When it comes to Mediterranean restaurants in Miami, few eateries are as good as Motek, the kosher-style destination by Charlie Levy that operates six locations across Aventura, Downtown Miami, Coral Gables, Brickell City Centre and Miami Beach.

To the delight of Floridians who love the restaurant's falafel, kebabs, shakshuka, Middle Eastern mezzes and award-winning arayes burger, the business debuted its newest address at 5377 Town Center Road in Boca Raton today, its first in Palm Beach County.
What makes Motek unique?
According to The Palm Beach Post, the newest Motek offers diners the same menu that's presented at other locations, with the soon-to-be addition of a rotisserie grill.

Also on premise: the Shabbat Room, a private dining area ideal for small gatherings. The space features a marble table for 14 and "a beautiful mural inspired by the historic Old Jaffa neighborhood in Tel Aviv."
What's on the menu at Motek?
The menu at Motek, which means "sweetheart" in Hebrew, is extensive, featuring Mediterranean dishes that lean towards Middle Eastern flavors and have been praised for both their taste and presentation.
Some of the most popular items include the shakshuka, made with tahini, spicy tomato sauce and challah, which is part of the all-day brunch menu. There's also the schnitzel, available as part of a platter or served in a bowl with rice or cauliflower couscous.

However, the arayes burger is likely the restaurant's most iconic dish. The grass-fed beef kofta kebab, made with kosher beef, spices, onions and garlic, is baked into the pita, making it crispier than traditional pita sandwiches.
If you're skipping meat for any reason, there’s still plenty to enjoy: from various types of hummus and veggie-based salads to traditional brunch options and fish dishes.
Where is Motek's new location?
Find the new Motek at 5377 Town Center Road in Boca Raton. At the moment, the restaurant is open from 11am to 10pm on Mondays through Thursdays, 11am to 11pm on Fridays, 10am to 11pm on Saturdays and 10am to 10pm on Sundays.