I love this place! This is a delicious spot for casual Mediterranean food. Everything tastes so fresh, and the food is clearly made with love. We ordered the Fattoush salad with beef Schwarma and 3 dips (hummus, labne with zaatar, and tabbouleh). The prices are so reasonable, and the portions left us stuffed. We also got the Nutella dessert, which was so yummy. We will definitely return!! read more

Anoush'ella - Lebanese Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

Very good traditional Armenian cuisine Fresh and tasty with spices and seasoning Clean food read more

Anoush'ella - Lebanese Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

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OMG! Loved the food here. CAN YOU PLEASE COME TO NY? Great flavors, great food. Menu can be a bit overwhelming if you aren't Armenian. read more

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I've been to anoush'ella a few times (once being an amazing Yelp Elite event) and each time the food has been phenomenal. They serve eastern Mediterranean food which in my opinion is a fresher and mint-ier Lebanese cuisine. I fell in love with menu from the minute I saw the vegetarian variety. My favorite thing on their menu is actually their tahini coffee. Tahini is made from toasted sesame and that flavor blended with coffee was just - WOW. Meals wise my favorite dishes was the red lentil kofta m'anoush which is a fresh made flatbread topped with red pepper pasted and lentils. It has got an amazing flavor profile! I've gotten the kofta in a bowl as well and really enjoyed it. read more

Anoush'ella - Lebanese Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

Okay mediterranean place.. we ordered the spring special falafel wrap and the lentil kofta wrap.. we specifically asked for super spicy wraps but got bland wraps.. the housemade lemonade was nice with a good flavor or ginger.. the harissa sauce we asked for was good.. the Zataar fries was okay love my fries crispy rather than soggy i do agree the herbs were flavorful.. ambience is nice and bright.. read more

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Love this place I get delivery from here so often but went in person today and didn't realize how much cozy seating was inside/how clean it was. Amazing service such nice people. read more

Anoush'ella - Tabbouleh + lentil kofta - Lebanese Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

It's a nice location in south end, very easy to find and nicely decorated; although in the back, there were quite a couple seats wet, not sure why, leak of the roof? AC water? The food is quite fun, we ordered too much. Still deciding if I'm a fan of Lebanese food. read more

Anoush'ella - Lebanese Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

One of the better eats in south end, love the restaurant, and the ease of ordering is nice. The food esp the hummus was good, but did not blow me away read more

My grandma is Lebanese and so I have a high bar for Lebanese restaurants, and anoush'ella clears it. I've liked everything I've tried here. It's very hard to find m'judara (they call it lentil rice here) around here and theirs is great. Baba ganoush is perfectly smoky, lebne is delicious. I recommend them for fast casual Mediterranean read more

Cute little find on a hidden corner. Food is incredible. Not fine dining, order at counter, grab a table. Everything was quick and easy. Parking wasn't easy, mostly permit parking parking so give yourself time to park. I got the kofta wrap with humus and yogurt side. The sides come with extra bread which was warm out of the oven. Loved everything here. Will be back if I'm in the area again. read more

Anoush'ella - anoushella kofta - Lebanese Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

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Great healthy food! I love that overnight braised beff bowl! Very flavorful! The topping tastes great! I also love their tahini almond cookie. read more

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Ordered delivery fattoush salad bowl and walnut harissa with feta labne. Both were DELICIOUS. The salad bowl was SO FRESH. The aromatics pop in every bite. The labne portion is understandably small, but still can last two satisfying servings easily. The consistency is like a thick creamy yogurt with a tang. Labne presentation is nice even with delivery. I would recommend this restaurant especially if you like salads and eating healthier. read more

Anoush'ella - Walnut Harissa and Feta Labne - Lebanese Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

Food is good. I usually try their fattoush salad with falafel and walnut harissa. I love the food , it's fresh, however the salad is overpriced when you add a protein. read more

Came here on a Sunday afternoon after a hike. Delicious food and lots of vegan options, I'll have to come back. I got the Armenian side salad and the za'atar wrap. If you are hungry I would get two wraps and a side, the portions are kind of small. But the food only took 5 min to make which is great. Also parking is pretty easy to come by around the park across the street. Also the seating outside is nice as well. read more

Anoush'ella - Lebanese Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

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Authentic great food, very clean and very nice quiet place. But the location it's way too quiet with no other shops around. Will absolutely go again to try other great options. read more

