Comments on: Holy Land: Reviews http://blogs.kqed.org/food/2007/12/19/holy-land-reviews/ Restaurant Reviews by Bay Area Foodies Fri, 16 May 2008 10:09:40 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: Molly Kenefick http://blogs.kqed.org/food/2007/12/19/holy-land-reviews/#comment-9420 Molly Kenefick Thu, 27 Mar 2008 01:49:38 +0000 http://blogs.kqed.org/food/2007/12/19/holy-land-reviews/#comment-9420 I am writing in to support my favorite little restaurant. Every Friday without fail, I and the other dog walkers who work with me go to lunch at Holy Land. We LOVE this place. I've never been to Israel, but my colleagues Jack and Justine lived there and they swear the food is better here than in the real holy land! The falafel is to die for. The baba ganoush is amazing as is the hummus. The hot sauce is excellent, and everyone who's tried it agrees that the lemonade is killer! They use a whole lemon and a bunch of mint. It may not be fancy, but the food is amazing and if it were fancy, it probably wouldn't fit into our weekly budget. The owner, Miri, is a lovely person, and so are the two guys who work there. We look forward to Fridays, which we call "Falafel Fridays," because we take a long hike with a dozen or so dogs in Redwood Regional Park and then we all meet at Holy Land for lunch. We'd have it no other way. Hope to see you there. Unless it's cold or wet, we'll be the ones in dirty jeans sitting outside with a couple tired dogs under the table. I am writing in to support my favorite little restaurant. Every Friday without fail, I and the other dog walkers who work with me go to lunch at Holy Land. We LOVE this place. I’ve never been to Israel, but my colleagues Jack and Justine lived there and they swear the food is better here than in the real holy land!

The falafel is to die for. The baba ganoush is amazing as is the hummus. The hot sauce is excellent, and everyone who’s tried it agrees that the lemonade is killer! They use a whole lemon and a bunch of mint. It may not be fancy, but the food is amazing and if it were fancy, it probably wouldn’t fit into our weekly budget.

The owner, Miri, is a lovely person, and so are the two guys who work there. We look forward to Fridays, which we call “Falafel Fridays,” because we take a long hike with a dozen or so dogs in Redwood Regional Park and then we all meet at Holy Land for lunch. We’d have it no other way.

Hope to see you there. Unless it’s cold or wet, we’ll be the ones in dirty jeans sitting outside with a couple tired dogs under the table.

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