We have been seeing on Social Media for quite some time this place so we finally was able to go…read more They have sooo many options, when we first arrived here we grabbed a menu and sat off to the side just to take a moment and read everything. They have a late night menu and they are open until 1 am. We ended up getting two bowls one salmon and the other was grilled chicken. The grilled chicken was seasoned to perfection. It wasn't hot it was room temperature. What lost me was the sauces that go on top. I ordered all 3 so that I could see which one I liked. White sauce taste like yogurt .... Ahhh no thank you I wasn't expecting that. The red sauce is like a spicy ketchup but it just didn't do it for me. The green sauce was mild somewhat but not good enough for me to spread across my bowl. That's the one sauce that is close to my liking but it's not quite there yet. The salmon bowl we ordered the purple rice and it taste like regular rice just colored in my opinion. Corn was cold .The salmon wasn't hot when I dug my fork into it no steam or anything came out so I'm not sure how long it sat before we received it. Mind you we ate inside of the restaurant so there was no gapped time in between preparation and delivery. We did order french fries and I must say they were really good. Again not hot but room temperature. We did try the signature lemonades, rose and mango flavored. The mango flavored was delicious the rose was okay. I did have something floating inside of my lemonade that was green mind you I didn't order anything green ( lettuce or guacamole) but once I told the guy at the register he quickly corrected it and gave me a newer one. I went on a Sunday evening and it wasn't busy. I'm on the fence about this place I may go back but if I do I may just get chicken wings and the loaded fries. They are open late so you never know.

We just went here for Mother's Day dinner! I was SO excited to learn about this place! I started…read moreeating strictly halal several years ago and I've missed bulgogi SO much! I ordered the bulgogi bowl with rice - my husband got bulgogi with fries thingy, my son a Gogi burger and Spicey bacon fries and we got daughter the carne with fries. My daughter's carne with fries - which we specifically asked for no sauce or cheese - bc she's a very picky eater - took well over 25 minutes to make. All of us had our food and she was crying (she's 7) bc she was so hungry and didn't like anything we had. The food cost over $70 and honestly I was semi pleased at best. My bowl was so so rice heavy with not enough meat - and it didn't taste like Korean bulgogi. It was good - but not bulgogi. The meat and fries combo was almost all fries with little meat - so again - we paid $70 for fries and rice - and my daughter didn't like the carne at all and ate her fries. My husband likes the bulgogi fries but again - little bulgogi - large amounts of sauce and fries. The best thing was the churros. The reason I'm giving a 3 is bc I was to love this place. This is my dream combo - I love Korean and Mexican food! And you can't find halal everywhere. I just am disappointed at the wait time and the prices for what we got.

This was a good experience, large portions, and very flavorful…read more For appetizers, we ordered butterfly shrimp,wings and burnt ends platter. Shrimp were good no wow factor, wings were good just plain but would have been better if they had a sauce and the burnt ends had more of a smoked bbq flavor which was different than usual but very tender and tasty. It was served with mixed vegetables and coleslaw. Veggies were ok and seasoned and coleslaw was to be desired. Not burnt ends is an entree on the menu. For entrees: crispy chicken sandwich with fries and chicken Mishkaki. Can I say, wow the portion required stretch pants! The sandwich; meat to bun is 20% more chicken than bread. It was seasoned and fried to perfection. The fries are in house cut and seasoned well too. The chicken Mishkaki is dish never tried before but reminds you of Nazan Halal's chicken with more of a rich tomato stew flavor with peppers, onions. It was about 8 to 10 skinless thin thighs seasoned and fork tenderness served in its own plate, then another plate with rice and the fixings. Think of a fajita sizzling plate and side plate of the fixings, same as this dish. I would definitely visit again! My pictures didn't save but here are few from other viewers which is identical to what was served.

