They have delicious bourekas. There little store is very difficult to find. But it's right behind…read moreTania's table in 186 street and W. Dixie Highway. I love the potato and once in a while, I like their Kibbe. You have to have good Tatziki sauce for the kibbe. They have a lot of different bourekas. Spinach, meat, cheese and a variety. This is pick up only. They are frozen. You have to heat them up in your oven yourself. They are a little expensive but they are worth it.

Lahmajoun! These are the authentic taste - perfect fragrant, savory, sour taste with the use of…read moretamarind. This place knows their spicing well. This very cute place, you have to drive to the back side of plaza and find the sliding window - they only have frozen packaged items - very convenient for parties (apparently if you want something hot you can call ahead and they'll have them ready) . Owner is very nice and very helpful, his advice on how to reheat was perfect, plus he knows his food history. In addition to Lahmajoun I had Cheese Bourekas, they were perfect for a family event: deliciously salty cheese inside a a wonderful dough. once again though, have the Lahmajoun! you will love it. Next time I'd love to try some of the Empanadas and the more exotic Bourekas, also they have Mafrum (w/o sauce) which is rare to find in the states and looks very delicious. This place is a real open secret, a convenient gem. Give them your business for sure.

You don't expect much in Hallandale. It's easy to pass over and the restaurants are no exception…read more So my wife and I were VERY surprised by the great shawarma plate they served us when we stopped in by accident last night at Humus Achla. . For just over $40 the two of us dined like the king and queen of Jerusalem. Ok I'm being a bit over the top here. The atmosphere, while a step above most Israeli places, is no big deal. But the staff were fun, friendly and the service, from the counter servers to the bus staff who cleaned our table were GREAT. And the shawarma platter was full of amazing stuff- eggplant, cucumber, cabbage salads, peppers...hummus... I could go on. We loved it and couldn't finish the food. And we have enough for breakfast tomorrow. With two soft drinks the bill came to just over $40. I think it was the best $40 we spent in months. We will definitely go back. If you like Israeli food find Humus Achla In Hallandale. It's with the trip

Beautiful ambiance and very large size, I enjoyed my time at Hummus Achla…read more Nothing to rave about, but the food is pretty good and so is the service!!

The Kosher World in North Miami Beach is bigger and nicer than the Miami Beach's location…read more Comparing with nearby Amazing Savings, I would say it's about the same size, but much nicer. This location has only been open for 2 months and it's a nice store to go to - with the whole works being available. A small deli, sizable produce section, and they have their own baked goods that comes in from the store-owned off-site bakery.

stumbled across this restaurant accidentally with my mom and we were both super impressed with the…read morefood. The pizza we got tasted amazing as well as fresh. They have a menu with other options as well. Clean area and Staff is super friendly

Artisan style pizza loved it my new favorite Kosher pizza shop. Service was quick and the quality…read morewas excellent.

You really can't go wrong here it's just an all-around great bakery. My favorites are the feta…read moreolive Danish, cheese za'atar Danish, and the Jaffa cheese boureka. Everything is fresh, flavorful, and consistently good. It's one of those places where it's hard to pick just one thing!

The pastries at Florentin Bakery are excellent--everything we tried tasted fresh, flavorful, and…read moreclearly made with care. They also have a great menu with plenty of options whether you're stopping by for breakfast, lunch, or just coffee and something sweet. The only reason I'm giving 4 stars instead of 5 is that service can feel a bit rushed during busy times, but everyone was still friendly. Overall, it's a great neighborhood bakery that I'll definitely keep coming back to. Vete Abon

Great new place... Relaxing atmosphere, friendly staff, and delicious food! Creamiest hummus I've…read morehad in the area! Stop by for quick and delicious meals..

This place opened 2 days ago. It is a very cute set up. Clean and inviting atmosphere. Here you…read moreorder at the counter and they bring it to the table. The chef is very nice and knows what he is doing. The foods are traditional Mediterranean and very authentic. The food is good and has good taste. They started pretty good and I have a feeling that they will get better. Try it, completely Kosher!

With so many Israeli restaurants opening in the area it's hard to really find something that…read moreactually feels like Israel.. this is a place you call home. You walk in and there's generations of photos on the walls and employees that have been there since day 1. Food is always consistent and that's not something you come by these days. Salads are loaded on the table like you walked into an Israeli grandmas house and you can't beat the price for what you get. Screw the mainstream places that charge an arm and a leg that don't even bring you back to your roots. Go and enjoy what it's really like to feel well fed and at home

After our JCC gym classes, a group of us women headed over to this little hole in the wall that one…read moreof us highly recommended for their lemonade called Lemonanna - to go for. We arrived and there was a wait but it's a small little place so we waited outside until another group of people came and started smoking so we went inside ... When we saw that one of the tables was available and there was really no place to stand, one of us went over to start to sit down (as a solution) and the waitress whose name was Lulli or Lolli started yelling at us telling us that she had to clean first and I said yeah, but there's no place for stand and she yelled that we had to wait. Now, if you've been to Israel, you'll know that people are pretty rude. Kind of nasty they yell at each other we all know and accept it. And you kind of expect it if you go to an Israeli restaurant coz you're gonna get treated poorly. They act like you're bothering them. Of course it's not true of all Israeli restaurants but it's a generalization that's pretty spot on. Once you do get seated and she calms her ass down, you order the most amazing lemonade with fresh lemon, mint, and blended with ice that is to perfection. There's a spread already on the table of small little salads, chickpeas, carrots a lot of cabbage beets etc , to pick on while you're choosing from the extensive Israeli food on the menu . They have all the great Middle Eastern foods that you'll find in Israel . The hummus, the baba ghanoush, the falafel, the amazing is really salad with all the fresh herbs and the delicious fresh ingredients. Five of us spent about $22 each and had the best time despite our waitress and the leaky ceiling and the pretty dingy decor , but that's why we come here. Oh, and the tip is included in the price, which is probably why your waitress doesn't give a damn if you like her or not. We will be returning here for that Lemonanna and overlook Loli or whatever her name was.

Absolutely deliciou!!! I had the schnitzel baguette- it really tasted like home!!! Yammy, clean,…read morefast prep and serve. Also very nice people and nice place to dine in. Warm family business very sweet clean and delicious. All kosher ORB!!