Great healthy food. We eat it almost every day! We have tried almost everything they prepare and…read morehave not been disappointed.

I love this place. I've been eating their food since they used to be at the New Orleans farmers…read moremarket many many years ago. They are Turkish owners and chefs and their recipes are fantastic. Their food is fresh, wholesome, and healthy. It's great value. I don't think they use any preservatives and they also support other local businesses such as Mona 's and our local honey place. I love how they have now settled into this brick and mortar location and expanded the place to offer seating for lunch. They have reusable silverware and a microwave and it's just a lovely spot for a quick afternoon lunch break if you're in the area. And then you can get some food to go and take it home with you for later.

Went for Happy Hour from 4-6pm. Hummus was really smooth and the Pita bread was super fresh. They…read morealso have a great wine-list! Service was very friendly and the overall ambience of the restaurant is great!

While I unfortunately don't live in New Orleans anymore, I'm disappointed it took me this long to…read moretry Shaya. We had a great experience and already have it on the list of go-tos when we are back in the city, as we return fairly often. First off, that bread. My gosh, I could have just sat for an hour and eaten it alone. I love that it just keeps coming too - we never once had to ask for more; by the time we were finishing up the pieces there, another set was delivered. Heaven. We had not one bad thing. The ikra was the surprise of the salatims/dips - so good - and the muhammara was excellent as well. That fried chicken hummus was perfect - so creamy and a bit of a different texture than most other hummus, but it worked. We tried the lamb kebabs and crispy halloumi - both of which were solid; however, when they say small plates, they mean small. I thought the serving sizes were a bit tiny. Nonetheless, we were full before even making it to the larger dinner plates and settled on the chocolate tart and knafeh cheesecake for dessert; honestly, I could have done without both. They weren't bad, but they weren't very flavorful to me. Definitely a 5-star, but if it wanted to be a 10-star, I would say a bit larger portions, better desserts, and more friendly service (he did his job but didn't really seem like he wanted to be there). Go now!

Best Hummus I've ever had! Baklava perfection! Shrimp skewers amazing! This is the best food I've…read morehad in New Orleans thus far!

The food was fresh, delicious, and halal. I ordered the chicken salad and it was delicious. It…read moresmelled amazing and tasted even better. The service was good and friendly, but not overly friendly. The overall store is rather crowded with items that are needing to be stocked. But don't underestimate how good the food was because of this. The overall atmosphere gave mom and pop shop doing their best with the limited staff they had.

Mediterranean small plates place that was quite fun and delightful. Seating is sparse though, I…read morethink about 7 tables or so. We got several plates to share amongst four people. Great option for vegetarians honestly. Falafel - comes with toum and the green sauce, very yummy, well fried Hummus with bread was also really good. Wish we had more bread though. French fries - I was skeptical when my friend recommended this but honestly, nicely salted fries and perfect vessel for dipping into all the various sauces. The vegetable plates were absolutely delicious. The seasonal vegetable they had at the time was broccoli with harissa sauce which was yummy and I wish we had more of, honestly. The kale and cabbage salad was so good and refreshing. I'm normally not the biggest fan of kale but this salad was just so good, definitely recommend a large portion to share with everyone. We also got pickled cauliflowers as well, very fresh. Definitely loved all the sauces and all the vegetables. Felt like everything was very flavorful and refreshing. The move is definitely to share a bunch of dishes with friends so you get a little of every yummy thing. I would say that the 7 plates (including 2 falafel and 1 large kale salad) we got were enough for the 4 of us to feel comfortably satiated.

Wow!! I've been wanting to try this place for years and it did not disappoint! We got the Harissa…read moreSoup, Chicken Platter, Fries, and some of the mixed olives. Soup had a great depth of flavor with just a little kick of heat. Chicken was tender, flavorful, and came with plenty of tzatziki for dipping that beautiful fluffy focaccia. Loved the cabbage salad. Fries were cooked perfectly and the dip that comes with them is unctuous. Service was friendly and nice. They get extra points for giving us some extra bread!! Dining room is a little tiny so you have to be quick to grab a table. Really loved it. We are already talking about when we can go back.

Just had a horrible experience at Albasha in metairie. I've been there probably a hundred times in…read morethe last 10 years I will literally never go there again. If you want that type of food, I recommend Hummus and More or Kebab House. They are both pretty close.

