Mizrahi Grill

This sucks we came here because they said that they were gonna donate all the money the make this evening to help Israel when we asked where the money was going they said you have to specify that it was for Israel BEFORE you order and EVEN THEN it's only 10%we told the staff and the said they couldn't do anything the MINIMUM I expect is for them to ask us if the money should go towards the fundraiser and to make it worse we only came here because of the fundraiser and this was a huge disappointment.

We ordered the Kubeh, and Jerusalem Mixed grill... Horrible and don't recommend coming here. The Kubeh do not taste right, and is not properly flavored or made the way Kubeh should be. The crunch was not there. I love Mediterranean Middle Eastern food... But this is not the place.. even the kabobs were cold, meat tasted old. Much better authentic Middle Eastern food options out there.

Mizrahi Grill in Northbrook is a revelation for the kosher connoisseur, a testament to the culinary heights kosher cuisine can achieve. From the moment one steps through the doors, the aromas of authenticity and tradition envelop the senses, promising an experience that is both genuine and delightful. The menu, carefully curated to cater to both on-the-go diners and those seeking a leisurely meal, is a parade of quintessentially kosher masterpieces. The falafel is a revelation, each bite a perfect blend of crisp exterior and tender, herbaceous interior, speaking volumes of the craftsmanship behind the scenes. The eggplant salad is a mosaic of flavors, each forkful a brushstroke of culinary artistry, with the smokiness of the eggplant playing beautifully against the tang of the dressing. The cigars, crispy and golden, are a textural dream, enveloping a treasure trove of seasoned fillings that evoke the warmth of the Mediterranean. Then, the skirt steak, a showstopper, grilled to such perfection that each slice is a tender, juicy indulgence that could easily be the centerpiece of a Michelin-starred menu. Mizrahi Grill doesn’t just serve food; it serves experiences, plated with care and served with a side of cultural authenticity. This isn't just dining; it's a foray into a world where kosher isn't a limitation but a launchpad for culinary excellence. Five stars are a humble nod to the constellation of delights that Mizrahi Grill bestows upon its guests.