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    Palmyra

    4.3 (1.1k reviews)
    Closed 10:30 am - 9:00 pm

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    Good for groups
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    Lamb Shawarma Platter comes with hummus, cucumber and tomato salad and pita bread.
    Manny Y.

    Called in a take out order of lamb shawarma platter. Seemed like they had a large catering order since my order wasn't ready when I arrived. It took another 10 min. The place has five large round tables and you can see the kitchen from the cash register. There were a few people in the tables eating. The place has glass windows so you can see the sunlight from inside.

    Rotisserie Chicken Meal
    Nova P.

    Met a friend for dinner here and we decided to split a full rotisserie chicken meal. My mind was blown at the price-this has to be the cheapest dinner I've had in the city totaling $17.45 each, which included tip. We were both happy with the portion size. Though if you come starving, you may want it all to yourself. The meal came with a good amount of hummus, tomato and cucumber salad and some pita bread. The chicken was a small size, but enough and had a little bit to take home. Hummus had a really nice texture and consistency. Everything else was standard and found it to be a good spot for an affordable for a casual lunch or dinner. I was confused on whether we order from the table or the counter. It appeared you could do both.

    Gabby E.

    My boyfriend and I were visiting SF for a baseball game and decided to stop here before. The staff were so nice, food was absolutely delicious. We were talking about how good the food was the rest of the night! If we lived in SF this would definitely be a regular spot for us.

    Chicken Shawarma Platter
    Marina F.

    nice service and decent food. the food was good and i did eat my meal but i think i should have gotten a wrap, my friend got the wrap and it looked better.

    Beef Kebab Platter (bottom) and Chicken Shawarma Platter (top)
    Anh T.

    My friends and I came here on a Friday evening and were seated immediately in a circular booth-like area. There was plenty of seating, with the restaurant getting full as time went on that evening. We ordered at the cash register and waited not too long for our orders. -Baba Ghanoush: creamy and plentiful and delicious! It came with the side of pita bread. -Beef Kebab: This was my favorite dish! The meat was soft & flavorful. -Chicken Shawarma: I felt as if they gave the most meat for this meal, and it was chewy and good. -Rotisserie Chicken: It was also a flavorful and soft meat. -Kibbi: These tasted quite fresh and had a crispy outside! The portions were generous, and we all had leftovers that was enough for a couple of meals. I enjoyed this find on a random search, and would love to come here again to try their other dishes!

    Half Chicken Meal
    Makena L.

    Not bad! Ordered the half chicken meal ($19) and the cucumber salad ($7). The prices are decent and reasonable. We were seated immediately for 2 around 8pm on a Tuesday. Seemed like a popular spot for runners, since a whole group came shortly after we sat down. Personally, I thought the chicken was a bit dried out, and I'm not sure I liked the flavor of the ganoush. Perhaps plating could have been a bit neater too, sorta felt like things were just piled together (being picky though). The salad delivered on the cucumber and tomato, though I do wish it was delivered in a bowl or something to mix the sauce in, as it was already pretty piled onto the plate. The sauce came in two plastic containers, which was efficient for take out, but felt a little off since we were dining in. The ambiance inside feels like an old American diner mixed with Syrian decor. Blue water cups, concrete floor, bright overhead lighting, and lots of scattered random objects.

    Chicken Shawarma Platter
    Andrew A.

    Came here Saturday around noon to grab some lunch and settled on the chicken shawarma platter. In terms of taste, the hummus is excellent, the pita was delicious, and the chicken had a bunch of flavor. That said, the chopped cucumber and tomatoes could've had a bit more flavor. The people there were friendly and the food came out relatively quickly. I'd have no qualms about returning. While I took the food to go this time, the restaurant was big enough and clean enough for groups to come and eat together. Personally, I don't understand why the price is as high as it. But this seems to be a trend among Mediterranean restaurants. I can see in pictures that the platter was significantly cheaper 1-2 years ago. At the very least, I would've appreciated if with the increased cost, the platter would also come with rice. However, I was pleasantly surprised that the platter came with quite a bit of chicken.

    Dolma (4 Pieces)
    Araceli E.

    Popped in for dinner and was greeted with helpful service! We ate a delicious lamb kebab plate, small baba ghanoush, and dolmas. The side garlic and hot sauce were so tasty. The plate came with pita, yellow rice, and hummus. There was a pretty mural inside with comfortable booths - we will be back!

