Sababa Grill

The pita is very good. It always smells good in the restaurant. Unfortunately, as a vegetarian, I am restricted to what I can eat there, but I will vouch for the clean-​tasing and delicious falafel sandwich. I would bet other thing are good too.

So far, so good! Fair prices and very good quality food. The pitas are fresh and tasty. The falafels are great! Nice family ambience. This place is a gem so far!

I am eating here a lot.
of course it’s not in the level of the restaurants in Israel.
BUT, for America, the kosher food is good.
fresh meat.
fresh laffa bread.
and it’s very clean.
if you want to eat kosher Shawarma then I suggest to eat in this place.
I suggest for the owners to start selling Shawarma inside baguette. but the baguette must be real french baguette and must be daily fresh from the same day. and must be real french baguette and not a long regular bun.

I went yesterday, I picked up a shawarma sandwich. It was ok, the one star was not for the taste. The small sandwich was 10.75, wow I couldn’t even cancel the order. I will never go back. I don’t know how this place stays in business with those prices.

What a great find and way to celebrate a birthday! The mushroom barley soup and hummus were a great way to start the meal. The fresh pita bread was excellent. For my entrée, I had «Danny’s Special», which really is if you like shawarma, fried onions and jalapeño peppers (as I do) with french fries and Israeli salad on the side. Everything we tried was very fresh and flavorful here. I also need to mention that our server was very attentive throughout the meal. We all shared baklava to end the meal but hope to be back soon!

Fresh great tasting traditional Israeli grill. So glad to find this little gem such a close distance to Westchester. There’s nothing like it there.

Delicious food. Hummus is great. Waitstaff is nice. Danny the owner introduced himself and was very hospitable. Prices are very reasonable for the bounty! I would recommend this place highly!

I took my wife and the kids for mother day we eat shawarma and shislik my wife took hamburger it was great food and the service was quick nice place great food

They have truly authentic middle eastern and Israeli foods I particularly enjoyed their schnitzel and their hummus. They had very good service. You should go there for the food stay for the atmosphere.

The hummus is unique, made with fresh ingredients and my dad called it the best he’s ever had (I’m not a hummus connoisseur but it tasted pretty good to me too!) The owner was very friendly and chatted with us while taking our order. My dad (vegetarian) had the falafel sandwich and I had the beef kebab sandwich.
Both were delicious, and we got the larger size. It was definitely a full meal– go with the pita size unless you’re feeling very hungry. Definitely will go back again. Great meal.

The service is great and the food is delicious. The portions are also generous. The shwarma quality could be better.

Came for late lunch on 1÷29÷2014.
Ordered, what was titled by a lady who helped me at the counter, as vegetable with lentils soup (I indicated that I would like to get a boiling hot soup) and a platter of Shawarma with side orders of Majadra and Israeli chopped salad.
I got a lukewarm bowl of SWEET vegetable soup — the vegetables were mostly carrots — hence the sweet taste. Adding salt did not improve the mediocre taste.
Than came the platter: A tremendous pile of what was supposed to be fresh, straight of the pit Shawarma — these were crumbs of dry meat that look like they were collected from the fall outs of when the Shawarma was sliced earlier in the day. Next to it was something that I have yet to come up with a description that will not bring the vomiting feeling back to me — a huge pile of white rice topped with some brown, gooey mixture that brought to mind something I prefer not to spell out here. Needless to say I did not touch it and left without having my $ 24.00 lunch.
I was asked by a guy if I want to take the food home, when I refused he asked if something is wrong, I said yes, it is not edible — at the restaurant they could not care less. I mentioned to the counter lady that this is not Majadra and the response was this is our style of Majadra. I said again, this is not Majadra but she insisted it is. Also, when I mentioned that the Shawarma was dry and disgusting she claimed it was not dry. I paid and left and could not wait to get to my computer to post this review.
Don’t Go There — let them close this awful place!

Great Israeli food. Exactly what you would expect from a local Jerusalem place. Everything we ate was very good.

We used to come here a lot a few years ago and I don’t even remember why we stopped coming as the food is great.
We started out with the combo platter as an appetizer and the portions were generous and delicious. All freshly made. Both my husband and I had the mixed grill, he in a laffa and me on a plate. On the plate I also had rice and lentils with Israeli salad. All was excellent, freshly made and delicious.
The décor is ok and family style but that adds to the charm.
The only reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 is I’m always looking for places to bring friends who don’t keep kosher and it has to be up to the great non-​kosher standards. The food definitely was but the service was so-​so. Yes, the waitress was attentive but she forgot to bring the extra spice, and harif we ordered. I was also surprised there was only one pita in a basket for the entire mixed combo plate. All the wait staff were in the back talking and not really paying attention to the dining room. In the meantime, I will return and soon!

Maaarvelous Yemenite soup. Lovely and I’ll remember it’s deliciousness for a long time … Until I return. Really good pita and excellent hummus with fried onions and cooked mushrooms. Falafels, shawamels (?) are delicious. Décor is very basic, functional only. Service is a little slow but OK. Overall, food is really good and reasonable.