Every time I am in town I always make time to stop by! The best bread and garlic dip…read more This time I had the Tabouleh salad with meat shwarma. Delicious! Service was quick and plenty of seating. They always greet you when you first enter Restaurant is always inviting and was busy for a Monday.

It was a beautiful day and we sat outside. We were waited on with no issues since in all the times…read morewe never saw anyone outside eating. The waiter was on top of his game. We ordered a combo for two and a few side orders for the 4 of us. The food was tasty but not ever hot. Warm but I would have preferred it hotter. We will be back

I was super excited to see this opening up closer to me, I love the Telegraph location and I've…read morebeen to the Royal Oak location before as well. I always get the sandwich with tandoori chicken, tandoori sauce, garlic, pickles, and a bunch of veggies. Today, I also got tabouli, and I tried the pickled beets, which were excellent. My husband and I got takeout, but it looked like there was a nice seating area as well. The only con for me for this franchise is the price - it's a bit pricey, but the sandwiches are huge, so you could make two meals out of it if you weren't super hungry. The sandwiches are about $13 each, and if you get a protein like lamb there's an upcharge. I believe the bowls are about $15 each. Make sure to ask for some samoon chips with your order, too! These are like bagel chips with za'atar spice and I've never seen them anywhere else. It was about $29 for two sandwiches for us - like I said, pretty pricey but portions are gigantic.

Was happy this place opened up as I have been wanting to try it. Unfortunately it was a major miss…read morefor me. I ordered a honest bowl with the chicken thigh as my protein. The meat was very dry and I mean very dry. Chicken thighs aren't usually dry, but these ones were. The rice wasn't bad but not my favorite. I did like that you could get a grape leaf for a topping. But you're limited on toppings to 2 of each section which I didn't like. I did get free bread and that was actually really good. It came out fresh. Service was nice and you can try sauces and such. That's a plus, but the food was just not a wow factor for me.

The chicken shawarma was good, but not good enough for me to eat again when I compared it to the…read moreother restaurants in the area, where I feel you can get a much tastier chicken Shawarma. What I would 100% reorder is their Legacy Bowl. It was delicious! It comes with rice, chicken, pita way sauce, hummus, lettuce, onion, pickles and tomatoes. I think the sauces are what takes it to the next level. I would for sure order this again

Pita Way might be one of my new stops. The food is very good…read more I've only ever ordered the dark meat chicken and I enjoy the flavor. The rice is good, the tabouli is made fresh and everything else is super enjoyable. I like the rice and fattoush dressing is amazing. The staff team really rocks as they are helpful and patient. There is a rewards system they have to earn points. I haven't done enough points yet to see what you get, but hopefully it's good stuff. My only gripe is I wish there was a bigger portion of meat. I usually get the extra half portion because I feel it's not enough meat. Prices are standard to most places. So overall good joint for some great food.

This meal ended up working out despite several bumps in the road…read more First, bless the hard-working lady who was manning the front solo on Sunday evening. When we came in she let us know that it was carryout only because she was the only one there. Ok, no problem, we had planned to eat in but we ordered to go instead. Despite how harried she obviously was, she was still super nice. We started ordering, but know that for whatever reason this location doesn't offer several entree options, including the Olga burger and 2 or 3 others. (They might consider it because my aunt was going to order it, as well as the guy right after her!) We all went with the original Olga and I got the zucchini fries which I recall having years ago. Despite the short staff, the wait wasn't long. I have to say, Olga's has still got it. A gyro here is better than anywhere else (it's the sauce and the bread!) The zucchini fries would have likely been best fresh out of the fryer but still weren't bad. Still a Michigan favorite! Hope they can get more help soon.

First off, it smelled when I walked in. The floor was not swept or vacuumed at the entrance. Food…read moreis sub par. I haven't been to Olga's in years. Not the same. Pretty disappointing.

This was hands down amazing! There were 5 of us all swapping each other's meal to share…read more I grew up with Mediterranean food, so always excited when we can find a good place. We thought the prices were reasonable. Good amount of tables for dining. Very nice people. Will be back for sure!!

