Wow, Oh Mama Grill sure has gotten an upgrade! Beautiful tiles, love the black-and-white, crisp,…read moreclean look, and new booths -- though I didn't try sitting in one yet, didn't think to as I was on a mission to get to all the Israeli restaurants around for and on Israel Independence Day, ha ha! (And yes! I succeeded!) The benches are a light, bright-looking wood. There are also regular tables for those who prefer that .... It's amazing how much spacious seating is packed into this little place! I wish the outside reflected the new, light beauty but I guess the treasure is only to be found by those who venture in .... As an Israeli-in-America, I appreciate the selection of Israeli drinks in the cooler, and of course the national snack of falafel! Some say they don't put fries in the pitas -- well, yeah! That's true! If you don't ask, you don't receive! I ask! I receive! I do sometimes find the sandwiches to be kind of messy, so I try to sometimes get less various salads and pickles and such so it's not completely overflowing -- because this place is GENEROUS! Of course, if you're not used to kosher food, you'll probably not understand that it does cost more because for one thing (out of many!), there has to always be an 'extra' person called a mashgiach (supervisor in Hebrew) who oversees everything to make sure it's all, well, kosher! Kosher meat is more expensive, too. And yeah, meat doesn't come with dairy! So that is not available. I heard someone asking if they had a cheeseburger and had to work to not crack up about it! I LOVE the grilled eggplant bits you can get put in -- they're special, not in the regular line up, right there at the end -- because not only do they add so much flavour and texture with so little bulk, but eggplant is one of those things I usually cannot eat because it hurts my oh-so-sensitive tongue, but this place makes it per-fect-ly, mmm ... ! So delicious! I enjoy both purple and green cabbage and carrots, but I don't like the flavour of the onions. That makes me sad, because I LOVE onions, but these ones have something on them that I don't like (looks like it's sumac -- which is ironic, because that's something that I normally love and use all the time!) and I end up picking out when I sometimes forget or get hopeful and just get them again anyway .... Actually, the onions are one of the few condiments here I do not like! The pickled beets are great -- and of course, great for your liver! They are cleansing, nutritious, and boost your Russian-ness, to boot! Or your Russian Jewishness, anyway .... I know that eating them makes my grandmother proud! The benefits of eating here are not and are also not like ones you can attain in just any regular restaurant, and it's here for people who want this kind of thing. It literally is a cornerstone, being on the corner and providing the things certain of us need -- Israeliness, Jewishness, kosherness, etc. It's too bad it suffers from bad reviews by people who don't understand or care. By the way, the work that goes into making all these salad items fresh every day is, let's just say, a LOT! I almost always get the falafel -- I used to get a platter, but it was too much for a meal so I switched back to the classic pita version and that's a perfect amount for me for a meal, plus I feel it's better for the environment because it comes packaged minimally in a little parchment paper rather than a recyclable aluminum plate with a non-recyclable aluminum-and-paper top. Truth be told, I could have trouble finishing writing this review because thinking of Oh Mama Grills' falafel is making me so hungry! I am really getting in the mood for some right now! Other things I eat from here regularly (and have for years): Israeli salad Moroccan (vegetarian) cigars Rice Other things I know are great by way of seeing the delight on my eating partner's face while consuming: Okay, I so I don't remember, but various meat things! Chicken, I think .... Things I don't love from Oh Mama Grill: Bean soup -- didn't have enough flavour for me .... Sabich. I dunno. Just didn't love it! It's hard to top falafel, in my opinion -- well, this falafel from this place, that is -- so I don't feel the need to explore the menu very much .... There aren't a whole lot of places (if any!) that offer such a variety of salads, pickles, and sauces! As an absolute pickle-lover who finds pickles and not just that but a variety of pickles a MUST for my diet, this place has it going on like no other! Update! Tried sitting on a bench at a booth! It's pretty hard, not super-comfortable, but doable -- however, a harder seat is better for your posture and health long-term! The falafel pita with toppings aplenty is so delicious, I am craving one right now ... and, in case you've ever tried some of the marinated types of vegetables here and found them too sour, I did too! Now, that is fixed. They are no longer so sour, and are therefore much more eminently edible! My eating partner agrees.

Since being sent into the office in Rockville I have driven past Oh Mama Grill every morning and…read moreafternoon and have thought about stopping for a visit. Well the day finally came when hubs was picking me up & we had time to kill before our evening plans. I had mentioned this place several times while driving past it & we decided to make a stop. It's basically a take out place with some fast food restaurant style booths. You place your order, you pay, and you wait for ur food to be prepped. Unfortunately this was a let down. His burger was sad, looked like someone had worked out their aggression on it. Seriously, I've never seen any burger & bun that flattened. It was my mistake, I was excited because of the description (it contained lamb) but wasn't anywhere close to the Greek burger we get in VA, I'm not sure it was even up the fast food level, although it was definitely in competition for flatness. My dish was composed a lot of very dry meat. I'm no longer considering a stop as I drive.