    Chicken Rotisserie Chicken Meal
    Alayna K.

    We stepped in before a concert for a quick meal and were not disappointed!! Quick counter service, amazing plates. The rotisserie chicken was our favorite. The meat was juicy and the portions were plentiful. Loved the beef kebab plate as well-- the hummus and pita was our favorite. Ordered two Falafel on the side which was crispy and perfect. We'll definitely be back!

    Wrap and falafel
    Emily F.

    Mixed review and feelings about this place. I'd heard good things and wanted to try it as I'm in the area. Stopped in and got a beef wrap and falafel to go. Service was very kind and food came out pretty quick. Inside is cute but not fancy and no frills. I was so hungry when I got home with the food. The falafel was good and like that they packed hot sauce and the garlic sauce. The wrap was also falafel and not beef so was pretty disappointed. I was on a quick time crunch so did not have time to call or go back to have the order corrected. I only ate part of it since it was not what I ordered and falafel was a bit soggy in the wrap. Maybe I'd come back again but hesitant.

    Beef Kebab Platter, Syrian Style Wrap
    Patrick L.

    The food was exquisite and was full of flavor. This is a great place for an introduction into middle eastern food. Great taste, hospitable service, wide variety, and fair price point. The beef kebab was very juicy, full of flavor, and straight off the grill. The rice, hummus, and pita were fantastic compliments to the beef. The cucumber and tomato salad helped balance out the platter and were a refreshing pit stop to the heaviness of the main items on the platter. The wrap was also good and akin to a California burrito, just middle eastern style. Not my first pick on their extensive menu of ethnic foods, but something you wouldn't be disappointed ordering. This restaurant would earn 5 stars if not for their slightly rundown interior and slower service, but that's just part of its neighborly vibe. I highly recommend visiting this spot!

    Chicken Shawarma Platter
    Jeffrey Y.

    Beef Shwarma platter - 10/10 Lebanese garlic sauce - 11/10 Chicken shwarma platter - 7/10 Lentil soup - 8/10 Service - 8/10 Well-timed food arrival (10 min). However, no water until requested. Quality - 9/10 See above. Delish! Ambience - 8/10 Nice hole in the wall place. Overall - 8.5/10 Would go again for the Beef Shwarma platter!

    Moudamas (beans)
    Chris K.

    Best Syrian option I've found in the Bay Area. If you don't know about Syrian food, it's considered to be some of the best in the Middle East. Offerings at Palmyra are traditional and very well done, like you would find at a cafe in Damascus or Aleppo. We started with hummus, which was smooth and tasty. Then we moved on to the eggplant (Moussaka) and beans (Moudamas) apps. Spices were noteworthy and the tomato sauce was something special. Then we had the chicken shawarma and falafel. Again the spices on the chicken were excellent and the falafel was the best I've had since one in Luxor Egypt, which is high praise. There are many gluten free options, but not gf pita. There are a few things I still dream about from our trip to Syria... The Rose petal jam on toast at breakfast and the video screens in a cafe in Damascus playing old black and white videos of 1950's and 1960's Arab music and the smell of fresh cooked beans and chicken. You will feel the culture from Syria when you dine at Palmyra.

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    Wonderful, relaxed, inexpensive but high quality food in an airy atmosphere. Delicious and friendly.

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    Palmyra is excellent! Get the dolma and a falafel wrap and you won't be disappointed.

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    Old Jerusalem Restaurant

    Old Jerusalem Restaurant

    4.2
    (1.3k reviews)
    1.8 mi
    $$
    Family-owned & operated
    Outdoor seating

    Old Jerusalem is so yummy! Our eyes were differently bigger than our stomachs. We ordered the…read moreStuffed Falafel, Mosabaha, Meat Combo, Mousakhan, and Kunafa. There was complimentary bread which was insanely good and fluffy and warm plus tahini and an onion tomato sauce I think along with radishes and olives. We are not olive ppl sadly but I tried one and it was pretty okay. The service was great and all the servers were super attentive and accommodating. The Stuffed falafel was so good and huge 1 is enough for 2 people. The mosabaha was very refreshing and so good. The meat combo was good overall and everything was very herbally spiced, I wasn't impressed by the lamb tho but the kebab, hummus, and chicken were great! I haven't had Mousakhan before so not sure how it should taste but to me it was sweet and savory with really well cooked chicken. I honestly felt pretty healthy overall cause I was eating hella veggies and everything tasted so fresh. The kunafa was good we got it crispy and was yummy imo but was a lil oily (I think this is normal tho). Arab food isn't really spicy but it is spiced and very herbal which I felt in the food here, I appreciate that chili sauce is provided for the spice lovers. Overall, would highly recommend. It was about $100ish for everything and they recently increased their prices but tbh the portion sizes are huge and I feel like it is so worth it we had hella leftovers. If we had 4 ppl instead of 2 it would've been perfect portions for everyone.

