Dioli's has been one of my family's favorite since we moved from NY. I love to get the hot sauce…read moreand egg panini and I add a hash brown. Don't be scared of the hot sausage if you don't like spice bc it is not spicy it just has a really good flavor. I always like to put hot sauce and some ketchup on mine. This breakfast sausage is my all time favorite and definitely reminds me of home. This is my go to and they have so many sandwich you can pick from. Not just breakfast but lunch too.

We went to get coffee and breakfast at the nearby Starbucks and saw this place, so we got breakfast…read morehere instead. Thank gosh we did! I got the burrito with turkey bacon and it was well worth it. It was medium/big with lots of quality, low calorie ingredients - which is exactly what I wanted! My husband loved his prosciutto sandwich on focaccia! They also had LOTS of Italian cookies and baked good options! Parking was a little tight in the small lot, but not bad Lots of seating options and clean bathroom!

Las Tejanitas was such a fun experience from beginning to end. The staff was incredibly welcoming,…read moreand you can really feel that this is a family-run business. We enjoyed learning the story behind how the business started as a food truck before growing into its own storefront. Everything we tried was fresh, flavorful, and beautifully prepared. Eli loved building his sundae with Biscoff and Tres Leches ice cream, while the pineapple slush and loaded Jarritos were perfect on a warm day. One surprise was discovering some of their food offerings. The tacos, empanadas, and salsa were all delicious, and the hospitality made the experience even better. As a content creator, I also appreciated how consistent their branding is throughout the entire space. It's a small detail, but it shows pride in what they've built. We'll definitely be back and would recommend stopping by if you're looking for authentic treats, friendly service, and a family atmosphere.

The first thing I appreciated here was the ice-cold AC. It was so welcoming against the backdrop of…read morethe potent NC summer heat. It was also the perfect spot to cool down and work up the next stop. Their menu outside of the ice cream selection is huge. They have a huge array of botanas that hit every possible craving. Some of the Takis stuff sounded great but I wasn't there for that. I wanted that sweet, sweet delicious ice cream and wow did it deliver! I really enjoyed their cake-inspired "tres leches" ice cream. It was packed with flavor and cake bits! Really it was unique, almost like a homemade gansito snack but in ice cream form and not dry. 100% wonderful. The ladies were nice, and they have a rewards card for future visits. I'd come back just for that cake ice cream. A lovely place overall.

You step into Greece the minute you walked in the door. First time being here, they held my hand to…read morewhat to order and we're just absolutely wonderful. Food is over the top. It's a must. We will definitely be back.

Kids and I stopped here for a quick lunch after the gym. It's authentic Greek food! Wow! Same…read moreowners as a few of our other favorites in town. We got the Steak & Lamb platter and the Dolmades salad. The Steak & Lamb was a little dry and greasy if that is a thing. Not really sure if those two flavor profiles go together. The tzatziki sauce was amazing though so it made up for the weird mix. The portions are generous but the owners were even more generous. I had to answer a work call so my 7 year old took it upon himself to go ask for more pita. The owner brought it out with a smile. I tried to pay extra and he wouldn't let me. Thank you! The decor is really nice too. Feels like Greece with the blue & white & trees all about. We loved the Greek spelling on the toilets and the window kitties.

Absolutely love this place! For me they serve the best mangonada in town. Fresh and tasty. What…read moresurprised me was they also serve more savory dishes, which lead me to buying their chorizo burrito. Best decision of my day because that burrito was some of the best Mexican food I've ever had. Don't be afraid if your Spanish is rusty. They also accommodate English speakers and can explain the menu items for you. Staff is very friendly and helpful. Great spot for kids craving ice cream (my daughter loves the Miraculous Ladybug ice cream bars) if you are looking for something cold this summer season.

I came here with my sister for the second time. The first time, they forgot to cook one of our…read moredishes and took forever. The service was also poor. Today, we came back, and one of the cooks accidentally dropped my plate, spilling salsa and grease all over my hair and ruining my clothes. She didn't even apologize and just walked away. Another lady came over, apologized, and gave me a rag to clean myself up. As I was trying to clean the grease off my new clothes and hair, an older lady came over, laughed, and asked if I had dropped my plate. I was speechless as to why she was laughing and making jokes while I was cleaning myself up. I understand accidents happen, but the lack of proper customer service was disappointing. I told my sister to eat while I cleaned my baby's car seat, which thankfully, she wasn't sitting in at the time. My sister said her food was cold, so we decided to ask for a refund after spending $65 for two people. The food isn't that good, the prices are ridiculous, and the service is the worst. We went to a restaurant down the street afterward, had great food, and spent less than $40. We won't be returning.

This visit was long overdue. I love this place! Casual, neighborhood vibes, and a great spot for…read morebagels that transport you to the Northeast. I had the pastrami egg and cheese on an everything cheese bagel (THE BEST bagel), and my kids had a sausage (turkey sausage) egg and cheese, and a salmon cream cheese and caper on plain bagels. The deviled eggs are also great. They have regular and spicy along with a lot of other bagel sandwich options and various cold salads. They can get pretty busy but the staff is quick and always friendly. They will remember you if you're a regular :)

Hey, bagels in the name, and dude they are good. I had the cheese bagel, it had a nice chew to it,…read morepillow soft, and you can taste the freshness. With this being my first time, the staff was gracious, informative, and quick, this is how you get more people in the door. I was just visiting out of town, but I think I might have added motivation to come up this way. The place was clean, adequate seating inside with a few tables outside. They have some grab n go items and encourage online orders. If you haven't tried them, just go do it.