Addy's Barbeque is one of those spots my IG algorithm would not leave me alone about. Every time it…read morepopped up, I thought, "I gotta try this place." I almost didn't though, once you dig past social media, you'll see a mix of good and bad reviews, and for a split second that gave me pause. Glad I ignored that feeling. We came on a Saturday around noon for lunch with the family. Addy's sits on the edge of a larger shopping center, nothing flashy, but easy enough to find. When you walk in, the counter is right there and the dining area is pretty small, maybe 8-10 tables total. We were greeted right away by the woman at the register, let her know we were dining in, and she handed us menus to take to our table. I had seen reviews mentioning clutter or stacked plates inside, but that wasn't the case at all during our visit. Everything was clean and in order. They had some jazz playing over the speakers, which gave the place a chill, quiet-to-moderate vibe. Lighting was average, not dim, not bright. Seating is a mix of booths and tables with chairs. I started in a chair, then slid over to the booth side of the table for more leg room. I was never uncomfortable either way. There was one person waiting on food when we arrived. We ordered at the counter and had our food in about 8 minutes, which felt quick. The same woman who took our order also brought the food out, smiled, and checked on us after. No complaints at all on service. It wasn't busy while we were there, but on our way out there was a line of about six people, so it clearly picked up. What we ordered: * Brisket Quesadilla - Shredded brisket with melted cheese in a tortilla, served with sour cream and salsa. The brisket was tender, well-seasoned, and had a light smokiness that came through nicely. * Beef Ribs - Fall-off-the-bone, smoky, saucy beef ribs with fries and cornbread. The cornbread came drizzled with honey, which honestly threw me off at first. I was like, this is either about to be really bad or really good, and it was definitely the latter. Almost cake-like, moist, and flavorful. I usually skip cornbread at BBQ spots, but this one hit. I can see how someone might feel the rib portion is a little light for the price, but not enough to stop me from ordering it again. * Mixed Mishkaki (Beef & Shrimp) - This might've been the standout. East African-style kebabs in a sweet and spicy marinade, served with rice and salad. The beef was insanely tender, I could've cut it with a cheap plastic fork. The shrimp was cooked perfectly and full of flavor, mixed with peppers and onions. It came out sizzling on a hot plate, fajita-style, which surprised us in the best way. Best bang for your buck for sure. This plate could feed two regular people... or one big back. I'm big back...lol * Cajun Chicken Tenders - I usually expect cajun to be dry-rubbed, but these were saucy, and still really good. Definitely coming back to try other flavors. Price-wise, meals range roughly from $9.99 to $24.99, and overall I thought the value was solid for what you get. Maybe some room for debate on the beef ribs, but everything else made up for it easily. Honestly, there wasn't anything on the menu I didn't want to try, and I don't even feel like I've found my go-to item yet, which is a good problem to have. As for the negative reviews I saw beforehand? I don't know. Maybe wrong day, wrong time, or they caught the place during a rough moment. Our experience was smooth, the food was fire, and the restaurant was well kept. Out of a few spots I've tried because of social media hype, this one was probably the most accurate to the hype. It made a big impression on both my wife and me. I live about 40 minutes away, and I'll definitely be back to dine-in or takeout, though I'd probably dine in so the food's hot. Great spot for a lunch date or grabbing takeout. If you've been on the fence like I was, go check it out.

Just a brief note: another takeout for a concert picnic (6pm on a Saturday evening), snd another…read moredelicious quickly-prepared dinner. We ordered four meals: two chicken kebab meals, a beef kebab meal, and an order of falafels. Also salads and beverages, and plenty of tahini sauce. A home-run! Tender well-seasoned meats, lightly crispy flavorful falafel, oh that wonderful tahini sauce (you can get tzatziki, if you prefer), fresh toasty warm naan bread, fresh fluffy rice, and fresh green salad. All of it ready for pickup 15 minutes after we ordered, on Frederick west of Bloomsbury in Catonsville.

The lamb gyro was disappointing and in fact inedible. The lamb pieces were so tough they were hard…read moreto chew. The toppings were few-2 cucumbers cubes, a piece of tomato and some olive halves. The sandwich itself had so much taziki sauce, it wilted the lettuce and made the sandwich hard to hold. We had to throw away two lamb gyro sandwiches. (Total value $34.00-$16.95 each). The falafel sandwich was finished due to a person's extreme hunger. It was for the most part, bland and dry as if it were made from a mix. (Trader Joe?) The cuisine was not worth the price we paid and it was at the high end for gyro sandwiches that are found in other cities. Unfortunately, we discovered, too late, that ownership of the restaurant we first visited at that location had changed hands. So Buyer Beware!

I visited Legends Halal Grill in Windsor Mill, MD for a combo bowl after seeing their decent…read morereviews. The parking was convenient, the restaurant was clean, and the staff was nice. The food was pretty good--your typical combo bowl, nothing special.

The service was amazing. My food was done on time- it was busy but I called mine in. I'm…read moredisappointed though, $13-15 for a sub meal and it's missing ingredients... it's dry, missing seasoning. Is it bc they were busy? This was my first time, I'm not in a rush to go back. There are tables and chairs. The placement of the register, & soda fridges makes it awkward to wait and be waited on, a crowd gathers at the worse spot. Overall Im disappointed- no napkins, or condiments, fries lacked flavor too.

I tried this place based on a TikTok post and o wasn't disappointed. The food was good and it came…read moreout fast. The eating area could use a bit of a sprucing up. The associate that helped me was very nice. I would definitely go again and try something different.

Six stars all the way. Great food, clean atmosphere, friendly staff and fresh Mexican food. Cant…read moreget better than that! Would definitely recommend!!!

Very tasty take on pizzas and sandwiches in an India-leaning menu…read more I had assumed Spicy Pie only had a traditional Indian menu. Others probably realized sooner that by "pie" they meant pizza! So every of my favorite dishes served on a pizza crust? Well, that, and more! They've imagined creative combinations that give you tikki masala, palak paneer, and biryani pizzas. Then think of margarita pizza with Mumbai spices. Surprises like shakshuka or shawarma pizza. And good old garlic or beef-pepperoni or white pizza. Or customize your own, of course. Well, that was all news to me. And then sandwiches! This time i wont list so many. I went for a philly-type cheesesteak. With masala seasoning! What a luscious flavorful taste adventure in a perfectly seasoned thin-sliced beef sandwich with onions and sweet peppers on an Italian roll. I got it with their lightly-seasoned fries. Wonderful! We did take-out. You can also eat in their bright very-simply decorated restaurant. Why did it take me so long to try Spicy Pie? They've got a great creative menu of comfort foods with savory flavorings.

