Aderet - Dallas

Overall a solid out of town Israeli place. Don't miss out on the onion rings and the hummus falafel.Food: 5/5

My friend took me to this hole in the wall kosher Mediterranean restaurant for lunch, and I 'm so glad we visited!It was pretty busy when we visited on a weekday. People were coming in and out to pick up catering and to go orders, and several parties were dining in.What we got: Perrier sparkling water falafel hummus: The hummus here is creamy and quite delicious, so I definitely recommend! The falafels are pretty small, but packed full of ground chickpea and sprinkled with paprika. Great with the thick pita! meat cigars: thinly fried cigars filled with ground meat. Served with tahini sauce, a great appetizer to start your meal and share! lamb tagine: lamb stew meat with two sides we chose rice and Israeli salad. The meat is well cooked so that it is soft and juicy. Lots of flavor in every bite. Israeli salad of cucumber and tomato helped add some variety to the palate between the bites of meat. It 's a large portion size; definitely good to share between two people.Overall, service was friendly and efficient. There is ample parking space in front of the restaurant. Seems great for to go or catering orders, as well!

Four years ago I left a 5 star review. Unfortunately, I have to update after recent visits back. The service has been terrible. We’ve had to ask numerous times for water, some of our orders aren’t given to us yet still added on to the bill, and they are constantly out of food. The food is delicious…if it isn’t burned. There so few Kosher establishments here and this is such a huge disappointment.

Good place to eat kosher food. They are trying really hard to make this place better. I got burger ? but the meat was burned, so 4 stars. But the eggplant appetizer is aaaaamazing, especially with freshly baked pita bread.Food: 4/5

GOOD HECHSHER great food (dallas hechsher) I came from Lakewood on a trip with the boys I would definitely advise this place to anyone