    We've come across and heard about Old Jerusalem before and felt like having middle eastern food…read moretonight, so we took a chance and tried them out. When we arrived at around 7:30 pm, there were tables available. It's a comfortable cafe-like restaurant with mural paintings on the wall. Service was friendly and helpful. Unfortunately, the food wasn't as good as the ambiance and waitstaff. ***OUR PICKS*** BEEF SHAWERMA ENTREE ~ the beef was overly salted, saffron rice was ok, hummus was really thick, like peanut butter. My guy ordered this and thought it was average. 3/5 LAMB SHISH KEBAB WRAP ~ this was my dish. I ate one half of the wrap and it only held two cubes of lamb meat. The lettuce and tomatoes made the wrap bland. The meat was seasoned, but everything was plain, so it needed more seasoning. Honestly, this was missing flavor! I'll have to add something to it when I eat the rest of this wrap at home. 2.5/5 HALF ROASTED CHICKEN AND RICE ~ Our friend ordered this dish. It needed more sumac. This tasted like plain roasted chicken. Maybe it needs more seasoning while marinating. It wasn't dry, so that's a relief. Rice was ok and it wasn't dry or soggy. 3.5 We've been spoiled and have had better food in San Francisco and the Bay Area. Nothing stood out for any of us. Prices are a bit high for what you get. Sadly, probably won't be back.

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    Mezze and Mooore II

    Mezze and Mooore II

    4.4
    (62 reviews)
    1.8 mi

    Back for Mooore at Mezze and Moore! My friend met the owner at an event and I told her she'd love…read moreit. We ordered baba ghanouge, falafels, shawerma chicken wrap, Bamia (lamb stew), and baklava for dessert. We both had their mint lemonade which compliments the Lebanese food so well and is TDF! We got here early and had the whole place to ourselves. Service was great with clean and warm vibe. The very best thing is that their ingredients are ultra fresh. I only managed to take photos of the first and last things we ate cos we were busy stuffing face lol! My friend complimented the servers and swears to return!

    Mezze and Moore is a small but elegant restaurant serving a menu of Lebanese dishes. To start, the…read moreFalafel Salata was a vibrant mixture of arugula, tomato, cucumber, and onion topped with four crunchy falafel fritters and green tahini sauce. The Shawarma Combo Plate came with both chicken shawarma and lamb/beef shawarma, marinated, grilled strips of meat, topped with toum and green tahini, and served with yellow rice, arugula salad, hummus, and grilled slices of pita. The Combo Kebab Plate was an equally delicious collection of three grilled meat kebabs--I chose the chicken shish tawook, the lamb shish kebab, and the ground beef kafta. My favorite components of these dishes were the falafel and hummus, which went perfectly together with the grilled pita and the flavorful condiments. But a final favorite dish of mine was the Zahra Be Laben, a stew of fried cauliflower and tender cubes of lamb in a warm garlic yogurt sauce, served with yellow rice and pita bread on the side. The best part of this dish was the yogurt sauce, which was perfectly creamy, savory, and tangy, and which went perfectly with the other components. Overall, the flavors of the food here were all on point and worth the price. The service, however, was slow and not particularly attentive.

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    Mezze and Mooore II
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    Beit Rima

    Beit Rima

    4.3
    (505 reviews)
    1.0 mi
    $$

    Delicious Palestinian food that is to die for. My friend did catering from this spot for one of his…read moreparties and it was already excellent- but the quality of the freshly made dishes when you dine in is incomparable. My friend and I got the shakshuka, musakhan, and Samir's bread. The shakshuka was so savory and delicious, I loved dipping the pita bread and Samir's bread in this. I actually didn't know it came with pita bread! I probably would've held off on ordering Samir's bread had I known this and saved room to try something else. Samir's bread was spiced very well and had a nice chewy airy texture to it. I would say it tastes just as it looks! The musakhan was fantastic, I've never had anything like it. The chicken is so tender and the outside is perfectly crisp. I'm obsessed with this dish. I'm normally not the biggest fan of Mediterranean food, but Beit Rima changed my mind. The ingredients here are so fresh and the food here is filling in the best way possible.