Excited to visit this restaurant and really enjoyed the ambiance and food -- for those familiar…read more with Max's Deli in Wheaton (which has closed), this was much more upscale with table service. HITS: Hummus; Shawarma; Jerusalem Mixed Grill (chicken, beef & onions)

This was the perfect place to go for Yom Ha'Atzmaut -- Israel Independence Day! I guess that's not…read moretoo surprising, since it is an Israeli restaurant, but it was really nice to see it decorated both outside and in with flags hanging from a string, little flags at each table, and a big one on the wall inside .... I've eaten here many times for years plus gotten take-out from here way way way more times than I have kept track of, and have tried many things on the menu. As a potato lover, I absolutely love the oven-roasted potatoes. For me, I would say they are better than the fries -- I only know this for sure because I finally ordered both at once, ha ha, and ended up unintentionally doing a side-by-side comparison. The fries are great! It's just that the roasted potatoes are even better! I enjoy the grilled eggplant, hummus with mushrooms, and would say the falafel is absolute perfection. Even my cousin who doesn't normally like falafel or hummus likes both of these things here. She said the falafel is cooked just right, being crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. I agree! Not only that, they look good, too! The shape, size, and colours outside and in are highly enticing .... This is a really nice place for a family gathering -- speaking of which, I can report on what I've heard my family members saying about foods I haven't tried, and the upshot is ... everything is wonderful! The staff are also very nice and caring, attentive, knowledgeable and helpful. Most importantly: you will not go hungry here! You will leave sated and satiated, having indulged in Middle Eastern or American culinary delights .... Highly recommended! :-D

I'm so sad this place is closed! Heartbroken, is more like it …read more... This place (chain, not this particular location -- but I can't write it about the particular location, because I never found out which exact one it was!) fed us towards the very beginning of pandemic lock-downs when restaurants were all still closed, not allowed to be open. We went and picked up our gloriously delicious falafel sandwiches from a synagogue parking lot -- gratefully! The pita and falafel balls were both sumptuously soft and fluffy -- so much better than so many other pita breads and falafels around ... not to mention that culturally speaking, there is no place like it and I just felt so comfortable here. Even while going by, I felt so much better having this place in the area, seeing the signage, feeling the vibe .... Shouk, you are dearly missed! Please know how much you are appreciated, still! You changed my experience of this area! You let me know what was possible ....

We were in the mood for vegi bowls and decided to try this place for dinner last night. You walk…read morein and there are two kiosks for ordering. The ordering process is straightforward, with clear descriptions of the item's ingredients and options you can do for your bowls. We ordered a Two-Way Eggplant Bowl and a Make your own. Also got a side Kale Salad and a side Lentil Soup. Everything was delicious and looked and tasted fresh. The service was quick. It's at the end of a shopping mall next to Mom's Organic Market. Parking is available and free.

Best kosher catering I have seen. Great food quality, and amazing service. I have used them for two…read moreevents now.

Food was varied and delicious, the cauliflower in particular was very good. I've had their food…read moremany times now and it has been constant in quality.

I've lived in the DC area for most of my life, and Goldberg's has the best bagels I've found so far…read more(and, yes, I've had plenty of NYC bagels for comparison). They are slightly crusty on the outside and chewy on the inside. They are the opposite of the one-texture bagel-shaped discs you find at grocery stores. The everything bagel, for example, has the right blend of seasonings and just a hint of salt. If you want your bagel a little crispier on top, stick it in your home oven (or toaster oven) at 350 for 3 minutes. Pro tip: they often bake too many bagels each day, so they freeze them and sell them for half price (by the dozen). Ask for a dozen frozen bagels, and they'll often have some for you. Use the oven tip above (adding a minute or two) to get them to the right temp for quick eating. Overall, this place is bare-bones, but the thrill is in the bagel. Enjoy.

Good bagels. Also, a good bialy. But the bialy is unusually large,not conventional bagel size…read more Also, if you ask the store to slice and put butter on it, it nearly doubles the price, that is too much extra. Would love to see them offer a standard size bialy.

Everything is fresh, delicious and reasonably priced. They also have great coffee, sandwiches and…read moresalads. It has a real neighborhood feel and is also great for business meetings.

Decent food. Haven't been in several years. I like Cafe K better now but it's been some time…read more First time I tried to go they closed early for Shabbat. Second time I went it was pretty good.