This place is a hidden gem, I was in the area for some work and saw this place, went in to try…read moretheir shawarma and they didn't disappoint. The service is immaculate and the food is amazing, I would definitely give 9 out of 10 to their shawarma. Definitely coming back again and enjoying their food.

I literally just needed to find a restaurant somewhere around Ann Arbor to fit 8 of us on…read moregraduation weekend. I searched for a long time until I finally stumbled about Le George. Northville is such a beautiful town. We were so happy to dine here, and our large party table was ready when we arrived! Highlights from the menu: grape leaf rolls and kafta brochettes. Everything else was good but not outstanding. I've seen some complaints about the calamari and I just want to say that it's not the normal fried calamari that restaurants usually served, but it's not bad! The owner was there and he was very nice. Again, I'm generally biased towards small business owners who are kind and provide good service. Not sure when I'll ever be back in town, but if you're looking for a restaurant to eat at in Northville, I'd recommend Le George!

My sister-in-law reminds me of how fortunate I am to be surrounded by great Middle Eastern cuisine…read more And I am. You can tell from the sheer number of reviews that I've written that I am partial to it. So I was anticipating both the meal and more importantly, the company of a good friend and mentor. Le George sits in our tiny downtown, amidst some good dining options (Table 5, Toria, Lucy and the Wolf). Both indoor and outdoor dining choices are available; I would have chosen outdoors but it was brutally hot to even contemplate. The restaurant offers a number of apps, including hummus, falafel, grape leaves, and spinach pie. I had the latter and was glad to try a different recipe. The spinach was boldly flavored with lemon and nutmeg and wrapped in a puffy crust, not the usual phyllo dough. I had wanted the whitefish but it wasn't available that evening. Instead, I went with the chicken tawuk and my friend had the shrimp gallaba. Chicken and beef shawarma, brochettes, and lamb chops are also available. The chicken tawuk consisted of 4 chunks of grilled chicken, seasoned rice, and a few veggies. Compared to other restaurants, the portion sizes are significantly smaller here. My chicken was inconsistently cooked (which is weird). Half the chicken cubes were perfectly tender and moist. The others were drier - though not inedible. My friend appreciated the flavor of her shrimp dish. We both appreciated the energy and positive attitude of the staff.

Oh my goodness what a FABULOUS restaurant with a wonderful owner and incredible food! I was staying…read morenearby for work, and stopped here prior to checking into the hotel, for carryout. When I walked in, I was greeted by the owner and a large menu to peruse. He helped me with what best to order based on what I liked, and even decreased the size of a few items to ensure I wasn't overwhelmed with food (even though I still was!). I left with enough food for 5 and probably ate for 2.5. I was sad to leave leftovers because everything was phenomenal! I had a variety of proteins, the garlic sauce was fantastic, hummus was light and homemade and the bread was airy and difficult to stop eating. Can't recommend this restaurant enough - I'd love to dine in if I ever got the chance, as the restaurant itself was adorable and large!

If your are closed, then update your website Or take it down…read moreinstead of finding out 1 hour later after placing an online order

I get this delivered all the time!!! Omg the shallot yogurt is a wow. So delicious and thick. If…read moreyou wanted I bet you could add plain yogurt to make even more shallot yogurt for yourself. I like the chicken kebab, salmon, literally everything. I know it's not as good as making your own Persian food but for those of us who aren't Persian, wow! They also pack the food really well for delivery and I like the tomato they give. It goes well with the food. I'm sure service and ambiance are nice I just have not been in person!

Went here on the recommendation of friend and was very pleasantly surprised. The prices seem to be…read morehefty, but you do get a ton of food for you money. Also, the bread is not like any that I have had at a Middle Eastern restaurant. It reminds me of good garlic bread from an Italian restaurant. The restaurant space is huge and looks like it would be a fun place for a party. The server was pleasant and even offered me a free dish on my first visit. I have been back since my first trip and I tried the buffet. I would recommend going off the menu, as I think the food and bread taste better fresh out of the kitchen. Also, the dessert they offer with the buffet is a random hodge podge of bulk food from Costco/Sam's. That small issue aside, the food the serve here is beautifully presented and packed with flavor. It is no on quarterly rotation with my family. Solid joint that deserve more hype.