First thing that I noticed when I walked into Afrah tonight is that it seemed to have a great neighborhood vibe. Very different from a lot of the places I have been to around the Richardson/Plano area. There were people sitting outside chatting and eating. A good number of the groups were also smoking some hookah. They just redecorated the interior a few months ago. Big step up from what it used to be. Atmosphere: 4/5 Honestly, the food at Afrah is only so so. Average Lebanese/Mediterranean fare at best. Definitely not anything to write home about. I would give the food an overall 3/5. And why does a Mediterranean place serve fries? Boggles my mind. Now, THE reason why I am giving this place a 4 stars instead of 3. The baklava is HEAVENLY. I have only had baklava in 3 other restaurants, but I must say: Afrah is in a whole other league. The pistachio is my favorite. Trust me. If you have a sweet tooth, you MUST try the baklava, and man...it is SWEET. Take tiny bites please =D read more

I walked in on a Thursday afternoon without doing my usual vegan research. I was really just expecting to eat hummus, baba ghanoush, fattoush, and tabouli. But I was so pleasantly surprised! The surprise was all the clearly marked vegan options on the lunch buffet! Yay! I didn't know where to start as there normally aren't this many vegan options. But I had baba ghanoush, an eggplant stew, and this lovely bread called zatar pie. Next I had lentil soup, also awesome. By then I was full. All the bakery items looked wonderful too! And even though it was a buffet, the service was very attentive. The only thing I wish they had was more drink options, like iced green tea. All they have is coke products. I'll be back the next time I'm working in North Dallas :) read more

Love the shawarmas from this place! Reminds me of growing up in Bahrain. About as authentic as middle eastern food should get. They also have a wide array of dessert. read more

Very tasty middle eastern food. Patio has a nice ambiance, plus there's hookah! Solid price considering it's quality buffet, but a little on the high range for a short meal. If you like Al-Amir (http://www.yelp.com/biz/al-amir-restaurant-dallas) then you'll probably like this. read more

After reading all the great reviews about Afrah, I have finally been able to get a chance to come try this restaurant for the first time. I'm a huge fan of Mediterranean food and I love a good buffet so when you combine the two factors together, its pure bliss! There is another Mediterranean buffet restaurant which is located a couple miles away that my family and I LOVE going to. So as we all know, they are currently working on opening a restaurant right next door. The new restaurant looks so much bigger and seems to have a more Mediterranean vibe to it. Im excited to check the new "Afrah" restaurant once it officially opens. When I first walked into Afrah, I didn't realize how small the restaurant was and I was glad to find a table during the busy lunch hour. First, you start by walking straight to the buffet line to get your food and then you would find a table to claim. I honestly thought that the buffet at Afrah would offer more variety of Mediterranean dishes in addition to the traditional cuisine. The quality of the meat was the best part of the buffet. The restaurant employees were very friendly and attentive if we ever needed anything. I was disappointed with the infamous garlic sauce but the other sauces made up for it. Overall: I enjoyed the lunch buffet and will return back once the new restaurant opens. The buffet was extremely affordable for the quality of food that was being offered. There isnt many buffets today that provide high quality food for a low price. I recommend coming here if you happen to be in the area! read more

Wow. I honestly thought about ending my review there, but then I realized that I wouldn't be doing this place the justice it so deserves. Afrah is amazing. I was a firm believer that you'll never get the best out of a restaurant that's centered around a buffet. I can now say that statement is completely wrong. Afrah's buffet is a thing of beauty. The food is phenomenal. I tried just about everything offered on the buffett and I finished every plate, every time. My goodness....this stuff is so delicious. I left in a food coma, and I wanted to shove more into my stomach. Go to Afrah starving and leave full and happy. read more

Best items on the menu: Akkai pie, falafel, greek salad (even if you hate salads), and mint tea are the best items, and are VERY affordable. They also make great naan and are really cool about bringing you a couple extra here and there if you are polite. Also, the baklawa is very good (when its fresh) and the cookies are off the chain. Hands down, this is my absolute favorite place to eat in dallas. I come here time and time again, bring my friends (ethnic and non) and they love it. The staff works really hard, but is friendly enough for how many customers they are doing. Sometimes, I eat here twice a week and I live pretty far away. Parking can be a pain sometimes, but they are expanding it. read more

