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4.3 (189 reviews)

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Overcooked hard and dry falafel
Fen F.

We have been wanting to try Aleppo for a long time; finally went yesterday to get a to-go order. First impression - lack of mask compliance. There were 3 employees plus the owner. Only 1 employee had a mask on and the owner wore it below his nose. We made the mistake of looking at the 1-year old Yelp menu in advance and apparently everything had changed so they couldn't understanding what we wanted. The old Shish Taouk came with a side but not anymore. The owner wanted to charge extra for the 3 falafels side but reluctantly changed his mind when we mentioned it used to come with a side. They were over-cooked, dry, and hard as a rock so inedible (see picture). The Shish Taouk chicken chunks were also dry. The only thing I liked was the rice and hummus which is not saying much. The Sharwarna Max no longer exist so we had to explain that it was a pressed roll-up sandwich with some meat. Come on! It hasn't been that long ago. We ordered baklava but they took it out of a cardboard box (ie. not home made). We were told it would be a 20-minute wait but it ended up being 45 minutes. The staff seem inexperienced. It's unfortunate because we like to support local establishments but we will not be returning to Aleppo. Overall, the food was meh and prices were on the higher end for the small portion sizes.

Greek fries. Couldn't resist
Ashley K.

Had heard good things about this place, and middle eastern is easily one of my favorites. It's so flavorful and varied. I was excited. First, they were sadly out of a lot of my favorites. No eggplant (moussaka or baba ganoosh) and no flatbreads. Boo. But on the upside, that they were out of both of those eggplant dishes probably means they make it all from scratch. So, highs n lows. We ordered the cauliflower side, dolma, Greek fries (who can resist those) and a veggie sandwich. Prices are super affordable and it was a perfect amount of food split between two. The veggie sandwich was a-ok. Not the best thing we ordered but satisfying. There were grilled veggies and fresh onion tomato and lettuce. The sauce could have used some tang though. The cauliflower was probably the most underwhelming. Compared to Zaina in Lake City, it was seriously lackluster. It was prepared well, but I kept expecting some more zing to the sauces. But onto the highlights. The Greek fries were amazing. Loaded up with feta and garlicy goodness that left my mouth smelly for a solid 24 hrs hahaha But the best! The dolmas. Oh my god. So much flavor. So packed with herbs and spices. And that dipping sauce. Whew. Definitely worth getting. Overall, not bad. We were both very pleased. But it doesn't win over my fav middle eastern spot in the area. Would return if they had those other items available though. Thanks for dinner!

Salad - shawarma - lamb shank
Tarek H.

Great tasting food and service. Clean indoor dining and friendly staff. Would definitely recommend and would love to come back for more great food.

Kabob sandwich
Adam M.

I'm always on the hunt for good Middle Eastern food and Aleppo did not disappoint. Although the main sign and mini-mall location looked uninspired, I was pleasantly surprised by the super clean and well decorated entry and dining space. Once you enter, you immediately see the bakery case full of baklava and kanefa. There is an easy to read digital menu displayed behind the register and a modern point of sale system. The man who took our order was friendly, approachable, happy to answer any questions and made suggestions. I'm often am left disappointed when I order shawarma from other restaurants however, the chicken shawarma here is perfect. It is exactly as it should be, with the right kind of Arabic bread nice and warm, flavorful chicken, and then the right amount of sauce to make your tastebuds happy without overpowering the other ingredients. The Dolma appeared fresh and homemade, and my friend loved his sandwich as well. The kanefa was fantastic too (my favorite desert). The only disappointment was the baklava being factory made vs homemade. Will definitely be eating here often!

Doris W.

Cody had some Ubereats credit he needed to use, so we decided to order dinner from Aleppo one night. We ordered: - Shawarma - Greek fries - flat bread The sauce the Shawarma came with was super garlicy and super delicious! I was so full eating the Shawarma, we definitely ordered too much food, but everything was awesome! The flat bread was really good too, I think it had cheese on it. We had it as leftover the following day and it was still good reheated. Overall, we liked this place and will definitely order from here again!

Za'atar, falafel, fattoush
Anna M.

We went here for the first time last night, and it was really good! Very friendly folks working there, too. It was just comically smaller than we expected for the price, but to be fair, we usually get food from cheaper places anyway. We'll come back and get an actual plate and/or sandwich next time for sure!

Jamie Y.

Do not eat here. Place is under new ownership with an entirely new limited/basic menu, the food is not very good, and the service is poor. We went to eat gyros for lunch. They were offering a promotion where you buy one lunch combo, you get the other one half off. So we order two sandwiches (one that costs $12 and the other for $13), and a side of dolmas. Waitress One comes over to take our order. She had to ask us several times to repeat the order. Even though she had a pad she could write on, she didn't. She walked away to the kitchen after taking our order, then came back a minute later to ask us to repeat part of the the order again. Waitress Two brings out the food and she doesn't bother to say a word to us. We stop her from walking away to ask her for water as Waitress One clearly forgot and is nowhere to be found. Mind you, this is a full restaurant with tables that offers both dine in and take out as an option. She says they don't have any water, only bottled water, and that they charge for it. What?! We never receive the dolma. No one is around for us to ask, and at no point did anyone check on us. We are literally the only customers in the restaurant. When I go up to pay, the cashier (that's also Waitress Two that dropped off the food) charges me for two gyros. I tell her about the promotion, and she takes the entire second sandwich combo completely off. I tell her that the promotion isn't buy one get one free, but buy one get one half off, and that she has now undercharged me. She then rings me up for the two items costing $12 and now $15. I tell her the other sandwich is only $13, not $15. Instead of making the adjustment, she tells me that's what the register is ringing up as and that's what I need to pay. I show her the menu that reads $13; and she argues that it's $15, that she can read that the menu says $13, but that there isn't a $13 option on the register so I have to pay the $15. What?! I tell her I don't care how much the register rings up the item for, but the menu says $13 and I'm not paying more than what's listed on the menu, and to just charge me for whatever costs $13. I also told her I was being honest for even correcting her about the promotion, and could have walked away just paying for one. She eventually finds an item for $13, gives me my new total, all the while being frustrated and rolling her eyes. As far as the promotion, she then just takes off $5, vs $6 (half off the lowest sandwich). Not sure how she went from incorrectly charging me, to undercharging me, to overcharging me, and then not even honoring the promotion fully. All the while giving me attitude as if I was in the wrong for wanting to be charged accurately and not wanting a small business to lose money. The food is not good, and the service is even worse. Rude, and not a very bright waitress. Do not dine here.

Chicken Shawarma plate
Robert F.

Absolutely amazing. I could not believe it I walked in and three tables were being served. i'm not sure other than Monday night what's wrong but the food is absolutely incredible. I've traveled the world and for under $15 a plate this place Rocks! I

Kofta plate
Ivan C.

Very nice place! Eaten here several times by now and the food is outstanding! Very consistent and service is fast. Highly recommend the kofta plate.

Delicious gyro plate.
Audra D.

Third visit. All three times, delicious. Friendly employees greeted me, each time. Price is on par for the size and quality of food. Ample parking, and well lit. The place did have a heavy cologne aroma, incase you are sensitive to smells. I'd definitely recommend this to others.

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I love this place! Does anyone know why it's temporarily closed? I hope they reopen. We've used for parties and many dinners

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Enjoyed the food! Good, friend service. Nice ambiance. Good choices and the meats we're perfectly cooked. I loved the Greek fries.

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Great chicken Slovakia. The rice is the best in the area as it is made with chicken broth.

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Great service, food is 5 star, owner Mo is really nice. The place is really clean and music is good.

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