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    Jerusalem Steakhouse

    4.0 (25 reviews)
    Open • 11:00 am - 10:30 pm

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    JERUSALEM STEAKHOUSE ATMOSPHERE

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    Moderate noise
    Good for kids
    Good for groups

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    Joe C.

    Jerusalem Steakhouse on Ave J has been catering to the Ave J neighborhood for more than 15 years. I've been coming here with the family since they opened and it's always great. AnimatThe starter salads and homemade laffa are fantastic. Their hummus and guac are must haves. The grilled chicken, shish kebab, schnitzel and skirt steak is always great! You won't leave hungry that's for sure.

    Leonard G.

    I've heard some great stuff about the steakhouse so I definitely wanted to give it a try. We ended up ordering the mixed grill, shawarma, and hummus. Before the order comes out, you're flooded with 8 small plates of various vegetables and a huge laffa bread -- all of which was absolutely delicious. They definitely use fresh ingredients and truly know what they're doing in the kitchen. By the time the entrees came out, we were practically stuffed. I recommend nibbling on the free stuff but remembering to leave plenty of room for the main entrees. I have to admit, it will be difficult as that stuff is addictive. The entrees are very large and regardless of what you eat beforehand, I recommend sharing a dish. The mixed grill was absolutely delicious but the schawarma surprisingly wasn't too tasteful. The place is nice and clean and the waitstaff is very friendly. I definitely recommend coming here. Just remember -- come hungry and share.

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    Hymie S.

    The food is amazing lunch has great specials even dinner the prices aren't too shabby the kabbobs are big but they only give you 1 so that's a disappointment but it makes up for size in taste. The sides are very good also the mashed potatoes are excellent. Overall 5 star experience!

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    We nave been coming for lunch here for two decades! Food is great and tasteful always! Good choice for kosher place

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