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Beit Rima

4.5 (1.1k reviews)
Closed • 11:00 am - 9:30 pm
Updated 1 week ago

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Moderate noise
Good for kids
Outdoor seating

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Beef Kabob Plate
Emily D.

Food 8/10 really good food esp the baba gonoush and the hummus. Everything came together well but could use some more pickle onions! The beef was really lean so was a bit dry Service 9/10 self service ordering but served to table Ambiance 7/10 very small cramped location. You have to sit too close to surround ppl. Prob would do takeout next time! Or try Cole Valley location

Shakshuka
Joyce C.

very solid place and busy place. portions are rather generous but nothing stood out particularly. of the mezze platter i think the baba ganoush dip was the best with a hint of sweet. beer is awesome too palestinian beer which is i guess rare? hangar steak id skip the whole dish didnt feel that cohesive like the rice was rice and steak was steak. homey vibes tho! rarely a fan of falafel and was not a fan of theirs either

Chicken Shish Tawook Plate
Christine W.

Came here with a friend to try out this restaurant! My friend had been before and really enjoyed it, but it was my first time, though I had heard good things about it! For food, we both got the Chicken Shish Tawook Plate, and the portion sizes were quite big. The chicken was flavorful and juicy, and the rice and other sides were delicious as well! The service was good as well since the servers were attentive and welcoming. I also liked the ambiance and how the restaurant was decorated. Would definitely come back to try new dishes :)

Caili C.

Overall really good Mediterranean food - I came to try Beit Rima after hearing great reviews from friends and loved how flavorful and generous the portions are. My friend and I got the fattoush salad to share along with the Chicken Shish Tawook plate and Musakhan for entrees. The salad was a nice fresh start and the charred dates added a nice sweetness. Loved the juicy chicken kebobs with a side of their delicious hummus. The musakhan had to be my favorite bite though, the chicken is so tender and flavorful and goes really well with the toasted pita. I would come back just for this dish alone! It's a counter-order restaurant which i didn't expect but it makes it a super quick sit-down restaurant to stop at and I loved sitting on their outdoor patio considering it was a nice sunny SF Sunday!

Saheli S.

Soooo delicious!!! The wait can be a little long so be prepared but it's very worth it! Everything was super flavorful! The restaurant itself was cute and well decorated! Service was pretty good! Highly recommend if you want some feel good food!

Musakhan
Christine B.

Stopped by for dinner on a Saturday and, while it was fairly busy, the service was really efficient and we didn't have to wait too long. The atmosphere is super cozy, with both indoor and outdoor seating. We ordered the baba ganoush, chicken shish tawook plate, gazan braised lamb shank, and musakhan. My favorite was definitely the chicken shish tawook! The chicken was so flavorful and tender, with just a hint of spice! I also really enjoyed the baba ganoush, which had a delicious smoky flavor. Everything we ordered was a hit, and we'll definitely be coming back!

Matt C.

We ordered the chicken plate and it was delicious! The chicken was well seasoned and not burnt. I especially liked how the chicken was not dry and had great flavor. The service was helpful--it was nice that we paid first so that we were not rushed to leave. Lines can be quite long, even on a weekday, so get there early! Lovely seating outside on a nice day. Would recommend!

Baba Ganoush
Sanskruti D.

The food was great. I'm someone who is vegetarian (no eggs). We got the Falafel Platter and it was good. It was very similar to other falafel dishes I have tried in other restaurants. I got Baba Ganoush was good and liked it a lot My friend (who s vegetarian but eats eggs) got the Ful with egg and she loved it a lot. (Must try acc to her) The service was good. The ambiance was very snug and cozy (we sat inside, outside it is freezing) , but it does get very loud in there

Mezze Sampler
Sally Y.

We arrived around 5pm and many tables outside weren't cleared but there were many seats available. We were told to wait outside when we're supposed to order at the cashier first, so I was confused. The ladies took awhile to get us seated outside, only to then tell me to order inside. The super efficient guy with the red shoes was quick to take our order of chicken shish tawook and Mezze sampler. Portions are large and food was great! We love people watching as the N Judahs goes by. It's Arab comfort food in a cozy indoor/outdoor setting.Sooo good!

Chandni D.

Came with a party of 3 around 6:30pm a Tuesday and had to wait around half an hour for a table. But it was totally worth it! Definitely get the potatoes, they are a must - but you really can't go wrong with anything here!

Grilled Hanger Steak from Beit Rima
Karalina H.

