The World Of Hummus at Delray Cafe

It’s dead inside. Nothing like it use to be years ago.

Falafel pita was delicious! I knocked off a star though because my friend ordered rice with his schnitzel and you could tell that the rice was sitting out the whole day because it was hard and not very edible. Also, I love that they sell those imported grape drinks from Israel but they’re really expensive for the small fl oz you’re getting. I understand though because import fees and tax are crazy high these days…My advice is to keep your orders simple. Stick with the classics like falafel, shawarma, hummus platters, sabich, etc. and you won’t be disappointed. Hummus and tehini at this place is really creamy and smooth just how it is in Israel ✡️

Good kosher Israeli/middle eastern food in the back of a large flea market space (can park in the back parking lot). The restaurant was spacious, in a large open space, and was low key and casual, with at counter ordering (staff brings the food to your table). Ordered several falafel plates. The pita and falafel were great. The hummus and salad it was served with was good, but not great (I’ve had a lot of fresh hummus before and this tasted more like store bought hummus). Big portions, very filling. Staff was friendly

The food here is exceptional !!! Absolutely love Gila and Zev. I can't get enough of their food. It's the only place to go for authentic kosher Israeli food !!!!

A hidden gem of a restaurant. Excellent service, quality Israeli food, a colorful journey and culinary experience, tucked away in the back of a charming mini Manhattan. I'm a new regular. 10/10 would recommended.

Dietary restrictions: All good is kosher through the ORB

A must to put on your list. Outstanding food and Owners with the kindest hearts.Help support this beautiful family.

The most disgusting food one could have.A very dirty, and rude other.The price of hummus and fava beans online is $10.50, the crooked owner charged me $16. His explanation was "I haven't had a chance to change the process online.If you have any respect for your digestive tract,DO NOT EAT AT THIS PLACE.

My husband had the schwarma pita and loved it! Best falafel and the pita was super fresh and delicious. Not sure why people are not flocking to this restaurant to enjoy the food and the spacious area. Interesting flea market vibe. We enjoyed and will be back!

Top notch soup, schnitzel, everything was great every day we went. Very pleasant group as well. I'll be going again. This place was hidden behind the building.

The best Falafel I had in I don’t know how long. The pita was fresh and the falafel was super tasty. I definitely recommend to eat here and I’ll be coming back for more.

First time we all came with a huge group it was amazing! Since then we never had a good dish. Something changed. Humus doesn't have that great fluffy texture and fresh taste. It almost tastes like it came from a container you would get at the supermarket. Portion size has shrunk considerably and they make it look like more by pouring very thin overly salted tahini on top with too much olive oil as well. What happened here I don't know but have tried them many times since our one good time and we are now closing the book on them. There are rarely more than a few people if any when we have come so they can't be doing great. Maybe since covid many places are changing the quality of their ingredients and portion sizes to reap some financial gain but I can't see how they think customers don't notice.

WOW, WOW, WOW!!! INCREDIBLE food. We ordered falafel (spicy, comes with a nice homemade schug and tahini sauce for a distinct Israeli flair!), and I ordered, after much deliberating, the schnitzel sandwich.I love schwarma, and I love shakshuka, so it was difficult to decide - then, I thought, well, I can try the other menu items on subsequent visits. :)When I say "Schnitzel SANDWICH" I have to mention that it is served Israeli style, with vegetables, and meat, and wonderful sauce in a pita-style flatbread. Folks, get ready for a sandwich that would probably EASILY feed two hungry adults. My wife (who ordered the beef kebab) and I both left with enough food for at least another whole meal at home. A real plus, with it being erev shabbat.It must be mentioned that the server, Tully, was fun, as well as polite and professional, and makes sure the dining area is kept kosher - thanks for that, Tully! Keep up that great sense of humor, and welcoming smile.The rest of the staff are amazing, very friendly, without being forward.The bottom line is, you can get AMAZING, delicious, KOSHER food that is second to none in the entire world, at a great price, from really nice people.Todah Rabah, World of Hummus! See you again very soon. :)(I noticed one person criticized the shakshukah. I guess they didn't understand what that was.)

Their highly recommend star-dish was the Shakshuka which I ordered. It was two eggs cracked on top of a puddle of canned tomato sauce. The dish was served hot on a paper/plastic plate and is for $15Worst food experience in south florida to date.(To whoever said the shawarma was the best they’ve ever had…youre also to blame for this.)

There is nothing left but watch repairs!

Great food, strong flavors, prepared Kosher and in a timely fashion.People were very polite, and I really don't believe any potentially negative reviews were accurate.Price may seem high, but portion sizes are large!Definitely two meals. Will be coming backGot the Shakshuka and Shwarma, delicious!