Holy smokes, what's not to love? The people were lovely. Chicken and lamb with rice: flavorful,…read moregenerous portion, and just delicious. And I'm now a hummus fan! Will absolutely be back!

Food was less than mediocre. My boyfriend said the lamb haneeth was not flavorful, and the rice was…read morecold. I ordered a fattoush salad with lemon and they brought me one with vinegar which was sour. The ingredients were not fresh, the tomatoes were soggy and the lettuce was wilted. The pita chips tasted like saturated oil Chinese take out fried noodles. The falafel had more sesame seeds than chickpea and were nothing like the ones in the picture on the menu, they were miniature little balls. Overall it was a really poor experience. The silverware was dirty the whole restaurant looks dirty and unkept / not maintained well. I was afraid to use their restrooms. The lady serving us was nice and she was the only one working, making drinks and serving the tables. The only good things were the hummus and fresh warm pita and the lemonade with mint.

It is a cool place but little chaotic on a busy day. The flavors are good but I felt it was little…read moreoverpriced. The area and parking lot can be very interesting.

Authentic, that's the first word after visiting taste of Yemen!!…read more We loved the food: the Burma and the chicken Agda were delicious. The meat in Burma was so tender that it fell right off the bone and the chicken was delicious. It was a very non-spicy yet super flavorful meal. Quantities were enough to carry to go boxes for the next day and the price was pretty decent for a meal with four different dishes. The star of the show was the rice with the Burma. The rice just looks saffron/orange in color but one bite and I could say that it's one of the tastiest rice I had in my entire life. I say life because I eat rice pretty frequently. Service was excellent. Zeus's was so courteous and the ambience is so Middle Eastern with nice incense sticks burning that reminds yiu of the smell of home away from home. Highly recommend!!!!!

Great service. The food was fantastic. The fried chicken had a series of flavors, it was clear a…read morelot of attention had been given. Some interesting sauces to dip the chicken in. We also had the beets with chicken and that was very good. The chai tea was the best, it was creamy and thick. Will definitely return.

Delicious food as always. My friend and I split some masala fries and a samosas and got the ginger…read morechicken and beef behari to share. The fries, ginger chicken, naan and samosa were the stars of the meal. The beef was ok, not a texture I've ever had as it was more of a patent. Bring a Wednesday evening, it was pretty empty but the ambiance is still welcoming, and the service was friendly and quick.

This was my first time trying Turkish coffee, and I absolutely loved it! For other first-time…read morevisitors, I recommend letting the coffee sit for about 30 seconds before taking a sip so the fine grounds can settle to the bottom. Also, don't stir it after it's served, as that will bring the grounds back up into the coffee. Be sure to leave the last sip or two in the cup, since that's where the grounds collect. The coffee itself was excellent, but I would recommend that servers explain these details to first-time customers or at least ask whether they've had Turkish coffee before. A little guidance would make the experience even better for newcomers. We also ordered the hummus as an appetizer, and it was fantastic. The naan was served warm, and the hummus tasted incredibly fresh and flavorful. It was the perfect way to start the meal. We also ordered The Bosphorus Special, a mixed grill platter featuring doner, kofte, chicken kebab, beef kebab, Adana kebab, and chicken Adana kebab, served with vegetables and white rice. Everything was absolutely delicious. The meats were cooked perfectly, tender, and packed with flavor. I'm so glad my significant other and I decided to share this entrée because the portion was very generous, and we still had plenty of leftovers to take home. While the service could have been a bit more attentive, it did not negatively impact our overall experience. After our food was served, our waitress did not check back to see how everything was or whether we needed anything additional. We also ended up with quite a few leftovers and requested to-go containers. Initially, only one small container was brought to the table, which required two additional follow-ups before we received enough containers for the remaining food. One suggestion I would offer is that, for tables ordering larger meals, it may be helpful for servers to proactively offer to box up leftovers as dishes are cleared. For just two people, our table became overcrowded rather quickly, especially with the generous portions. Since our waitress did not return after the food was served, it made managing the table and leftovers a little challenging. That said, we had a wonderful first experience overall. The food was outstanding, the portions were generous, and we look forward to coming back again in the future.

Came for lunch and was pleased with their lunch special, the gyro meat had great flavor and I…read moreordered the hummus as my side. The pita bread was the warmest, fluffiest, pita I've ever had. Would definitely order it again. I would've liked the baklava to have more honey on it so I'll be sure to ask if ordering it again.

Love this restaurant. Family owned, home made food was super delicious. It's a beautiful place too…read more Went on a Friday evening and was greeted and seated right away. The gentleman who helped us out was super friendly and helpful. When I mentioned some of the things I like, he suggested the gyros plate which comes with salad, rice, pita bread, and hummus. The hummus might be the best I've ever had. My SO had a beef shawarma sandwich with yellow rice. Delicious. Everything was delicious. I love the combination of flavors. The gyros meat was tender and amazing. For dessert, we had the best baklava ever. Seriously. The layers were perfect. It was sweetened perfectly. It was the first visit by my SO who was pleasantly surprised and impressed by the delicious taste and great service. I wish I lived closer to this place but am glad the great restaurant is still great after all these years.

Just had an excellent lunch at this restaurant. The owner was so friendly and accommodating and the…read morefood was so good. Very welcoming atmosphere. Hummus was the best ive ever had. Im not a tea person, but the rose water tea was amazing. We shared a salad and a mixed platter. Very happy and i will return.

