Excelente food and service. Also the prices are very…read morereasonable. Will definitely be back!!

Great atmosphere an a wonderful staff. The food is made to order and comes out fast and fresh. The…read moreprice was fair and well worth the stop.

I hosted a baby shower at Cafe Petra on Saturday, April 25, 2026, and overall had a great…read moreexperience. I booked the event back in February and worked with Muhanad Rantawi, who made the entire planning process smooth and easy. On the day of the event, the two servers assigned to us were absolutely phenomenal. They helped with setup and were attentive in serving food and drinks to our guests throughout the event. The space itself was clean, cute, and cozy--perfect for an intimate gathering. The food was delicious as well. Although we didn't receive the rice we had ordered, they made up for it by providing extra pita. One challenge was that the AC wasn't working, but the staff handled it as best as they could by bringing out a large kitchen fan to help keep guests comfortable. Overall, it was a wonderful experience. I would definitely use them again for catering and would consider hosting another event there in the future.

I went here with good expectations since it's very close to where we live my husband and I decided…read moreto try this place today. When we entered the vibe was relatable to the name of the restaurant but after a few minutes we heard Bollywood songs and I love Bollywood songs but I feel like the vibe of the restaurant should relate to the cuisine and ambiance. It automatically gives an impression that the restaurant isn't Greek or Lebanese for example. Anyway, we had ordered kibeh and lentil soup for appetizers. The lentil soup was the worst lentil soup I've ever had it was frozen we asked them to heat it but it still tasted disgusting. I couldn't eat it. The kibeh was alright the dip with the kibeh was good. For entrees, we ordered the chicken shawarma plate and combo kebabs. The plates came with a salad the dressing was interesting but I'm not a fan of feta cheese so I didn't have the salad. The shrimps and chicken kebab of the combo kebabs were not bad I really liked the shrimps. The hummus was okay and the rice was very bland. The service was quick I believe because everything felt like it was pre-cooked except for the kebabs but the beef kebab wasn't cooked entirely one of the pieces it was raw. The shawarma was not good at all! Very disappointing Our bill was $60 and we were charged a 2.5% fees for credit card!

Hole in the wall place but it is very good. Didn't expect it to be that good when I walked in but I…read morewill be going back. Not a place to sit down and eat. It is inside the corner store but they know what they are doing. Would always suggest for a good meal.

I am so excited that this new halal restaurant has opened up on the island! And that too on the…read moreeast side. I got the loaded shawarma fries (mild spice) and the owner gave me some Afghan daal to try. Everything was so good, flavorful and fresh. Not to mention the portion for the fries was HUGE. It can easily feed 2-3 people. I ordered over the phone and the food was ready when I got there. The service was good and the owner is really nice! It is inside a convenience store, so it's not the fanciest place to eat, but there were tables set up if you wanted to eat there. They also offer a UTMB discount. I will be back for sure, wishing them the best of luck on this endeavor! UPDATE: per the owner, the chicken is NOT zabiha halal. Only the beef, lamb and gyro are.

This was the Gyro Plate, look at that salad, I don't know what you call it but I was expecting a…read moreGreek Salad. That was just some lettuce with 2 olives on it....The food did not taste fresh. The rice was basic lacked flavor and everything else tasted old and reheated. This spot is a hard pass.

This had been one of my favorite places every time I went to the VA clinic next door. Today I was…read morevery disappointed. I don't know if it was sold or changed management but the most obvious thing was the lack of energy there. There were two people working neither which seemed too happy to be there. My friend ordered ice tea which was rancid so we had our money refunded. We ordered a large humus and an order of falafel to share. The falafel looke the same as usual but was very bland and the humus was uncharacteristically runny/liquidy. The general cleanliness was as usual. There was just a vibe that told me something is different. And to top it all off, they no longer offer military or first responder discounts.

TL;DR: Great value, delicious food, so many options, ultra-friendly and accommodating service…read more Gotta come if you're ever in the mood for Mediterranean! Came with family for the first time and we were so overwhelmed by not just the food options but also by the friendly staff! Pro tip: don't get too excited too early because you will absolutely miss out on the rest of the options. Take a stroll down the line to look at all the possibilities before committing. That said, you can't go wrong with anything at Fadi's - great food, balanced flavor, home-style service :) We'll definitely be back - cheers, Fadi's!

Beautiful cafeteria/restaurant. Amazing service. Great fresh ingredients. Cucumber salad is a must…read morehave for me. Ask for their lamb shanks, you won't be disappointed. Falafel, so good, the best I ever had. It's not overly fried, they found a good inverted to where you can taste the freshness of the chickpeas with a crunch. I left satisfied and not over stuffed.

My boyfriend take me all kinds of buffet which have been nothing short of disappointing and…read moredisgusting....This is hands down the best Mediterranean food I've had. The food was fresh, tasteful, well presented. I recommend trying the gyro lamb and the baklava. There's nothing distasteful on this gem. The Hostess was incredible nice and welcoming.

Dimassi's is the first GREEK buffet I've ever dined at. The restaurant is clean and the…read moreMediterranean decor is lovely. There's plenty of space for large parties, and you're greeted kindly once you enter. Unlike most buffets I've been to, at Dimassi's, you pay AFTER you've had your fill. Dimassi's Mediterranean Buffet is surprisingly not very expensive. Their food is freshly made, straight from the kitchen and everything at the buffet is always kept at the right temperature. There's multiple kinds of salads, hummus, meats, fresh veggies, pasta, beans, rice dishes, and desserts. Their pita bread and flatbreads are freshly baked from the oven. They even serve authentic Greek coffee. Most of the dishes are what you'd typically see in Mediterranean cuisine. While, there's some classic American comfort food mixed in. Dimassi's offers pick up orders, if you're not in the mood for buffets. I liked their chicken kebabs, but they're too thick. I wouldn't recommend the meatballs. They were dry and lacked flavor. The tomato sauce the meatballs were steeped in didn't help. The sauce was watery and very bland. Their Beef Kofta is delicious, but very rich, so I wouldn't eat more than one piece. Their rice pudding wasn't the best either. It still had chunks of rice. Dimassi's doesn't have much to offer for little kids. They only had cheese pizza, fried chicken wings, fries, banana pudding with vanilla wafers, and only one kind of cookie. I think I'll take my mother here sometime, though.