I placed a very simple order through Uber Eats: 2 chicken shawarma salads and extra pita. When it…read morewas delivered, I got one correct salad, one small container with lettuce and some white sauce, a two pieces of pita (which normally comes with each salad). When I called to complain, I was told that I needed to bring the food back, which meant that neither of us could eat for an additional hour. When we got there, they fought us over including the additional pita. I've always had good experiences with this restaurant but this experience had totally ruined it for me. I understand mistakes happen, but how you handle the mistake is really what matters and I feel that they really failed in that aspect.

Found this on yelp and google and followed the overall great reviews…read more Definitely was not disappointed! The food is flavorful and the portions are sizable. The combo plate comes with a huge pile of meat, a tasty salad and a nice serving of hummus. Of course the pita bread completes the meal perfectly. Service is fast, the inside seating vibe is casual. Prices are fair. Would recommend this highly if you are looking for middle eastern food in downtown Nola.

Stopped in to Olive as a last minute option. We arrived in the city late and many places were…read moreclosed and ready to close. The staff were very friendly and accommodating. Also helpful with suggestions to members of my party who weren't very experienced with Mediterranean cuisine. I had the chicken shawarma. It wasn't what I was expecting, it wasn't bad but not great either. Very greasy. The hummus was too runny in my opinion. I did like the mixed veggies. They were very flavorful and cooked perfectly. A friend had the chicken kabob and salad. She said her food was delicious, although the kabob was a deconstructed kabob and didn't come on a skewer.

We are out-of-towners with dogs. Yelp marked this business as dog allowed. They placed us at the…read moreporch's table. It's all went well. Foods are delish and the owner was attentive and checking on us periodically. He welcomed us and our paws kids with a big smile!! Totally recommend when you are so full of NOLA cuisines and want to break out of the local palate.

Stopped in for lunch around 1:30 the day after Christmas. Hate that this is where we part ways…read more.. Decent amount of business happening inside. Order taken quickly at the counter: gyro wrap w/side of yellow rice, an order of Dolmas (8) and a soda. With tax & tip $34.88. Sat at a booth type table for comfort, only to discover we had to tip toe around the messy floor and I kicked away a ball of something rather than squish it. Husband said wrap was tasty but didn't remember they use a wrap instead of a pita for the gyro sandwich. (I had the gyro on our last visit.) Rice was good. My dolmas, however, were gross. I don't dip them in tzatziki, I typically like the taste. However, today the rice inside them was very, very gooey, as if they sat over the holiday. I ate 2.5 and threw the rest out. Someone came out to ask how things were but apparently didn't notice they were standing on rice. I didn't say anything about the dolmas, because by this time they were in the trash. Took home the remaining portion of the gyro, rice & tzatziki. Asked for a to go box, then asked again for lids for the sauce. Both times I interrupted someone playing on their phone, and the rest of the staff was hanging out talking behind the counter. Really wished they had taken the time to check the dining area.

The food, drinks and service were incredible. We sat outside on the porch and it was perfect. Best…read moremeal I've had in 2026

Overall very solid Israeli restaurant. Would consider returning…read more Ordered: - Lutenitsa - Yummy, it was nice and light and refreshing. I felt like this was a good one to have to balance out the two hummus we got. Our waiter said it was the chef's grandmother's recipe and they've never seen it at any other restaurant before. - Blue Crab Hummus - creamy with a bit of freshness from the lemon. We think this is the first time we've had crab in a hummus. - Spicy Lamb Ragu Hummus - Yummy. In terms of the dips we got, this one was my favorite. - Lamb Kofta - Harissa Roasted Chicken - Chicken was very tender and flavors were good.

Food here was awesome. One of the more casual, sit-down restaurants on Magazine. We ducked in for…read moredinner on Thoth Sunday seeking a seat and sustenance. I ordered two dishes from the small plates section. I got the dolmas (grape leaves) and kofta, which were a seasoned ground meat patty that was SOOOO GOOD. Service was great. The ambiance is pretty casual. Nice bathroom, nice people, comfy seat. That was all we could ask for. One drawback was that they weren't serving alcohol. I don't know if they never have alcohol, or it was just while we were here, but something to consider! Maybe there's a cork fee or BYO.

I was curious to try Yemeni food. It's a lot like other Middle Eastern foods. This is a small…read morefamily run place. All the customers appeared to be Yemeni. There was only one server who was a bit overwhelmed as there was a table with a large party. Service was slow and we had to ask for water three times. The food was very good. Vegetables fresh and beautifully plated. We ordered too much food as the portions are generous. Highly recommended the platter of four appetizers. Flat bread seasoned with z'ataar delicious. Grilled veggies and rice yummy. Bathroom clean. Prices reasonable.