Cute little restaurant in Great Neck. We had an aberrant experience- the restaurant was totally…read moreoverwhelmed for Mother's Day. The kitchen was really backed up, they served us at different times and then mixed up part of our order. It took them a while, but they did the right thing by giving us some spreads and comping us for the screwed up entree. Having said that, the staff were lovely and the food was amazing. The dips were great. The entrees were awesome. I had possibly the best shawarma ever. The shakshuka and falafel were excellent. If not for the miscues, this is a five star restaurant. Would happily give them another chance.

Went here this week as it was Kosher for Passover. It's a tight squeeze in the restaurants, tables…read morevery close together. Service was good. It is a little pricey for sure, but that said , the food was excellent ! My shawarma over arugula and cabbage was amazing! Was disappointed that during Passover they wouldn't put some matzah on the table. They would only give you matzah if you got an appetizer , which we really didn't want. Kinda thought that was cheap. Parking is on the street, with meters 25 cents for 1/2 an hour, not bad. After 6 you don't need to pay a meter.

Colbeh had excellent Persian food, paired with top notch hospitality in a beautiful space. Such a…read moretreat to dine here! I believe the menu is kosher too, in terms of dietary considerations. The baba ghanoush was excellent, it had a rich texture and a slightly sweet aftertaste that was very unique. I ate it with the veggies served alongside, as well as some rice later on in the meal, but honestly could have wolfed it down on its own. And then for mains, I had the fesenjun, a sweet stew with chunks of marinated chicken, served with a plate of rice. It was out of this world, with a thick consistency and lots of meat throughout. If you're up for a classic Persian dish and feel adventurous to try a sweet stew, I strongly recommend the fesenjun. And then throughout the meal, they kept bringing complimentary dishes that were outstanding. From the tahdig with ghormeh sabzeh on top, to the plate of hummus, to the fruit that came with our teas for dessert, all such a nice touch! Colbeh is excellent, come hungry and you'll be very pleased.

We celebrated our daughters' Bat Mitzvah at Colbeh in Great Neck yesterday, and the entire…read moreexperience exceeded our expectations. From the very beginning, Pejman and his team were professional, attentive, and genuinely committed to making sure every detail was perfect. They went above and beyond to ensure that our family and guests were comfortable, happy, and able to fully enjoy the celebration without any stress. The food was outstanding, the service was exceptional, and the staff handled everything with warmth, care, and professionalism. Throughout the event, Pejman was always available, proactive, and focused on making sure everything ran smoothly. Thank you, Pejman and the entire crew, for helping make our daughters' Bat Mitzvah so wonderful and unforgettable!

Went to Kebab House for lunch today and it completely exceeded expectations. We ordered a pretty…read morewide spread: grilled salmon, hummus with fresh bread, chicken Adana kebab, grilled octopus salad, grilled eggplant, and grilled wild trout. Every single dish was outstanding--fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with care. It was so good that we ended up doubling down and ordering another round of hummus plus two orders of chicken chop kebab to take home for dinner. That alone says everything. Each entrée came with rice and a side salad, which rounded things out perfectly. You can tell there's real attention to quality here--the chef clearly knows what they're doing, and we were told they only use premium-grade ingredients, never select. All the baking is done in-house, which shows in the freshness of the bread. What really stands out is how the food manages to be both incredibly delicious and genuinely healthy. Lots of olive oil, grilled preparations, minimal saturated fat, and great sources of omega-3s like the salmon--it's the kind of place you can eat at regularly without feeling like you're overindulging. The staff were just as impressive--attentive without being overbearing, checking in often and making sure everything was right. Honestly, if eating like this all the time is an option, it feels like a solid strategy for living long and well.

Came in for dinner, and wow! Delicious food, and excellent service, and a wonderful evening! For…read morestarters, the bread is out of this world! We had sigara borek and hummus as appetizers, and the hummus in particular was so fresh and flavorful - definitely the best hummus I have ever had. We ordered a couple of entrees and unfortunately the wrong food came out. We didn't initially realize and thought they had put out two meals on the platter (and they were just small portions) and included some extras as well, until our waiter came over a few minutes later and apologized. Unfortunately, because we received the mixed grill instead of our two chicken entrees, the solution of charging us the price for the mixed instead of our two meals only took roughly $10 off the bill but resulted in us having less than half of the food we otherwise would've had. That aside, the food was delicious enough that Kebab House still warrants five stars and we will be back, just more aware of what to expect as far as portions.

Service was good, food was tasty. The sauce on the Brussels was a bit overpowering. I still enjoyed…read moreit though. The restaurant is cute. I would recommend

Delicious pita and froie gras. There is public parking nearby incase you cant find a spot. The…read morebabaganoush was delicious but a touch sweet for my taste from the pomegranate. We also had the the duck which was cooked perfectly but my fave was the dessert which was an olive oil cake with labneh cream.

