Jerusalem Garden

"A bit surprised with their interior design. Really beautiful! Their staf really amazing. I recommend to buy beef shawarma, beef shihs kebob and fattoush salad. Big portion with affordable price."

"Very tasty food! Ample portions! An excellent casual dining option. I especially loved the brown rice with fried onions side called Mjaddara"

"Jerusalem Garden in Ann Arbor exceeded my expectations as a fantastic Middle Eastern restaurant. The extensive menu allowed us to indulge in a rich tapestry of flavors. We savored the succulent Chicken Shawarma, the refreshing Fattoush Salad, the flavorful Meat Pie, and the perfectly grilled Kabob. To satisfy our sweet tooth, we indulged in both Pistachio and Walnut Baklava for dessert. Each dish showcased authentic Middle Eastern culinary expertise, leaving our taste buds thoroughly impressed. The variety and quality of the offerings made the dining experience memorable. However, the true star of the evening was the Pistachio Baklava; its delicate layers and nutty goodness made it my newfound dessert favorite. The inviting ambiance added to the overall charm of the place, making it a delightful spot for a meal with friends or family. The attentive service enhanced our dining experience, and the staff’s knowledge of the menu helped us navigate through the diverse options. Jerusalem Garden is a must-visit for anyone seeking a culinary journey through Middle Eastern cuisine. The tantalizing array of dishes, coupled with exceptional service, ensures that I’ll be returning to explore more of their offerings in the near future."

"Ordered ahead for pickup today and it was ready and packaged well right on time which was a strong start. Place is cute on the inside. Hostess was a bit cold - not unfriendly, just wasn't the warm greeting I expect from someone in the hospitality industry. I ordered a small fattoush salad ($6), a side of toum with pita (3.50), and a beef shawarma sandwich with fries inside ($10, with fries $11). The food was delicious, there's no doubt about it. The beef shawarma was puzzling though because it was like cubed beef instead of the shaved slices you'd expect with a shawarma. Whatever I had was great but it was not what I was anticipating and I almost wonder if they gave me the kebab instead? Pricing was a bit strange. For instance, the wrap was massive at $10 but the fattoush salad was so, so small at $6. Also, the toum was delicious but a little goes a long way - I would love if they just offered a little container 1/5 of the size for $1 or something. Anyway, food is great and I'll definitely return. Maybe I'd try calling directly rather than ordering online next time to see if they'd be flexible on things like the toum, for instance."

"Being right next to the U of M, its a nice location to be. Parking is on the street so can be hard to find if it is a busy time. Went at 12 on a Wednesday and there was enough space for us. We dined in and got seated right away with our food being delivered very quickly after placing orders. I got the chicken shawarma with 2 sides, the salad and hummus and 2 falafel patties. The chicken shawarma was soooo good. It came with a yogurt almost tzatziki like sauce and was cool and refreshing to match the amazing seasoned chicken. It was served with some brown rice that was amazingly done (4/5). The salad was refreshing and had some toasted pita bread on it for a crunch and was perfect for the summer heat (4/5). The hummus was one of the best hummus I've ever had, perfect in its taste (5/5). Lastly, the falafel patties, they were a bit crunchy and done on the outside but it was still so good when you get to he flavor in the middle (3.5/5). Lastly, couldn't leave without the dessert, pistachio baklava. This was so delicious and flaky. The amount of sweetness matched with the pistachio saltyness, one if the best baklava I've had (4.5/5). The atmosphere matches the food perfectly and service was friendly, would def visit again!"