Jerusalem Bakery & Grill

The sweetest girl Nadine ( I know I butchered the spelling) was so patient and kind while I was choosing a box to make myself. Even gave recommendations to what she thought was better than others. They have pre-made boxes as well and gift boxes for the holidays. Great customer service beginning to end. Hummus is perrrrfect. Very clean establishment. Unique drinks. Cheap in house made bread . Even have free Quran’s. Very one of a kind experience in my opinion . I will be back no wonder they always have customers in the parking lot.

I visited Jerusalem Bakery & Grill recently, and it turned out to be a really nice surprise for anyone craving hearty Middle Eastern food. The moment you walk in, there's a warm, welcoming vibe — a mix of casual restaurant energy and the comforting aroma of fresh bread baking somewhere nearby. It feels authentic without being flashy, which makes it a great spot whether you’re meeting friends, grabbing take‑out, or just treating yourself to something good. We started with hummus and warm pita — simple, but fresh and flavorful. For the main course, I went with a beef shawarma platter that came with rice, salad, and freshly baked pita bread. The meat was well-seasoned and juicy, with that char‑grilled flavor that really hits if you’ve missed good kebabs. The rice was fluffy, the salads light

I have been coming here for over seven years. Food is certainly good but the serving in plastic tray with plastic utensils is not appealing. It killed the whole experience of eating hot food in a sit down restaurant. Service is too slow - it took forever to get food, not overly busy day. Looks like they got rise of commercial grill and installed small 6 burners grill - takes forever to cook kebabs. In plastic container, quantity was less as well. Not satisfied at all. ( see the cheap plastic tray in the picture). Disgusting to eat in cheap plastic. I loved coming here but now I will think about it.

The food was genuinely good—both the shawarma and kebabs were flavorful and well-prepared. I would’ve given a full 5-star rating, but the use of standard plastic cutlery was disappointing. Warm, freshly made food deserves to be served in proper silverware and non-plastic dishes. While this setup might be acceptable for food carts, it falls short for a sit-down restaurant experience. Despite the service and cutlery concerns, the food itself made the trip worthwhile.

Jerusalem Bakery is one of the best ways to enjoy Mediterranean cuisine, love the spinach pocket with tabuleh and lentil soup, as a delicious light lunch option! A heartier doctor salad with chicken kabob is quite nice too!