Sabra Kosher Bakery & Restaurant Ltd

a bit overpriced

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Shawarma, Shnitzel and Couscous

got some spanakopitas and sat down to eat here! it’s got quite a lot more seating area here than i thought, tucked away. they also have outdoor seating!

wish the spanakopitas had some cheese or feta in here but it was still tasty regardless! they heated it up for us which was nice but wish it was a little hotter still!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 4

Service: 5

Very cute little place. Food was good. The grilled chicken Pargiot and shawarma plates were juicy and tasty. The service was good, waiters was attentive and friendly. The service tip is already included in the bill. The owner was nice. Prices are reasonable for kosher meat, similar to where we come from Miami. The hummus and Tahini plate with the warm Pita were delicious. We definitely recommend this restaurant.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Half the stuff they have in there is expired.

Best food ever . Have tried almost everything here .during summer days 10/10 . Especially shawarma.

We were super stoked to go to a decades-old establishment for Israeli food. Sadly we were disappointed by the tasteless matzaball soup, the tasteless tabouli (was it frozen and thawed?), and horrible smoked meat. I always write positive reviews, and it saddens me to write a review about food that usually schmecks but at this place today underperformed. Sorry to give an honest review The store seemed to have a wonderful set of kosher products that would be just what you’re look for to cook at home.

They advertise to be halal but they’re not halal.

I just discovered the cutest little grocery and food stop that offers authentic Israeli delicacies! To my delight, they had a fresh bowl of Matzo ball soup, coucous, tabouleh and red cabbage salad and there’s even seating in the back of this cute place. It brought back such wonderful childhood memories! The girl at the counter was super lovely, too! One of the things I really love about Vancouver is the amazing variety of food from different cultures that we get to enjoy. It’s a real treat!

Food: 5

Service: 5

I felt I am in the Middle East and back home. The stuffed bread was delicious ?. We are still enjoying the coffee and olives I bought there. Definitely will go back and buy more and will order some good food.

Vegetarian options: There are vegetarian options.

Dietary restrictions: Kosher/ Hallal

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 4

Recommended dishes: Sufganiyot, Homemade Burger with Fries, Babaganush, Israeli Salad, Shawarma Pita, Tunisian Sandwich, Fish and Chips, Pargiyot, Shawarma Plate, Chicken Schnitzel Breaded Chicken Breast

I made a big mistake to come here for a chicken shawarma. For $18.50 it was the smallest portion I’ve ever been given in a restaurant. It wasn’t even shawarma favored or cooked in shawarma fashion. It was just diced chicken I could have made at home. They limit the toppings so you can’t even try the veggies they offer and don’t offer hot sauce. Worst food I’ve bought in a long time. The girl behind the counter was nice, so I gave 2/5 for service. But the man behind the counter didn’t smile and gave off a bad vibe. There are more options right don’t the street, so if you’re hungry, just go a little bit further. Terrible value, I feel ripped off.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 2

I drive all the way from North Vancouver to go here because they are the only authentic Jewish place in Vancouver. So, save the Lamb Shanks for me please :).

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Food was terrible. Pita was terribly dry, disintegrated after one bite, just a pile of mush. Brownie was dry and unappealing. Worst pita I've had in

Food: 1

Service: 3

Delicious

Dietary restrictions: Kosher

Atmosphere: 2

Food: 4

Service: 4

Recommended dishes: Babaganush, Falafel

Good fresh food. ly
I go to eat or take our regular

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Homemade Burger with Fries