Amazing food and great service! Everything was fresh and full of flavor, and the staff was friendly…read moreand attentive throughout. The atmosphere was warm and welcoming -- perfect for a relaxed meal. Will definitely be coming back!" Want me to tweak it for a specific cuisine or vibe (fancy, casual, family-friendly)

It's been quite a while since I received a recommendation from an Uber driver to try this place. I…read morewas always happy to visit Taste of Jerusalem, that is until the ownership change; it just not the same as it used to be! Anyway, we wanted Mediterranean food and decided to finally give In & Out a try. Boy am I glad we did. This place is fantastic! We ordered the In & Out Platter which serves two and includes steak, kufta, and chicken served over rice along with falafel, sides, and sauces. The kids had a chicken tender kid meal and a gyro wrap. Everything was absolutely delicious! Service is fine. You order at the counter and if you're eating in they will bring your food to you. They don't really provide full service, so if you need anything you'll probably need to go back to the counter to request whatever it is you need. But, overall it was fine. With regard to the dining environment, it is rather small with just a handful of tables. The decor is appropriate for the type of restaurant it is and they keep the place pretty clean. After finally visiting, I'm sure we'll be back. The food is definitely worth five stars!

A friend of mine suggested I try the pizza here when I was complaining about a pizza I got at a…read morecompetitor because it was so Light on the cheese. Well, I'm glad I took his advice and gave Founaris a try. When the young lady who retrieved my pizza from the kitchen brought it out, she opened the box and all I could say was "that's beautiful!" I couldn't wait to try it. My order was "to go," so I can't comment on the service in the dining room, but I will say the team working the to go area was polite, professional, and efficient. I was impressed. As far as the vibe goes... it seemed pretty chill. I could see some of the artwork on the walls in the dining room; it seemed quite appropriate for the type of atmosphere they're trying to create. Based upon the pizza I ate tonight, I'm sure I'll be back!

What a find! They have pasta, pizza, and Greek food! We had the gyro eggrolls and the smothered…read morepizza. There was so much meat! Everything tasted so good and so did the tzatziki sauce! To finish it oof, the baklava cheesecake was sooo good! It was so light! The service was great! There was plenty of seating. Can't believe I've never been here, but I'll definitely be going back!

I love their food. My favorite is the roasted rack of lamb! As an appetizer your meal automatically…read moreincludes humus with fresh hot homemade Palestinian bread. The meal comes with their uniquely flavored yellow rice. Delicious! I really like their homemade Baklava deserts, which come with or without pistachio nuts (your choice). I've always had great service and enjoyed my visits. The seating area is plenty large enough, cozy and charming, with lovely paintings to look at while dining. There is a restroom for guests. I've seen a lot of military personnel eat here. It's a popular place with great food. Adjacent to the restaurant they have a small grocery store if you'd like to buy Palestinian foods.

We had a very nice dinner. They bring you bread & dips. We…read morelove the food here. They had some nice music added ambience. They still need Blue gingham table clothes and add some lamps on the tables.

What a great little place to find. I was visiting a friend and he has been here several times. His…read moreonly complaint is that they aren't open in the evening. Pros: * The prices are reasonable * Chicken wrap - lots of food and the taste was great * Hummus - really enjoyed the creaminess and taste. You get a lot of hummus and really need more pita bread to eat it all. We put the extra on our chicken wraps I can't wait until I visit Pensacola again to try some more items here.

Update 9/20, got 3 chicken schwarmas and 1 lamb gyro to go.. well apparently they haven't learned…read moreanything in the past few months. The chicken and lamb were extremely dry.... And for $10 I would expect better... our last time there.

In this economy it's really hard to find healthy affordable options. I have no problem paying for…read morehealthy food, but what a nice surprise to actually find an affordable gem not too far from where my parents live (and where I am most of the time when I'm not traveling or living abroad as a nomad). I never have a need to get hummus from the grocery store or even make it myself when I'm in Pensacola anymore! The hummus at Chickpea house is so good and super affordable. The menu is super simple. Pita, falafel, fries, hummus, tahini, and a few veggies for salad and to make a sandwich (which is a pita with falafel in it). I would like to say this place is vegan, but since I didn't see it listed anywhere on the menu I'll just say that this place is good for vegetarians for sure. Not gonna lie I love Mediterranean meats and I would love to see kafta or any lamb on the menu. I understand that the simplicity is what makes this non-traditional Palestinian restaurant efficient and fast casual, however! To be honest, the fact that falafel is really the only protein available is probably the only reason why I'm not at this spot once a week while I'm in town. Other than that I highly recommend!

The chickpea nuggets were bland. They could really use some seasoning. I didn't like the tzatziki…read moresauce either it was a bit too sour. The fries were WAY too salty, I could not eat them. The staff could definitely use some work in the hospitality and customer service department. The kiosks in the front seemed impersonal and the staff literally refer you to the kiosk for everything. The interior is nice and clean but weird. The front where you order is disconnected from the eating area. A side of hot sauce is a dollar. Totally not worth a dollar for hot sauce. The sandwich on pita was said to be good. I didn't try it.

Very good quality food. Service is wonderful, and the food is fresh with amazing Mediterranean…read moreflavors. Definitely a great place to visit.

