The food is truly amazing. It’s tasty, healthy and made with love. The atmosphere it’s calm and the staff is so friendly that you cannot miss this!
Tonya Rios
I had it delivered, the portion was very small . I substituted the carrots🥕 and cucumbers🥒 mix instead pita 🫓 bread. I had the sweet potato 🍠 hummus . It was just okay nothing spectacular and I don't know which one left the bitter taste in my mouth. It's not what I thought it would be but it beats a blank. Next time I will go to grocery outlet and get the ingredients, make it myself and save money. Price was ridiculously high for the amount I received 🙄😳😒‼️
Ash Kramer
We love this place. Vegan labneh is awesome. Hummus, tahini, cous cous, the pita…so good!
Rick P
Absolutely top notch meat and dessert. Service was friendly and full of character
Deena Mostafa
Foods not great, doesn’t feel like authentic Arab cuisine… I wonder why. It felt very hostile being in there.
Danielle DelBrocco
Celebrated my daughter’s graduation at Mazal and had a wonderful experience. The food was excellent and enjoyed by all, including those who are not vegetarian. Hummus, stuffed grape leaves, bourekas and Couscous with roasted vegetables were some of our favorites. The hospitality and extra touches by the owner added to our celebration. Thanks for a wonderful evening!
koral
Great service and food highly recommend!!!
The Gay Vegans
Celebrated our anniversary here last night and loved everything. Staff is super kind, space is gorgeous, and food is packed with flavor. Every bite was delicious. Highly recommend!
thommyd
Loved the dishes here and would go back again 100%! Everyone was so nice also!
This place converted me from someone who didn’t think much of Mediterranean food to someone is LOVES it. Turns out I’ve just never had good Mediterranean food.
The pita bread was mind blowing. It was soft, fluffy, toasty, and warm. It’s ruined grocery store pita bread for me. It went perfectly with the vegan “Labneh” which in my option is the one thing you NEED to try when you go there. Also had the couscous and hummus but those are not on the same level as the “Labneh” imo. #Veganuary
Vegetarian options: Vegetarian with clearly defined vegan options
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Clara Chia
This restaurant is in an unassuming area. It looks like closed warehouses at night. Parking is available on the street. It's free.
On Google, it says vegetarian Israeli. I was excited to try. I made a reservation for a party of six, but it wasn't crowded inside at the time of my visit. Upon entering, I could smell roasted deliciousness. The server recommended getting several items to share. We almost ordered more pita because the spreads were so good.
This is the food we ordered for six people (plus drinks): -Spicy tahini spread $14 (comes with 2 pita), 5/5 - I would get this again! -Sweet potato hummus $18 (comes with 2 pita), 3/5 - Good, but the spicy tahini was better. -Cheese boureka $12, 3/5 - This was just ok. It's got flavor, but other dishes were better in comparison. I wouldn't get this again. -Charred broccoli $17, 6/5 - This was a crowd favorite. I don't even know how to describe it - like broccoli that is so crispy it crumbles because it's charred. Why is something so simple like this the best dish we had that night! -Eggplant steaks with falafel $23, 4/5 - This was surprisingly flavorful. People who don't usually like eggplant thought it tasted good. -Shwarma oyster mushrooms $28, 4/5 - I wish this dish was a bigger portion size. This was tasty.
When we left, our clothes smelled so strongly of smoke.
We had an outside cake for the table. They brought it out for us with the candles lit. There is a cake fee of $3 per person.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Charred Broccoli
Seanlhy
This place converted me from someone who didn’t think much of Mediterranean food to someone is LOVES it. Turns out I’ve just never had good Mediterranean food.
The pita bread was mind blowing. It was soft, fluffy, toasty, and warm. It’s ruined grocery store pita bread for me. It went perfectly with the vegan “Labneh” which in my option is the one thing you NEED to try when you go there. Also had the couscous and hummus but those are not on the same level as the “Labneh” imo. #Veganuary
Felix B
I'm the furtherst thing from a vegan/vegetarian and I have to saybthis was still one of the best places I've been to in LA. The esthetic of the place is very bohemian and the flavors were absolutely out of control. Definitely a hidden gem.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Kareem Wazwaz
Far from true israeli as reviews prior stated. Much more morrocan clearly than israeli which leads me to believe owner is Morrocan origin. Which is fine. Food is good for most part but I was hoping for something more authentic israeli. Which seems almost impossible to find. Everything tends to be what you can find anywhere else from mid east. Give me actual israeli please
No such thing as Israeli cuisine
The food is truly amazing. It’s tasty, healthy and made with love. The atmosphere it’s calm and the staff is so friendly that you cannot miss this!
