Did they relocate ?! I believe this location is a new restaurant now…read more They were so good and Walter's billiards close by was a great one two punch.

Since my original review Shawarma Vegas relocated to 8665 W Flamingo Rd. They are a kosher…read moreMediterranean Restaurant. This new location looks very different but the food is still amazing. It's fancier inside with stone tables and a bar. They wait on you in a casual kind of way here. The falafels are amazing here and so are the beef kabobs. All three chicken dishes that they offer are delicious and moist. The shawarma (it's turkey here) always tastes good but on certain days might run a little dry. The vegetable side dishes are always very good and well flavored. Only the fries have changed. They now serve the skinny ones that don't stay hot as long. You experience may differ some from visit to visit because they have a few different owners and a manager to run things. The one owner Guy is amazing and very friendly and makes you feel glad you came. The others are more reserved. The food has always been very solid here and parking is easy and close.

Alfandi Market is a quaint little shop packed with Middle Eastern staples and specialty finds. The…read morespace is small, but every shelf is thoughtfully stocked with items you don't easily find at regular grocery stores. You'll find imported olives, dates, spices, tahini, halal meats, fresh pita and flatbreads, canned specialties, sweets, teas, and pantry essentials used in Mediterranean and Middle Eastern cooking. There's also a refrigerated section with cheeses, yogurt drinks, and prepared items, plus a variety of nuts and dried fruits. The staff is friendly and helpful, and they're happy to point you toward ingredients if you're trying a new recipe or looking for something specific. Parking is easy with a large lot, making it convenient to stop in and grab what you need. Small shop, big selection -- a great local spot for authentic Middle Eastern ingredients.

Love their whole chickens. Fresh and tender. The market has…read moremany interesting products too

The food was incredible, very flavorful and the owner was extremely accommodating on samples to get…read morethe tastebuds ready. It felt like we were old friends on our first visit. Make sure to try the homemade sauces you will not be disappointed! We definitely will be back!

Italo Pizza & Kosher Kitchen is a small super casual Kosher DAIRY Restaurant. This restaurant is…read morelocated just above Summerlin towards the north area of Las Vegas. They offer a variety of dishes that are free of meat but also offer fish dishes because fish is considered to be a dairy dish in Kosher Restaurants. They offer things like pizza, falafels, hummus, pitas, shakshukah, salads, sandwiches, some pasta, fish platters, and a few other things. I was told that everything is made by scratch in house. Soft beverages are served here and malt beer. I think even before we ordered the owner gave us complimentary peanuts and pistachios to munch on. We tried a variety of plates. We tried some plain pizza, falafels, hummus, pita, and a salmon plate. I am pleased to say that everything was reasonably good but I did like some things more than other things. I was most impressed with the house made pita bread. It is very rare that you get fresh made pita breads that are well made and fluffy. They are not going to win any prizes for presentation but the salmon was prepared impressively well and fast since it was only frozen minutes before. (It was actually MUCH BETTER than what you can get from steakhouses near to this area.) The pizza was better than it looks and is better than some I tried here. I am originally from the east coast so I have a preference towards a different style but this is good for what it is. The owner is a Mensch and could not be any nicer. He was extra kind and offered us all kinds of extra stuff including fresh fruit. I am looking forward to trying his new (meat) restaurant next door. It's called Joy Burgers and Sunup Cream. He expects to open it by the end of this month.

Local grindz! Broke da mout!…read more The Pangaea truck pulled up to my living complex. I was skeptical about "new world fusion," but a look at the menu and I stepped up to order. And you ordered on a free standing online kiosk. The pictures of the offerings are remarkable and the touch screen is easy peasy to order. I fell for the Chix sandwich and Jerk fries. The boys in the truck were moving quickly and served me up in a jiffy. It was my plan to eat my carryout in my home, but the aroma overwhelmed me and I devoured my grindz in the lobby of my complex. The sandwich looked exactly like the enticing picture. And was even better tasing! Made with boneless thigh meat and battered fried to perfection. Each bite was an "ahha" moment! And the Jerk fries were impossible to resist. Spicy and nice! There's a brick and mortar restaurant and venue in Henderson. I might just leave the comfort of my Downtown neighborhood and trek to the burbs for a dine in experience!

Great food!!! Excellent customer service too. Tried the Kalbi beef plate and it was excellent, came…read morewith rice and two sides. Definitely trying them again when they come back.

Rocky's beef kabob and chicken sandwich were both absolutely amazing--the garlic sauce and sides…read morewere chefs kiss delicious I also tried the bird milk pastry and just wow... I am beyond glad he recommended getting 2!!! Paired with coffee, it was an excellent treat after an already outstanding meal. Next on my list is his lamb chop kabob which sold out tonight! Definitely give Rocky's Kabob a try!

Rocky's is so amazing I had to post my first Yelp review!…read more My husband and I have now ordered the Beef Lula and Chicken Kabob family platter twice from Rocky's Kabob,and it is hands down one of the best values around. The portions are incredibly generous--we easily get a full week's worth of meals out of one order. Trust me when I say that this food actually lasts and will taste incredibly fresh even after being reheated days later! After a long day at work, it's such a relief to already have delicious, healthy food ready at home. Everything is fresh, filling, and satisfying, and it makes sticking to healthier eating so much easier. If you're looking for great portions, amazing value, and absolutely delicious food all served with a genuine smile then please eat at Rocky's. Make sure you order the one of his family platters; it is hands down the way to go. Highly recommend!

