The 613 Grill is a small kosher restaurant that serves a very limited menu of mediterranean food and hamburgers. The number 613 is very meaningful in Judaism. There are 613 commandments in the Torah. 613 means excellence. This little restaurant has big shoes to fill with such a name.
This isn’t a fancy place but it seems neat and clean. (look at the light fixtures…pretty cool!)
I was hoping to try the Moroccan Cigars…( a seasoned filled pastry that looks like a cigar)……..but they have been popular and they were all sold out so I tried something else I never had before……The Fire Poppers. They were a little different than what I was expecting them to be.
The Fire Poppers were white meat chicken that seemed fried in a mostly sweet sauce with hardly any heat. On the side is an herbed mayonnaise based sauce.
We also shared the Falafels with humus and fresh hot pita bread.
The falafels have a soft meatball texture. They weren’t the most herby but they were full of good flavors. The Pita was hot and fresh made. We both liked the pita bread and it seemed to have a little chew to it.
We were torn between the Chicken kabob and the pastrami burger….Our server strongly suggested going with the Pastrami Burger so we did.
The kosher beef does have a better beef taste than non kosher beef but this burger as you can see has room for improvement.
Hopefully this newly opened restaurant will offer the Moroccan Cigars again.
The website is unfinished at this time but you can contact them at www.613Grill.com
That was my trip to 613 Grill in Phoenix AZ.
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