Haifa Restaurant

Way overpriced for what it is! Came here just to check it out and wanted to laugh when I saw how they managed to arrange fancy looking tables and oversized chairs into what it used to be a bar. They still have the carpeting and the dance floor! Lol the big bar is still there what it appears to be useless. I don’t think they invested money into this place. It’s just an old bar turned fancy, or tried to turn it fancy. So with that said, it’s just ridiculous to eat at an old bar turned restaurant and pay the outrageous prices they have. You can always go to Paymons and have a nice dinner or lunch and don’t get ripped off like at this place. About the food I really won’t talk much cause after seeing their prices I just order an appetizer which was just ok. If I’m going to pay $ 22 for a simple deep fried tilapia, the damn thing better talk to me!
If I have to say something positive about my experience I got to say the service was excellent.

I found this spot on Unilocal,checked out the website, and was suitably impressed enough to call in an order for pickup. The woman I spoke to was polite, and even called back to tell me they were out of an item so I could reorder.
Location leaves a lot to be desired. It’s in the same general area as Lotus of Siam, Komol, and Arawan– but toward the back of the shopping center, in the same building as Vegas Lounge, but on the other side. Even armed with the address, I had to call for help finding them. Inside is much nicer, with mirrored walls and linen table cloths, like an event space.
No customers or staff present when I entered. I approached the bar and part of my order was waiting. That’s when I saw the receipt: $ 14 for my schnitzel pita wrap and $ 24 for a grilled chicken salad. Wait, what?! I had tried to order the Nicoise salad ($ 14) but they were out of tuna, how does substituting chicken (due to no fault of my own) jack up the price $ 10?!
I told the employee to cancel the salad, $ 24 for a grilled chicken salad is ridiculous. She seemed surprised and confused. I left with my wrap and went on my way. The wrap was about half the size as similarly-​priced orders I’ve had elsewhere, and the hummus was barely spread half way into the wrap. The amount of protein was generous, but it lacked flavor and the pita was falling apart. I love Mediterranean food but this was absolutely bland.
TLDR: If you have to stick to a Kosher* diet, I guess it’s good to have another option in town. If you’re just popping in for a meal, the menu sounds promising but my experience left a lot to be desired. *Unclear if they are certified.

The atmosphere of the place was very nice. For a kosher restaurant, there was plenty of room and comfortable tables and chairs. The noise level and ambience was also nice. We were quickly seated and our orders were also taken quickly. The food also came VERY quickly.
I ordered a steak (what else to have in Vegas?). The quality of the meat was mediocre – not great, but not awful. I ordered it medium rare (pink), but it was cooked done/​well done (brown). I was pretty disappointed. But despite it being way overcooked (for my personal preference) it was still tasty. They gave us a free dessert to compensate for the steak, which was unexpected and nice.
Overall, the food was good, but I would say not a good value for the price. In other words, for what we paid ($ 98 for two people), my expectations were much higher.