Ramallah Grille & Sweets

I somewhat enjoyed the food and coffee here once, but I’ve never been able to get back in because of odd, limited hours. I’ve in fact wondered if they closed, but looking in the windows I still see restaurant furniture.

Visited here from Los Angeles for a business travel. The food was excellent; very fresh. Service was great. Love to come back here next time I visit Milwaukee.

I stopped in to grab a quick dinner on Christmas since not much else was open. The place was near my hotel.
The food was excellent, the owner was nice and let me substitute the fries for rice which was really good. I had a salad and the Chicken Sawarma sandwich. Highly recommend this place.

U have to love the Hookah if u go here. apple, pear and other hookah options. And they make a mean Schwarma.
Took a little long to make.
But sunk my teeth into the beef mince shawarma ~ don’t know the name — they have 3, Chicken, Beef, and this other one which is minced beef and veggies.
Just yummy! $ 6.50 for just the sandwich. In hindsight, it took a while to toast the sandwich. Yummm

I met with 3 other friends at Ramallah Grill and Sweets, we ordered tea and two of the friends ordered hokas the bill was a whopping $ 47.00. considering that the tea was served in a coca cola cups and that the place is a dirty dump, this was a rip-​off. I will never come back to this place.

Hands down the best hummus and rice I’ve ever had!!! To the person who claims they got sick after eating here. Did you remember to wash your hands before eating? The restaurant is not responsible if you yourself is unhygienic.

It was delicious, phenomenal! Some of the best Middle Eastern Kabobs I’ve ever had, and I have tasted a lot living in DC.
The kabobs are delicious, the rice is done right, and the salad… the salad… was delicious. And it is cheap. Not much else to say other than they are open late!

I’ve been there three times so far in two weekends. I got the lamb shish kabob and my girlfriend got the chicken shawarma. We are hooked! The food is delicious. So far this is not your Americanized Mediterranean food. This tastes authentic!

Phenomenal. Hot delicious lentil soup. Succulent kebabs. Warm steamy pita. Creamy hummus. What more ??!

The red chicken on top of their orange rice (not actual names, just description) is pretty good.

I love this place so much! The chicken kebob is tender and juicy, the rice is deliciously spiced and topped with roasted slithered almonds. I CRAVE the hummus and the spicy olives and pickled veggies that come with the meal! The fresh knaffeh is perfect. They give you so much food for the price you pay. The owner is so incredibly nice and makes you feel like your family. I love this place so much! Great food, great price, and friendly service!

It’s a family business. You have to have patience as there are times when they don’t have a cook or their credit card machine isn’t working. I guarantee it is worth it! They want you to be happy when you are eating in, they will make sure of it.
We had the falafel and hummus appetizers. Always a great start. They also brought us some Palestinian salad and hot pickles and carrots.
We have several platters. The boys had what I would call the sampler platter. it had every kind of meat on the plate. These are full plates, like enough for two stomaches. Be careful not to offend. They will want you to finish your food. My sister had the barbecue chicken and I had the chicken shawarma. All were delish.
The owner ensured our happiness by giving us sweets! The coconut cake is to die for, literally. It is so good. There was another sweet he gave us and I’m not sure what its called but it is made with three types of cheese — and you’d never know it.
Ramallah is definitely a must try.

Such sweet and hospitable people. They make you feel right at home, as if you are family! Their food is delicious. I loved their chicken and rice ! If their food tasted bad, I would still come back just to feel the warm atmosphere ! Amazing food ! Amazing people! :-)

When you first open the door, the most delicious smell of fresh cooking hits you in the face. The dining room is very minimalist, but clean. We had Qudsiyeh, which is hummus with fava beans blended in, and we also tried the falafel to start. The Qudsiyeh was smooth and delicious and it is topped with a drizzle of olive oil. MMHHMM! We were given fresh pita and a spicy pepper and pickle mix to dip. The first entrée was the chicken kebab platter, which was very delicious and served with grilled vegetables and two kinds of rice, it could have easily fed two. The grilled chicken shwerma was topped with tahini and little pickled vegetables and rolled in a pita. The shwerma was cheap and served with a side of fries. Each entrée came, what is called an Arabic salad. The salad was very refreshing. It had chopped cucumbers, tomatoes and fresh herbs, in a very light dressing. The owner was very friendly and attentive. He gave us some mint tea, compliments of the house. That tea was a great way to end a great meal. Not that I am an expert on Halal, but this place felt very authentic and I think, if you have a traditional American palate, this food will be very different. You may or may not enjoy it as much as I did, but you should give it a try. The television in the dining room was showing a news cast in Arabic and that, itself, was very interesting, even though I don’t understand the language. They have a buffet starting in February 2012 and I’m looking forward to that.