As a 78 y.o. health food nut who looks and moves decades younger than 78, Mezeh is my primary go-to…read moreat lunch or dinner time; whichever one I decide to eat that day. I intermittent fast for good health and a vibrant immune system and there is no better way to come off of a 16 to 24-hour fast than at Mezeh. The food is not only as fresh and natural without a lot of ultra-processed sugar laden junk food, but the variety is the best you'll find anywhere. Ten if u are on their rewards system, every so often your meal is a FRACTION of the cost. Mezeh is the best, and I have eaten here in many cities ... as Tina would say " Simply the Best" Look at this bowl and compare it anywhere

I forgot how much I love Mezeh. I first got introduced to them via Yelp many moons ago. I like that…read morethey've grown over the years and they're so many convenient locations now. I stopped in late evening and it wasn't busy. Overall service was great. I was able to use the inKind app (download that if you don't have it). I did a beef swharma bowl and it was so delicious. I'm a big fan of black lentils. I feel like I'll be visiting Mezeh more often. It gss been too long!

We had a good experience at great Greek Mediterranean Grill restaurant. We have been in other…read morelocations and they are one of the fence. The place was quiet and because I will order very fast staff or friendly and the food taste great.

I was visiting from out of state, and my companion had been here before and recommended it. We…read morestopped in rather late, so the place was quiet, but the two workers there were very friendly. Ordering was easy, the cook (I think it was the cook) was always smiling and friendly, and the food was delicious. Fwiw, I ordered a Gyro sandwich to take home, and it was HUGE and tasty and very filling. I'd highly recommend this small place for great food!!!

Ok Yelpers, all hands and hungry mouths on deck‼…read more From the guy who made Amigos in Laurel 2LiT4CincodeMayo, with my review, but they were doing amazing all by themselves anyway... I'm bringing you another hidden gem!! This one is still hidden because well, I don't see you here yet ... I had a hunkering and craving for Suya, that I just couldn't Shake, and I knew this spot was new and made a U turn....skurrrrrt before heading home on an empty tummy tank‼ let me tell you, I'm glad I popped in, the manager was on deck and made my Suya fresh and hot, I also got the jollof rice as a side, the Suya was perfect, and if you know Suya the trick is to get the right, rich and flavorful chewiness and tenderness colliding, the manager even served me up a few puff puffs for patronizing the business!!! I felt like a winner today, for sure. Don't forget the spicy and I mean SPICY pepper sauce for to dip your meat in, as you know I don't eat food to eat food, I eat the food to eat the sauce, but let me warn you, if you do t know west African food, and I mean home cooked right from the mother land, you better get hip, they have flavor and SPICE AND ITS NOT FOR THE WEAK, bruh! this spot is right across the street from Dematha high school and if the football coach knew what's good and need them boys to get some pepp in their step, he'd intro them to this place, protein packed ehummm (to the weight lifting coach)but I digress, everyone else, this spot "GOT NEXT", it's and Afro Paruvian combination menu, someone definitely had a bright idea, perfect for this region to combine two of the most poppin culinary delights in these streets. Come and get SOME!!!

Warm customer service and deliciously seasoned, juicy, and fall-off-the-bone chicken. Super solid…read moresides as well, with freshly fried yuca, melt-in-your-mouth spinach, and excellent jollof rice. Hubs and I split the half chicken and three sides and it was a perfect amount of food. They weren't that busy when we went around lunch on a weekday, but that's probably because they just opened up and perhaps folks don't know about it yet. Worth a visit for sure! Looking forward to going back to try the suya and other menu offerings.

The Cedars of Lebanon is an easily-overlooked cafe right on the corner of the Old Greenbelt…read moreShopping Center which is a lovely hidden gem. I spent every summer in this town, growing up, and I never discovered this restaurant until a precious friend brought me here a few years ago. It's a dated, though efficient, and charming, cafe with fresh dishes you might love. Firstly, if you plan on having lunch here on a Monday, make sure you are able to finish by 2:45 since they close by 3pm. All other days, they are open past 8pm. We started with the sweet potato soup despite the fact that the reviews for the lentil soup here are the highest. Yes! If it's featured: get it! The turmeric and coconut milk make this soup delightful. The herbs made it so fresh and there was just the right amount of sweetness and gentle heat. Parsley really adds to this recipe and I'm not usually a fan of this herb. The pitas are soft, thin and light. Love them. We needed to order more. I've never had such paper-thin pitas. Yum! I love love love the hummus, here. It is nothing short of divine. The flavors are fabulous and deeply complex. You can really taste the tahini. The olive oil is mild and delicious. I exclaimed, "the hummus was the best ever." And then 5 minutes later, I read a review by Yelper James H. where he says it's the best ever and, "... this hummus at Cedars of Lebanon might have ruined all other hummus for me forever." While I've had similar swooning feelings over the hummus at Lebanese Taverna in Tyson's Corner, this hummus is at least a top contender if not the metro DC area's hummus winner. The cucumber mint yogurt salad is nice, cold and refreshing. You can really taste the mint. I would order this yogurt salad with every meal. The falafel pizza is unusual and fresh. Straight away-- you can taste the tahini, parsley and couscous. The dough is grainy and natural. And there are radishes on this falafel pizza: not overpowering. For the $9 or so pricepoint, this dish is a true labor of love. To prep all of these vegetables, even with food processors, must take time. How novel of a dish! Put the yogurt salad on this pizza. You will thank me. And I only did it because I was watching someone else slather it on. There were at least 12 desserts on the menu. Meow. If we weren't so full of pita, hummus, tahini and fresh veggies, we certainly would love to taste a few of these. As well as the Turkish coffee, with an authentic ceramic and metal carafé presentation.