Ravagh Persian Grill is a go-to for consistently good Persian food, with tender, flavorful kebabs…read moreand perfectly cooked saffron rice. Portions are generous, and the dishes feel authentic and comforting. The atmosphere is simple and low-key, but the quality of the food makes it well worth it.

Ravagh Persian Grill in Roslyn Heights is one of those places on Long Island that truly never…read moredisappoints. It's become a reliable stop whenever you're craving authentic Persian food done well. One thing I've always appreciated here is the little touches. The warm bread they bring out is wonderful, and if you know to ask, they'll sometimes bring lentils as well -- a comforting start to the meal that feels very traditional. The meats are always fresh and beautifully seasoned, which is exactly what you hope for when ordering Persian kebabs. They recently renovated the Roslyn Heights location, and the space now feels very modern and polished. It's definitely an upgrade visually. That said, the dining room is a bit on the smaller side, and the tables sit fairly close together -- close enough that you might hear your neighbor's conversation. The Huntington location has a more relaxed, family-style Persian feel, while Roslyn feels more contemporary. Service has always been thoughtful. During our visit, we accidentally dropped a fork and the staff immediately replaced it without hesitation. Small gestures like that go a long way. What also makes Ravagh special is its place in the Roslyn Heights community. Located in a predominantly Jewish neighborhood on Long Island, it's nice to see a restaurant serving authentic halal Persian cuisine and welcoming such a diverse crowd. It adds something meaningful to the local dining scene. The spices and flavors are always the highlight. Desserts could perhaps be elevated a bit more, but the overall experience -- from the kebabs to the hospitality -- keeps people coming back. A lovely dinner spot on Long Island that continues to represent Persian cuisine with consistency and care.

My friends and I came in for late lunch after playing pickleball one weekend. What a pleasant…read moresurprise and good find, the food was pretty good. We ordered Tsouteki French Toast(meh), Kataifii Salad(pretty good) and Fave w/ Pita(love) for starters. The Kontosouvli (Marinated Pork) Skillet entree was tasty, and Chicken Haloumi Sandwich was good as well. We all left with a happy stomach!

Service is fabulous. We got an appetizer and one entree to split during the lunch. Its quiet and…read morechill. The server suggested the fava bean with the pita bread as appetizers. It's so creamy and flavored with good olive oil. The pork skewers was so tender The grilled vegetables are well charred and juicy at the same time. We end up order one more side order for that. We definitely will be back in the future

Amazing portions. Incredibly friendly staff…read more The Saffron Chicken Kabob entree is the best thing I've had in the area. The chicken is ridiculously juicy and grilled/charred to perfection. The rice feels so soft in your mouth, it's almost like eating velvet. It balances out the strong and bold flavors of the chicken perfectly. As funny as this may sound, the real MVP of the dish is the roasted tomato. Delicious juiciness. The first time I went, the owner was kind enough to gift us an order of homemade Saffron Ice Cream. I ordered Baklava on top of that and it was so good that I had to buy half a pound to bring home to my family. Every single one of their appetizers are delectable, with the Hummus dip being my favorite. I've been there twice now, but am not opposed to return in the near future.

The food was 'ok'. But that's the least of your worries if considering this restaurant. We arrived…read moreat 1pm on Sunday, menu clearly has a lunch price and a dinner price for most of the entrees ($25 vs $45 for most dishes). When we got our bill, we were charged for dinner servings. When we questioned, the owner said you had big portions. We said we know, we didn't realize that wasn't 'lunch'. But it gets worse, they also added a 20% service fee for 4 people! Thank goodness we noticed it. This is a proprietor trying to grab as much of your money as possible for a very mediocre experience. And did I mention, the floors are sticky!

Tried Lebanese food for the first time at Beit Zaytoon and it truly felt like discovering a hidden…read moregem. I ordered the lamb chops while my husband had the chicken shawarma, and both plates came with rice, vegetables, and a fresh salad with a homemade dressing that was incredibly tasty and unlike anything we've had before. The drinks were homemade too - we had the lemonade and iced tea - and the presentation of everything was beautiful, right down to the mint sprigs in the glasses that added such a nice touch. We were served by the owner, Elias, who was warm, personable, and provided impeccable service the entire time. Even though we didn't order dessert, he surprised us with baklava on the house - delicate flaky layers topped with honey and pistachios that were absolutely delicious. If you're looking for a relaxing place to enjoy great Lebanese food, Beit Zaytoon is definitely worth a visit. The atmosphere is comfortable, welcoming, and not cramped at all.

Updating my review as I had chicken cubes with rice and a side of baba ganoush and both were…read moredelicious. Ill try again!