One of the best pastrami sandwiches I've ever had. We placed a lunch pickup order for a work team…read moremeeting. It was fresh, correct, packaged well, and ready on time. And everyone loved their sandwiches. So it was a definite hit.

I always, without fail, crave matzo ball soup this time of year. Growing up Catholic, I discovered…read morethis incredible dish in my teens at Ella's Deli (RIP), and have been hooked ever since. For years I've been trying to find an alternative, and I'm happy to say I've finally found it! I mean, who better than the real deal- Hillel at the UW. The fact that FOUR different delivery services can bring it to me is awesome. It really hit the spot on a sick day. Did I order 4 slices of challah? Yes. Had I ever had challah previously? No. Officially never eating any other kind of bread, ever. Adamah Neighborhood Table, you've got me for life!

Fantastic beef and lamb gyros. Sweet potato fries also very good. Eager for them to reopen…read more Can go very spicy or stay mild, whatever your preference.

Note: This place is closed until at least mid 2026. They stated that they're moving to 8309…read moreGreenway Blvd. I miss this place as it combined efficiency with fresh mediterranean food for a fantastic lunch! I cannot wait for this place to open back up. Watch their instagram or facebook for info.

What an incredible gem of a place. Insanely nice wait staff and owners, only outshined by the…read morequality of their beautiful food. Authentic and absolutely amazing. A must visit.

I love how this place is just tucked away and super unassuming! Hidden in a Middleton corner, but…read moreclearly not forgotten based upon the number of people present on a Monday sits Taza. It has an extensive menu selection of Mediterranean food and friendly staff. I would have to say that the dips are the star of the show. Getting a combination of a couple or doing one of their platters that gets you a variety is key. The pita bread comes out hot and you can easily share with friends and debate on the best one. The grilled platter we got was also good. The meat wasn't as juicy as I would have liked it, but it hit the Mediterranean flavors well. The rice was more sweet and dry than I typically like my rice, but went well with the meal. The day after it was not good at all though, so that got some point deductions for me. Overall, if you're craving Mediterranean at a chill spot, it's not bad, but it's not the best. I would say 3.5 overall, but 4 for the dips.

Service was soooooo slooooooow. We were there for almost 2 hours and not because the food was…read moregood. There was only one person there and he kept dissappearing around back, making me think he was the chef too... which is scary since he was not wearing any kind of hair restraint! Food was pretty bad as well. The "Lamb Stew" had 2 small, thin lamb chops served over some rice, one boiled potato, a couple strips of carrots were on the side. The Breakfast which looks amazing on the "photo" is worth maybe $10.99, not nearly the $20 price tag. The photo shows 3 eggs, there were only 2. The photo shows multiple kinds of olives, and jelly, and cheeses... The only olives were canned black olives... REALLY??? A Medeterranian place that serves canned black olvies? How about some Kalamata or Castelvetrano? Cheap canned Black.. what a joke. There was one small scoop of jelly, a little honey, the "clotted cream" was cream cheese, and there were a few small diced cubes of feta. And the biggest joke of all, almost equal the the canned olives was the sauage that comes with the breakfast. There were 4- quarter sized slices of some kind of sausage. Each was about as thick as 2 quarters stacked on top of each other, probably the thinnest they could cut them without them being see-through. Even if service hadn't taken soooooo looooong, I wouldn't go back. The menu descriptions and the fake photos of the food compared to what you actually get is just horrible. They say they have been open since 1998, maybe they were good then, but unless they step it up they won't last much longer. There are actually good places out there to get this kind of food.

Went here for lunch and were lucky enough to get the last table available. It's a pretty small…read morespace for seating, but it seems like they can do pretty quick turnarounds. It seemed like there were only 2 or 3 people working, so I was impressed by how quickly the food came out after the waiter took our order. We got the chicken shawarma and the Adana kebab. Both were good lunch sizes for a good price. They balanced well and there was a tasty spice throughout both wraps. They're served with some sort of yogurt sauce which is helpful for the first bites which are mostly wrap. Overall, would get both again, but also really want to try the Kebabe sandwich. Great that this is a place where you can be in and out in 30 minutes.

