Bristol and the area around it is slowly, but surely, getting some great food. A few years ago…read moreNoemy's shows up and now I finally tried Sofra. Go here. Go here right away. As soon as you can find the time go here. When it comes to Mediterranean / Turkish food I'm legitimately questioning if I've ever had any as good as what I just had tonight at Sofra. Every dish was what I wanted it to be. Every part of the cold appetizer platter was perfect. The hummus was the best hummus. The eggplant was addictive. The crushed veggies were delicious. And then my grilled chicken combo came out and it was all awesome. I've been to places with similar cuisine and I've enjoyed it, but I've never really been blown away. I'll get all excited by the sight of meats on long skewers or delicious looking dips only to eat them and think, "Yeah that's pretty good, but I don't think I'd pay for it again." But at Sofra it was like someone finally got things right. It not only looked beautiful, but the food tasted as seasoned as delicious as I'd always wanted this type of cuisine to be. It it a little pricey? Yes. Normally I'm cheap as hell and would write a place off if the food was more than I wanted to pay on a night out, but this food was so good that I already know for a fact I'll be back. It's worth it. If you get the app platter maybe split it with three of four people instead of two. We were stuffed. Go give them your business because we all know the location is a TOUGH one. Only one side of the street can turn in and it's easy not to notice it there as you zoom by on 13. But you should really go there like... today.

Terrific Turkish spot serving delicious home cooked fare. Yeah the location and parking lot look a…read morebit apocalyptic but don't let that deter you as once inside food is very flavorful and reasonable and interior is comfortable/homey. BYOB a nice plus. Great option for those who value taste over glam. We ordered the appetizer sampler and the meat sampler. Everything was well prepared and very tasty. Definitely would recommend.

So delicious! I loved the food at Ayat, and the service was great…read more We started with the Mezze Filistini, a mixed platter of hummus, baba ghanoush, muhammarah, tabbouleh, salata tahina, and labneh. Everything was amazing, but the muhammarah was definitely my favorite. We also ordered the grilled halloumi and watermelon salad, which everyone at the table loved. Lastly, we shared one of the platters, and it was absolutely delicious. The portion sizes are very generous. Even with a big group, we had plenty of leftovers--which I was very excited about since I enjoyed everything so much. I would definitely come back!

They did such a great job with the interior of this restaurant. The restaurant itself was actually…read morenot that big, but the mirror and decor made it feel big(ger) and spacious. We got the hot appetizer platter + rice plate to share between two. The hot platter filled me up and we didn't even finish the whole thing. I did not really enjoy most appetizers. The grape leaf wrap dolma was too acidic for me for some reason. I should've read the description more - many of the apps were cheesy. My husband enjoyed the cheesy ones though. The non-cheesy apps were too dry - I liked the flavor though. The pita itself wasn't good either. I ate a bite of the rice plate. I remember really liking the flavor of the rice. Maybe we ordered the wrong dishes here, but I don't think I'd recommend it.

Had another wonderful meal at Li Beirut. Gracious owners/hosts Tony and Patrice (the chef),…read moreexcellent food, impeccable service and great vibe. My daughter took me here for father's day meal - have been here numerous times. I have dined all over the USA as well as the world - one of the best I've been to. Great value as well. Do yourself a favor - be adventurous and experience this fine place - you will not be disappointed.

The family who own and run Li Beirut know what they are doing. Food is always great service perfect…read moreand the ambiance is ideal. Inside or out your experience counts to them. We bring people from out of town as a treat.

I visited this place after reading all good comments here. But unfortunately my experience was…read moretotally different. Food was not good at all. I had to throw it away because it tasted nothing like an authentic Halal Chicken Lamb combo over rice taste. Food was having a bad smell too. Bit more expensive compared to all other Halal Food places. Will never go back there or do not recommend it to anyone.

I came for the pastrami. It did not disappoint. Juicy, tender and flavorful. I ordered a half-…read morereuben, and it was more than enough. The Cole slaw and fries were average. My husband had a chicken wrap and couldn't stop raving about it. Go.

Liked the choices and having a special combination that's usually rare was fun. A barg kabob combo…read morewith chicken boneless kabob to go with basmati rice and my favorite shallots yogurt as a side. It was plenty for my empty stomach. But if you're used to traditional Persian restaurants i.e. The west coast, then you may be surprised with a noticeable size reduction on the skewers. The prices were reasonable. And the family oriented service was wonderful. Amenities are adequate but charming and dated.

Food tastes is good. Service very good they changed too…read morefried salmon fish grill. Good environment and nice behaviour

Incredible and authentic food! Wonderful service! Felt like my childhood, I was right back in my…read moreSito's house eating a meal fresh from the garden!

