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    Shawarma sandwich on baguette.
    Sam B.

    KOSHER Lunch for two. Ordered shawarma on baguette. Flavor profile was very good. French fries were also quite well done. Flavor was good. Nothing was left uneaten. This was a total win.

    Yuki I.

    My friend took me to this hole-in-the-wall kosher Mediterranean restaurant for lunch, and I'm so glad we visited! It was pretty busy when we visited on a weekday. People were coming in and out to pick up catering and to-go orders, and several parties were dining in. What we got: - Perrier sparkling water - falafel hummus: The hummus here is creamy and quite delicious, so I definitely recommend! The falafels are pretty small, but packed full of ground chickpea and sprinkled with paprika. Great with the thick pita! - meat cigars: thinly fried "cigars" filled with ground meat. Served with tahini sauce, a great appetizer to start your meal and share! - lamb tagine: lamb stew meat with two sides - we chose rice and Israeli salad. The meat is well-cooked so that it is soft and juicy. Lots of flavor in every bite. Israeli salad of cucumber and tomato helped add some variety to the palate between the bites of meat. It's a large portion size; definitely good to share between two people. Overall, service was friendly and efficient. There is ample parking space in front of the restaurant. Seems great for to-go or catering orders, as well!

    Chicken schnitzel. Perfectly made! I'm coming back soon.

    Aderet has wowed me. I love it and can't wait to bring my family back. This is a place that my kids would enjoy tremendously. Try to baba ghanoush and the hummus with falafel.

    Coconut chicken and curry
    Yitshak S.

    If you recommend the business to its level then it is excellent the prices in the service order are nice and there are no complaints in general, I promise you will not suffer there Do not recommend coming with high expectations but as one of the only kosher restaurants in Dallas this is a fine option. For those of us who want to try something different - try the coconut and curry chicken.

    Half-and-half combo plate consisting of kabobs and pargiot
    Jordan N.

    This is Dallas' premier Kosher restaurant, without having to go to Richardson where there are many more Kosher establishments to choose from. This place used to be in South Florida years ago but they packed up and moved to Dallas. The menu is considered Israeli style cuisine, but don't come here expecting Eztel Itzik of Aventura, FL. The food and table culture leans toward more American/European style rather than Israeli like Etzel Itzik, and the price points are higher here. But despite this, it's still a good place to eat as the food was prepared well and the service is as friendly as it can get, with the joyful Israeli manager, Droit, being around to make sure that everyone is happy. The things to get here, according to their recommendations, are the kabobs (more like kafta), pargiot (seasoned chicken thighs), and schnitzel. I didn't try the schnitzel but I tried the pargiot and kabob half-and-half combo. The pargiot was one of the best I have had, and the kabob was okay, a little on the salty side. The large individual combo plate was a little pricey, at $16, but it was accompanied by basmati rice and Israeli salad (chopped tomato and cucumber salad). My dining companion wanted to be adventurous and he tried the Moroccan salmon special on the menu. But he conceded that the regular grilled salmon was better. Either way, he still loves the place, mostly because of the schnitzel (he comes almost weekly just for it and swears by it). I also was able to ask for Israeli limonana, which is mint-infused lemonade. That was a plus even though I'm used to see the mint chopped up and mixed into the lemonade. Aderet's version did not have chopped up mint. For $2, it was good. And while I was here, there was always people. It seems to be a popular place and I can only see this place becoming even more popular soon, once they open their Kosher dairy restaurant next door (which will be more of a pizzeria and deli).

    Pargiot with rice & Israeli Salad
    Melanie C.

    I stopped by here with 2 friends on a Sunday afternoon around 1 PM. It was actually really crowded and the host had to create a table in the corner for us so we wouldn't have to wait which was very nice. Food We ordered 3 things to share and it was the perfect amount of food for everyone. APPETIZERS 1) Hummus and Olive Oil - smooth and creamy texture; generous portion that came with 2 pita for dipping! I tasted a chicken or meat undertone to the hummus but it wasn't distracting. MAINS 1) Pargiot - the chicken was so tender and flavorful! It had the perfect char on the outside to give it that fresh-off-the-grill taste. I highly recommend ordering this dish. 2) Schnitzel - super crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. I ended up using the hummus as a dipping sauce for the schnitzel to give it a little more flavor. It was a good dish but I preferred the Pargiot more. DESSERT 1) Parve-Cheese Cake - we were able to try this cheesecake and it was delicious! It was dairy free yet was still creamy and smooth. It had the right amount of vanilla flavor and ended our meal nicely. It did get a little sweet after a few bites but that didn't stop us from finishing the entire slice. All of the food was incredibly fresh and did not make you feel overly stuffed afterwards! Ambience/Service It was a relatively small casual restaurant with less than 10 tables give or take. I didn't feel overwhelmed with the restaurant being completely full. The only downside was that there was only 1 host, Aaron, so the service was slower than expected. It would have been better for the employees and the customers to have at least 1 additional host/hostess. However he apologized for the wait and was still attentive throughout our visit. He also let us try the cheesecake which was very thoughtful!! Price Prices are a bit steep at around $15-17 per plate for main dishes. The quality and freshness of the food do justify the prices though, especially if you're on a specific diet. Parking The restaurant is located in the corner of a strip center that has a decent sized parking lot. No issues finding parking. Overall, this was a great find with fresh and flavorful food. I would definitely come back the next time I'm in town!