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TLDR: Delicious and fresh a great value. Anoushella feels like a chameleon changing colors to fit the customers needs. Take out is quick and easy and well wrapped. The interior has nice seating. There's a bar area with interesting cocktails, tap beer and wine. It smells heavenly inside. I see a brunch menu up on the wall. It has so many different shades to it that I feel bad reviewing it only ever eating take out from this restaurant. I've never had a drink here but I really want to. The food is really good. Especially the vegetables. Everything seems so fresh and green and vibrant. I'm more fond of the bowls than the wraps but you can't go wrong with either. Give this place a shot. read more

I think of Pavlov's dogs, because now, when I find myself on Washington Street, Anoush'ella pops in to the ol' dome and I drool. Because when Anoush'ella comes to mind, their labne shakshuka soon follows. And the labne shakshuka is the best brunch plate I've had in recent memory. Labne is a thick ass tangy yogurt, not unlike a skyr or what have you; shakshuka is a Bohemian egg casserole type thing, typically finding the ova swimming in a thick and thickly spiced tomato casserole. Historically, I only found it at The Beehive and some random spots, but I guess it's in the spotlight, because more eateries are popping it on the menu. Take that, inventive twists on a classic Eggs Benny. Anyway, the good peeps at Anoush'ella imbue their labne with a heavy hand of garlic, adorn the plate with a fragrant olive oil, za'atar and other gorgeous herbs, and crack two soft poached eggs in the mess. "Damien, would you ever think to eat eggs and yogurt together?" "No, homey. Too texturally similar. I need that crunch." "Well, here - just try this labne shakshuka from Anoush'ella." *eats* "Everything I know is a lie." It's honestly the best. I love it. I love everything else I've had here (check pics for the spread), mostly because the Lebanese menu takes a bold flavor approach to already bold flavor foods. The lamajun is megacharged, an overstuffed version of a staple dish, revved up with pomegranate arils (a site favorite); and the Anoush'ella kofta is a wrap that could probably take up residence in my mouth, and I'd never ask for rent. The desserts are stellar (if you see something that looks like a baklava cookie, buy them all), they have local beers and cordial cocktails on tap, and the you can eat on a table that's filled with a world of spices. It's a must try when in the South End, or anywhere else, because labne shakshuka, late entry and front-runner for the 2017 Plate Of The Year. read more

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I have been to this place twice. I ordered salad last time but this time, I ordered their couscous bowl. It comes with salad, couscous, walnut harissa, garlic sauce and hummus. Couscous was great, however, the salad came with a sour dressing that made the entire bowl sour. My husband ordered rice lentil bowl which came with lentil, rice, walnut harissa, salad, tzatziki sauce and hummus. Again, everything else except the salad with sour dressing was great. We also ordered the falafel side that came with tahini and hummus. Falafel was "okay". I love their coffee that comes in a clear glass cup. Their grains table is cute! read more

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A group of 8 of us came and had a great experience- loved alllll the food. I got the beef shawarma m'anoush with a side of lebneh and grilled halloumi - on point- such good flavor. read more

Wrap, bowl, or mezze?? It took some studying of the menu and then further education by the staff before I could figure out what I wanted. Thankfully, they were kind and patient with me. I went with the pick 3 mezze option of lamajun, braised beef, and kofta. It wasn't bad, but just not memorable to me. I thought the braised beef lacked flavor and was a little dry. Everything lacked flavor for me except the walnut harissa which was tasty. Although mezze is meant for sharing, I must admit it was all for me. I did end up taking some home. With drink, it came out to be around $20 which is a little on the pricey side. I guess it comes out to $10 if you were sharing with another. My friends went with the bowls which were more reasonably priced for one. The best part of the experience were the workers. They were all very pleasant. read more

Anoush'ella - Lebanese Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

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Very tasty and healthy. Nice variety of ingredients. Delivery was quick. Will order again.

I'm a regular customer here. The food is good but honestly I'm sick of waiting for my food while there are 3 girls on their cell phones. It was around 2:30pm, it wasn't busy. It's insane that there is no management. Instead of wrapping up my food she was texting, watching videos. I'm very very disappointed with this behavior. read more

Anoush'ella - That's is ridiculous. - Lebanese Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

Really really really love Anoush'ella - have been going there weekly, sometimes more often since they opened on Washington st. Love the mezze, the grain bowls, and the shakshuka. We are there so often that when we walk in they know our regular order. But they switched this week from the regular warm manoush that they served with their mezze to honestly, the worst stale cold hard crumbly pita bread that I've ever had in my life. Like worse than dry Joseph's pita from the grocery store. Even my three year old wouldn't eat it and she regularly delights in weeks old goldfish that she finds in her car seat. Major bummer, sadly we won't be back as long as they are serving this pita, maybe once my daughter is willing to eat a grain bowl we can add it back to our weekly routine, but the mezze is a non starter now. Btw, to management, if this is a cost issue, I'm sure your customers would be willing to pay for the superior bread, at least I would. read more

