Easy to order, friendly staff, was obsessed with decor and the table design, food was so good and…read morefresh and flavorful!

This place is sooooo yummy!!! Just ordered some food for my co-workers and I, and we loved every…read morebit of it. I can't comment on the ambiance, as a co-worker picked up our food. However, the customer service and the food were 5/5 stars!!! We made some tweaks to our orders, which were correctly done and the food looked amazing and well presented, so service ... highly appreciate. The food tasted so fresh and healthy. The prices were not too bad for the quality and quantity either. The grain bowls come with a lot of substance and flavor, so I highly recommend them. I also got a "pizza"/wrap, and it was very clean and delicious.

They have an extensive menu of delicious and authentic middle eastern food. We had a falafel wrap…read moreand a vegetarian combo plate with falafel, hummus, salad, olives, tabouli and pita. Everything was fresh and flavorful. They grill the wraps so they come out hot and crunchy. Service was friendly and efficient. It's definitely a bare bones kinda place - you're going for the food not the ambience. We finished up with a baklava that was pre-wrapped (with made me think it wouldn't be fresh) but it was crispy and delightful!

Was recently in the area and just looking for something quick, tasty, and filling!…read more This hit all the right check marks. Grilled meats will always have my heart so I went with the Deluxe Kabab Plate which included a really nice portion of rice, salad and 2 of each chicken, lamb, and kafta. I went with spicy option so spicy sauce was layered on top. There is some seating available and they seem to also do quite a bit of takeout and delivery. It's fairly roomy feeling in there since the tables are all along the windows. No frills spot with solid food. In terms of pricing I thought it matched the amount of food and flavor for what I got so not mad at all. Upon leaving staff notated next time to order ahead for less wait and then gave me a card for $10 off my first online order. Will definitely be doing that for next time!

SO good. Oh my gosh. Vegan friendly and delicious. They have free stickers too!…read more Only 3-4 tables inside... but there is some additional seating outside!

I came to the Hummus Shop for a quick lunch before heading to a flight…read more It's a fairy hidden place, but there's a sign on the street -- you just have to go down the hallway. It's a cozy spot with limited seating. It was my first time here and the person working at the front was very helpful in ordering and walking me through the menu. They have a few main options based on their proteins. I got a pita with the eggplant. It was great!!! They were very flexible in making this vegan by replacing the egg with a couple of falafels. Great food to go and it was delicious as well, the sauces were especially good. It was messy to eat but that's what makes it fun! Would definitely recommend, I hope to be back to try the vegan "chicken" as well.

I ordered the drilled chicken skewer bowl and side of tzatziki and it was served with a tortilla…read morethat was advertised as pita bread. The tzatziki also tastes like it mixed with a lot of sour cream vs mostly or completely yogurt.

This is such a great option for shareable appetizers at Timeout Market. We got the mezze board to…read moreshare with my girlfriend and her parents - it was so amazing! It came with hummus, labneh, baba-ganoush, harissa, falafel, and halloumi. The pita it came with was thin, warm, and very tasty. We got extra too! All of the dips were so fresh and delicious. My favorite were the hummus and labneh. Highly recommend!

Excellent Fattoush salad with chicken! Very flavorful. I also had a Gopi Mango Lasso…read more I ate in the small dining room. Most people pick up and take out. They have an assortment of baklava and other desserts as well.

My son and I just had their a steak and cheese and chicken tenders…read more They were awesome!! The staff was wonderful and had great convo! My son will looking into Quantum physics after talking to awesome clerk at register. If you love good food and great people hit this apot

One of my favorite dining experiences all year…read more Service- exceptional. Everyone interacted with was amazing. My server had excellent recommendations and was super knowledgeable about the menu and the popularity of items. Food- we got 5 dinner items and 1 dessert item and that was enough for two. Zaatar Bread- our favorite item. Bread was thick but light. Buttery but not overpowering. And the dip! Wow was the dip so good. Whipped Feta- delicious but could've use 2 more chips as the dip to chip ratio was off. Sultans Delight- my wife's favorite dish. Super tender and extremely flavorful. Lamb Shwarma (special)- so good and I hope they add it to their menu going forward. Mussels- mixed. I enjoyed them but my wife did not like them as much. May have been textural for her, but I enjoyed it. Baked Alaska- a must. From the presentation to the flavors- amazing! Can't wait to come back, they earned their Michelin recognition for sure.