I usually do not give a review less than 3 stars, but today was an exception…read more We got the gyro sandwich with fries and two drinks plus Kibeh for starters. One good thing, I like the location. The dining room better than the downtown location. Now for the bad. $30 for two sandwiches and to add fries it was an extra $12. That is $42 for two gyro with fries ($21 each) NOT WORTH IT!!! In addition to the $12 combo up charge, we were charged separately for two sodas. So $6 for french fries that is made by Ore Ida's was unnecessary. May be $2 is acceptable. Our check for lunch including tips was $75!!! I understand times are hard and everyone is raising their prices after COVID, but that was 6 years ago!!! STOP taking advantage of your consumers. We are not standing for it anymore. It unacceptable! Customer deserves quality and value! Period. Moving forward, if I visit a restaurant raising their prices just to take advantage of their consumer I will give them 1 star. Unfortunately, this place was the first 1 star. They've earned it. The quality is not consistent with downtown location, the Kibeh taste like someone spilled a bottle ground cinnamon. Yuck! Good luck, I hope that $75 was worth it because I will never come back with these prices.

My go to when I go to Pensacola!!Amanda, our server, was absolutely wonderful! She was extremely…read morefriendly, attentive, and made sure we were well taken care of throughout our visit. The restaurant was clean, welcoming, and the food was full of great flavor. I usually order the sample platter because I love being able to try a little bit of everything! and it never disappoints! Everything was delicious and flavorful. And the chocolate baklava was SO tasty! Definitely a must-try if you have a sweet tooth. Overall, a great experience, and I'll definitely be coming back!

Seat yourself. Small, but friendly staff. Food was out…read morequick, but it wasn't great - just good. THEY DO NOT HAVE HOMEMADE PITA!!! This is my biggest gripe with this place the only reason I will not be returning. Their competition is simply better for this reason. Order: - Babaganush (5/10) - Levant Platter (7/10) - Gyro Plate (6/10) Too much food for 2 people. Would recommend sharing Levant platter & an appetizer if you aren't big fattys.

Plot twist: The people who knew about this hidden gem before us were... Jason's grandparents…read more Jason (the birthday boy and local) and I have been watching the Bar-Celona sign go up every time we visit family, saying, "We HAVE to try that place!" Little did we know his grandparents had already done the research for us and had quietly become regulars. Naturally, they brought us here to celebrate Jason's birthday, and honestly... they set the bar ridiculously high for the rest of the trip. First things first... don't judge this restaurant by the outside. This is one of those places that doesn't scream for attention, it quietly waits for you to discover it, then absolutely blows your taste buds away. Yes, they're closed on Mondays. Yes, the hours are a little quirky. No... we don't care. I'd happily rearrange our afternoon snacks & dinner week to eat here again. The décor is adorable, the atmosphere is relaxed, and then there's Maggie... Can we clone Maggie? Seriously. She greeted us with the biggest smile, knew my grandparents by name, remembered exactly what they usually order, AND all of the random substitutions they make. My brain can't even remember why I walked into a room half the time, and Maggie's over here running a restaurant with a photographic memory. She's incredible. Now... let's discuss the important stuff. The food. Before we even ordered, they brought out pork rinds instead of your typical chips and salsa, and I immediately thought, "Well... we're already off to an excellent start." Happy Hour is a steal. My grandparents enjoyed the house red blend ($3!), Jason and his dad had Maguire's Irish Red ($5), and as the 7-month-pregnant member of the group, they made me a virgin mojito that was so refreshing I almost forgot I couldn't have the real thing. Then the appetizers started arriving... Charcuterie Board?Yes. Pulpo à la Parrilla?Also yes. Garlic-Infused Hummus?I would've happily eaten it with a spoon if society allowed it. Patatas Bravas?Please just leave the entire pan next time. At this point I was already getting full... ...which apparently was adorable because the kitchen wasn't even remotely finished with us. Our table somehow ended up with: Gigi Flatbread Sicilian Coast Flatbread (subbed mozzarella for the goat cheese--10/10 decision) Mediterranean Garlic Shrimp Shrimp Scampi Calamari Puttanesca Spaghetti & Meatballs (currently a special) Every single plate that came out somehow became my new favorite. I know people say, "Everything was good," but I genuinely mean EVERYTHING was good. Fresh ingredients, beautiful presentation, and flavors that made everyone at the table go suspiciously quiet because we were too busy eating. Then... because apparently birthdays don't count calories... We ordered TWO Dolce & Banana desserts to-go. One had almonds, the other pistachios (or cashews... honestly, things happened so fast that all I know is they disappeared almost immediately). I only managed to snap one picture before they were gone and you can clearly see my nibble (huge bite). That's probably the best review I can give a dessert. Bar-Celona isn't just a restaurant. It's one of those places that makes you immediately start planning your next visit before you've even paid the check. So if you've driven past it thinking, "Maybe one day..." This is your sign. Go. Take your spouse.Take your grandparents (they'll probably already know Maggie ).Take your friends. Just don't skip dessert... and don't blame me when this becomes your new favorite Mediterranean spot. We'll definitely be back every time we're in town.

We ordered a bunch of tapas to try and they were very tasty. Service was fast and our waitress was…read morevery friendly and attentive. There were not a lot people and that was surprising. The restaurant itself is very nice and neat. Plenty of tables and chairs. They have a nice bar.