You will find a perfect blend of inviting atmosphere, generous portions, and delicious food. It's the ideal spot for those seeking a delightful dining experience! I loved my shakshuka:)
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Chris F.
Very good food. Staff was very friendly and helpful. This is a kosher restaurant and not being Jewish, it was very inviting and didn't feel out of place. Would recommend the pasta and pizza.
Carolyn K.
Wow what amazing food! They had so many options and everything was so delicious. I love the decor inside and great customer service. Parking was easy and I love the area. Can't wait to go back here.
Natanel R
Sarahs easily has the best kosher pizza in Chicago and the prices are fair. Though, delivery prices are high. I would recommend picking up if possible.Eating in is also a good experience. Especially, if you’re having a small to medium sized gathering.Vegetarian options: This is a dairy / vegetarian establishment.Dietary restrictions: Everything is Kosher, and several menu items (pizza) have gluten-free options.Parking: Shared parking like with Sarah’s kosher tent. Big enough for the community.Kid-friendliness: Bring the kids - this is a Jewish-family friendly restaurant.Wheelchair accessibility: No stairs, just double door entrance.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Mushrooms Onions Pizza, Four Cheese Pizza, Deep Dish Pizza with Pepper, French Fries, Pizza Santa Fe, Chefs Pizza, Specialty Pizza
Abby E
My family and I came here for breakfast and everything was delicious! Food came out really quickly and the staff was excellent. We'll definitely be back!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Shakshuka Breakfast, Sarah
Yakov Newhous
Quick, and great service.Pamela thanks ?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: French Fries
David Ostrow
The pizza was great! Sadly, I will have to leave a negative review since our 4 cheese pizza had almonds. No allergies here, but others may. Surprised by the taste of sweetness, we then noticed the almonds. Clearly this was from their desserts, so cross contamination is putting it lightly.It is inexcusable to have any sort of nuts where there shouldn’t… I hope someone addresses this.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Tia K
One star is generous for what we had experienced . We have had the worst experience and have been yelled at and insulted by staff. The behind the counter people have the worst attitude and seem to be openly hateful to their customers. Moreover, the person who called himself a mashgiach - after we asked who he is. Was unprofessional and inappropriate. The long story short we came close to their closing time and ordered food . We asked them if we would have enough time to eat and we even looked at each other and were ready to leave if they had told us that they are closed. But they had proceeded and said yes you can order and eat here. We didn’t think much of it because in all restaurants the kitchen usually closes 30 minutes before the dining room. So we sat down , the server brought our order fairly quickly but our pizza was still in the making. At the time our food just arrived, the person who later called himself a mashgiach, came up to us and said you have 5 minutes to get out of here. At first we were stunned, so I asked him who he was and told him that he was impolite, and can’t ask people to leave after they just sat down and the rest of the order didn’t even come up. The gentleman then went to “consult “ with people behind the counter, and started yelling at us calling us liars, saying “ you are liars ! They had told you that we close at 8 o’clock! “ “get out of here and never come back !” I was speechless and my son started saying “ mommy can we please go”. It all happened pretty quickly and was escalated and instigated by the people who I would not even hire to do anything, because their attitudes are not appropriate or suitable for people working in the service industry . I forgot to mention that there were other customers at the restaurant at the time who witness this whole embarrassing ordeal. This type of encounter requires further investigation and possible consequences if not for employees then for the whole establishment. You have no right to treat customers like that.
Service: 1
Tia K.