    From the River to the Sea…read more This is the second location for this local, family-owned Palestinian restaurant that opened in 2019 and is operated by Samir Mogannam, the son of the former owner of the Burgermeister that formerly occupied this space, as well as the original Church St. location. Mogannam did a complete rebrand from an American burger restaurant to a fast-casual "Arabic comfort food" establishment that's named in honor of his mother and features her scratch-made recipes. To say it's a success is an understatement, as they've been named one of the best restaurants in SF not just by the Chronicle, but even made the NY Times' "The 25 Best Restaurants in San Francisco Right Now." After one visit, it's clear to see why. The Good: * Yelp Waitlist available * Bus stop right outside the door * Outdoor dog-friendly seating * Fast-casual order at the counter, and they bring the food out to you. * Service was friendly and efficient. * Palestinian and Jordanian beers in bottles! I didn't even know that was a thing. * Falafel were about 98.753% like my mom's. In a word: delicious. * Musakhan was phenomenal. The chicken was cooked perfectly with crispy skin and the sumac-onion "relish" was spot on. Get this. * Handmade pita bread was delicious. * Carissa enjoyed her Shish Tawook plate, as they were smart again and used chicken thighs which kept the well-seasoned meat nice and juicy. The concomitant hummus was fantastic, and the "Mom's Rice" was fuhgeddaboudit good. She did think the chicken could've used an extra thirty seconds on the grill to firm up the meat just a touch, but otherwise it was perfect. The Meh: * The Fattoush salad was just OK. It was overdressed and needed more dates that were cut into smaller pieces so that you get more of it in each bite to help offset the vinegar. The Ugly: * Parking here is a real hassle, as it's street parking only and it's all neighborhoods. So, be prepared to drive around endlessly looking for an opening. Conclusion: Best Palestinian food outside of me mum's kitchen. 'Nuff said. **https://www.sfchronicle.com/projects/2024/best-san-francisco-restaurants/ ***https://www.nytimes.com/article/best-san-francisco-restaurants.html

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    Musakhan ($20)
    Musakhan ($20)
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    Bursa

    Bursa

    4.3
    (1k reviews)
    2.8 mi
    $$

    Lovely spot to have dinner in West Portal. Cozy spot,…read moreupscale casual dining. Great wine menu - I am picky with my red wines these days and enjoyed my $11 glass of old vine Zinfandel. We loved the Combo appetizer plate which came with generous portions of 9 different items. I loved everything ! I'm an eggplant lover and two of the dips were eggplant based . My new favorite dip is the Mercimek Kofte which is a red lentil based chunky dip ; I would've guessed garbanzo bean based dip. The Haydari dip was also super addictive, a thick creamy dip made of kefir cheese and Greek yogurt. So many delicious but gut healthy items of the combo plate; which comes with thin lavash bread. Also loved the red lentil soup, which was warming on a rainy day. I thought it was flavorful without being overly spiced or too thick. My husband enjoyed the lamb kebabs. Tender juicy cuts of lamb that were well seasoned , comes on a bed of salad and rice. We also liked the charred red peppers and onions on the kebab . Service was sufficient Overall great little find for dinner !

    New favorite Mediterranean place!…read more This is about a 15 min walk from where I live so I'll be coming here more often. Big fan of the portions at this restaurant. We ordered the combo plate which came with a lot of Pita bread, definitely enough to share among 4 people. Dishes came with a big helping of hummus too. I personally got the Kofte Kebab which filled me up. I had enough to bring home for lunch the next day. Getting a frozen yogurt at Easy Breezy is a must afterwards!!

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    Inside - Valentine's Day decorations
    Inside - Valentine's Day decorations
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    Falafel Salad
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    La Mediterranee

    La Mediterranee

    4.2
    (1.9k reviews)
    1.3 mi
    $$

    La Méditerranée is a true gem in San Francisco. From the moment you walk in, you're greeted with a…read morewarm, welcoming, family-style atmosphere that immediately makes you feel at home. Service attentive and friendly, adding to the overall experience. The food is excellent, with rich, authentic Armenian and Mediterranean flavors. A standout is the Armenian coffee--strong, rich, aromatic, and perfectly prepared with mini bakhlava. It's the perfect way to end a meal. A place of both comfort and quality.