Weird store in a weird location…read more Wanted to order, but instead of hello, they said NO FOOD. WE ARE OUT OF FOOD....and then stared like we were the problem. Not "sorry, but..." Not "please come again." Not "thank you for coming, but..." Basically SCRAM! So, we scrammed and will forever scram from Judit. Jewish people treating other Jewish people poorly on Pesach. Shame!

I'm a bit torn leaving less than a raving review here, but that is my honest experience…read more.. We stopped by for a late lunch. Got shawarma platter and some non-alcoholic Israeli beer which was very tasty. The Shawarma platter was served with a large number of salads on the small plates, and fresh pitas. Pitas were excellent. Hummus was good, and tahini sauce was very good. Shawarma was pretty good as well, quite tasty. I didn't like any of the salads, however - red cabbage, green cabbage, corn, carrot, eggplant - all in all, the flavor was just not there. Good service. Overall, it was an okay experience.

Staff are super nice and as expected the veggie combo is everything a person could ask for in a…read moremeal (2, really) and more. If I were local I'd be here every week. I would say their injera is on the mild side, it's not very sour. I like every variant I've ever had, just thought I'd share. My personal favorites - the misir and gomen - are done VERY well here!

This is the best Ethiopian food we have had in Vegas! The chef, Napoleon is very kind and cooks…read moresome amazing food. We had the Veggie Combo and everything on the plate was fantastic. We will definitely be back!

My last review for this place was more than 15 years ago. I gave it one star then, and I don't…read morethink I ever went back. I believe this is not the same owner as back then, when it didn't have "Wagyu" in its name, but it looks like they still follow some of the "traditions" as the original place. I put traditions in quotes, because to me, traditions are a good thing. But not in this case. My daughter decided to surprise me with takeout. If I had been available when she made the decision, I would have stopped her. She was not living here way back when I wrote that last review. But she didn't think to check the Yelp reviews. The place is practically walking distance, so she figured it would at least be okay. She got a chicken shawarma wrap for me. I have never had such bone dry chicken, with barely any sauce to prevent me from choking on it. The wrap was made with their already paper-thin pita that had been opened, so it was like when you're forced to use one-ply toilet paper. Halfway down I encountered what seemed to be piece of hard horseradish. That doesn't belong in a shawarma wrap! Because this was my whole dinner and basically my only meal of the day, I forced myself to eat all of it, and only got to a little bit of sauce that tasted of pure tahini at the very bottom. The roll-up wasn't wrapped the way it is at other Mediterranean restaurants, which is designed to keep sauce from leaking out the bottom. No, it unwrapped completely, which didn't matter, because almost nothing leaked out of it. And because of the lack of sauce, the already dry "pita" was a total joke. But it would have disintegrated if there had been sauce. My daughter ordered the Gyro Chicago Olympia Style, a plate of gyro meat that was also dried out. Hers came with salad that had wrinkled, i.e. old, little tomatoes with some lettuce. The pickled radish and cabbage were also dried out, and the rice was unbearably salty, which it has always been. It came with a tiny bit of that ridiculously thin pita-that-isn't-pita, unlike any other Mediterranean place. But the worst offender was the Baba Ghanoush. It had chunks of uncooked eggplant, and a flavor that was redolent of liquid smoke. Hard to get the smoky flavor of a good baba ghanoush when you don't cook the eggplant. It was indescribably disgusting and inedible. Caveat emptor. Update: The owner read my review right away and responded very nastily to an honest review of our personal experience. Apparently he always responds in a nasty manner, whether it's by someone in person at the restaurant, as has been reported in reviews here, or in a printed review. IMO, a restaurant owner who can't take the heat should stay out of the kitchen.

I wanna say that I'm super disappointed because I was really looking forward to this. I haven't…read morebeen here since they rebranded or maybe it's new ownership. I'm not sure. But the issue is definitely with the line cook for me today because I know the lady at the register and who took my order did everything correctly and she even double checked if my order was correct with the cook. I ordered a couple of chicken Shawarma wraps which were fine. No issues there. I also ordered a Wagyu steak wrap. I asked to add pickled cucumbers and garlic whip, which cost me an extra two dollars for what's probably $.15 worth of condiments. The wrap could not have been waygu. It must've been sirloin because the meat was so tough and it's these giant slices that you can't bite through so you pretty much pull the whole thing out when you're trying to eat it and the cucumbers and garlic whip were not in it. So I basically paid $20 for a $15 wrap. That's my issue and again the lady at the counter who took my order did everything right. The receipt was right and she double checked with the cook if that particular wrap was made the way I asked and the cook said yes, and it was not. For a place that's promoting Waygu pretty hard if this is the quality of it then I would stay clear of anything Waygu you on the menu. I drove out of my way to come here to get this place and was pretty letdown. I also tried the pistachio baklava. I can't say that it's bad but it's definitely not for me. It's kind of I don't know floral tasting. Three wraps a small fry and a baklava was $65 I don't think I'll be back.