Habayit Restaurant.

The food here brings me right back to Israel. Everything is fresh, delicious and authentic and they have the best grilled schnitzel sandwich! I’ve been coming here since I was a kid and it still remains one of my favorite restaurants. Highly recommended!

AMAZING! very friendly guys, food is awesome and tastey, bravo guys! kol akavod!

Just had a falafel pita sandwich and it was fantastic!

What a lovely nice small place to eat kosher food West of the 405 which is very rare to find. I had chicken breast with fresh salad and my friend had shawarma in a pita and we were both very happy

Perfect delicious meal!

Great food! Very tasty. Quick and efficient delivery.

Habayit is wonderful! They sent out soup immediately when I was too sick to pick it up, with a lovely can-do attitude. The chicken matzah ball soup is extraordinary! Ty Habayot 🙏🙏

Food is so fresh and delicious

My go-to Israeli street food takeout

Overpriced and unprofessional. I ordered the Grill Combination, and it was completely burnt. For these prices, serving overcooked, tasteless meat is unacceptable. To make matters worse, there was no service to speak of, and an employee was using a dining table as a personal office, spreading paperwork everywhere while people were trying to eat. Extremely unprofessional atmosphere. Save your money and go elsewhere.

This is the worst pita falafel I have ever had. The sauce was stale and the pita bread was not hot all the way. I'm actually really sad that this is where I decided to spendyoney and eat. There are way better places in this neighborhood. The server was nice.

Blink and you’ll miss it — Habayit is West LA’s best-kept falafel secret. Tiny, minimal, 4–5 tables, with the lady owner quietly overseeing the kitchen — intimate and unpretentious, like a meal at your grandma’s house. The falafel is almost spiritual: crispy outside, moist inside, herb-forward, with pita soft and warm like a baby’s cheek. Tahini and hot sauce hit perfectly. The kebab is solid, could use a touch more seasoning, and the Israeli chopped salad is fresh and vibrant — a crisp counterpoint to the fried falafel. Paper plates, yes, but come for the food, not the plating. Simple, honest, full of intention — a must for true food lovers. Gatekeeping aside, this is one you quietly cherish and want others to know.

Amazing food.

Very good food, wishing I would live near by as I could eat this everyday!

This places name in Hebrew means Home...and eating here gave me exactly that feel. From the service, attitude, and food, it felt like home. I loved it. Will be back.

Place is incredible - best Israeli food in the states!