Laser Wolf — Restaurants in Flagler Village, Fort Lauderdale, FL
Restaurants · Flagler Village · Fort Lauderdale

Laser
Wolf

★ 4.7 901 Progresso Dr Closed · Opens 5:00 PM $ · Israeli / Mediterranean Last verified
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The place

Laser Wolf brought the Dizengoff Group's celebrated Israeli grill concept to Fort Lauderdale's Flagler Village, and it landed like a revelation. The Israeli-inspired menu — skewers cooked over live fire, mezze spreads, and a salatim bar that anchors every table — is unlike anything else in Broward County.

The salatim bar (a spread of rotating vegetable salads served family-style at the start of every meal) alone justifies the reservation. Then the charcoal-grilled lamb chops, chicken skewers with house amba, and pita baked to order from a wood-fired oven arrive, and it becomes clear why there's usually a wait even on weeknights.

The dining room has the industrial-chic warmth of a Tel Aviv neighborhood spot transplanted intact — exposed concrete, open kitchen, noise level that feels like energy rather than chaos.

What to expect

Reservations strongly recommended — walk-ins wait. Valet parking available. The salatim bar is included with all meals. Open for dinner nightly. Flagler Village street parking also available.
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What people are saying

4.07
★★★★★
Based on 620 Google reviews

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Frequently asked

What is Laser Wolf known for?
Laser Wolf brought the Dizengoff Group's celebrated Israeli grill concept to Fort Lauderdale's Flagler Village, and it landed like a revelation.
Is Laser Wolf worth visiting in Fort Lauderdale?
It holds ★4.7 from 620 reviews on Google, which puts it among the better-reviewed restaurants options in Fort Lauderdale. Very affordable ($$$) — one of the better budget options in the area. Reservations strongly recommended — walk-ins wait.
When is the best time to visit Laser Wolf?
Weekday visits are less crowded than weekends.
Does Laser Wolf accept reservations?
It's worth checking Laser Wolf's current reservation policy before heading over — Fort Lauderdale's better independent restaurants tend to fill up on weekends. Call ahead or check their website for current booking options.
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