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Highlights
Menu of halal Middle Eastern staples, such as falafels and kebabs, plus less common dishes, including mansaf and sabich
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Janet
3 ratings2 reviews
Service was nice. Food was too salty. I only like the hummus, watermelon, and the hibiscus drink which we diluted with water next to it too. Seems like they need to improve on flavor with less salt.
Gregtop reviewer
6 ratings5 reviews
The Saturday buffet had a decent selection. All good. Owner told me about open mic night on Thursdays and soon to have beer and wine service. I plan to go back on Thursday soon.
Claudiatop reviewer
28 ratings15 reviews
The food is absolutely delicious and the new owner is very welcoming!
Tanveer
1 ratings1 reviews
Good: food was fresh and tasty
Bad: Limited options, desert was over by 1:30 pm, falafel was very hard, for some strange reason buffet it is not self service
Galinatop reviewer
16 ratings10 reviews
Groupon for Jerusalem Grill is for lunch only.
It cost more than you can spend without Groupon.
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About This Deal
Choice Of:
- Lunch Buffet for Two People, Valid on Weekends Only
- Lunch Buffet for Four People, Valid on Weekends Only
Includes unlimited desserts and drinks.
Fine Print
Promotional value expires 120 days after purchase. Amount paid never expires.
No cash back, must use entire voucher in one visit. Not valid with other specials or promotions. Valid on weekends only. Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as gift(s). May be repurchased every 30 days. Limit 1 per visit. Limit 1 per table. Valid only for option purchased. Valid for dine-in only.
Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About Jerusalem Grill
Amid Jerusalem Grill’s seats and mural of old Jerusalem, diners enjoy a menu of halal Middle Eastern staples. Along with kebabs and shawarmas, however, the eatery offers several less common dishes from across the region. Read on to learn about a few.
- Mansaf: Jordan's national dish tops rice with lamb shank, pine nuts, and yogurt sauce
- Maghmoor: a vegan-friendly Lebanese summer stew of fried eggplant mixed with chickpeas
- Sabich: an Israeli sandwich stuffed with eggplant and eggs