Me and my friend Ines had the lunch buffet yesterday. We went in at 2:00pm (Lunch buffet ends at 2:30pm). I had been to Afrah several times before but this was only my second buffet experience here. I was really disappointed when I saw that the chicken kabobs( I love them) were all gone . Ines asked one of the waitresses if they were gonna bring more out and she said they would. So after a little bit they did fill the chicken kabobs up. I went up from my table to get a plate and that took like 5 seconds and there was this guy who cut in and ran up to where they had the chicken kabobs and piled all of them into his plate EVERY LAST ONE. There must have been atleast upwards of 30 pieces. I was like "What a jerk". I went up and asked them if there were any more and they said they would fill lit up again but the waitress looked unsure. It was 2:25 at this point. I told Ines that we would come some other day to try the kabobs and was bummed out beacause I really looked forward to having some and wanted her to try it. To my pleasant surprise one of the waitresses came up to our table with a plate of delicious,juicy chicken kabobs and said "enjoy". I guess the staff noticed our predicament lol. It was a really really nice gesture and I was happy Ines could get a chance to try the chicken kabobs which became her favorite.They really did not have to do it as it was our fault for being late. The waitress checked on us twice even though it was buffet time. I was sure to leave a big tip. You made my day Afrah.Thanks guys and I will definitely come in more often. Its things like these that make a restaurant different. Conclusion: Their food is awesome. Delicious hummus, soft pita bread and juicy and tasty kabobs but what truly stands out is their service :) read more

All the cool Richardson kids always talked about how good Afrah's pasteries were so I decided to give it a try. When I first walked in I didn't know if this was a seat yourself sort of joint or if I needed to go up to the counter and order. The workers and I exchanged awkward glances at one another for a few minutes and someone finally assisted us saying we could sit outside if we wanted and they would bring out menus. We did and waited a good 5-10 minutes for one. We weren't too hungry so we just stuck to desserts, their homemade baklava is AWESOME. I'm pretty sure I ordered like 4 more after having the first one. I was a little disappointed in their finger like size portions and the fact that they were $2 a pop but I was on a sugar high at the time and didn't care too much. My cousin and I then decided to do some hookah and asked for their flavor menu. Sadly there were only about 3 or 4 so we went with mint and it was pretty good. All in all the experience was okay but I have to give an update when I actually get a chance to come back and try their food! read more

Service is very bad, even if the restaurant not busy they don't ask if you need anything. You have to go the front desk to get someone help you. Even when you do that they don't show up. They have added a new service charge on receipt and it's 18%. They took 8$ from me for a very bad service. Not recommend it's not worth it to spend your money there read more

Somewhere around $12 gets you an EXCELLENT buffet, better than Ali Baba for about the same price. Fresh ingredients, great selection of well-prepared meats and spicy red pepper sauce for your spicy needs portioned out in small solo cups for the win! I can make the perfect Gyro here and have all the quality sides and main dishes you'd expect from a top notch place. I'm impressed, really impressed and I'm very discerning about my Mediterranean food. I'm not so happy about people being able to get a hookah on the patio, as I'd enjoy lunch on the patio without all the cancer smells ruining my food, but hey you can't win em all and cancer free seating inside is great. read more

We came here after seeing the place on Guy Fieri's "Diners, Drive-In's, and Dives". The show rarely seems to cover anything in the Dallas area, so we were thrilled when it was a restaurant off Central/ 75!! We came for dinner ( I am not a big buffet person). Delicious homemade pita bread! I ordered the lamb kebab with salad and rice. It was really good! I finished the meal with banana gelato. Food coma! Yes, we will be back! read more

Guy Fieri has left his splooge stains all over this restaurant. I think the segment on Diners, Drive-ins, and Dives has made this Restaurant suffer a little bit in quality. I came here to meet up some friends. Upon entering, you'll notice the right side has a bunch of pastries and gelato. These pastries and gelato are on the pricier side. 2 dollars for a scoop of gelato that isn't made by italians? I arrived early so i got some pistachio gelato and pistachio baklava. The gelato had great pistachio flavor with nice bits and pieces of pistachio. The baklava was very good and sweet. I tend to like extremely sweet things, so this might turn off some people who don't have a sweet tooth like mines. When everyone arrived, we sat down and got to ordering. Since i just got back from trying the Combination platter from the famous Halal Guys food cart in NYC, I wanted something that had chicken and gyro lamb meat. They offered the combination shawarma with chicken and beef, but did not have chicken and lamb. Thankfully they were able to accommodate my request. The plate comes with 2 sides. I opted for the baba ganoush and rice. The reason I say the quality probably went down is because the meats were dry. Chicken and lamb shawarma should have some moisture but mines did not. They were seasoned well, but nothing can mask an overcooked meat. Rice was tender and the baba ganoush went well with the pita bread, which i have to say is the best pita bread i've ever had. Extremely light and fluffy, the pita breads were one of the highlights of the meal. My parents live 2 minutes from Afrahs, so I'm pretty sure I'll stop by again. But it will probably be for gelato and baklava read more