This place is great! I love the atmosphere it's cozy and relaxing. The service is always fantastic…read moreand they are so friendly here. The food is awesome! I love the hummus and always get kabobs. I like to do one chicken and one beef with onions and peppers and the rice is delicious. I got to see the belly dancer last night too which made for a fun experience! Definitely check it out!

I had never frequented New Egypt Kitchen before, but my wife & Mother In Law had been (for…read morebreakfast, a couple of times). Shortly after entering this establishment, I realized I had dinner in this building before, but the last time was several years ago (was Naples Pizza & Pasta back then, in 2018). Everything had changed, decor was simple and rustic now. Anyway, we ordered lunch. Conversation between us was strained because the music was a bit loud (albeit, it was a decent genre, 70's & 80's Rock). It took a while for the meals to arrive to our table, even though only one other table was occupied at that time in the restaurant. Our waiter was a bit inattentive also (or maybe inexperienced ?). I had to get up to ask him for some plates for our mozzarella stick appetizer, some ice in my wife's Iced Tea, a bottle of ketchup for my Mother In Law's French fries, and the coleslaw that was suppose to come with my Mother In Law's meal. Food was alright though, not great, but not horrible either. I don't agree with the 4 & 5 Star reviews for this place though, maybe breakfast is better, but that certainly wasn't what I experienced yesterday during our lunch. I imagine I still might be back someday, because it's close to where my Mother In Law lives and there really isn't a lot of choices nearby. A weak 3 Star Rating for now, I'll write an updated review when we return for breakfast sometime.

Traveling on Rte 539 near New Egypt and found this charming little place for lunch! The menu was…read moresurprisingly varied. I had the most delicious cheeseburger with onion rings and my companion had soup and sandwich. Both were excellent. A real find!

The atmosphere and food were delicious! The service was fast and accommodating. I highly recommend…read moregiving it a try. We had the Kafta kabob, Lamb Tajeen, Moroccan Chicken with spice on the side. The starter hummus was also delicious. The outside is deceiving to the Moroccan decoration inside. My only regret is we missed the dancers. That would have capped the experience.

This was an experience! We loved the lounge seating style and our meal we had here! For our family,…read morewe ordered 2 orders of their course meal and it was plenty of food for 2 adults and a toddler. Notable mentions were the eggplant dip that came on the first veggie plate and the Moroccan chicken was so juicy and tender. We'd come back again!

Everything we order was great and so full of flavor, the service was fine they were attentive and…read morethe food is pretty cheap with plates starting at 11

Meh Mediterranean in a daycare setting…read more Before I even reached the door, the walls of a crying infant arose from a family dining al fresco at Norma's in Cherry Hill. Restless little ones blocked the entry, setting the tone for my overall Saturday evening experience. That Norma's is popular, there can be no doubt. We had no reservations, and felt lucky to snag a table. The place was bustling, servers had their hands full, we were obliged to be patient until ours arrived. I love Norma's menu -- my partner is vegetarian, so Mediterranean works great for us. I went the veggie route as well, starting with a lentil and ckickpea soup that was hot and savory and the high point of my meal. Other appetizers we enjoyed were the spanikopita and the cheese manaeesh, second to none. My veggie skewer was perfectly charred yet light. After such a promising start, then, our entrees came as quite a disappointment. My partner opted for the falafel salad, and while Norma's falafel are indeed superior, the salad was a bit of a mess, too ... wet, diluting the dressing, leaving runny runoff on the plate. But the greatest misfire wss the mixed kabobs entree I ordered. Everything about it was underwhelming -- these are signature items that should be stand+outs, but weren't. The kabobs were just okay, lacking in appeal, resting on a bed of rice that was unremarkable except for how cold it was. I suspect my plate had been held too long. I know they would have fixed it had I asked -- but seriously, I was up to *here* with all the kids. While I was eating, a woman behind me gathered up her gaggle of tots, squeezing out of the way to make room for a baby carriage the size of a Volkswagen. Does Norma's deserve a second chance? Sure. Next time, I'll stick with the appetizers and stay close to my wine glass lest the kindergarteners in my vicinity cause my nerves to fray.

Still love Adam Kabob (used to be Jahan Kabob) with fantastic ervice and a few Afghani (or is it…read morePakistani?) inspire dishes. Very flavorful and less oily now. But salty. The Gyro meat (likely frozen) was a bit too salty for me but somehow my partner's Lamb Tikka over rice was perfect. Thank you, Adam Kabob for the delicious baklava and semolina/almond cake. Such gracious hosts!

The food was excellent and the service was even better. The owner's son took our order and guided…read moreus through all the delicious options with genuine enthusiasm. Everything came out hot and smelling amazing. The mixed platter was tasty, but the falafel was lights out -- easily some of the best in the area. We'll definitely be heading back soon to try more dishes.