Jerusalem - Elizabeth

Great pizza Price was good I had the falafel vegetable slice that has double crust and was amazing and only $5 it was like eating 2 slices one onto of the other Very good service.

I ordered a stuffed slice. Atypical, odd ingredients, bread was bland and underbaked. Stuffed slice needs a complete overhaul. Order took an extremely long time to fill. Oven must be kept hotter. Restaurant was almost empty. Staff was disorganized, very slow, untrained, and unprofessional. Additional restaurant professional training is required, including food, cullinary knife skills, defined roles, and caring immensely more for each customer. Love the ServeSafe certification on the wall. They had old, dried out, overcooked pasta on display, that was uncovered, and improperly stored. Ketchup must always be fully accessible to all customers.They need lots more business and improvements to food that hopefully deserves it and hopefully will deserve it.They have a large variety of pizzas, that I didn't taste. The freshly baked sauce and cheese pies seemed small for the box and cheap on ingredients.Walmart OU Ketchup, 64 ounce, is currently only $3 per bottle. Stop guarding the customer ketchup behind the counter, and stop storing customer ketchup behind the counter immediately!!!!!!!! This immensely hurts everyone! Vegetarian options: No meats.

The breaded eggplant, tomatoes and spinach pizza is possibly the best pizza I've ever had I would highly recommend! Trust me it won't disappoint plus it's pretty cheap for kosher

This was my first time here, but my aunt shared that the restaurant was renovated since her last visit. This is a Kosher place, and they have a dedicated Rabbi who is affiliated. They had pizza pies and food already prepared that you can choose from. We got a half pita with lentil soup. You can choose your topings. The food was ok. The workers were friendly. The place looks clean and the bathrooms, too. I would come back if I lived in town. I wanted to try the pizza, but I love falafels. Vegetarian options: When I visited, the food was kosher, and there were some vegetarian options. There's pizza options, pasta, lentil soup, and pita with falafel. Parking: There's meter parking, but it's digital.

We called in after waiting 2 hrs waiting for our food since it didnt show up all they said i cant help you screw you