Cafe Istanbul is our go to place for Turkish food. Excellent kebabs, delicious bread to start, and…read morelots of great options. Their baba ghanoush is terrific. We recently had dinner for 110 people and they provided an excellent buffet with lots of vegetarian options for some of our guests. Their outdoor patio is lovely (sometimes the music gets a bit loud), and the service is generally good.

Sometimes it's easy to overlook Cafe Istanbul since it's not the walking distance of Bridge Park or…read moreHistoric Dublin, but don't let that deter you! It's a short drive and well worth it! It's a beautiful restaurant that sits along the river and has some beautiful views - especially on a gorgeous spring/summer evening! Their food is top notch as well! I've dined in several times in the past, but decided to get takeaway and take it to the pavilion by the pedestrian bridge to people watch and have a nice after dinner walk. Food to go was just as good as dining in - at least for the Chicken Kebab. Made with white meat chicken, you get 5-6 large pieces with rice and veggies. I was excited to learn they had rice pudding to go as well because theirs is quite good! I ordered over the phone, had about a 25 min wait on a busy evening. All were friendly and ensuring I was being helped.

Showed up in the middle of what was one of the worst snowstorms to be greeted with a smile and…read moreamazing food. Beef Shawarma wrap was out of this world, Falafel was amazing. Being a Los Angeles native we are lucky with some of the best Mediterranean food in the world, and I can say in confidence that Food Hamati is up there with some of the best spots I've been to. A true gem and a must for anybody in Columbus to try.

This place is small for dine-in, but the food is delicious. We ordered a chicken shawarma, a beef…read moreshawarma, hummus, filafels, and th shawarma came with fries. I loved the beef shawarma, whereas the chicken shawarma was good too. I'm just not much of a chicken fan as I am of beef and lamb, but it was still good. The combination of meat to salad, pickle, and garlic toum was perfect. The filafels were on point too, along with the hummus tasting exceptionally good.

My husband wanted to try this for Father's Day. The small platter served three of us with lots to…read moretake home! The pita bread was the best! Want to come back and try some other dishes.

I stopped in for carryout one night on the way home. It is an order-at-the-counter type place,…read morewith lots of seating in the dining area. There was a photo of a barramundi entree that looked good, so I ordered that. I also got a chicken shawarma entree. The entrees come with rice & side salad. I also ordered a fried cauliflower side. After unpacking my bag at home, I found 5 pieces of pita bread with extra garlic sauce. It is whipped and very garlicky. I didn't like it and couldn't eat it. They had plastic lidded cups of fresh juices on ice for around $7. They are closed on Tuesdays. They do not serve alcohol. I thought the food was good, and portioned well. They are a bit pricey, but the food tasted fresh.

We had different shawarmas with fries, everything was great! Service was excellent! We will go back.read more

I wanted more for this place. We got the appetizer sampler which was the highlight by a lot. We…read morealso got the grill mix and the lentil soup that's complimentary. Everything desperately needed salt. The staff was pleasant and attentive.

LaShish the Greek is no more. It is now Mr. Shawarma / LaShish the Greek and it is completely…read moredifferent and really bad. The proprietor was nice but he spoke very little English. The menu was only on the wall and it listed names of dishes and prices but no photos or descriptions. It made ordering difficult. For some reason, my Chicken Shawarma Bowl included rice but my friend's Felafel Bowl did not. My vegetables were nice & fresh but my chicken was tiny little strips that seemed like chicken product - it was strips or stripes of dark and light meat and it didn't really look like or taste like chicken. My bowl also needed a lot more sauce. Also, the restaurant had no music so it was so quiet that you could hear everyone else's conversation. I think we all tried to whisper but still it was uncomfortable. This "new" Lashish is no substitute for the old one.

Small, unassuming shawarma spot un a strip mall, Lashish is halal and has a great selection of…read moreshawarma plates and wraps. The lamb shawarma was solid but the star of the show was the chicken shawarma. It was flavorful, and very juicy wrapped up in crispy Saj bread. The staff were also very friendly as well. It is a great sit down or grab and go option.

It's all about the food at Anna's. I'm half Greek, my father was born there. There is no restaurant…read morein Columbus that serves truly authentic Greek food like Anna's. Of course you can wait till Labor Day weekend and get some amazing food at the festival. The Mad Greek is pretty good too but Anna's is my go to. Since I discovered the Lamb Parnassos I can't order any other entree. Greek comfort food at its best.

Several of us (10?) met for lunch and we all really liked our food. One nice thing about this…read morerestaurant is that they offer a lunch menu with very reasonable prices. I ordered the Eggplant Zorba Style which was actually listed as a Starter but it came with grilled pita and it was more than enough food for a meal. We all got our correct food order, though two people had their bills switched and one person paid and left early without noticing so someone else got stuck with the other's higher bill. Glad it wasn't me. Other than that, our waiter was perfect. He ran back and forth and took care of everyone's details.

The food here tastes so fresh! We both got the Lebanese Salata but I had falafel and the other…read moreorder had chicken. These both came with warmed pita bread. I ordered in store and it took less than 10 minutes for my to go! It's very pretty in there the lighting fixtures are so pretty. Lots of space and it's very cozy. The dessert case looks like it has lots of good treats. I was here earlier in the summer as well and had a very tasty, flavorful, and moist lemon cake!

I had lunch with a large group and we all got the correct items and correct checks. We had to wait…read morea while for the checks but it was OK. I ordered the Chicken Mishwi Salad with Za-atar Vinaigrette dressing. The dressing was mostly tasteless but the salad ingredients were quite tasty so that made up for it. The chicken was flavorful and the olives and feta added salt and flavor. The greens were also nice & fresh. Also, it was a nice generous serving. A friend ordered the hummus & pita and I was disappointed in the pita. It was kind of thin (not what you'd expect pita to be) and cold. Aladdin's used to serve thick wedges of warm pita which were delicious. Not a perfect lunch but very nice.

So busy trying new spots & forget about the old time superstars? This is one of them!! I've…read morereturned after being away several years. It hasn't changed. Still serves the best gyros and unique sides like cauliflower salad, eggplant salad & tabule. Maybe the fries have changed a little. They use to be like "crack" . Addictive. Not so much now or maybe rehab helped. Anyway, the place still doesn't look like much and service is still great. ( shoutout to Felix been there 16 years!!) No matter what you get it will be 100% tasty.

Extremely fresh tasty middle east food. This place place is easy to miss. It is between a bar and a…read morecigarette shop. The interior is plain but extremely clean. The hummus is home made and delicious and the schwarma is first rate. Falafel is the best in town . The fries are crispy and the spices used make them addicting