Adamah Neighborhood Table

Thankfully, Adamah is still open for take-out orders. Their current Corona menu is limited, but the dishes they offer are satisfying, fresh, crowd-pleasing, delicious, and seem reasonably healthy. There are vegetarian and meat options, smoothies, challah, and Shabbat boxes which contain a meal you can heat up at home. The service is courteous and prompt. My family especially enjoyed the falafel plate, the BBQ brisket sandwich, the schnitzel plate, and the Beach smoothie. The portions are ample for a meal, not grossly huge, and the quality makes the price worthwhile.

This place surely has its fans, and it would be a shame to lose, because it is a lovely space with nice comfort food options, including some healthful ones. The matzoh balls are authentic and huge. All the portions seem overly generous. The soup the dumpling was in was less flavorful than I would like, the pastrami cured lox was interesting but not tip top quality fish.

Picked up the special of vegan tostadas and they were worth the money spent, the time consumed waiting for them, and the energy used to walk a mile to the restaurant and back! The only downfall was that they're not a regular menu item. Otherwise it was a great experience with very friendly service despite only one person working when I ordered.

Had lunch a couple days ago - It was delicious. I had the Southwestern wrap, it was filled w/fresh chicken and vegetables - it didn't come w/Salsa, but they were happy to provide a yummy salsa when I asked. My friend had the garden flatbread and it was every bit as delicious as it looked on the Adamah website. To top it off they have amazing smoothies and the prices are very reasonable! I highly recommend this restaurant.