Updating my review for 5 stars. The amount of different healthy and delicious toppings and sauces and flavors that you can get in one of their bowls is truly amazing. I love to try a little bit of everything, and you get so many fresh topping choices to go along with quality meat or falafel options. This is my go to place for lunch in the Fi di, not just b/c it is close, but b/c I know I will be full, I know I will be satisfied, and I know it will be a healthy meal! If you are into a colorful and diverse photo op meal, this checks the box as well. The staff is fast, the restaurant is clean, there is indoor and outdoor seating. Self serve water is available. You can also order online to have it ready when you get there. If lentil soup is your thing or if free things are your thing, you can also get a free lentil soup with your meal. Definitely a nice touch. To top it all off, the meals are reasonably priced and affordable. At the time of this review, the Chicken bowl is $15.45 before taxes. Great value. Keep doing what you are doing!

On Pine and Beldon, where the alley is filled with picnic tables and somehow seemed sunny, this is a convenient, affordable, and good place for lunch. I ordered the falafel wrap, but there are also bowls and pita options. When you order, it's a bit of taqueria style with lots of choices for fillings included in the price. For example, hummus, cabbage, tahini. harissa, eggplant. The line was long, but it moved fast. I appreciated the unexpected free little bowl of lentil soup. The food felt warm and nourishing. We happened upon this place without any kind of review check, and I feel like we lucked out.

My favorite Mediterranean food in SF. Prices are fair, portion is good and quality is great. Staff is excellent too. Always look forward to coming back.

Their pomegranate chicken is actually quite good and so are their falafel! The lentil soup is average. The service was decent !

This was my first but definitely not my last time at Sajj. My favorite protein option is the pomegranate protein, which is packed with flavor and pairs perfectly with the build-your-own bowl concept. There are so many toppings to choose from, including (but not limited to) cauliflower, beets, tomatoes, hummus, and garlic spreads, allowing me to create a bowl that suits my taste preferences perfectly. One of the best parts about dining at Sajj is that they offer a free lentil soup with every order, which is a delightful bonus. The soup is flavorful and adds a comforting touch to the meal. I wouldn't pay for it, but its a nice comforting touch to my bowl. Another great perk is that if you sign up online, you get $5 off your first order, making it even more enticing to try it for the first time.

Gosh, I absolutely LOVE Sajj. It is so quick, perfect when you're in a rush, but still want something yummy and healthy. Think mediterranean-style Chipotle. I love the chicken shawafel or pomegranate chicken bowl. Every single topping on there is a perfect fit. I usually get all the spreads and can't choose a favorite. You can't go wrong with the toppings, but I usually add the sumac cauliflower, onions, cucumbers, cherry peppers, arugula, and mint leaves, finished off with either the spicy tahini or cilantro mint chutney. I know some people love the lentil soup. The baklava is so flaky and nutty. Most of the locations I've been to are clean and nicely decorated. The staff is helpful and pack on the toppings on your bowl. I absolutely LOVE Sajj, I even have a loyalty/newsletter (which I almost never do). Definitely recommend.

Treat yourself to an amazing, fat and juicy falafel wrap full of all kinds of goodness at Sajj. I've been going around the city in search of a lavash falafel wrap, and while the ones at North beach gyros, pharaoh's and others have been quite good (and you can't go wrong with the pita ones at sababa down the street from here), Sajj truly fulfilled my craving. I opted for the Sajj wrap and went half hummus-half tzatziki, fantastic decision making on my part. I then said 'everything please' to the toppings they offered, and they toasted it in some foil for me (I might ask for extra toasted next time for it to be even hotter). The red and green sauces are delightful, perhaps the red one is a tad too salty, I've preferred spicy sauces at other Mediterranean places more. The falafel is crispy with crunchy bits of it adding great texture to the wrap. It's two meals probably but I was hungry enough to eat the entire thing.

Ordered chicken & steak shawarma rice bowls from this location twice on MealPal and was very pleased with my choice. The portion is on point and the flavor is great. I can definitely taste the freshness of the ingredients. The green sauce that came with the bowl was amazing. I'd say this is a pretty solid lunch spot in FiDi. I think they also have several other locations. Would recommend!