Oh, Oleana! Tucked…read moreaway in Cambridge, Oleana is a cozy Mediterranean restaurant serving small plates. My partner and I managed to snag a last-minute reservation on a Tuesday night, and even at 9 p.m. the restaurant was still lively. Between the beautiful decor and warm atmosphere, it made for a great date night spot, though it was admittedly a bit dim (apologies in advance for the photo quality!) Between the two of us, we ended up ordering quite a few dishes: Whipped Feta (4/5): This was good, though I was hoping for a stronger roasted pepper flavor. Nothing wrong with it, but it didn't quite stand out. Interestingly, we overheard the table next to us mention the same thing, so maybe this one's a bit hit or miss. Spinach Falafel (4/5): Another solid dish. It was bright, colorful, and fresh, though a little messy to eat. Our waiter rather bluntly told us to "just wrap it and bite," which caught us a little off guard, but it was good nonetheless. Fatteh (4.5/5): Our favorite appetizer of the night. The creamy roasted cauliflower paired so well with the crispy pita, and I especially loved the sweetness the onions brought to the dish. Sultan's Delight (5/5): As everyone else says, this is the one to order. The beef was incredibly tender and rich. In hindsight, I almost wish we'd had the potatoes from the Adana Kebab to eat alongside it because they would've been the perfect accompaniment. Vermont Quail Kebab (5/5): Tied with the Sultan's Delight as our favorite entrée. The quail was juicy, well-spiced, and surprisingly easy to eat. I'd absolutely order this again. Adana Kebab (4/5): By this point, I think we were simply getting full. The kebab itself was good, but not nearly as memorable as the other meat dishes. Ironically, the potatoes and peppers that came with it might have been my favorite part--they would've paired perfectly with the Sultan's Delight. Baked Alaska (4.5/5): Delicious. The toasted meringue paired wonderfully with the coconut ice cream, though we were a little mixed on the passionfruit caramel, which came across slightly burnt and more acidic than expected. After a while the meringue did become quite sweet, so we ended up pairing some with the Muhallebi. Dark Chocolate Muhallebi (3.5/5): Yes...we ordered two desserts. I was mostly drawn in by the kaymak ice cream, but the Muhallebi itself was almost completely unsweetened. I'm usually all for desserts that aren't overly sweet, but this one leaned more savory than I expected. We actually ended up adding some leftover meringue from the Baked Alaska to balance it out. Looking back, given both our appetites (and our wallets), I think we would've been perfectly happy just ordering the Baked Alaska. Overall, Oleana was a lovely spot for a date night. While it didn't quite live up to the lofty expectations I'd built up from all the praise, we still had a really enjoyable meal. Our main waiter was kind, and I appreciated that the dishes came out in rounds, giving us plenty of time to eat and chat. The meat dishes were definitely the highlights for us, but overall there's a lot to like here.

We work nearby and have been consistently been going here at least twice a week since they opened…read more The gyros are awesome, all fresh ingredients and delicious. It may not be the most authentic gyro but they are so good. Spicy chicken is my fav. Most people get the plates cause it's so much food, I prefer the gyros cause they press and cook the pita wrap fresh for every order. The owner makes all the sauces from scratch, there is a lot of love that goes into their flavors. I love the harissa and the avocado tahini. The salads are legit, I build my own every time and it's sooo good. Thai cashew dressing is delicious. Everyone who works there is so nice, Noah is awesome and we always laugh about something. Overall this place is my favorite place to eat in the area. Fresh and delicious.

This place has been such a great addition to the neighborhood! My fiance loves going when WFH to…read moregrab a gyro, and their fix-in options are healthy and plentiful. I don't particularly love the chicken they use, and sometimes the veggies don't taste that fresh, but my fiance has never complained about any of it! Service is always super quick and friendly (it's like a Greek chipotle), and they share a space with a build-your-own salad place (which I actually love!). It's a great fast-casual place to grab food and go with plenty of seating if you'd like to eat there too! I did once find a ladybug in my salad though, so be warned.

Delicious kebab salads and rice plates and sides. My favorite is the beef/lamb shawarma over Greek…read moresalad, with the very addictive eggplant moussaka and fried cauliflower sides. Plus a pita to dip into the moussaka, of course. Quick service, friendly staff. Lots of seating in the 100 Fed concourse. Go early (before noon) to beat the lunch crowd lines.

One Hundred Federal Street has a fun nickname - the Pregnant Building. If you've seen it, you'd…read moreunderstand. Well, sometime last year or so, a glass addition was built on the Congress Street side of the building. Turns out that this addition houses a handful of dining options including Blue Bottle Coffee, Bailey & Sage, and Aceituna Grill, each with their individually decorated open dining space. My order was a pita roll-up $7.95, with Shawarma chicken, and all the (non-spicy, no extra cost) fixings: Hummus Mayo Garlic Sauce Lettuce Tomatoes Pickles Pickled Turnips Onions Garlic Sauce French Fries Tahini The pita was small, and it was literally rolled up, with both ends open, not folded in on the ends like a burrito. Since I asked for both initial spreads, the hummus spoon was then used to spread them on my pita and dropped back in with the hummus. A cross-contamination possibility for those for whom this would be an issue. My bundle was delivered to me wrapped in two white (waxed?) sheets, which for immediate consumption could be sufficient. Be careful in case of drippage, however, they do have foil sheets if you ask. It was okay in terms of taste, however the bundle was wrapped a bit loose and lacking in generosity. I also belatedly realized that the fries never made it into my roll-up.