This first time I came here was years ago, and I remember enjoying this place a lot! My boyfriend was craving gyros so we decided to come here since they have $5 gyro sandwiches. Everyone on Yelp complained about the slow service, and I'm going to have to jump on the bandwagon with that one. It wasn't very busy, barely busy at all, and I saw employees standing there talking with each other instead of refilling drinks or just stopping by to check up on tables. We ordered a gyro sandwich and decided to try the chicken and beef shwarma since we've never had them before. Sandwiches shouldn't take that long to come out, but they did. Both the chicken and the beef shwarma were disappointments. Out of the two, I did like the chicken better. However, I personally think getting the gyro is the best idea. They're all $5 each though, so it didn't hurt to try. Protip: If you tell them that you saw them from Guy Fieri's show, you'll get some free baklava! read more

Afrah is the go-to spot for Mediterranean food among the Middle Eastern community in DFW. That's saying A LOT. Most Middle Easterners are critical about Mediterranean food outside of the home so for there to be a wide consensus about Afrah is quite impressive. Most people that I know live 30-40 minutes away from Afrah, yet I still see someone I know there every time I go. We love Afrah so much that we're willing to drive out there fairly regularly. Afrah recently moved next door to a larger building that can accommodate more people. This was a much needed expansion since it gets pretty busy on weekend nights. The new location is not only larger, but it feels cleaner as well. I am definitely a fan of the new building. The environment inside is very family friendly. There is also an outdoor section where you can smoke hookah, but this doesn't take away from the family friendly feel. Appetizers/sides - I've had the hummus, falafel, fattoush, tabbouleh, french fries, and kibbeh; all of them are good. The hummus is a little Tahini heavy, but still good. Also, they make some pretty good bread to go with the hummus. Sandwiches/plates - The meats that can go into a sandwich can also be done in a plate combo. The plate is much pricier, but it comes with 2 skewers of meat and 2 sides (either rice, fattoush, hummus, baba ghannouj, or french fries). I've had the chicken shawarma, beef shawarma, shish tawook (chicken kabab), kafta, and falafel in both the plate and the sandwich forms. All of the meats are cooked and seasoned well. Just note that if you order the chicken shawarma/shish tawook sandwich, it comes with french fries inside. I highly suggest you request to have them omitted because it does not belong in the sandwich in my opinion. Brick oven - I've had the akkawi (a type of cheese) and the zaatar. Both are good, but the akkawi is my absolute favorite. I order 2 akkawi every time I go. For those of you who don't know, these are pretty much Arab style mini pizzas (for lack of a better explanation). Bottom line: Take it from an [Americanized] Arab: Afrah is one of the best Mediterranean restaurants in DFW. read more

A stop for my falafel sandwich is ALWAYS a treat! The staff is very friendly, and the food is very delicious. Try the desserts!

This place is AFRAHKING amazing. May look ghetto but quality of service and food never fails. Recently discovered my favorite item to get here - Markouk Shawarma pita. Ordered it because of its fancy name (I'm weird like that) and for once, I was so thankful for my weird habit. A whole lot of juicy chicken, seasoning, and other deliciousness wrapped in a nicely toasted pita. This alone was happy dance with a little spin worthy. Have tried the chicken and beef shawarma and was extremely pleased as well. Chicken and beef were perfectly portioned, juicy, and perfectly seasoned. With almost every meal, they give you a side of this white garlic sauce. Don't know how they make it or what they put in it...but all I know is, I have put it on everything I've ordered and have NO problem having garlic breath because of it. Pistachio Baklava for dessert was the perfect ending. Beware....these little things are addicting. Small but they'll kill ya with their sweetness. There is also an outside patio for hookah if that's your thing. Overall, 5 stars and a happy dance from me. Happy eating, my fellow yelpers! read more

Best Mediterranean food in Dallas. I love the chicken shwarma and the lamb although everything is good. Whatever you do you must order the garlic sauce! It is awesome (be forwarned you will have garlic breath for days). I have been for the lunch buffet and it is always fresh, yummy and a deal for $9.99. Go to Afrah and don't forget to try the Arabic ice cream. Yum! read more

