Nice people, impressive quick service, the food was very good in general, even though i am not a big fan of the ground chicken snd shawarma but the beef and kabab were good, salads and baba ghanouj was also good read more

The food Is really good, everything I've ordered is yum. My favorite so far is the shish tawook and fresh squeezed mango juice. The service is always so quick and friendly, and the new location is beautiful. My favorite mediterranean restaurant in the Arlington area! read more

The food is great but they charge for water. There's a nice vibe that goes with the culture too

The food and service was really great. They have an extensive menu with several different dishes that the typical middle eastern restaurants don't offer. I highly recommend it. read more

The absolute best Lebanese restaurant I have ever been in the DFW area. It is pricey but the quality is beyond amazing. The place is very nice and like some weird Fort Worth Cowtown meets Levantine village vibe. Very cozy and warm place. The service is a bit...dense at times but I don't care about that. Everything here taste fresh and homemade. My favorite part is the SUPER diverse menus. Lebanese food has been kind of streamlined and commodified lately. They are all express places that sell cookie cutter gyro bowls and shawarma. It's essentially become a genre of fast food for immigrant entrepreneurs a la Chinese take out. But this place keeps it real. Yes it has the typical kebab and shawarma like other Lebanese joints, but they have a full menu of more homey and rustic style food that you won't see at the Pita bowl express places. Stuffed lamb dishes, seafood, whole chickens, various lentil based vegetarian medleys. It truly is a one of a kind place to get a taste of REAL Lebanese food read more

One of my favorite restaurants in DFW. The food is excellent, staff are always nice. The setting is very comfortable. I would strongly recommend the pomegranate mint tea as it is delicious, like most everything on the menu. A fantastic restaurant overall. read more

A truly hidden gem in DFW area , just moved from Chicago and I was struggling to find good Arabic food but this place was on point , the server " Nour " was helpful kind and friendly I really appreciate your service . The place was clean and cold " I love cold places " . Thank you and we'll be coming back again in the future . read more

Love this restaurant- the Greek salad with chicken is amazing. My BFF talked me into going & glad she did.

What a lucky find! We were in the area before heading to the stadium for a night game, and we happened to get lucky with a last-minute Yelp search for falafel. The restaurant is part of a larger complex so be patient as you try to locate it exactly. There was plenty of parking, and on a Sunday night, it was pretty calm. The restaurant seems to be family-owned and operated, and the vibes are very nostalgic. They have a long dinner table that can seat ~10 people (maybe more) and plenty of other smaller tables too. The service was prompt, and the waitress made some great recommendations. Her best recommendation, by far, was actually a pomegranate mint lemonade! It is so refreshing to find a place that uses fresh, quality ingredients. We had the fried mushrooms, onion rings, and 2 falafel wraps between 2 people and that was a good amount of food. I am so disappointed that I didn't let my phone eat first (no pics of anything unfortunately) but that should tell you how appetizing the food was - I couldn't help but dig in! I hope to be a repeat diner on my next trip up for a Cowboys game. read more

The service was a little slow for the number of customers, but the food was well worth the wait.

Awesome food! Great service - Noor was fantastic! Loved the warm, relaxed ambiance. So many good options to choose from.

Food was fantastic, very helpful and friendly, nice space with plenty of room. Recommendations from the server were great, very tasty and hot when served. A definite repeat when we are in the area read more

Having been a regular at their previous location, I was looking forward to going to the new one. I was very impressed by the ambiance of the restaurant. At 1:45 pm, there were about 15 people still eating lunch. The Kafka wrapped in pita was juicy and flavorful. The fattoush was plentiful and delicious. I'm looking forward to returning at night for dinner. Great job by the staff! read more

Yummy stuff. Excellent Babaganoush !! The salad was. REALLY salty but otherwise fresh and good quality veggies.

New to restaurant, won't be back. Food was good. Service was alright, but not enough for the tip that was kept (just under 40%). It wasn't that she kept it as much as it was that she didn't even ASK if I wanted or needed change back. read more

Food was fresh and flavorful. Gyro was amazing...fries were crispy and delicious..Iraqi kabab was also excellent. Nice cute little space this is. Will surely return. read more

Beautiful restaurant, attentive employees, food was incredible! Try them you will enjoy their food and ambiance!

What can you say other than perfection. Love the mixed grill, a great taste of everything.

All I can say is wow...My family and I were split on deciding which restaurant to eat at. So, two of us go into Beruit and the other two go to El. Gabacho. We parked between them which only made sense since we split up. We parked legally and in one of the designated spots allocated for both businesses. We were almost done when we spotted a man, apparently the owner of Beruit Grill standing next to our legally parked veh. He was on the phone calling a tow-truck to tow our car. Talk about a Not-relaxing atmosphere. Anyway, he begins yelling at us because he thought we were all eating at El Gabacho. Not only would he Not listen to reason or an explanation of the situation, he went on and on how this is, "His parking lot" and how tired he is of El Gabacho patrons using "His parking lot" to park in. Having worked for the City and understanding "Code" concerning parking lots in this City, he has no right to indiscriminately tow vehicles because he thinks the are going next door, when in fact, we were eating at his restaurant. I came to find out later, the tow-service he is using is that of a family member. That Sir, is a conflict of interest! If you are "drumming up" business by calling for vehicles to be towed bc you don't like the car legally parked, that is Fraud!. If so, it's tantamount to criminal behavior. It also opens the owner/manager to civil liability for illegally towing vehicles by a relative. There's a difference between towing vehicles that pose a danger, risk, or impedance and having your kin tow to make extra money. I would advise anyone whos' thinking of going to Beruit like grill, to think again. You might end up losing your car. Since I have Attorneys in my family, I plan on repeating this exact same scenario in the future. Half my family will have a receipt from Beruit and half from Gabacho. I know the next time I will be recording all of this from a distance and up close to show proof in court of the abuse being perpetrated by the owner on his "customers". We will allow our car to be towed and follow the tow-truck back to his lot. This will be like a project Veryanass. I will post this review across the web for all to see and dedicate a page on every social media forum when we get the video of him yelling, the car being towed, the recovery process...All of it. read more