It was our first time at Beit Rima, and we honestly had no idea what to expect. But let me tell you, our experience exceeded everything we hoped for. Food was definetely 5/5 - absolutely fantastic! Everything tasted fresh and flavorful. We ordered the CHICKEN SHISH TAWOOK PLATE and GRILLED HANGER STEAK. The chicken was really good - juicy, tender, seasoned well, and not overcooked at all. The steak was rich, tender, and incredibly juicy. It was amazing! The portions are big, and there is a huge variety of sides and spices to pair with your dishes. The service was 3/5. Unfortunately, not a single employee had a smile on their face, and it didn't feel very welcoming. It also took a while for our food to arrive, but the restaurant was pretty full, so that was understandable. Beit Rima feels cozy and warm. There is both indoor and outdoor seating, and you can park your car in the parking lot across the street. Next time we visit the city, we will definitely be back.

Musakhan
Derek L.

Delicious! Hearty meals to be had here. The musakhan is a spiced chicken dish served with roasted pine nuts, pita, and caramelized onions. I loved how juicy the chicken was and the crisp yet soft pita. Apparently this dish they claim is usually not found in restaurants so it was pretty special to eat it. I will be back to try more!

Beef Kabob Plate
Maya R.

I came here after a workout in the area and it hittt the spot. We were a party of three and ordered two plates plus a side of baba ganoush--and we were stuffed. The food came out quickly and was flavored to perfection. Everything had such good flavor, and each bite kept me wanting more and more. We all preferred the chicken plate over the beef kabob plate, but honestly both were amazing and I'd order them both again without hesitation. The baba ganoush was fresh and a pretty generous portion for a side dish. I can't wait to come back!

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How do they feel about accommodating celiacs or anyone with allergies?

Hi, is the meat and chicken halal?

Called them and they said it was Halal

Is the pita bread and the 'samir' bread made of refined or whole grain flour? What are the other ingredients?

Are they open for lunch or not? I see Wednesday to Sunday 11:00 am - 3:00 pm and 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm on their website, but have come by when it looks closed, and Yelp says they…

Hello, our two SF locations are open everyday, but Monday from 11am to 8:30 pm. Sorry about the confusion

Do they have Lebanese ice cream? The delicious orange blossom floral one?

Only pudding

Do they take reservations?

No reservations. Here's info from their website on dining and to-go: Counter service. No reservations.… 

Is this Palestinian or Lebanese food? Yelp states is Lebanese but the article I read said it's Palestinian.

Palestinian, Lebanese, and Syrian food are essentially the same with regional and local differences. They are all part of Levantine / Eastern Mediterranean cuisine.

Do you have hookah?

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Yes! All proteins are Halal unless labeled otherwise.

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4.3(523 reviews)
1.1 mi•Cole Valley
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Stopped by for lunch with friends after our Double Black run. Really enjoyed our meal here…read more Everything we ordered was delicious and full of flavor, and you can tell there is a lot of care that goes into the food. We tried a few different dishes and enjoyed everything we ordered. The flavors were well balanced and the portions were generous enough to share, which made it easy to try a little bit of everything. The service was also warm and attentive, and the overall atmosphere felt welcoming and relaxed. It's the kind of place that feels casual enough for a quick meal but still special enough to sit down and really enjoy dinner. They have a lot of outdoor seating as well (with heat lamps for the colder SF nights). Parking in the area can be challenging, would suggest to come for lunch instead of dinner.

The food is great. We always go for the mezza sampler, steak plate, and chicken kebab plate with a…read moreside of raw veggies (for dipping in the mezze). They have a menu behind the counter that lists out all of the GF modifications (which is so helpful) just ask for it. You can also join the waitlist on yelp, which is a big time saver and so convenient. Why 3 stars then? I feel like they have become a victim of their own success. This place is tiny and it is PACKED. We were quoted a 70 minute wait time on a Sunday night. When our name finally came up we were offered a tiny table inside (outside table sidewalks are where you want to be, more room, good people watching) that could have fit two fine but was going to be a squeeze for 3 adults. We opted to wait for a bigger table/outside spot. Once you get a table then you have to go inside and wait in line to order. The space is small so expect to get bumped from every direction. The person behind the register was obviously stressed out and could not have been less friendly or less helpful. I asked for a glass of cabernet and she just said, we don't have it and stared at me. I asked if she could suggest another option and she did but it was a struggle. All of the workers seemed miserable. No one smiled, everyone seemed overworked and it was so hard to flag someone down if say your steak came out entirely raw, which mine did. It seems like the workers are either not getting the training or the support that they need to allow the overall experience to be good as the food.

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4.2(1.9k reviews)
1.9 mi•Inner Sunset
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Our group was in town for the weekend and came in here for lunch. The restaurant was open and airy…read more We were seated by the window and the place was pretty empty at the time. The food was delicious! We decided to order two big plates made for two and added an appetizer, salad, and another rice dish. It was enough food for the 8 of us. Presentation was lovely and service was good too.