Pretty easy, breezy no-frills restaurant…read more We stopped by Cedars of Lebanon, because it was one of the few places that had outdoor seating and was not full. The restaurant has a small outdoor dining area with three four-seater tables, which was find for our two dogs. The experience overall was pretty low key, which necessarily is not a bad thing. Although there is waiter/waitress service, you will have to order your food at the cashier's counter. Actually, maybe that's only a thing if you are dining outside. The menu has a nice mix of Middle Eastern dishes. I went with a beef (or maybe it was lamb) kabob plate. The portions were fine and my meal was pretty good. It was not out of this world amazing, but it got the job done. I thought that the prices were pretty good for the area and the amount of food received. Although the food was fine, I do not think that I would go out of my way (e.g., driving more than 30 minutes) to dine here. Just be aware that the restaurant does not serve alcoholic beverages.

Everything was really good. Loved the chicken, rice and beans and plantains. Jason, who greeted us…read moreat the door, was very helpful--explaining the menu, taking our order, and getting our food and drinks. My only complaint was that my menu item of dark meat was supposed to be two legs and a thigh. Instead I got one leg, part of a back and part of a breast--which obviously wasn't dark meat. My husband, who does not like chcken, enjoyed his quesadilla w/ steak.

First time at this Sardi's. Very nice, clean and well lit seating area. You order at a counter -…read morethe Staff were all enthusiastic and friendly. The food was very good. My partner and I each got 1/2 chicken with a sides. For the sides, we got green beans, black beans, Brussel sprouts and mixed veggies. (I wanted the garlic broccoli, but they told me it would be a 10 minute wait). Soda fountain available for free refills of soft drinks. Bathroom was clean.

I used to love this place! They've gone way way down! Recently ordered a Japanese pan noodles with…read moresteak and the portion size was that of a small bowll. I feel like I got ripped off! It didn't even fill me up. I was still very hungry after! Yikes! Don't think I'll be coming back. Just not worth it!

Great food and service food is fresh and delicious , Ambiance is great to share with family and…read morefriends

I've ordered Uber Eats from this place before and when I ordered the first time, I ordered it again…read morethe next day, it was so good. I was finally in the area and got a chance to go in person and wow, the experience of eating the food fresh there was even better - although I must say this food does travel very well. I wish I caught the young man's name, who was the cashier, but he was great! He was very friendly, just seemed like a good, hardworking kid. I wanted a classic so I just got the gyro platter, the Greek fries and the soup. The soup is so good and reminds me of my favorite Greek place back home in chicago, I used to eat this type of soup every weekend with my family. Ingredients are fresh here and quality is always A1. The Greek fries are my favorite and a guilty pleasure. They are so flavorful and have the best texture. The gyro was also very filling and they really don't skimp out here with their toppings. I'm an extra sauce kinda gal and here, they really just go above and beyond without you ever needing to ask them. I wish I had a closer location in DC! Manifesting a central dc location soon! thanks to your staff for a wonderful meal!

So I was struggling because low key I was on my way to chic fila but it was closed for…read moreconstruction. I was trying to make a healthy decision and stumbled across the big Greek cafe. I checked yelp and it had great reviews so I decided to give it a try. Best decision I made all day. The service I received was amazing. The cashier was super patient. I couldn't figure what I wanted so he had me describe what I had in mind and helped me order. My salad was fresh and delicious. My chicken skewers were so juicy. My potatoes were a bit greasy but tasted perfect. The price and portion were reasonable and don't get me started on the pita bread and the tzatziki sauce. I'll be back...

To Celebrate EID I was looking for kabobs to devour. I was happy to see that this place was in the…read morearea. I checked the reviews and saw rave reviews from my Yelp friends. I think it was the owner ( man with a beard) was very welcoming. I ordered the ground beef kabob. It came with rice, salad, and naan. The owner offered us house made chai tea. Which was possibly the best chai I ever had. The kebab was soooo delicious. It was marinated in delicious middle eastern spices and made to order. The naan: perfecto! Salad; delicious! The sauce was new to me, but it was good. The rice: delicious, seasoned with carrot shredding, raisins... I wished I ordered more to go home. I've to other locations but this location made me feel welcome and like I was at home. If your looking for a place to celebrate EID or anything... look no further!

Following each victorious battle in places ranging from the fictional (Gateway City in the U.S.) to…read morethe real (San Paolo, Brazil and Chittagong, Bangladesh), Diana, implores Athena for knowledge and for permission to put a halt to the eternal suffering of someone whose form she took in a previous issue of Kelly Thompson's Absolute Wonder Woman. Soon, cracks of lightning split the sky; and the booming, bothered voice of Athena rings out: "ENOUGH!" Diana travels to gain Athena's audience; and, on the way, engages in a reflective monologue: "What others call mythology I call history. But all history is written by the winners. And myths are no different." One of Diana's many takeaways from Absolute Wonder Woman Annual #1 is "It is impossible not to compare..." My wife and I certainly felt that way when we made the short trek to Maiwand Kabab at 10555 Greenbelt Road in Lanham, Maryland. Although we enjoyed our orders of Lamb Curry, Babaganoush, Pumpkin, and a chicken wrap, each dish did not quite possess the same magic as the Fulton, Maryland location of Maiwand Kabob. Notably, the Nan was a bit overcooked, and the Pumpkin was missing the garlic yoghurt and ground beef sauce that my wife enjoyed so much from the other Maiwand Kabob location.