There are very few places to get authentic Israeli food but this is definitely one of them so stop…read moreby if you'd in the area but they don't accept cash because all orders are submitted electronically so bring a credit/debit card.

From the Amazing owner ELChanan, to his amazing son who helps around the restaurant with bussing…read moretables, to the Amazing young man behind the counter, serving the delicious food, I felt like I was back in Israel. This place is the real deal. AMAZING shuarma pargiyot and AMAZING Falafel. What a fixin' bar too!!! Yumminess in anyone's tummy, and so yummy!!! This is the main number for the restaurant - 1-732-861-9437

Food was great - ribeyes perfectly cooked at medium. Love the bread…read more Service for the most part wonderful - our waitress was attentive and friendly as were others that weren't even serving us. One man in a plaid shirt was so awesome I thought he was the owner, amazing and friendly! Hostess... must've been having a bad day.. not great attitude at all. Head waitress could maybe not bark at the other staff from across the room if she wants something done. Ambience awesome and rustic.

The best service I've had here! We took our mom out for Mother's Day, and the light where my dad…read morewas sitting was beaming directly in his face. The managers and staff went above and beyond trying everything they could to dim the lights for him. The whole team was amazing, and you can truly tell it's a positive work environment. They even gave us a LongHorns T-shirt for the inconvenience. My family and I felt so welcomed and taken care of, even after we complained about the lighting. Also the food was great ! Thank you to the LongHorn staff for such great hospitality!

The most delicious smoked brisket and pastrami! The baked beans were also outstanding.read more

I don't really like my photo, but I look better than the picture…read moreHave lunch with me at the sandwich shop

For a while now, I have considered going to Flysh, but never got the chance to. Finally, I managed…read moreto get my way to Lakewood to enjoy their unique menu. Brand: 5/5 Flysh is a kosher eatery specializing in burgers and sandwiches in Lakewood. Its on-point brand remains consistent in the physical sign above the establishment, and everywhere else. Eateries that do this do a good job with branding, since it establishes an identity easy to memorize for any new customers. The angular letters with smooth edges, almost resembling the Hebrew alphabet, give Flysh its upbeat identity. Website: 5/5 It offers you a good introduction to Flysh, with its simple color scheme and images of three of its notable menu items. It never overwhelms you as you scroll through the main page. When you go to the delivery menu, using the Toast Tab app, you get to see many menu items with images attached to them. Wait Time: 5/5 I did not wait long for my order. It took me ¾ of the way into my writing before my name was announced, which befitted a complicated dish like my order. Ambiance: 5/5 Well-cleaned and well-scented, the interior of Flysh has a pretty decent dining area, with booths and tables along a comfortable seating row. All of this had enough space between them. The music plays Israeli pop throughout the establishment. The menu offers you a glimpse at the ingredients of each dish, so you know what you are getting yourself into. All of which had a festive selection, including state fair inspiration with the fried Oreos, onion rings, Texas fries, and steak skewers. Food: 5/5 I ordered their signature chicken sandwich, the Lakewooder. It consists of a schnitzel, hot pastrami, Russian dressing, lettuce, tomato, pickles, and red onions. The schnitzel and the pastrami become the main bulk to taste in this sandwich, for both of them had a well-prepared texture. The pickles and red onions give it the right amount of sharpness, while the Russian dressing enriches it with a hearty flavor. The two additional sauces it came with also enhanced the flavor. I can see how the Lakewooder would serve as a representation of both Flysh and Lakewood itself. It has a pleasant flavor that melts away the problems of your day with every bite. Along with every other menu item on their website, the Lakewooder looks enticing to try. It gave me a pleasant mood throughout the day, with no regrets of ever going to Flysh. The schnitzel had a well-prepared form, appropriate for the time it took to wait for it. The staff handled my order with care, placed within a wrapper upon a cardboard basket. Service: 5/5 The staff managed to acclimate me into Flysh with patiently providing me with a physical menu. They managed to get my order right without any problems. The service gave me a good first impression of the establishment. Nothing about the ambiance disrupted my experience with the service, since they clearly care about it and their food. Cost: 4/5 The solid, consistent brand gives Flysh a standalone status in Lakewood, either physically or digitally. The meat in the Lakewooder give Flysh its name, since it is Yiddish for "meat." I also love how signature dishes represent the specific places of the eateries that serve them. The Lakewooder manages to do that. The website does Flysh justice with its menu items having their own images. If I lived in Lakewood, I would definitely become a returning customer based on the menu images alone. As someone who went to 100 eateries within a single year, I can say that high prices are unavoidable, and that some hustle-and-bustle, bumper-to-bumper areas have higher prices. The same is true for the Lakewooder. However, I do not know if I would negotiate through traffic just to arrive again. Considering the good vibes the Lakewooder gave me, I would like to try different menu items in the future. I can find no substantial suggestions I could give to Flysh, since every aspect works in concert with each other. The only suggestion I could think of is investing in a food truck for celebrations and state fairs if they evolve as a business. Rating: 5/5 Stars Rounding between four or five stars, I ultimately give Flysh five stars, since I see so much potential for this establishment. If I ever find myself in Lakewood with someone else, I would absolutely recommend them Flysh for the first time. For a lot of other Gentiles, it serves as an eatery that can defy a lot of stereotypes they may blindly believe. Recommend To... Anyone in Lakewood looking for an upbeat place to hang out.

