". It's a pleasure coming here to have my favorite shawarma! My favorite is baby chicken shawarma. But we always order that with something else. The salad bar changes every week but a lot to choose from, so no worries. I also like the spicy sauce on the side (green in color) sorry I don't know the name. The manager and staff of this place are very pleasant and friendly. I bet they know very well that I can't live without my "Sunday shawarma" ha ha *:) read more

Food is good, not great. Schwarma is overated. Note: if you want to feel as though you were in a restaurant pre-Covid, this is the place to be. read more

I've been eat at this place for years food is finger licking good from the bread to the meat down to the salad is always amazing and never a let down. Aside from all that the place closes at midnight but there is a clean up crew till 3am making sure the place a spotless and food is fresh for the next day shift. Service is always always amazing very giving on extras just for a simply smile on your face. Who ever you are Marcy I think your an idiot for giving such a negative review and say the pita was cold. They make the pita in house every day fresh. All you really had to do is ask for it to be toasted. read more

We were driving by and saw that there was no line ( very rare scenery for this establishment) I walked in and ordered 1 shawarma salad ans Laffa chicken shawarma. Both entrées were so generously assembled ans packed with care. We came home and went straight to the food. Salad was so good, chi and was moist and delicious. My husband really enjoyed laffa (its $2 more than pita but so much better if u are really hungry and it's delicious on its on) laffa shawarma had all the add ons that make a delicious shawarma. We are so happy we got to enjoy and it was amazing read more

The most delicious food. Service is amazing. Very friendly atmosphere . To feel as if you are in the Middle east, one only needs to step into Grill Point. The cuisine eillake your mouth water. The waiters and waitresses only want to please and serve with a smile You will not be disappointed read more

So my co-worker swears by this place! He goes multiple times a week and encouraged me to try it. Told the hub about it and he was like oh yeah I've been there before it is good! So off we went. The place was crowded and the patrons looked pleased. We took our order to go. It was my first time eating shwarma and it will be my last. I mean I don't have anything to compare it to, but I guess I was expecting something like a gyro. It wasn't. The spices were so over powering for my palate. Such a strong taste I couldn't take more than a few bites. So I don't know if it was good or not. My experience was limited to this place but it doesn't make me want to venture out and try a different spot if this is supposed to be the best spot. read more

The food is amazing, however the service is terrible. If you like being ignored and insulted ask for the waitress. She acted like we were bothering her and rolled her eyes at us when we asked for napkins, waters, and plates. When we complained she brought us a complimentary dish and told us a story about another costumer- who also complained about the service and how she gave them a Complimentary dish to "shut them up". She needs to find a job that she may actually enjoy since being a waitress is not it! read more