The only reason this place is still open is because of the name. If this place opened up in 2018 it would have been closed by now. I started going to afrah back in early 2000s. Today's Eid so you would assume they'd be expecting some business today. They took a while to bring the food and when they brought it we had no bread. We sat there and watched our food get cold. Please keep in mind it wasn't busy at all at this time. I asked for a manager that was apparently too busy to come to our table. This manager never showed up to our table. Overall this place has been consistently bad. They don't really care because they know people will continue to show up because of the name. This is the last time I give this place my business. Good luck! read more

I couldn't decide between 2 and 3 stars, but meh, I've had better. The service was great, and everything was clean. I ordered the falafel sandwich. It was good, nothing great. I finally got a pickle by the time I was at the very bottom of the sandwich. My friend got gelato, and I tasted it. The blueberry flavor was great, but in general it had a dirt/earthy taste. Fadi's is so unbelievably better. read more

One of our favorite Mediterranean restaurants. I particularly like the bread - absolutely delicious; it's what sets it apart from similar restaurants in my mind. The platters are large but a bit pricey. The wraps are fine and a satisfying size. Appetizers are definitely sharing size. Tasty cookies and gelato. Diverse clientele. Open late. Biggest downside for me is the price for dinner. read more

Excellent food, nice quiet place. The dinner is better than the lunch buffet IMO but maybe it's my own fault I eat too much and leave overstuffed. The dinner portions are JUST right. We had the chicken sharma? Everything was cooked perfectly, enjoyed the eggplant, hummus, and salad very much. Mediterranean food is freaking healthy. Ended nicely with a cup of gelato. I had the mango gelato. It's not the cheapest place but if you have an entertainment book, use the buy one get one free card and you have yourself a deal. Great place to eat, enjoy an evening with friends or family. read more

Have eaten here twice in the past month. Enjoyed both times. Buffet is fresh. Love the Naan. Food is constantly refreshed on the buffet line. They have a wide assortment of dishes and desserts. If you love meat, you are covered. If you are a vegetarian, that have your back. And for those that want a little something extra, table-side hookah. Did I mention that they have plenty of desert options, on and off buffet. read more

So I went for their lunch buffet at there newly open building. And I am sad to report it is not the same! Before the pita bread was soft and pillowy and now they taste dense and tasted premade. The flavor of the basmati rice was also not the same. The gelato while still tasty and homemade was not the same smooth creamy texture, but more like ice cream that you forgot about for a week. Not only has the food changed but the price has gone up as well. The buffet is now 11.99 not 9.99. While I have no problem with paying more, I do if I don't feel like the food quality is the same.... While the new building is nicer and more spacious, I do miss the old location not just because of the quality of food but also because there is character about the old building. Services is the same and it's nice to see the same employees working but honestly I miss the old place. I will be coming back for dinner and maybe the rush of the lunch buffet will be over and I can have the same food as I remember. It was more like 3.5 stars but for old time sake, it rounded up. read more

I'm pretty familiar with Mediterranean food and Afrah's was on par with some of the best I've had. I got a sampler plate (found in the appetizer section) to share with my vegetarian friend so we passed on the meat dish and instead got extra falafels. The hummus and babaganosh were both excellent! The falafels were delicious as well - crispy on the outside but soft and fluffy on the inside. The grape leaves were fresh and yummy - my only quip would be that we only got 2 small ones with our sampler plate. My only real complaint was that their pita bread was not as soft as it could have been. However, that was quickly forgotten as I scooped into the delicious dips. Also, free gelato with a check-in!! The cardamom was my favorite - I was quite impressed by the boldness of the flavor. read more

I was pleasantly surprised by this place. I had been to other Mediterranean buffets and they were nice and casual. However, Afrah's venue is a lot bigger and newer than you standard little cafe. The food is very, very filling. I had a falafel dish for lunch and I was full for the rest of the day. I recommend getting some gelato on your way out. They have a lot of flavors and it is very affordable priced! Service was good. We were immediately seated and our waitress was very helpful and friendly. At the end we got gelato and the gentleman let us sample a few flavors until we found the perfect ones. Overall, great lunch or dinner spot. I will definitely be coming back :) read more

I tried Afrah after seeing their clip on the Food Network show Diners, Drive-ins and Dives. I really liked it. The customer service was good and I really enjoyed the food. I like that there are lots of vegan options. I went during lunch, so I did have the buffet, and found everything I ate to be hot and fresh. The price is right at $9.99 and includes the beverage. This restaurant is very diverse, and can be a little crowded and noisy at lunch time, so I wouldn't suggest it for a business meeting. However, I will plan to go back in the future and love that it's close by to one of my work locations. read more

