Cafe Muscat

Good food, nice atmosphere, like to go there with my family. Been there for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Favorite dishes: Mediterranean panini with house salad, penne or ravioli in a vodka sauce, muscat salad.

This little gem is located not far from my job and I had no idea until I looked on Unilocal.This is a wonderful Jewish café that has a great vibe and as far as I’m concerned excellent food. I had there Greek salad, Greek panini, authentic Israeli salad, and shepherds salad. The salads are huge and excellent. The dressings are simple and light. Just some olive oil and lemon juice. They do have other dressings if you would prefer them. The Greek panini was insanely good. The bread was fresh and light and had excellent flavor. The panini had sesame seeds which just added another level of flavor.
I dined out but if you choose to dine in it is a nice intimate space that is clean. The staff are friendly and ready to serve.
All said and done I highly recommend this place and there food. Simple and excellent just the way I like it.

I love this restaurant! The food is very good,
And the service is great!
I love the catering as well:)

Clean restaurant. Service left a bit to be desired as it was slow getting a menu and then getting someone to take our order. Food was delicious. Gluten free pasta was not available, but GF bread was which tasted great as a panini. Would go again, just be wary of the service time.

I have come here often and I really enjoy their Greek Morning breakfast special, I order it every time. However, this visit I ordered Mozzarella Sticks and a French Onion Soup. The soup was ok, a little bland. The really problem was the Mozzarella Sticks, don’t put something on your menu if your just going to open a box and microwave some off brand store bought product. It’s embarrassing to your restaurant. Sorry, I usually tell people to go to Café Muscat but this was a terrible meal.

One of my coworkers only eats kosher food and it was her birthday, so we ordered here. And I’ve never had kosher food before, so I was curious what kosher pad thai would taste like. I expected it to be meatless and it was; I think you need to ask for meat and it probably costs extra. I was surprised to see Chinese lo mein noodles rather than vermicelli rice noodles. It didn’t taste like traditional pad thai more like stir fry noodles, but was delicious nonetheless. And the portion was pretty big because I almost couldn’t finish the whole thing.

Very good kosher daily restaurant. The food is delicious and the prices are great. The wait staff could be a little slow sometime but always nice attitude. Definitely recommend café Muscat.

My family favorite restaurant. The food is so good! Deliver very fast. All the food well done

I have been there several times and just don’t get it? The place is normally very busy however I don’t see why? Although the good overall is very good, but the prices are quite high & the service overall quite poor. Delivery is also mixed, with what appears to be smaller portions and somewhat wilted salad. Last time we were there it took over 45 minutes to have our order served.

I’m not Kosher nor am I Jewish but I order from this restaurant often because they have the most insanely fresh and most delicious fish and ice cream that I’ve come across. The prices are a bit steep but I have yet to feeI as if I’ve overpaid for anything that I’ve ordered. The staff are polite, they offer fast delivery, and generous portions, making the prices well worth it. And the desserts are so delicious that it doesn’t even make sense. I recommend it, thus far, and look forward to having more great experiences with this establishment.

We usually go to Café Muscat because it is quick, relatively inexpensive and dairy and our experiences are usually good. Last night, however, was not a good experience. We were a group of seven seated in the annex part if the restaurant. The waiter could not remember to bring water continuously or the check. Food delivery was slow, although the food was fresh and good (at least for 5 out of 7 of us). We couldn’t get wine (in the nine days period prior to Tisha b’Av) and the waiter did not know this.
Unfortunately, service is typical of kosher restaurants. Clueless, unprofessional and not pleasant.

Good restaurant. Not a good place to date, because there are many people go there for a date and you might meet someone you know. They had only one waiter, but he did a good job, however, they should have at least two.
A lot of seating, but the place is small.

Love this place. I know it’s pricey but the food is delicious. Easy parking. This is s busy place so don’t expect the waiter to babysit you. Shakshuka is delicious so is the Mediterranean morning.