We hired Anoush'ella to cater our 160-guest outdoor summer wedding. The food, the service, and the whole overall experience really impressed us. Aleks was great to work with and the food (braised beef, chicken zaatar, lentil kofta, grilled egplant and tahini, hummus/labne/babghanoush/feta, a wide array of salads and fresh baked saj bread) was elevated yet totally crowd-pleasing. This is the type of food we honestly want to eat everyday, served at scale with incredible attention to detail and great aesthetics. Universally acclaimed by our guests. Would highly recommend. read more

Ordered: Meze for 2 ($25), Yogurt drink ($2.95), Manoush- red Lentil ($5.95), Kenefe ($9.75) Pros: - Came for brunch, there was an extensive menu and drink bar- good place for larger parties and individual studying. - ingredients taste very fresh and dishes are natural. - My favourite item was the Kenefe, it was sweetened with syrup and had a crispy dough and sesame seed exterior with soft cheese interior. This was delicious! - Decor is really nice, the center table had an inlay displaying various spices and beans. Cons: - The egg whites in the shakshuka were a little runny and translucent, otherwise everything else was good. - I wouldn't say this is a downside but it could be for some people. If you're not a fan of a salty yogurt drink then I would suggest you getting some other sweeter options. read more

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Wonderful food. It's great to see Armenians doing well and introducing our sfood to the world this way.

This place is Armenian-style Lebanese food (which seems to confuse some reviewers), well done and fresh. We were there during brunch time, which mean shakshuka--not for everyone, but very good! Hubs also really enjoyed the Armenian sausage (I do not partake). Service was fast, and the lemonade and coffee were both fresh and delicious. Would definitely go back! read more

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Stopped for lunch with a colleague. Manager or owner noticed our confusion and came to explain the menu and showed us how to scroll through the IPAD menu, which was easier to read then the menu board on the wall. We each had a wrap, a side of hummus and pita and an iced tea. I don't remember the name of my wrap, but it had pomengrate seeds, tahini, and beef and lamb kabob. The pomengrate seeds added a nice sweet crunch which was a surprise. My colleague had a grilled beef wrap. Both were nice size, fresh ingredients, made quickly and delivered to our table. Really pleasant decor. Comfortable, at lunch time a moderate size crowd, some group dining as you enter, next to the bar, and some small tables in the back. Will definitely return. I believe my work group has even ordered catering for an event from this place in the past. read more

Came here on a Saturday night and there are plenty of seats. The place has quite causal vibe but very sophisticated food. The mezze for two plate is a well curated blend of their most signature dishes and dips. Labneh is smooth and creamy topped with a blend of nuts, harissa and pomegranate. Hummus is smooth with a bit chunky texture with fragrant tahini. Well complemented by tabouleh and pickled radish. What a vibrant and well- thought-out spread! read more

Anoush'ella - Mezze for two - Lebanese Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

Took a leap of faith in yelp reviews for this one ;) and visited Anoush ella for mid week dinner. This place wowed us with their colorful food dishes, plenty of food choices and deliciously cooked food. Love their labne - got the harissa, walnut, feta one. Also tried out their Hummus and baba ghanoush sides, very affordable, good sized sides!! Must try their zataar fries! These were my favorite. Their fatoush salad was very nice too. Overall, try this place for some fresh, delicious, healthy and very eye pleasing food! Good for vegetarians, meat lovers, and dairy free folks. Highly recommend and definitely coming back soon! read more

Anoush'ella - Fatoush salad, zataar fries, Hummus, baba ghanoush, flatbread - Lebanese Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

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This new place in the South End has a great vibe and unique food. A newspaper article on their wall describes it as if "Sweetgreen and Sofra had a baby." FOOD They have an extensive menu with lots of vegetarian and gluten free options. Their flatbreads can all be made gluten free, all of their sides are vegetarian, and they have salads and grain bowls as well. I got the monk salad with kofta added to it and a side of baba ghanoush. The salad wasn't as great as I expected; it was more of a salsa than a salad. The kofta was good though, and the baba ghanoush was great. We also split a gluten free za'tar flatbread and the baked za'tar fries. The fries were great - they're thick fries and not greasy. The flatbread had good flavors but was a little too crispy. They also have a labne bar, sweet flatbreads, a mezze option for dinner, and various options for brunch. I'll definitely be back to try some other things. The only thing I wish they did is build-your-own flatbread/grain bowl/salad bowl. DRINKS They have beer, wine, cocktails, tea, hot drinks (a tahini mocha they had sounded amazing), and even kombucha. I got a whiskey grapefruit ($9) - it wasn't very strong but tasted good. My friend got the peach + thyme martini and it was also good ($9). ATMOSPHERE The staff is friendly and attentive. It's a fast-casual place where you place your order at the cashier, get a buzzer, and they bring you the food. There is ample seating, both at a community table in the middle, a bar, tables on the side, and sofas/booths in the back. Two single bathrooms. read more

