Holy Land
Neighborhood: Elmwood
Nearest Train: Rockridge or Ashby BART (10-15 minute walk from each)
Phone: +1 510 665 1672
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Holy Land is heavenly indeed. The owners, Niso and Hay Mizrachi, cook terrific Israeli and Middle Eastern cuisine. Everything is fresh, tasty and made quickly. This small, casual space has only 10 tables that fill up quickly at lunch and dinner times. Photographs of Israel and the Middle East hang on the walls beneath overgrown ivy plants. The delicious pitas can be filled with lamb or chicken kebab, shawerma, falafel or a combination of hummus or tabbouleh. The lunch platters include salad and side dishes. Dinner platters are served with a thick hummus dipping sauce and pita bread.
Su-Th 11a-9p, F 11a
Crusade for Great Falafel
Neighborhood: Elmwood
Nearest Train: Rockridge or Ashby BART (10-15 minute walk from each)
Phone: +1 510 665 1672
Website | Map | add to Travel Bag (NEW)
Click here to call Holy Land Toll Free
Holy Land is heavenly indeed. The owners, Niso and Hay Mizrachi, cook terrific Israeli and Middle Eastern cuisine. Everything is fresh, tasty and made quickly. This small, casual space has only 10 tables that fill up quickly at lunch and dinner times. Photographs of Israel and the Middle East hang on the walls beneath overgrown ivy plants. The delicious pitas can be filled with lamb or chicken kebab, shawerma, falafel or a combination of hummus or tabbouleh. The lunch platters include salad and side dishes. Dinner platters are served with a thick hummus dipping sauce and pita bread.
Su-Th 11a-9p, F 11a
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Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from San Francisco on Jul 03 2007
Great food!!
This is my favorite place for falafels. The pita bread is homemade and the best I have ever had. T...
Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jan 22 2006
Overrated
This place is barely OK. It's the best place for falafels in the neighborhood by virtue of being...
Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Travel user from on Jul 25 2004
