Cuisines and Dishes at Holy Land Restaurant:
- Middle Eastern
Holy Land Restaurant
2965 College Ave,
Berkeley
CA
94705
holylandrestaurant.com (510) 665-1672
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Ratings and Reviews for Holy Land Restaurant
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May 12 2012
Leslie P. via Yelp
I surprised my sister in her office for her birthday, then kidnapped her for the rest of the day. We frolicked around her old stomping grounds, and ended up...read more
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May 04 2012
Elyse M. via Yelp
Last Sunday evening after a hike my husband and I wanted falafel. We decided on going to the Holyland. I had been there before and it was yummy. This time...read more
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Apr 18 2012
Andee F. via Yelp
OY..had eaten here before and loved it but this time my chicken in the chicken shwarma order had turned and was clearly bad.When I complained to the female...read more
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Jul 15 2008
via Citysearch
This was a fast but freshly cooked place to eat. When hungry stop in and before not too long we had our food. The lady was very ...read more
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Nov 08 2007
via Citysearch
This is one of the few places where you can get easy take-out Middle Eastern food in Berkeley. While they also offer a dine in op...read more
From Citysearch
In Short
The decor is down-to-earth and the service unceremonious, but for some loyal customers, eating at the Holy Land is a religious experience. Falafel and shewarma connoisseurs debate whether the sandwiches are as good or better than the ones in Israel. Regulars are easy to spot: They're the oes deftly navigating torn pita pockets and tempering bites of Middle Eastern spice with tall glasses of frothy mint lemonade.
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