    Mor M.

    I really like going there cause they are close by Their prices are really fair, and I must say that they do have a pretty wide range ! Their dishes are really generous .. Overall , it's a good place to eat if you are looking for middle eastern food Staff was always nice to me ...

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    8 years ago

    Excellent food! And kosher if that's your thing. The best babaganush I've ever had. Good friendly service. Great value! Low key casual place

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    13 years ago

    Great food...the lamb was off the hook, good!

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    10 years ago

    Delicious! Our group had the schnitzel pita, kebabs, hummus and pea soup. All were great.

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    10 years ago

    Homemade, delicious foods. The service is very friendly, the interior is simple and clean. Family friendly as well!

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    Nice small mom and pop feel but great authentic Israeli cuisine. Try the schnitzel Peta it's delicious.

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    One of the best middle eastern food in Dallas. Very lovely staff and server. Must try !

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    Selda Mediterranean

    Selda Mediterranean

    4.5
    (655 reviews)
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    Delicious food and a bright and cozy atmosphere. I ordered the lahmacun and spicy ezme, and had…read morethe knafeh for dessert. It was my first time having the lahmacun and to say it's a Mediterranean pizza is really an injustice. It looks like one but there's no cheese, and the dough is actually thinner and not as crispy but it's absolutely scrumptious. It's topped with a tiny salad of tomato, onions, parsley and perhaps sumac, but I had to add a bit of salt to that. The service was great and a bit uneven as it got busier, but they were friendly and helpful. I did make a reservation, which is recommended.

    This review is for takeout only…read more I tried a few of my favorites for takeout; Spicy Ezme and lamb shish. The Ezme was delicious and very fresh but takeout did not include table bread that you usually use to dip in the Ezme. The way it was provided, the only way to eat it is with a spoon, I guess, like a cold soup. The lamb shish was not as tender, and the bread was tough and chewy. Very hard to chew. Ordering lamb shish in the restaurant was a completely different and much more delicious experience; especially when the bread is fresh and hot. The cheese pide was delicious. The cheese was flavorful, and the bread was flavorful and tender. I would order it again. Dessert was the best thing we ordered. The Apple baklava is just amazing and I can't recommend it enough. Although I seemed to remember when I had this at the restaurant, it came with a scoop of ice cream, which is not probably feasible for to go. I guess the bottom line is I will look forward to when I return to Selda restaurant, but it's unlikely I will order takeout again given this experience.

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    Afrah Restaurant

    Afrah Restaurant

    3.9
    (1.2k reviews)
    4.5 mi
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    For as long as I can remember, my family and I have been visiting this Mediterranean institution on…read morePolk Street. Afrah is THE place to be for Mediterranean food - before Greenville Ave became Arab central, before there was anyone, there was Afrah. A beautiful, airy restaurant with gorgeous seating, a bustling dessert case, ice cream center and so many treats to offer under one roof. Afrah is to the Muslim community in Richardson as a glove is to a hand. It truly is a one stop shop for all your nostalgic cravings, and it would be a grave injustice on my part if I didn't stop by here and sing praise to one of the most loved Mediterranean restaurants in the DFW area. We visited here recently for an iftar buffet experience and were very very happy with the food we got. The buffet line was running smoothly, from staff working diligently to hand everyone a tray with napkins, plates and cutlery already set for you. Waiters were going around the massive dining hall clearing plates, making sure everyone had what they needed, seating patrons and asking if everything tasted good. This establishment runs like a literal well oiled machine and I am so impressed. The food was as always out of this world. Carefully prepared menu that satisfies everyone's taste buds. A good selection of classic cold appetizers like the baba ghanoush, hummus, and variety of salads. Always including something unique for a typical Middle Eastern flare. Hot lentil soup available with bowls carefully placed in the vicinity. So many different types of kebabs and freshly made hot pita bread being replaced like clockwork. The buffet had many of my favorite classics like Shawarma meat, beef kebab, chicken kebab. Lamb, chicken stew, baked chicken, everything was present in abundance. They even had salmon which I deeply appreciated as a seafood lover. My only complaint is the food wasn't hot enough which can be annoying with a buffet that is serving so many people during a busy time like Ramadan. Everything tasted absolutely phenomenal and when I returned for dessert, I was greeted with six different types of sweets from all over the world. That's the thing about this place. There's always something for everybody. The dining hall was bustling with not just Muslim patrons, but also a lot of American white patrons who equally enjoy the food here as much as we do. Inclusions of dishes like shrimp pasta, fried fish, chocolate mousse, and other fan favorites is a humble nod to non-Arab customers who love to frequent this place as much as we do. If you are looking for a quality Mediterranean experience look no further than this long-standing Mediterranean Haven. Thank you for nourishing the community.

    I love this place! The bread with hummus alone is simply great. The tea with mint....heaven. We'll…read morewait a minute the Chocolate mouse with pistachio topping g is heaven! The environment is very nice and great for small and larger groups. The service is very good and attentive and will explain any menu items if need be.

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