Shalom Y'all

Warm romantic atmosphere. The food is delicious! Absolutely loved the Baked Hummus, it was the best hummus I have ever had. The pita was also very unique, fresh and yummy on its own. Great variety of cocktails too. The staff is very welcoming. Since we were celebrating a birthday, they brought us ice cream with a candle on it, on the house. Overall a good experience.

Was excited to come to Shalom Y’all having been to both MEC and Yalla already. I had high hopes, and while we enjoyed our dinner there were definitely some areas of the evening that were a bit underwhelming. I’ll start with the atmosphere, which is quite nice and elegant with an open kitchen in the back and low lit industrial style space. It’s quaint and lively. A bit tucked away but overall a nice vibe. The service started strong but tapered off as the meal progressed. Largely it was around how they serve the dishes which is family style but also very sporadic. We ordered fries for the table which the waiter confirmed with me about half way through, and then didn’t bring till we had finished almost every other dish. It felt like they either forgot or just timed things poorly. The food

I don’t think it’s possible to have a bad meal here. The consistency and quality have been the same year over year. Happy hour is a great way to save and enjoy lighter versions of the same fare. Fresh out of the oven pita is always a delight. The falafel is always done in fresh smelling oils. Great place to meet friends or have a family meal.

Everything we ordered was flavorful and beautifully presented. My personal favorite is Shalom Y'all plate. The other two dishes we ordered: the chicken Kebab and chicken shawarma were also delicious. My favorite cocktail is the Sassy Pants. But all the other drinks were good too! Will be back next time we visit Portland!

I came here for brunch with a reservation and had a really nice experience. The staff recommended bar seating, and honestly, it’s not a bad idea at all — great spot to sit and enjoy the food. The hummus plate was solid, the pickle bowl was tasty enough, and I tried the Persian omelette, which was unique and not bad at all. Everything had fresh flavors, and I appreciated the Middle Eastern twist on brunch. Overall, Shalom Y’all has a welcoming vibe, good service, and a fun brunch menu. I’d definitely come back to try a few more dishes next time!