Just like YOU, I saw this spot that has an egg roll flight on my timeline!! Needless to say...I…read morepulled up, & I'm glad I did!! That's it. LET'S GO!! . Where I am: @cornedbeefking . Location Reviewed: 330 North Stonestreet suite C, Rockville M.D. . Items Reviewed: STAMP!! Their Rueben ($21 with pastrami, sauerkraut, & hour made Russian dressing). This is an award winning sandwich, & after one bite, I understand why!! Meaty, tasty deliciousness!! STAMP!! Their Pastraminator ($18 with hot pastrami, melted provolone, sautéed onions, sauteed peppers, & their house made Angry sauce-horseradish, & Russian dressing). Well seasoned tender pastrami, mildly spicy, savory, & outright tasty!! STAMP!! Their Egg Roll Flight (3 for $20.49) STAMP The First roll I got was their Lobster Roll (with Maine lobster claw meat, jumbo shrimp, dill cream cheese, & butter). This lobster meat with cream cheese being fried in an egg roll takes this to another level!! STAMP The 2nd roll I got was their Cheesecake Egg Roll (with a vanilla cheesecake inside of a fried egg roll with chocolate, & raspberry sauces). Creamy, sweet, crunchy, then soft!! LIKE THAT The 3rd Egg Roll I got was their Cuban Egg Roll (with slow roasted pork, Finland Swiss, ham, dill pickle, & Dijon mustard). Packed full of protein, a savory slaw, & went well with the mustard!! STAMP!! Their Potato Jammers ($7.50 fried shredded potatoes with egg, & sautéed onion fried in beef tallow with a side of apple sauce, & sour cream). This is the perfect little snack!! Flavorful, crisp, & fulfilling!! . Customer Service: On Point . Parking: Decent, but it could get ROUGH!! . Recommendations: Try those sandwiches, & flight!! . Accessibility: It's wheelchair friendly, & it's differently abled persons friendly. =STAMP =LIKE THAT =DELICIOUS =DECENT =PASS =NAH #Bigschlimsreviews

Let me tell you, service was amazing. The guy who helped us was awesome. He told us how good his…read morefood was and he was on point!!! All the egg rolls were so fresh! They were crispy on the outside and perfectly cooked in the middle. These were some of the best egg rolls I have ever had. You have to try this place out! When you do come, they have official parking sports, a little outside eating areas with five tables, and you order at the counter. It's in an industrial area and there are plenty of signs so you know where they are. It was pretty nice eating at one of their picnic tables with artificial grass.

Went for breakfast with a friend. Busy Sunday morning but we were seated after a short wait…read more(hostess stand unattended and not much of a greeting). Food was very good and bountiful. My friend had the corned beef hash which she liked. I had the Challah French Toast which was excellent! Service was a bit slow but as mentioned they were busy. There's a full deli counter if you want some deli meats or desserts to take home

We had Attman's cater an event for 100 people. The food was delivered on time and was perfect for…read morethe occasion: platters of deli sandwiches with high quality meats and great potato salad. (the coleslaw was only ok). I really liked that the condiments came separately so each guest could schmeer as much or as little as they wanted. (Or in my case, purist that I am, avoid altogether). There was also a bountiful assortment of pickles, so necessary for rounding out the sandwich with a nice acidic snap! I recommend.

Warm welcoming service, places to dine in both inside and outside! Bagels are freshly made and…read moreperfectly paired with cream cheese! Veggie cream cheese is my favorite. The chicken salad is AMAZINF! I normally get it on a wheat wrap and take a pound of chicken salad to go! They are open until 3pm so make sure you stop by early!

I've passed by this place many times while driving down the pike and finally tried it for the first…read moretime! Their breakfast omelette is so freaking good and definitely a classic American-style one that I haven't had in a while. I don't know what seasoning they put in their hash browns but wasn't a fan. The big item here though is their bagels. We tried their cheddar, sun dried tomato, and French toast bagels. The bagels are reasonable priced but not the best I've ever had. They also don't put a lot of schmear like other places (and NY) so I wish they had an option to add in more schmear because their honey almond schmear is so good. Overall a good place but the hunt is still on for the best bagel in MoCo.

Ok, so I'm mixed about review stars, but am giving 5. We ordered take out as we have for years…read moresince the sit down restaurant closed. I always orfer same thing as well as my husband. It is like someone either changed the recipe & maybe cut back on the stew ingredients like molasses, pomegranate & walnuts. Its not as savory as years past. Sad!! My mixed thoughts are specifically on my ultimate FAVORITE & ONLY dish I go specifically to Yekta for, Fesenjan. I have ordered and had this for at least 20 years, but later night was 1st time in either 1 or 2 years & I was truly disappointed. It tasted less spectacular, chicken cubes, only found literally 3 cubes for an $18 meal were very dry, tough & had NO flavor of the sauce, so they obviously were thrown in, not simmered for hours in the stew which usually they are & absorb all the wonderful flavors. I may not return much to my husband's dismay. Hubby had 1 of his usuals and LOVED it, Kabob special, both beef & chicken skewers. All rice as side with pita. Ww forgot to ask for salad but he had plenty to eat without. Everyone was friendly, place is well managed. Sorry no pics, got too excited to eat instead.

Yekta Market & Kabob Counter is a neat place. I was in the area getting my car serviced and stopped…read moreby for lunch. There is an area to get made to order sandwiches and bowls. The store itself has many goodies, including Turkish delight. Prices are fair, and there is plenty of parking.