This is some of the best food in Lakewood. Amazing service and a great environment would 100%…read morerecommend

Went last night with my wife and mother in law. Beautiful atmosphere, very clean restaurant. I had…read morethe special of baby lamb chops and sirlion beef. It was "off the charts" delicious. I am not a big veggie person, but the zucchini and peppers were awesome. My wife had the potato crusted salmon and left nothing on her plate. My mother in law had the Chilean sea bass with sweet potatoes and white asparagus and she was on cloud nine. She was most amazed with the presentation. Culturally, it is a fascinating experience, most of the patrons are from the Orthodox community, very friendly, and happy to share the meanings of tradition. Our waitress was Jaclynn and she was the best!!! Very knowledgeable, and helpful, and so pleasant to talk to. It is a pricey restaurant but well worth the expense. We will be returning. Thanks Jaclynn Jim

Terrible place the food is terrible this restaurants atmosphere is trash wouldn't go here if you…read morepaid me

Food was great. This was my first time ordering from this restaurant…read more Delivered fast I will be back Portions were plentiful.

This bowl was absolutely delicious. For around $14, I was honestly impressed with how much food…read morethey packed into a small bowl. The portion size was generous, loaded with chicken and fresh toppings, and every bite was flavorful and satisfying. The only issue I had was that I requested brown rice, and the label reflected that request, but the bowl came with white rice instead. It wasn't a dealbreaker, but it was the one discrepancy with my order. I also tried the jalapeño sauce on the side. The flavor was good, but it could have been blended a little better, as it was thicker than I expected. 4.7 almost a perfect bowl . First time here

I enjoyed my visit for the first time and will come back. The good was tasty, I love kosher food…read moreand this place was a nice surprise. I enjoyed my meal, ribeye, stringbeans, mashed, and my mother had the same with sauteed vegetables. Bread was served fresh and hot and with olive oil. Waiter was friendly and welcoming. We wil come back and recommend this place.

1. Heating was broken and the restaurant was FREEZING. The owner lied to our face and said it was…read morenow on full blast, claiming it was off since there was a fast (3 days ago!) 2. No welcoming bread basket. How hard is that to do? 3. Starter was a $17 'meat pizza'. It was basically sweet potato fries on a piece of bread sprinkled with burnt slithers of brisket. I complained. It was taken off the check. 4. Steak ($57!) was asked for medium rare. It came well done. Sent it back and had to wait 20mins for another (which was mediocre at best) 5. Wife's steak was asked medium. Came not only well done but burnt on the edges. 6. Total was a $140! An absolute disgrace. Avoid!

It's by far the best fine dining experience to be found in Lakewood. The appetizers are all unique…read moreand delicious.

Its a bit difficult to find this place, if you dont know any tricks. We realized that there was a…read moreparking lot around the block, which I still dont know how to get to. We got here on Valentines Day and the service was initially very good. They also served a free bottle of wine, because of Valentines Day and the waitress was very pleasant. We ordered many items like the beef tacos and steak and everything we had was delicious! I had then ordered a desert that said apple pastry of sort and there wasnt a very good description. When I received it, it appeared to resemble Dunkin Ds munchkin with powered sugar. It was clearly fresh, but not at all what I expected or wanted. When we stated that, we were told, that they cant take it back and that they could wrap it for us to go and we could order something else, but that they would also charge us for it! Mind you, we were spending about 300 dollars for 2 people and everything else went great, we asked for the manager and her statement was cold and matter of fact. We also had no problem paying for a different dessert that we did want and had not touched the one we didnt. Seemed like the whole nice feeling we had sank like a rock in water. We did order something else and paid for it still. It wasnt even an expensive dessert, so I am not sure why the service tanked right then and there, but it left us with a bad feeling.