Anoush'ella - monk salad with kofta, baba ghanoush with flatbread, gluten free za'tar flatbread, fattoush salad, grain bowl, baked za'tar fries - Lebanese Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

New hip Lebanese Armenian place in the South end. Great lunch options for all, however the menu is a bit complicated right now- sandwiches and salad/grain bowls but patrons and staff do not seem to be on the same page. I enjoyed lentil kofta, but was surprised when this arrived as a roll up, rather than a topping on the salad I ordered. Fattoush salad was fresh, beautiful and flavorful, with a variety​ of textures. My dining companions raved about walnut harissa, grain bowls and tahini coffee. Wine and beer on tap. Gorgeous center table for a large group and quiet seating in back. read more

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Stopped in for lunch with a friend. Service was good. Food was good but not something either of us were familiar with but we knew that going in. Probably won't be back read more

Came in here very excited to try such an attractive restaurant but soon became instantly confused about the menu. First off, there's absolutely no pictures to show what anything is. So unless you're familiar with a "saj kitchen", good luck! I ordered one of the wraps: Anoushella kofta which included hummus, hummus, lamb, and beef kofta with vegetables for $9.93. When it came out, it was tiny and certainly looked like a snack vs. meal. You would probably better spending your money somewhere else, even though the taste was pleasant. I'd consider returning to try something besides the wrap. The bowls might be larger. read more

Anoush'ella - Anoushella kofta (objects in picture are larger than they appear) - Lebanese Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

This new place was great! We sat at the bar and our server was very nice and helpful with the kind of complicated menu. It's mostly wraps but we chose a grain bowl with lamb which is plenty enough for two. We had the rosé, which is on tap and a desert fruit bowl which were amazing. Overall this place is a cool addition to the south end. read more

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As I am not a fan of brunch - menus tend to be very repetitive - I was actively looking for a more unique place to visit when a friend wanted to grab brunch. Anoush'ella seemed like a great spot to check out. As a brunch location, the food was really good, although the servings were on the small side. Personally, it wasn't a place I would frequent too often, just because it was a bit too pricey and so blatantly targeted millennial brunch-goers, but the food was pretty tasty and perfect for anyone looking for a slightly different brunch food. Tips: It was actually very pricey for the amount of food you get. The dishes definitely look larger in the picture! For those of you who don't know all the ingredients and dish names, they also have definitions on their menu. They also have a labne bar on the side with different savory and sweet yogurt bowls. Food: We had two shashukas - one regular and one labne or yogurt based. They were both good, but were both on of those dishes where the first few bites were amazing, but gets old too quickly (even for a small portion). Chips were served with each dish - they were somewhere between bread and chips and were warm and soft, not crispy. Hummus and chips - their hummus was very good with the chickpeas and olive oil! read more

Came here on a Sunday at 11:30. Not too crowded. Friendly staff. We got the chicken za'atar and overnight braised beef wraps and a side thing of hummus that came with pita. Hummus was really creamy, I liked the flavor, not too much garlic. The pita was on the thinner side but tasted good. Both wraps were really good but I liked the overnight braised beef more because it had more spices and was more flavorful. Only complaint was the meat felt a little dry and stringy but the sauces and flavors made up for it. Pickled turnips in both the wraps was delicious. Great chill place for lunch/brunch. Ingredients tasted pretty fresh. I'd like to try their shashuka and labne next time. read more

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Absolutely great! Authentic middle eastern flavors. (Humus was perfect!). Generous portions at very reasonable prices. Food was served fast. Can't wait to return. read more

I ordered delivery and this was some of the best food that I've had in Boston. The flavors were fresh and wonderful and I like that these were small plates so that I could try a few different things. read more

Service 1 star - would not dine in, take-out might be okay. Staff was inattentive and unfriendly, didn't know basic prices of items. Also slow for how few customers they have. Taste 3-4 stars- Okay, but not exceptional. Chicken was pretty dry. read more