Kosher Israeli and Mediterranean Food in Lakewood
Here are 7 kosher israeli and mediterranean food in Lakewood listed on Dateyet. The most common certifications are KCL (Lakewood). Check the certification on each spot before you go, since supervision can change.
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7 spots in Lakewood
Agripas Street
Chef driven glatt kosher Israeli restaurant inspired by Jerusalem, with house made food, bold spices and dry aged steak.
Sun to Wed 5pm to 10:15pm; Thu 5pm to 10:45pm (AAA). Reservations on Resy.
Ha'Misada Mediterranean Kitchen
Family owned upscale Middle Eastern grill with shawarma, falafel and fresh hummus, good for a casual dinner.
Hours not posted on site.
Ishtabach
Branch of the Machane Yehuda shuk favorite serving taboon baked shamburak, kebabs and grill plates, with a VIP room.
Full hours not posted; lunch specials noon to 5pm.
Kepshuto
Israeli restaurant with falafel, schnitzel and grill plates, indoor seating and a large outdoor deck, open very late.
Sun to Wed 12pm to 1:30am; Thu 12pm to 2am; Fri and Sat closed.
Yerushalmi Lakewood
Mediterranean grill serving shawarma, schnitzel, platters and sandwiches.
Sun-Wed 1pm-12am, Thu 1pm-1am (per ordering site)
MAZON
Pita Hut (PH Modern Grill)
Common questions
What are the best kosher israeli and mediterranean food in Lakewood?
Spots to try include Agripas Street, Ha'Misada Mediterranean Kitchen, Ishtabach, Kepshuto and Yerushalmi Lakewood.
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