

Hours
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1 N Santa Cruz Ave, Los Gatos, CA 95030
Phone: (408) 344-6736
Website: http://www.orenshummus.com/
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Most importantly– THEY HAVE GLUTEN FREE PITA BREAD AND BREAD PUDDING!!!!!!!!!! The have plenty of gluten free options, actually, including the flan-like dessert pictured.
Everything was perfect– atmosphere, location, staff, decor, menu, food presentation. We will definitely be back!
The are a lot of Mediterranean places where you can get a juicy and tender lamb skewer, and I usually have a positive experience with lamb meat, but here they have to do much much better. They have to learn and improve their technique.
The basmati rice was dry and over fried, perhaps leftovers from yesterday.
I can’t believe I just spent $20 for a single skewer that was just inedible. Such a bad experience for a pricey restaurant.
A special shoutout to our server, Dante, who was not only friendly but also made the whole dining experience even better with his amazing service. He truly went above and beyond!
This place has everything: fantastic food, top-notch service, and a great atmosphere. I’ll definitely be coming back! Highly recommend! ✨
Added a photo of the hummus sabich which was wonderful!
Service was friendly, but they forgot to bring our water and it took a bit to get the bill.
We got the sampler of dips with pitas and the lamb kebab. Both were tasty, but not quite my ideal versions of those dishes.
Labane (8/10), chunky eggplant (9/10), beers (7.5/10) and the falafel was extra crispy and flavourful (10/10). Service was excellent, and we really enjoyed the music and warm hospitality.
First, they need to better marinate their lamb and make sure they’re cooked through because they’re sometimes just too rare or raw. They can use a temp stick to reach the desired temperature so that inside the lamb is not uncooked, although it can be rare or medium —but uncooked is not right.
Two, I think as a frequent eater of Mediterranean and Middle Eastern food, I could say confidently that they could do better with the ratio of their portions and pricing—especially since one of their main ingredients is garbanzo beans, which is literally one of the cheapest and healthiest sourced items, even if it is locally farmed and organic. If they observe these two things, I’m pretty sure their ratings will also improve dramatically, especially for frequent visitors who want to go there even more often.