This place looked ok, so I checked it out. It's your typical small restaurant. Takeout seems to be…read morethe best option here (which I did) , not a lot of space to eat in, and their soft drink options were limited both in quantity and actual limits that you could see in the display case. When I arrived, my food was already ready, so that was good. Fast forward to me actually eating the meal, which consider of 5 fried masala drum sticks, masala fries, and one personal biryani pizza. The drumsticks were ok--the skins fell off, and the sauce was decent. The fries were tasty, but soggy, probably due to being stuck in the same container as the masala drumsticks. The real kicker was the biryani pizza. The cheese was VERY salted and the chicken was tasteless. The pizza was so over salted that I ended up eating about half of it and picking off the chicken from the other half, left the pizza bones/crusts and parts with the cheese. Overall I'd give it a 4/10. Would not recommend.

Been coming to Iron Age for 4 years, but today was the day we got the best and the fastest service…read more Shout out to Ricky!!

This is very easily my favorite restaurant and worth the 30min drive (an hour in traffic) to eat…read moreat. The price is perfect and I often tip WAY more than what's expected. I'm disabled and cannot use my hands very well anymore. I always ask the waiter, as soon as I sit down, if they'd be comfortable cutting & cooking my food for me because I can't handle the tongs/scissors correctly. They always say no problem and I know they don't expect a large tip but I do it anyway because I'm so appreciative. The Iron Age steak and Hawaiian Bulgogi are my favorites. Oh! And the rice! The yellow sauce with the rice is my favorite thing there. I know that sounds stupid but that yellow sauce is incredible. I use it for everything. I go thru many refills of that sauce. The inside of the restaurant is very nicely set up. The tables are lined up back to back but there's a short wall behind each table leading to the next. They have a few tables that are half booth half chairs. I usually sit there because it gives me somewhere to park my walker. They always have KPop music & music videos playing on the large screen up above. They even have a bar! They were advertising new summer drinks when I was in there last. I passed on that though.

I just had lunch here today and it was really really good. I ordered the lamb and chicken kabab…read morecombo. It came with rice, chickpeas, and naan. There was plenty of food and it was all delicious. The rice was flavorful and both the lamb and chicken were juicy and cooked perfectly. This is a hole-in-the-wall place, so don't expect anything fancy. The staff were friendly and hands-off. I got my food quickly and it was delivered to my table with a smile. I'll definitely go back again when I feel like kabobs!

Excellent food! The chicken was so tender and the lamb gyro was excellent!…read more Great service and friendly owner!

If you like catfish, do yourself a favor and try the catfish nuggets! The service is always…read morepleasant and the food is made to order but usually done within 10 minutes. It does have the ambiance of a carry out style restaurant but there are tables and seats. The only thing I wish they had was better fries as they get soggy fast. People seem to really like the lemonade and slushies too but I haven't tried them yet. Definitely would recommend this spot if you are craving some good fried fish.

I often drive by and wanted to stop by. It has room inside for 3-4 tables and chairs. Had a…read moreconstant stream of customers so knew it must be a good place. Even on. Monday afternoon, it was bustling. I ordered lake trout and whiting. So good! The fries were a bit limp and oily. Definitely will return for the trouts and try some wings next time. Great price. Great service. Comfortable atmosphere.

The food was so good! The chicken was shredded and cooked well and a good white sauce. The…read morerestaurant was clean and had good music playing, service was fast and friendly!

4.5 stars Finally…read morecame in to try this place. They share the same space as Jamba Juice, so the inside is those two service counters with a bunch of food court tables and benches. Loud pop music greets you as you walk in. Zauq is to the right. It seemed like a lot of folks were picking up classic American fare: wings, onion rings, other chicken dishes, but I was coming for some Halal food. I got a large rice platter with mixed chicken and lamb. The shredded chicken was okay; could have used more seasoning or something, but that's why they give you white and/or red sauce. The lamb was basically cubed gyro meat, which I enjoyed; I would get a platter of just this next time. You can add as many toppings as you'd like, including onion, lettuce, tomato, chickpeas, pickles, and hot peppers. Make it what you want. For $9.99 (as of 2025), that's a bargain for the amount of food you get. Overall it tasted pretty good. I think if I come back I'm going to try out the falafel and/or the fried chicken sandwiches. The folks are friendly and fast. The whole place, staff and clientele, seemed to be a melting pot of every ethnic group imaginable - Woodlawn baby, gotta love it. There's a Shahada posted above the counter in both Arabic and English, but the food is for everyone and I'm here to say, it's solid. You won't be disappointed.