This place is a gem. Great food that can only come from a locally owned and operated spot.

oh man. What a disappointment. I'd just seen the "Diners, Drive-In's and Dives" episode and i LOVE me some shwarma so I couldn't wait to get over here.However, what I found was not the delicious tastes I miss so much from my beloved Detroit, but a bland assortment of food. I started off with a fattoush salad which is generally how I can tell if things were going to be good - and it was lacking flavor big time. Even with the addition of green peppers, the dressing lacked that lemony punch I so look forward too when ordering a fattoush salad. We ordered a side of hummus and though it was good, the oil to hummus ratio was off. I don't need runny hummus. The bread was good and fluffy, but also lacked the doughy-ness I look for with pita bread. Maybe it was too big? Then we moved on to the main course (shwarma plate) and I was excited. It looked great! However it lacked the crispness from the spit and also had almost no flavor. I'm also a HUGE fan of the garlic sauce that always accompanies the chicken but somehow, this garlic sauce was over powering! I didn't even think that was possible, but with the blandness of the chicken and the overpowering garlic content it was too much. We were quite disappointment. read more

We definitely had to come here after Diners, Dives, and Drive-ins featured it... even though it's a bit out of the way for us. The ambiance is nothing special- and I'm big on ambiance. This is not a fine dining establishment- you simply come here for the good food. Unfortunately, we came at lunch and, therefor, the gyro meat as seen on TV was not available- or at least, it didn't appear to be available and no one offered otherwise. I was impressed at how large the buffet was- there were tons of options and almost everything I tried was good. I didn't care for the hummus- maybe it had more tahini than I like because it was a bit like the texture of peanut butter. Perhaps, if they offered a less firm version I would be happy. The falafel was better than I've had anywhere else. Those were the two food items that really stuck out in my head. Otherwise, everything was pretty good. This would probably be a regular middle eastern joint for me if it had better ambiance. Instead, I'll probably just come here if I'm in the neighborhood and in the mood for middle eastern cuisine. read more

I was so excited to see a Richardson restaurant on Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives! I knew that the next time I came back to Dallas, I would have to swing by. I thought we got here late (around 8pm), but little did I know that the party was just getting started. All the cool kids come after 9pm for a fun time of cheap food and hookah. We had the grape leaves, shawarma combo (of chicken and beef), falafel sandwich, and gyro sandwich. The grape leaves were served warm. I have never seen that before? But it was super sour, and I usually love grape leaves for the sour-ness. The shawarma was disappointing. It was really dry and under seasoned, which was not at all like Guy Fieri made it out to be. The chicken reminded me of reheated rotisserie chicken breast. Everyone smoking hookah brought back memories of the good ol' days of Ranosh in Houston. That with a cup of the arabic gelato (rose water and pistachio) would have made for a good combo. read more

I previously lived in Arlington and loved that there was an abundance of good middle eastern restaurants and places to find good shawarma. I've struggled to find good shawarma in the North Dallas area but can can confidently say Afrah's shawarma hits the spot! They make my favorite shawarma in the North Dallas area, highly recommend! read more

Disappointing! I had heard about Afrah for such a long time and finally decided to try it out for dinner tonight while I was in town for business. The grape leaves were the highlight of my meal, but they still were ok at best...and served at the same time as my entree - oops! I ordered the kafta with hummus and basmati rice. The hummus was good, but the pita didn't seem fresh - somewhat hard and not warm. The kafta came with two skewers - one was undercooked and one was overcooked...I ate about two bites of each one and gave up. One other note that started the meal off on the wrong foot...as the host was seating me one of the servers cut right in front of me and didn't even apologize. They are definitely lacking in customer service too...a shame for a restaurant that just expanded into a larger space! read more

I'm always on the look out for AUTHENTIC foods from different cultures. This place seems to hit the spot. I didn't get a chance to get the buffet, but from the pictures, the food looks very authentic and tasty. There are a few ethnic customers inside so that tells you that this place is for real. The baklava and other deserts are really what made me visit. They sell fresh baklava at a really reasonable price (by the pound). I'm going to have to work extra hard at the gym to work those pounds off. read more

