Desert Heat in Suburban Florida…read more Coral Springs is not exactly known for culinary danger. It's polite. It's manicured. It behaves. And then you walk into Falafel Gourmet and suddenly you're not in suburbia anymore -- you're in a little Middle Eastern oasis hiding in plain sight on State Road 7. First thing that hits you? That glass case of baklava. Not two sad trays. Not corner-store pastry vibes. A full shimmering lineup of honey-soaked, pistachio-loaded, syrup-dripping architecture. It's the kind of display that makes you whisper, "I'll pretend I'm taking it home for later." You're not. You're eating it in the car. Then the homemade lemonade. Not powdered. Not lazy. Fresh. Bright. And just when you think you've figured it out -- there's that hint of ginger. Subtle heat. Like it knows something you don't. It cuts through the richness like a blade. One sip and you realize Florida doesn't deserve this level of refreshment. Now let's talk shawarma. Lamb. Chicken. We had both. And this is where things get serious. Juicy. Properly seasoned. Wrapped tight. No soggy collapse halfway through. No bland filler. Just meat that's been treated with respect and cooked like someone's grandmother might actually yell at them if they messed it up. If your shawarma needs sauce to survive, you've already failed. This one doesn't. The service? Warm. Real. No robotic upsell script. You feel like they actually want you there. Like they care whether you enjoyed it. And then the teas. There's a section of teas that will make you want to point randomly and say, "Surprise me." You start asking questions. You start trusting recommendations. You start planning a second visit before the first one is done. This isn't fast food. It's edible hospitality. We walked in curious. We walked out planning to come back tomorrow night. That's the only review metric that matters. Will I come back? Hell yes.

Beautiful grocery products and teas - but it is not kosher anymore…read more There are no certificates and the staff confirmed.

Great food and the owners are very nice! Lots of products and the ambiance was very nice.read more

It's Friday night at 7pm and we Dropped by as we were in the area... which is a little shady which…read moreshould have been my first clue of things to come. This restaurant is Located in a "Class C center "... clue #2. When we entered we were the only people inside as another couple was leaving with take-out. While we waited to order we failed to see any employees for a few minutes.. clue #3. Finally a woman in middle eastern attire showed up & we ordered. 1 Greek salad with Gyro meat & 1 Gyro platter with yellow rice, French fries, hummus & pita bread. 15 minutes later it was ready & we were ready to pay for it. Clue #4. The Greek salad was small & the meat was not those long cuts of delicious lamb, but rather tidbits or remnants of lamb pieces. No Feta cheese to be found either. It was edible but underwhelming. My platter was anything but a platter... because it all was crammed into a styrofoam box with little compartments. The lamb was a super small portion of the same chopped lamb remnants more like lamb hash. The rice was white not yellow...I ordered fries and got a morsel of salad instead....no hummus present but I think it was babaganoush... and no pita bread anywhere to be found! What a disaster! Now I'm mad that I left a Tip. Furthermore the prices on the in store menu are not the same as your final ticket. I was charged $16.99 for my platter when the menu clearly states $15.99. This was the most disappointing Mediterranean food I have ever had in the 11 years living in this area. I usually love supporting local independent businesses but in this case I highly recommend you DO NOT support this Family business until they improve the Food, the service & the prices Charged. We in Boca Raton know better Food and deserve better than this attempt. As a YELP Elite reviewer and a Food & Beverage Executive I'll state that This restaurant isn't worthy of our residents support.

I like when places understand the difference between take out and dine in when it comes to…read morepresentation. I got the shawarma bowl to go which would be served in a fried pita bowl. Obviously the bowl would get soggy by the time I got home so it was neatly packaged outside of the other ingredients. The hot meat was separate from the cool tabouleh and when I got home I just mixed it all together. There was an explosion of flavor I didn't even have to use the sauce on the side. I do think $18 is pricey for a food truck BUT I did have plenty leftover so when you think about it as 2 meals, it's not that bad. Delicious and easy to order, pick up. The truck is adjacent to a gas station so easy parking. Highly recommend!

Es la mejor comida mediterránea que me he comido en el area nunca había visto un plato con tanta…read morecreatividad como el shawarma bowl super delicioso! Lo recomiendo 100% calidad!

We met friends from Minnesota who were visiting Florida here for dinner. He is a vegetarian and…read moreshe's a pescatarian and they are both kosher. This was their choice of restaurants. The restaurant is kosher. My husband and I shared a felafel platter. First off they bring a dish of pickled veggies to the table and a basket of fluffy pita -- even before you order. I really like the beet marinated turnips. Some of the "pickles" were a bit spicy for me but my husband liked them all. The felafel were wonderful. Perfectly cooked and still moist inside. You got to choose six salads from the "bar". We selected hummus, Israeli salad, babaganoush, beets, and a chunky eggplant. My favorites were the hummus and the eggplant. We were given extra pita as well. In addition, we got a side of beans and rice. The white beans were soft and flavorful as was the rice. My husband brought half home and had with his eggs the next day for breakfast (!). Our friends had a veggie platter and a salmon pita wrap. The veggie platter was their choices from the salad bar. The salmon was hot and freshly cooked and served as a sandwich with condiments added. They didn't have the knafeh (listed on the online menu) that my husband likes, but they did have bobka (cake) that looked great -- although we were too full to try it. Kosher food -- especially the meat dishes -- are exceedingly expensive now. Not being kosher, I had no clue, so some of the menu prices are a bit of a shock. However, if you stick to the appetizers and smaller dishes, and share, (portions are large) you will be okay price wise. I have a friend who lives near by and likes middle eastern food. I told her about this place and we are already planning to come here.

Owner & staff are friendly(to people whom they know). Otherwise, place your order, pay, eat &…read moreleave. Food is average, but plentiful. Quite clean.

Motek never disappoints. The restaurant is located inside Seybold building…read more The appetizer menu sampler items were delicious and the Moroccan Cigars as well. The Servers were excellent assisting all customers.

For the money, great value. Quick service, no frills, easy. If you are downtown Miami this is a…read moregood stop to fill your belly. Food is very good- great hummus.

The hospitality and the food are on par! Traditional Lebanese falafel and shawarma at its finest.read more

Love the Lamb Shawarma I ordered from Zaatar Shawarma Falafel Station. This is my first time eating…read morea Shawarma and I can't believe I didn't try this sooner! Luckily, this restaurant is close by to where I live so it's not a long drive for me. I ordered it online and asked for a side of hummus on the side. They also sell Middle Eastern perfumes/fragrances and delicious Dubai chocolate as well! The next time I visit, I'm definitely ordering their Pistachio Baklava as well.

One of the perks about being Tami in Miami? Top notch food trucks all year EvErYwHeRe! If u like…read morethe adventure of trying random food trucks galore any day or night of the week, you are in luck! There are soooo many well prices delicious options around. A quick yelp search brings up anything you want within your area. We are always up for trying a new one, but Gyros 305 is a keeper! The guys are super cool and there's always seating there by the trucks if u prefer to eat fresh and chill outside. Here, I love their healthy falafel & green salad hubby likes shawarma or gyros. If u r into mediterranean check them out in the 305, it's all good here! Thanks for following me and happy yelping!

I believe when they first opened they were Kada, now they are called Gyros 305. Seems like now the…read morequantity of meat in the gyros has significantly increased. Excellent Greek fries!