Grill House

The food was ok, although fresh, the schwarma was served to us cold for the platter.
When we walked in they had no «official» menu when we had to order. Each main dish (falafal, rib eye, schwarma) was offered in different categories, platter, plate, pita, of lafa (a larger type of pita). But it wasn’t clear what it came with, when asked they said, well a platter comes with basically any item you want from the salad bar, but then as you got into lesser categories– you are limited to less and less. When the cook was putting my «platter» together from the salad bar, he wasnt as generous as he could of been for the price I paid. For $ 18, i should of been able to get whatever I wanted to be honest. I understand it s anew restaurant, but before you open you may want to have a menu in place and be clear about what is included for each menu item. And the cooks should try to be consistent with the portion sizes. I was completely underwhelmed and will probably not go out of my way to return to eat here. Its a shame, because I really like their restaurant in Miami (if it really is the same owners)
I asked for tap water to drink, and they sent me to a sink to fill up my water– maybe they should install a water tap or install a coke machine where you can get water. Something about getting water from a sink where you wash your hands— not a very restaurant like option for tap water.
The best take away from this place was the falafel was super fresh and crispy, hummus was delicious, and the salad bar had a plethora of options. I wish the cooks when assembling your plate would be more generous/​or aim to have correct portion sizes. The restaurant itself was very clean and nicely decorated.
There are better kosher restaurants in Boca than this one of the same concept, maybe they need some time to get the restaurant going.

Great food like being in Israel. Support these guys. Fresh salads. Great new pita restaurant. I will be back many of times.

This place looked perfect on a Sunday but became it apparent it caters only to Israelis. My order was forgotten about as soon as Hebrew speaking customers showed up. It was also not appreciated when I asked questions about the menu. I was so uncomfortable I moved to an outside table. They clearly didn’t want me there. I got my food only by insisting. Too bad it was pretty good.

The real deal. I had a falafel which was excellent. Plus there was an extra salad bar where you could add more things to your sandwich. My friend had a Schwarma sandwich which was made from turkey and she reports that it was also excellent. The service was quick, the place was clean and the staff was friendly. What more could you ask for?

This grill house is owned by the same guy in Miami. This is a more laid back version. Same great food. Kosher glatt KM with kashrut. Falafel was oh so crispy on the outside and soft and green on the inside, the kids hamburger had FLAVOR! The chicken (pargiyot) in the pita was soft and heavenly.
It’s all the little touches that make this a great place to eat. Great little Israeli salad bar, new and clean. Just opened today.