Egyptian food is generally rare. So I was excited to go to this place. Egyptian Kosharie was what I…read morewas after. It is a vagetarian dish with rice, noodles, pasta sauce and topped with fried onion. It was good. There was no choice to add meat to this dish. Lamb, chicken and beef kabob was my other item. Meat could have been more tender. But rice was very flavorful. The pita bread on the side was also flavorful. It didn't reheat well though. The place is small with may be 4 tables. Mostly I saw people taking out food.

Been coming here for years. Best gyro I've ever had, still holds up to today. Service is fast…read more Great vibe.

On June 19, 2026 my husband surprised me with a gathering at Silk Road for my birthday with a party…read moreof 20; (I ate there once before and loved it). The experience was outstanding! A table was reserved with comfortable couch seating on one side and chairs on the other. We ordered about 10 appetizers, which were all served at the same time and completely devoured. Every single entree was brought out at the same time, piping hot. The chicken kebabs were moist, tender, and flavorful. Several people ordered the grilled peach salad and loved it. My entree, Tajik Pilaf, was unique, flavorful, and the lamb was deliciously tender. The cook explained that it's slow-cooked for hours, which explains the rendering and tenderness of the lamb. EVERYONE enjoyed their meals. Lastly, the service was OUTSTANDING! One waiter was working that night and he managed our table with timeliness and grace while also serving several other tables. Silk Road is one of my all-time favorite restaurants.

I was in town and looking for a place for lunch close to my meeting location, this popped up so I…read morethought , why not? I'm so glad I did. It's a charming small restaurant, with 14 tables (mostly 4 seaters, I think). The seats along the outside wall are a continuous bench with beautiful pillows. The host was very attentive and took my order quickly. I had falafel served on a bed of hummus with pickles neatled in the hummus and drizzled with molasses, with a pita. It was some of the best falafel I've had in a while. I'd never had hummus with pickles and molasses, but it was a surprisingly tasty combination. I also had the hot tea, which was a delicious citrusy, gingery concoction sweetened with honey. There are a lot of kebab options that sounded tempting as well - will have to try those another time!

Busy busy for weekday lunch, so plan on getting there early, as the tables go fast. I had a chicken…read moreShwarma wrap: a super long, tightly rolled wrap with tender chicken, diced pickles and a savory sauce. Way too big for one person! My dining partner enjoyed his massive pita sandwich with with beef shwarma. He's picky, so skipped everything but the beef.

The food was delicious! We ordered baba ghanouj as our appetizer, and the portion size was large…read more My wife ordered a chicken shawarma pita with fries, and I got a beef shawarma saj bread wrap with fries. Both were delicious. The portions were generous, and we even had leftovers for another tasty meal later. The fries were also good, and the service was very quick. The inside of the restaurant was quiet and cozy. We would definitely recommend this place to others, and we will definitely visit again.

I loved my meal of lamb, salad and delicious rice, but was too full to try the ice cream for…read moredessert. Next time! The ice cream selection looked amazing and I'm so curious to try it! The owner, Nar, greeted us and explained the menu, letting us know everythis made fresh and she baked the desserts, too. She's super friendly and welcoming. She's done a great job making the space colorful and cheery. I love the checkered carpet. Free parking. Super clean. Spacious. Well lit. We had a casual family dinner here, four main courses, and everyone loved their meals. The restaurant was half full, but not loud. There were two TVs on, one playing a children's program and another TV playing a Turkish news program, which was cool to watch although I didn't understand the Turkish language. But it was great to see and learn something new. I'll definitely return! Loved this restaurant, especially Nar herself.

First, I like that this is a limited menu, so it's easy to make decisions. We ordered at the…read morecounter and the individual who took our order was very friendly. It didn't take much time at all and our to-go order was ready. We ended up getting the chicken wrap, mix of chicken and lamb bowl, and the rice pudding. There were good flavors on both the bowl and wrap, but the chicken was very dry. I did appreciate that they provided hot sauce packets and sour cream, which helped to add moisture to the wrap. The wrap did have less filling than I was expecting; a decent amount of chicken, bit could have used more tomatoes, cucumber, or lettuce. The bowl also needed a little more sauce to combat the dry chicken, we added bbq sauce and mustard. It was a better portion size for the price compared to the wrap. For dessert we ordered the rice pudding and we were kind of surprised that it didn't have more flavor. It was a plain, sweet rice pudding. We were kind of expecting a cinnamon or nutmeg or some other spice. Overall, staff was friendly and the atmosphere was nice, but the food we ordered wasn't what we were expecting. Maybe we should have tried the kabob.