Appetizer: Falafel basket: 6 big fried balls of falafel, came with the yogurt dipping sacue (anyone know what that is called?) Definitely an awesome item on the menu, and beware, they are quite filling! Gyro: I'm not a huge fan of gyro's but I figured that everything I've tried on the menu/buffet has been amazing so I decided to give this a go. And I definitely don't regret it, it is simply one of the best gyro's I've ever had! I usually find the taste/seasoning of the meat in gyros to be too strong/pungent but this was perfection! Lentil soup: excellent dish, very thick bowl of lentil that is perfectly spiced to bring out the flavor without masking the natural taste of the lentil. Lamb shish kabab: WAY too strong of a smell, took one bite and to be honest, I wanted to spit it out so badly but people were watching, perhaps it was because my eyes were bugged out and I had a bitter beer face going, whatever the reason, I had to man up and swallow that chunk of pungent meat (that doesn't sound right...). Pistachio baklava: a nice chunk of gooey, flaky, dry, moist, sweet, HEAVEN! Brown kanabi: this was a very unique dessert item, it had sweet cheese on the bottom with a square bread-like (pound cake-ish) piece on top with pistachio crumbs that came with a side of syrup. Totally reminiscent of a pancake but tastes nothing like it. It was not overwhelmingly sweet which I tend to like. A great dessert choice! One thing that kind if irritated me about this visit was that I asked for more of the aforementioned "yogurt sauce" that came with the falafel appetizer, the waitress brings out something completely different (yogurt dipping sauce = white, mystery sauce = creme colored). I told her this wasn't the same sauce; she then begins to convince me that it was, it was CLEARLY the WRONG color, thicker texture, and it TASTED different!!!! I mean WTF, whatever though, I didn't feel like arguing and took a percent or two off the tip (rightly so, no?). BTW she charged me $00.50 for the sauce LOL. Note to self: do not sit at her section (took mental pic of ugly waitress), 2nd note to self: if happen to sit at her section by mistake, move to different section. That is all. read more

I've been here multiple times and it never disappoints! The lunch buffet has a variety of foods including chicken, gyro, pita, hummus, rice, salad, and soups. When choosing your food, the labels tell you if it's vegan. Very considerate! The drink is included in the lunch buffet price. Definitely recommend this place to all my friends and family! read more

My husband and I frequent Afrah about once a week on average. Their pita is enough to keep me coming back, but the hummus is the proverbial icing on the cake. I've tried just about every chicken dish on the menu and haven't left disappointed once. read more

Quite possibly one of my favourite restaurant in Dallas. Plus, mediterranean is my all time favourite cuisine. I used to live up in North Dallas and my biggest regret is discovering this place AFTER I moved back to downtown. This place is absolutely phenomenal. I only have gotten takeout so I can't comment on service, but the ladies behind the counter were super sweet & I will talk about the food. - Hummus: QUITE POSSIBLY the best I have ever had. Silky texture, garlicy and a nice touch of olive oil (not too much). Their pita bread, like everyone says, is absolutely phenomenal. - Pita sandwhiches: All are AWESOME. Love the chicken shawarma (the fattie in e loves the fries inside) and everything in it and the gyro - Beef kababs: lean, juciy, tender... so awesome. They have such a good selection of sides and the prices are very inexpensive for such high quality. - Garlic Sauce: I am a sucker for this and it is STRONG, exactly how I like it. I put it on EVERYTHING. As I was waiting, I got suckered in by the watermelon gelato... OH my gosh, it was so freaking good, I could of gotten a gallon of it. I am looking forward to trying more and coming back for more takeout. I need to come in and get some hummus and pita bread to go weekly. read more

One of the BEST Mediterranean restaurants I have tried so far!!!!! Me and my husband went there on a weekend late night when we both were craving some good kebabs....and it definitely did not disappoint. - the place was packed with people and the owner informed us beforehand that the delivery might be slow. But we didn't really had to wait too long. - we had the combo dish of chicken and lamb kebabs. It came with grilled onions and tomatoes and it was simply out of the world. Even the simply made side dish of rice was so delicious that we kept eating even after our stomachs were full. - the flat bread with zatar was simply amazing. too bad they don't sell their zatar spice mix:( - the falafel with the pita bread and the accompanying condiments like garlic sauce, tahini sauce etc was way too good and fresh. Overall, would definitely recommend this place to anyone interested in trying out Mediterranean cuisine and I would definitely be visiting them again:) read more

I was so hungry we went there at 10pm, It's my first time eating Mediterranean food in my life.Nice and good food.Their desserts are awesome.Our waiter was so polite and kind .He helped me a lot while explaining the menu.Different taste and good dining experience.Our salad was so nice. read more

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