This is a little Mexican style shop located in a small strip mall on Market Street near a Subway…read more They carry a variety of products imported from Mexico that you can't really find anywhere else in town. It is a little more expensive than what I am used to paying (I am from Arizona), but I wonder if that has to do with the cost of shipping. However this place also has a small bakery, where they bake cakes and cookies every day. I bought a few recently and they were a little sweeter than I'd like, but they were still very delicious. Also, you can't beat the prices here, since they are very cheap. The people here are also very friendly, and they provide great customer service. It definitely has a mom and pop feel to it, so I would definitely come here if you are into supporting local businesses.

They never have cream horns. 3 times out of 5 that I've been there everything has been very dry and…read moretastes like 2 days old.

I dined alone a little after 4 PM and was seated right away before the dinner rush, although there…read morewere already about 12 to 15 people inside. By the time I left around 6, there were people standing and waiting to be seated. The patio was open with one couple enjoying the nice weather and relative quiet of outdoors. Embur recently relocated to Smyres Place in Greensboro and the new space feels much smaller than I expected. The design reminded me of what I imagine a modern restaurant in Peru might look like. Industrial with solid wood floors, warm finishes, and a large wine display. There are around 25 to 26 tables, mostly two tops and four tops. The largest table seats six, but they will push tables together for larger groups. While I was there, a group of more than 20 came in celebrating something and they were seated quickly without disrupting the rest of the room. The small patio has outdoor seating with about 8 tables and a they have bar area with about nine comfortable seats. The menu took me a minute to understand but I ended up liking the setup. You choose your entrée, which comes with set ingredients, and then choose your protein. Each protein has a different price, so you can control the cost of your meal somewhat. Most menu items can also be made gluten free according to the menu, and vegetarian options seem easy to do. For my appetizer, I ordered the flatbread. Perfection. Rosemary, olive oil, sea salt. Crispy outside, soft inside, and so flavorful I almost ate the whole thing before my meal was served. The server came with water right away and remain attentive but not intrusive the whole time. For my entree, I ordered the Arroz Chaufa with salmon. Arroz Chaufa literally means fried rice. At first the dish seemed a bit salty to me, but once I added the green sauce that comes with it (served on the side), everything balanced out. The green sauce has very mild heat, so if you are not a fan of spicy food, that is the one I would recommend. There is a list of sauces so I assume you can customize your entree. According to my server, the other sauces bring more heat. The salmon was excellent, well seasoned but not too much, and moist. The portion was ample. I was very hungry but I had leftovers to bring home. Service was exactly what I want when dining alone. Attentive without being intrusive. I watched Netflix while I ate and enjoyed my meal without feeling rushed or bothered. The noise level is average for a busy small restaurant. Comfortable enough to relax, but if you want to talk to someone in your group a couple of seats away, you will need your outside voice. This place feels upscale without being fussy, so expected to pay more than average, but I thought it was good value for the quality and portions. I loved this restaurant and will absolutely go back. Must order: Rosemary flatbread appetizer. Tip: Ask about sauce heat before ordering. If you do not like spicy food, start with the green sauce.

IYKYK..in case you don't...I was so disappointed with the service received on this visit!! It was…read more3 in our party, arrived about 1:20pm for lunch, we we seated immediately and server took our drink orders and brought them, asked if we needed a few moments to decide, we replied yes. Then he literally never came back to take our order, we actually had to ask another server to take our order...smh We asked for drink refills and he was just chatting it up with co-workers, then brought drinks without ice..what is going on, we wondered... No one checked on us our entire visit. I really enjoyed previous visits to Embur. The food was good as usual. This visit was not the norm, but I will not go back anytime in the near future....yes I will definitely miss the good food. The service was awful today and it was not busy!!

First time at Aladdin's but definitely won't be my last…read more I'm rarely in this area but would make a special effort to stop again. They have dine in service as well as to go. I opted for to go and the food held up well to my 15 minute drive home. The falafel was hot and fresh and I got the chicken and steak over rice. I could have used a little more sauce but it was very flavorful and seasoned well. The protein was thinly sliced and it was a large portion. I ate some for dinner and lunch the next day and still had some left over. The environment is very calm and casual and would be great for a working lunch or lunch with friends. I'll definitely be back.

I was kind of down in the dumps, so I was so happy when Sally invited me for dinner on Sunday. We…read moreboth like Middle Eastern food and so we decided to try a new restaurant... Aladdin's Shawarma! How can you resist a restaurant with a name like that? LOL Aladdin's is conveniently located on West Market Street. Easy to find and easy to park. When we walked in, I felt like I was in another country, and I mean that in a good way. There were many families from foreign countries speaking different languages. In that the restaurant is halal, there were many Muslim families there as well. Always a good sign when ethnicities are eating at local restaurants of their own cuisine. The place was pretty full. I ordered the Arabian salad and added chicken and Sally ordered a mixed grill plate. Her plate was expensive but plentiful. Mine was expensive for what I got and quite small. I was disappointed, although it was tasty. I could tell Sally felt bad for me that my portion was so small since she shared some of her dinner with me! I am still struggling with how expensive everything has gotten in restaurants, and so I tried to take it all with a grain of salt when I am comparing a price with the portion, but in this case it was hard for me to justify over $15 for a small salad with one small skewer of chicken. So as far as atmosphere, location, taste of the food and service, it was all excellent. I just could not help but wonder if they could have given me more food for what I paid. It made me feel like I might have been better off eating at home or going somewhere else for a better value. Maybe I ordered the wrong thing, or I need to accept that everything is much more expensive and portions are getting smaller. In either case, if you are looking for authentic Middle Eastern food in an authentic Middle Eastern atmosphere, Aladdin's Shawarma deserves a visit. I might consider trying them again, but ordering something else. I left hungry!