Kosher Restaurants in Fort Lauderdale, FL

“I enjoyed it very much, a place on another level.
Amazing service, pleasant atmosphere, clean and tidy,
And most importantly, food on another level.
It's worth a try.
You shouldn't miss the personal touch.“

“I haven’t eaten here yet, but they just opened and I found out they have Sushi. I am the most excited person on the planet right now because this is in my building.“

“Best sushi I ever had 🏆🏆🏆🏆“

“We went with a group of 10 Special needs adults . The staff was calm , helpful and very kind . The food was delicious and came out very quickly . The place was very clean . Would definitely go again with my family .“

“Stopped in on a whim one late afternoon because I was starving and wasn’t sure what to expect. I ordered the merguez sandwich and it was absolutely amazing. The add-on options were extensive, and while I waited they even gave me two complimentary falafel balls. The place was very clean, and the staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming. A true hidden gem of a hole-in-the-wall. I’ll definitely be back to try more items on the menu“

“How great to have delicious authentic Israeli food! Wish they’d add a location closer to Deerfield Beach.“

“Delicious food, great service, all my picky eaters were well fed!“

“The Best Food Fast Service. My one and only source“

“Amazing sandwiches!
The ingredients were super fresh, the bread was perfectly toasted, and every bite was full of flavor. The staff was friendly, and the service was quick even during the lunch rush. Easily one of the best sandwich spots around — I’ll definitely be coming back!“

“Best pita spot in Miami! The chicken shawarma pita and schnitzel pita are both amazing—fresh, flavorful, and always made perfectly. Great atmosphere for families or couples, friendly service, and consistently delicious food. Definitely recommend Pita Xpress!“

“Authentic Israeli style shawarma is one of the hardest things to find in this country. They absolutely nail it at Friendship Grill. The food can cure antisemitism. Seriously, it is made with love and delicious beyond words. Make sure to ask for the amba sauce. It is a sweet, slightly spicy sauce made from fermented mango and several spices. You will not regret it. To be honest, it is expensive. One shawarma pita with no sides is $36. But you are right in the middle of Las Olas, and it is getting harder and harder for restaurants to survive on what people think prices should be. So do not fault them for that. Your money is also going to a genuinely good cause. Look up Chabad. Their charity is legendary worldwide, and the restaurant is directly affiliated with them. Also, Spencer did a great job taking my order today. If you want something truly unique that you cannot get just anywhere, while also supporting Israel and treating yourself to an incredible meal, go to Friendship Grill. Just do not come Friday evening.“