I had it delivered, the portion was very small . I substituted the carrots🥕 and cucumbers🥒 mix instead pita 🫓 bread.
I had the sweet potato 🍠 hummus . It was just okay nothing spectacular and I don't know which one left the bitter taste in my mouth. It's not what I thought it would be but it beats a blank. Next time I will go to grocery outlet and get the ingredients, make it myself and save money. Price was ridiculously high for the amount I received 🙄😳😒‼️
We love this place. Vegan labneh is awesome. Hummus, tahini, cous cous, the pita…so good!
Absolutely top notch meat and dessert. Service was friendly and full of character
Foods not great, doesn’t feel like authentic Arab cuisine… I wonder why. It felt very hostile being in there.
Celebrated my daughter’s graduation at Mazal and had a wonderful experience. The food was excellent and enjoyed by all, including those who are not vegetarian. Hummus, stuffed grape leaves, bourekas and Couscous with roasted vegetables were some of our favorites. The hospitality and extra touches by the owner added to our celebration. Thanks for a wonderful evening!
Great service and food highly recommend!!!
Celebrated our anniversary here last night and loved everything. Staff is super kind, space is gorgeous, and food is packed with flavor. Every bite was delicious. Highly recommend!
Loved the dishes here and would go back again 100%! Everyone was so nice also!
Restaurantji Recommends
This place converted me from someone who didn’t think much of Mediterranean food to someone is LOVES it. Turns out I’ve just never had good Mediterranean food.
The pita bread was mind blowing. It was soft, fluffy, toasty, and warm. It’s ruined grocery store pita bread for me. It went perfectly with the vegan “Labneh” which in my option is the one thing you NEED to try when you go there. Also had the couscous and hummus but those are not on the same level as the “Labneh” imo. #Veganuary
Vegetarian options: Vegetarian with clearly defined vegan options
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
This restaurant is in an unassuming area. It looks like closed warehouses at night. Parking is available on the street. It's free.
On Google, it says vegetarian Israeli. I was excited to try. I made a reservation for a party of six, but it wasn't crowded inside at the time of my visit. Upon entering, I could smell roasted deliciousness. The server recommended getting several items to share. We almost ordered more pita because the spreads were so good.
This is the food we ordered for six people (plus drinks):
-Spicy tahini spread $14 (comes with 2 pita), 5/5 - I would get this again!
-Sweet potato hummus $18 (comes with 2 pita), 3/5 - Good, but the spicy tahini was better.
-Cheese boureka $12, 3/5 - This was just ok. It's got flavor, but other dishes were better in comparison. I wouldn't get this again.
-Charred broccoli $17, 6/5 - This was a crowd favorite. I don't even know how to describe it - like broccoli that is so crispy it crumbles because it's charred. Why is something so simple like this the best dish we had that night!
-Eggplant steaks with falafel $23, 4/5 - This was surprisingly flavorful. People who don't usually like eggplant thought it tasted good.
-Shwarma oyster mushrooms $28, 4/5 - I wish this dish was a bigger portion size. This was tasty.
When we left, our clothes smelled so strongly of smoke.
We had an outside cake for the table. They brought it out for us with the candles lit. There is a cake fee of $3 per person.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Charred Broccoli
This place converted me from someone who didn’t think much of Mediterranean food to someone is LOVES it. Turns out I’ve just never had good Mediterranean food. The pita bread was mind blowing. It was soft, fluffy, toasty, and warm. It’s ruined grocery store pita bread for me. It went perfectly with the vegan “Labneh” which in my option is the one thing you NEED to try when you go there. Also had the couscous and hummus but those are not on the same level as the “Labneh” imo. #Veganuary
I'm the furtherst thing from a vegan/vegetarian and I have to saybthis was still one of the best places I've been to in LA. The esthetic of the place is very bohemian and the flavors were absolutely out of control. Definitely a hidden gem.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Far from true israeli as reviews prior stated. Much more morrocan clearly than israeli which leads me to believe owner is Morrocan origin. Which is fine. Food is good for most part but I was hoping for something more authentic israeli. Which seems almost impossible to find. Everything tends to be what you can find anywhere else from mid east. Give me actual israeli please
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 3
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