    This place is fantastic! It's cozy (but not loud or cramped) and the food is varied and delicious…read more My recent trip included a sampling plate of all 4 fillo offerings (the cheese karni and the Levantine meat tart were the best), Armenian potato salad, lemon chicken rice soup, and the saffron chicken kebab over rice pilaf (dinner special of the night). The kebabs were made with chicken breast, but very tender and moist, and the side of hummus was fresh, creamy and delicious. We also tried the sangria which was great- not too sweet and decently strong (not watered down bad wine). For dessert, the lemon cake was tasty but odd that dried cranberries were sprinkled into the whipped cream. I appreciated the variety offered on the menu- not just typical Greek food you find everywhere else that touts "Mediterranean food". The service was super nice and efficient, and I like that it has been family owned and run (sadly an increasingly rare San Francisco characteristic these days)- you can tell the difference in the quality and thought put into the experience.

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    Falafel Plate
    Falafel Plate
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    Lavash

    Lavash

    4.2
    (1.8k reviews)
    1.7 mi
    $$$

    Everything we ordered was delicious. Especially loved the…read morekoobideh and Kashk-e Bademjan. I would go here again in a heart beat. The lamb tongue was ok too chewy not worth for the price. Ambiance is cute, we got seated in less than 10 min when we came around 7PM on a Friday.

    Lavash (good food) was what lead me to be in a mood. Great way to support local communities…read morethrough their unique culinary creations, especially during women's history month. I'm sure there are other Persian cafés and restaurants as good as Lavash. I hardly stop to think about what made Lavash interesting. The floral aroma throughout the entire atmosphere, the gentleness of the waiters and hostesses who're well focused on serving others, and their signature paper thin Lavash bread. A clear teapot filled with saffron tea with rock candy on a stick; seen how they dip it in after pouring the tea. Interesting orange color indeed! A plate of zucchini, grape tomatoes, Moroccan mint leaves, and a pair of Bulgarian cheese; complimentary for my first visit here. Persian noodle soup, filled with beans, chickpeas, and lentils; loved the floral notes in every spoonful. Main course, veggie kabob on a bed of basmati rice drenched in saffron and spices, along with some onions and mushrooms, and of course, a large Lavash bread at the bottom to fill the whole plate. The best part is to completely sandwich wrap after I marginalized the contents on the plate. Ahhh! Satisfying to the last bite of herbs and spices. Not filling though, but I had no need for any dessert. Another highly recommended place to eat for locals and tourists alike. I let some of my friends know how much they'll love the best Persian dishes locals raved about. Thumbs up for the people of Lavash!

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    Lavash Special: Shashlik (two lamb chops), Joojeh (one chicken kebab), Koobideh (one lamb+beef kebab), veggies, rice | $54
    Lavash Special: Shashlik (two lamb chops), Joojeh (one chicken kebab), Koobideh (one lamb+beef kebab), veggies, rice | $54
    Dessert menu: rose water noodle with ice cream

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    Dessert menu: rose water noodle with ice cream
    Lokma

    Lokma

    4.6
    (1k reviews)
    2.5 mi
    $$

    Really yummy! Had never heard of this spot but glad we found it! Shared the Turkish breakfast for 2…read moreand the pancakes. We knew it would be too much food but it was good. That sausage was to die for. Next time we'd get the sandwich which they recommended and maybe a side of pancakes because it's pretty sweet with all the toppings! Cute spot great ambiance and service

    Decent service, but the food and menu variety were a bit disappointing…read more The staff were super friendly and the service was good, but the overall variety and execution fell short. We ordered the Menemen and asked to add sujuk. The flavors were okay, but the bread that came with the plate was completely soggy, which really ruined the meal. I actually had to order a Simit on the side just so I could enjoy my breakfast with decent bread. We initially looked at the full Turkish breakfast, but at $42, it definitely didn't feel worth the price. The portion and variety of items are pretty limited for that price point, and it just doesn't give you that rich, endless spread you expect from an authentic Turkish breakfast experience. On a positive note, the baklava and tea were absolutely amazing! Overall, it was just okay. As someone who has been to many Turkish restaurants, I know how incredible and diverse the cuisine can be. They really need to step up the variety and value.

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    Greek Yogurt Pancakes
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    Turlu Omelet- Turkish ratatouille, tzatziki, three eggs with crispy potatoes
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