Had the worst experience in my life! Got insulted and yelled at for coming there at 7:40. We arrived with my family to have dinner after work. The people behind the counter looked unhappy and have an attitude from the moment we walked in. We asked them if this is too late and we should leave ? The skinny Mexican guy and the girl said - no, you can stay, then we proceeded with ordering the food. After we ordered I asked again - do we have time to eat the food. The people behind the counter said again - we close at 8 eight o'clock but you can eat. We sat down and our food was served about 10 minutes after and we began eating . At 8:05 the gentleman that we had never seen before and started telling us that we need to leave in 5 minutes because the restaurant is closed. Our pizza haven't even arrived yet. We said that we would like to finish our dinner, and if they didn't want to serve us they should have told us at 7:45 when we arrived instead of letting us pay and sit down and then come up and ask us to leave. But this is not even the worse thing that happened. The person who called himself a mashgiach ran to the counter and was quietly asking something the cashier and the server and then ran back to our table screaming off the top of his lungs that we are liars and "they told you that we we close at 8 o'clock, you have to leave now and never come back here again!" We were stunned and speechless. We felt as were were set up to be insulted and made fun of by staff followed by rude and unprofessional mashgiach. There were other people at the restaurant at that time who we knew. They had witnessed this whole unbelievable ordeal, which made us feel even more uncomfortable and sad. My husband has a son in Israeli army right now and the daughter in the city of Ashkelon. It is totally unacceptable to treat your people like this at the time that we have to show and act with more kindness. I also work in the service industry and this type of "service" would have never been accepted anywhere.
Good place overall, i never usually rate places i go too but thought the people out there who want to order what I wanted to might find it helpful.Pizza:I came here mainly for the pizza and it has too much cheese, two little sauce and the bottom crust is too thin, very greasy too, as someone who lived in Israel and went to almost hundreds of pizza places this is a 3 out of 10 Pizza.Mozzarella sticks:Over fried, not stuffed with enough mozzarella and they put it on the paper when it is too hot so some of it sticks to the actual food, but has a decent taste.Fries:The french fries did not have any salt.Milkshake:I got the cookie crumble and they had it with whipped cream and two Oreo type cookies but the actual milkshake was a 5 out of 10. You taste the milk and I expected to have actual cookie crumble in the milkshake and for it to be a bit sweeter and less milky.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 4
Aaron H. Bennish
Kosher dairy and vegan pizza! Also, they have ice cream and cheesecake, but no gluten-free pizza.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Dora Hernandez
All the food was delicious and the service is great. Place is small but cozy.
M. Scharman
Delicious food, good atmosphere, although it’s a self serve, employees are happy to help
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Eliza K
They have very limited menu. It is pretty much self service. They didn’t even have water until I asked twice. We will not be returning.
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Food: 3
Service: 1
You will find a perfect blend of inviting atmosphere, generous portions, and delicious food. It's the ideal spot for those seeking a delightful dining experience! I loved my shakshuka:)
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Very good food. Staff was very friendly and helpful. This is a kosher restaurant and not being Jewish, it was very inviting and didn't feel out of place. Would recommend the pasta and pizza.
Wow what amazing food! They had so many options and everything was so delicious. I love the decor inside and great customer service. Parking was easy and I love the area. Can't wait to go back here.
Sarahs easily has the best kosher pizza in Chicago and the prices are fair. Though, delivery prices are high. I would recommend picking up if possible.Eating in is also a good experience. Especially, if you’re having a small to medium sized gathering.Vegetarian options: This is a dairy / vegetarian establishment.Dietary restrictions: Everything is Kosher, and several menu items (pizza) have gluten-free options.Parking: Shared parking like with Sarah’s kosher tent. Big enough for the community.Kid-friendliness: Bring the kids - this is a Jewish-family friendly restaurant.Wheelchair accessibility: No stairs, just double door entrance.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Mushrooms Onions Pizza, Four Cheese Pizza, Deep Dish Pizza with Pepper, French Fries, Pizza Santa Fe, Chefs Pizza, Specialty Pizza
My family and I came here for breakfast and everything was delicious! Food came out really quickly and the staff was excellent. We'll definitely be back!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Shakshuka Breakfast, Sarah
Quick, and great service.Pamela thanks ?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: French Fries
The pizza was great! Sadly, I will have to leave a negative review since our 4 cheese pizza had almonds. No allergies here, but others may. Surprised by the taste of sweetness, we then noticed the almonds. Clearly this was from their desserts, so cross contamination is putting it lightly.It is inexcusable to have any sort of nuts where there shouldn’t… I hope someone addresses this.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