My first review as an Elite member:)
Anyways, was here last night on a double date. It was past ten, and not too crowded. Menu had lot of nice options. Split the artichoke salad with my husband. Our other party had the sweet potato oregennatoe, and the Mediterranean panini. My salad was pretty good, very fresh. It came with grilled salmon. The winner of the night was the sweet potato oregennateo. That was something out of this world. Crispy sweet potatoes and delicious salad underneath. Our party was nice enough to let us sample. It was late and we were full for dessert like we originally wanted. Thats all we had.
Other reviewers mentioned that this place is pricey. I would have to disagree. I feel its fair for kosher food, plus, its great portions for what you get. My only complaint of the night was that food took a while to come out. Waiters were nice, and attentive. Will definitely come back just for that sweet potatoe dish alone. Highly recommend it! Something so yummy and different.

Been here several times and all I can say that finally a kosher café where the food is quite decent and fresh.
Service is okay.

Great for brunch with friends. Service is good when it’s not crazy busy. Been here several times and it’s just my go-​to Dairy kosher place.

Kosher in the house… yes!
this is kosher dairy
it was a cold cold winters night
we needed the kosher and we were darn hungry
here we come Café Muscat
we come in the place is crowded ok it is Saturday night
we wait about 15 min before the guy working says go sit in the front table
it was set for 6 we are only 3 who are we to argue.
waiter comes right over puts down a carafe of ice water
we are freezing… oddly 10 min later we are toasty warm then 15 min later we are freezing. With out going on more about the heat you get the idea warm one min freezing 5 min later.
menu is full of salads soups and entrees including a whole fish I think it was a brazino it looked tasty as it was carried past us
we opted for soups and salads
there is a full sushi menu and a sushi chef working at his little counter (next time sushi for us)
lovely creamy butternut squash soup served piping hot and surprisingly fast
my dining girls had soups
Ceasar salad big fresh and tasty
I had something called an oregannato
very yummy and an interesting idea
Sweet Potato Oreganatto $ 12.95
A mixture of lettuce, tomato, cucumber, mushroom, onion, bulgarian cheese, stir fried sweet potato, mixed nuts and croutons.
they have other Oreganattos the portion is big
its salad with hot toppings
for dessert we shared a chocolate soufflé
its was just stunning hot cake with hot sauce and sided with vanilla ice cream
think chocolate cake as good as it gets
oddly we were there for almost 3 hours
service is beyond slow perhaps this is how they want it so be warned.
there is slow turnover because of the slow service
I have to say everyone working there is super friendly and nice
and I have never seen such a BIRTHDAY celebration
its a place to go
the restaurant goes dark music comes on everyone claps
waitstaff sings along to the special birthday song
its fantastic
I love this place

What an incredible place !! Love their food !! A very classy chiky place where u can come here on dates /​out with family /​girls night out. The owner maya is such an amazing individual. Very friendly and kind

I’ve eaten here three times and all three times I was very pleased. The food is great and I liked the service.
They have this panini there called the Moroccan panini. After I had it the first time I got so many cravings for it I needed to order it again because it’s so good and savory even though it doesn’t have any meat in it. I kind of think of it as shakshuka in a panini because it’s eggs and tomato sauce, except the tomato sauce isn’t runny.
The panini comes with your choice of salad. Get the Israeli salad. I think it’s mostly tomato and onions and cucumbers.
For dessert, you must order the chocolate soufflé. It’s the best dessert I’ve ever had. Get it with the vanilla ice cream.
All the food I’ve gotten from here tasted fresh and delicious. I’m always happy to eat here.

Long Story Short: Most bizarre experience of my life, walked out after 15 minutes.
Full Story: I used to come here when I ate kosher, they had a delicious sandwich with eggplant. Lately l’ve been craving it and wanted to take my boyfriend there. So I went yesterday and was utterly shocked at my experience.
We came in and were told to sit wherever we would like, it was a Sunday afternoon and there was only two other tables. They had no music playing in the background so it was all awkward silence. There was a young man working and an older woman. The woman came to us and gave us bread and water. We looked at the menu for a while and then closed them and looked up. An obvious sign we were ready to order. The male waiter was across the room looking at all of the occupied tables, and made NO effort to come and take the order. Both of the waiters never came to the table and neither were busy, just walking around the restaurant staring. After telling my boyfriend I wanted to leave and him begging me not to… We got up to leave.
I understand neglect when a restaurant is super packed, but we were being stared at By the waiter!!! So bizarre