Lavash is superb. The hostess was gracious & offered us immediate seating outside in a small booth…read more She was almost apologetic, but what a treat. It was like eating in a private garden, surrounded by a nice floral arrangement. The food was superb. Highest quality. The salad appetizers were fresh & crunchy. The feta cheese & small lavash breads were a great way to start. See the mains in the photos. My lamb chops & beef/lamb skewer was excellent. My sons raved about their salmon & beef. The rice was perfect: real longer grained basmati, delicately spiced, with hints a saffron. I loved the roasted tomato, raw onions, cilantro, & mint leaves. Of course plenty of lavash. Easily a 4.5. I'd give a 5, but my wife said her chicken was a little dry. Still tasty, especially with her rice that had raisins, dates, & lentils. Maybe nit picking, but overall good. The Napoleon with a scoop of raspberry ice cream was excellent. This Napoleon wasn't so creamy, but more about layers of cake. More complex than the usual variant. I'm a fan. The drinks were on point. Great ambiance & waiter. Great portions & value for this level of quality. Lavash takes pride in what they do. We will be back for great Persian cuisine.

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4.4(629 reviews)
2.7 mi•Presidio
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Was surprised to see a long line by 5pm. This place is definitely popular…read more We ordered breaking bread, 1/2 chicken, stuffed bell pepper, kebab. Swordfish. I have to say everything tasted really good! The chicken were just charred to perfection but doesnt taste burnt. Breaking bread was probably one of my favorite too, I especially like the red dip which I assumed was eggplant? And the kebab was like a huge fried version of beef puff with lots of green onion, and tasted yummy! The place is big but all fully packed and everyone seems to be having a great time. There are also 2 bar areas i believe. Too bad i am trying to stay alcohol clean to lose some fats so I abstained from the cocktail menu.

We wanted to revisit Dalida for our anniversary after having an anniversary dinner here when they…read morefirst opened. Both of us remember the food being fantastic, but not so much this time. The restaurant was running behind and we had to wait an extra 20 minutes after our reservation time. They offered two glasses of bubbly for the wait, which was appreciated. Tried a couple cocktails, which were okay, 6/10. When we asked about the open tables in the main dining room that simply sat empty, we were told that it would cost an extra $40. Not sure if this was always the policy, since we did counter seating last time, but it felt like money-grubbing. Our server, Jane, was lovely and friendly. Sitting at the counter was as enjoyable as we remembered: very mesmerizing watching the kitchen flow. We ordered the Breaking Bread (pita and dips), Anatolian Eriste, mushroom-stuffed pepper, baklava, and cobbler. The Breaking Bread was the only dish we enjoyed and was as good as we remembered; the pita was fluffy and the dips were flavorful. Anatolian Eriste just didn't come together flavor or texture-wise for us: the squash felt undercooked, the mushrooms too salty, and the sauce was watery, thin, and generally bland. The mushroom-stuffed pepper felt skimpy; they used just the top third of the pepper with the stem in it, which was annoying to eat around, and neither of us liked the filling. Corn bread was also dry. I wish they kept the Su Borek as the vegetarian option instead of the current veg-friendly dishes that we tried. For the cobbler - it was mostly crumble with a sad spoonful of apple and rhubarb chunks. The rhubarb was also tough. The crumble was so dry that the dinky scoop of ice cream was not nearly enough to make up for it. Baklava was still good (a holdover from last visit). The quality of the food simply did not justify the prices. We would've been pissed if we didn't have the Chase Reserve credit as buffer. There was also zero acknowledgement for our anniversary, which we noted in the reservation. Some places survive better as memories.

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4.2(1.4k reviews)
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Amazing food, cute and casual ambiance, and amazing service!…read more We had the Arabic coffee, a mixed kabab platter, and the half & half (half hummus, half rice). The chicken kabob was so tender and flavorful -- definitely my favorite! If you're someone who doesn't have a high tolerance for spice, this place is perfect because the flavors are delicious without being overwhelmingly spicy. And personally, the Arabic coffee was the highlight for me! It's honestly one of the best coffees I've had so far. Loved everything about this experience and would definitely come back!

We came here for lunch last Saturday. Place is very cute inside. Love the decor…read more We were seated at the window right away and the server brought us water, olives and pickled radish. Then took our order. Afterwards, brought us pita bread with tomato sauce with chunks of onion and tzatziki sauce. Pita was warm and the sauces were outstanding. We ordered Chicken Shawarma plate with half rice and hummus and Lamb shish kebab sandwich. The shawarma was delicious! First time I saw it in yellow color. Maybe the turmeric. Chicken was moist and tender, lots of different spices. Rice was cooked perfectly and the hummus was hearty and savory. Really amazing hummus, probably the best I ever had. My hubby had the lamb sandwich and really enjoyed it. Only issue is that, the fried eggplant was missing. Instead, it was bell pepper. He was excited to have the eggplant but did not work out. He said that it needed a little more spices in the lamb. It was missing a punch there somewhere, lol. Overall we enjoyed the food. Everyone was very nice and attentive. Would like to try their other dishes in the future.

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