Beit Rima in San Francisco, California
Palestinian, Arabic, Middle Eastern • Casual dining
138 Church Street, San Francisco, CA, 94114, US
What people say about Beit Rima
People have often started by saying something about the bread served at Beit Rima, particularly when it comes out hot accompanied by hummus, labneh, or mezze. The lamb, shish tawook, falafel, and branzino also receive good feedback, and the hospitality shown by the staff is noted. The tables get cramped during busy times, but the atmosphere suits the kind of food being served because it is meant to be shared, not eaten alone.
About Beit Rima
Beit Rima is an Arabic-inspired restaurant in San Francisco that focuses on home-style cooking from Palestine, Jordan, and other Levantine countries. Hummus, ful, flatbread, and grilled meat and vegetables are prepared in such a way that they complement each other as part of a shared dining experience.
A typical order could include full ma hummus, batata hara, and bread, followed by some kebab, tawook, or fish. There are enough vegetarian options to make up an entire meal without using side dishes alone.
The atmosphere of the place is friendly and intimate, which makes it a good choice for a group or a couple on a date night. The restaurant will definitely suit those who look for Middle Eastern cuisine in San Francisco not as a tasting experience but rather like home cooking.
What to try at Beit Rima
- Batata Harra
- Ful ma Hummus
- Falafel Platter
- Beef Kebab Plate
- Chicken Shish Tawook
- Whole Fried Branzino
- Gazan Braised Lamb Shank
- Musakhan
- Samir’s Hand-kneaded Bread
- Muhalabia
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