One star is generous for what we had experienced . We have had the worst experience and have been yelled at and insulted by staff. The behind the counter people have the worst attitude and seem to be openly hateful to their customers. Moreover, the person who called himself a mashgiach - after we asked who he is. Was unprofessional and inappropriate. The long story short we came close to their closing time and ordered food . We asked them if we would have enough time to eat and we even looked at each other and were ready to leave if they had told us that they are closed. But they had proceeded and said yes you can order and eat here. We didn’t think much of it because in all restaurants the kitchen usually closes 30 minutes before the dining room. So we sat down , the server brought our order fairly quickly but our pizza was still in the making. At the time our food just arrived, the person who later called himself a mashgiach, came up to us and said you have 5 minutes to get out of here. At first we were stunned, so I asked him who he was and told him that he was impolite, and can’t ask people to leave after they just sat down and the rest of the order didn’t even come up. The gentleman then went to “consult “ with people behind the counter, and started yelling at us calling us liars, saying “ you are liars ! They had told you that we close at 8 o’clock! “ “get out of here and never come back !” I was speechless and my son started saying “ mommy can we please go”. It all happened pretty quickly and was escalated and instigated by the people who I would not even hire to do anything, because their attitudes are not appropriate or suitable for people working in the service industry . I forgot to mention that there were other customers at the restaurant at the time who witness this whole embarrassing ordeal. This type of encounter requires further investigation and possible consequences if not for employees then for the whole establishment. You have no right to treat customers like that.
Service: 1
Had the worst experience in my life! Got insulted and yelled at for coming there at 7:40. We arrived with my family to have dinner after work. The people behind the counter looked unhappy and have an attitude from the moment we walked in. We asked them if this is too late and we should leave ? The skinny Mexican guy and the girl said - no, you can stay, then we proceeded with ordering the food. After we ordered I asked again - do we have time to eat the food. The people behind the counter said again - we close at 8 eight o'clock but you can eat. We sat down and our food was served about 10 minutes after and we began eating . At 8:05 the gentleman that we had never seen before and started telling us that we need to leave in 5 minutes because the restaurant is closed. Our pizza haven't even arrived yet. We said that we would like to finish our dinner, and if they didn't want to serve us they should have told us at 7:45 when we arrived instead of letting us pay and sit down and then come up and ask us to leave. But this is not even the worse thing that happened. The person who called himself a mashgiach ran to the counter and was quietly asking something the cashier and the server and then ran back to our table screaming off the top of his lungs that we are liars and "they told you that we we close at 8 o'clock, you have to leave now and never come back here again!" We were stunned and speechless. We felt as were were set up to be insulted and made fun of by staff followed by rude and unprofessional mashgiach. There were other people at the restaurant at that time who we knew. They had witnessed this whole unbelievable ordeal, which made us feel even more uncomfortable and sad. My husband has a son in Israeli army right now and the daughter in the city of Ashkelon. It is totally unacceptable to treat your people like this at the time that we have to show and act with more kindness. I also work in the service industry and this type of "service" would have never been accepted anywhere.
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Good place overall, i never usually rate places i go too but thought the people out there who want to order what I wanted to might find it helpful.Pizza:I came here mainly for the pizza and it has too much cheese, two little sauce and the bottom crust is too thin, very greasy too, as someone who lived in Israel and went to almost hundreds of pizza places this is a 3 out of 10 Pizza.Mozzarella sticks:Over fried, not stuffed with enough mozzarella and they put it on the paper when it is too hot so some of it sticks to the actual food, but has a decent taste.Fries:The french fries did not have any salt.Milkshake:I got the cookie crumble and they had it with whipped cream and two Oreo type cookies but the actual milkshake was a 5 out of 10. You taste the milk and I expected to have actual cookie crumble in the milkshake and for it to be a bit sweeter and less milky.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 4
Kosher dairy and vegan pizza! Also, they have ice cream and cheesecake, but no gluten-free pizza.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
All the food was delicious and the service is great. Place is small but cozy.
Delicious food, good atmosphere, although it’s a self serve, employees are happy to help
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
They have very limited menu. It is pretty much self service. They didn’t even have water until I asked twice. We will not be returning.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 1