As part of a hospital visit we stopped to grab lunch here, and were pleasantly surprised! What a…read morefun and engaging environment with lots of healthy choices! We both got the veggie falafel bowl which was almost too much to eat. Fresh falafel and salad offerings as well as lots of toppings meant the bowl was balanced and tangy. Yum! We will be back as this is a great spot for a quick bite or something on the go but healthy.

After being a die hard Cava fan for years, I have sworn off the new one in downtown Indy because of…read morerepeated poor service. We decided to try Naf Naf as a replacement and are very pleased. The falafel is gluten free which is appreciated. The two plates we got were tasty, well portioned and good value for the money. And the staff is super friendly. I even got a fist bump when I picked up my order. We will be back.

Went for lunch on a beautiful day in Indy. What a surprise this was. I love Mediterranean food…read moreand this was hands down the best I've ever had. The ambiance is spectacular. The beautiful tile floors and the view of the canal is perfection. Our server was so nice. Excellent customer service. This was my first time there but I was with a local so when the waitress came up she said "Do you wanna start out with hummus & pita?" I figured it would be the ordinary hummus and pita....oh no ma'am. This was pita with marinated meat and the warmest pita on the planet. I enjoyed so much of it I couldn't eat the falafel when it came. I definitely wanna go back cause there's so many things on that menu that I would love to try. Hands-down the best Mediterranean food I've ever had.

We really liked our dinner experience at Canal Bistro! The vibes are awesome, huge shaded patio…read moreright along the canal with tons of patrons, and the service was very good. I would come back for that alone even to just sit and drink on a cool evening. Drinks were super good. We ordered the dolma, gyro platter, and shawarma platter Only reason I'm withholding a fifth star is I think the food is a bit overpriced for how good it is. It is good, but I've just had better Mediterranean food for less. The portions are big though, so you could share plates! It is worth a visit! We'll probably be back again

It's hookah in Indy... as a Lebanese guy from Michigan we have high standards when it comes to…read morehookah. This was absolutely solid for Indy but mid at best overall. Good vibes inside though. Great service

It's got a distinct vibe. And if I was a little younger, I think I'd love it here. Found furniture,…read morenot a ton of cleaning, and street clothes employees who stand at the bar smoking most of the time. Awesome if you're a young person looking for a place to hang out. But a little off vibes if you're middle aged or older. The food was fine, fries were really good. But I would probably only come for hookah and chill.

Nicole-Taylor's has entered a new era, and I'm here for it. Yes, the pasta is still fresh. Yes, the…read moremarket still exists. Yes, there's still lunch, but now it has an expanded Mediterranean menu inspired by its new ownership. Bonus that one of the chefs is vegan, so there's quite a few vegan or vegan-optional items. I was thrilled with my pasta lunch, a seasonally-inspired pesto with potatoes, green beans, and ricotta. It was both comforting and fresh. Also, I couldn't leave the market without picking up a few items from Indy artisans. My experience was money, time, and tastebuds well spent!

Previously known as Nicole-Taylor's (fresh pasta market/small Italian grocery) now has expanded to…read moreinclude a lunch serving of their amazing dishes. Walking past the kitchen it looked full of professional chefs making absolute art and putting care into every single dish as unique. This is small plate dining so be sure to order multiples or (ideally) share dishes with your table. Order at the counter and they bring it to your table! The spaghettini was beautifully braided and so flavorful with sweet potatoes inside of the ravioli. The tagliatelle was the most filling dish with tons of depth and bison bolognese.. all of their breads are a perfect pairing for their dish and you just cannot pass up these fresh homemade pastas. You can also buy dried pastas at the counter on your way out after your mind is blown. Indianapolis NEEDED an Italian joint like this. 5 STARS PLEASE NEVER LEAVE! I will be back!!!

We're always looking for good Greek food in Indianapolis and noticed this spot while eating…read moresomewhere nearby, so we decided to make a trip back downtown for it at a later time. Located in a cute blue house, this is conveniently located near Lucas Oil Stadium and there was a huge concert going on the night we were there, but we were still allowed to park in their parking area. Inside has nice lighting and is pretty plain but has a homey feel. The menu contains many items we're familiar with having visited Greece twice. So I'm going to be a little critical here with my review of the food. I ordered the Greek Spaghetti, which I have had in Greece. Unfortunately this was not at all what I was expecting or anything like Greek spaghetti. What I was served was basically Prego spaghetti sauce with pieces of gyro in it. Traditional Greek spaghetti (or Makaronia me Kima) is a wonderful sauce that's seasoned with all kinds of memorable spices. It's definitely not pieces of gyro meat thrown in a sauce. So while this was fine, it was not what I truly wanted or thought I was getting so I was pretty disappointed. My husband got the chicken souvlaki and that was better but still not quite like what I remember. The meat was almost smoked and lacked some of the Greek spices that gives it a distinct taste. And the tzatziki...well, let's just say it tastes like whipped feta and was lacking in flavor too. I did enjoy the pita bread. Our service was underwhelming as well. It took a while for anyone to notice we were there and needed to be seated and the server basically did the bare minimum, never even asking if we wanted our water refilled. Overall, it was fine. If I had never been to Greece, I may have a different opinion but this isn't someplace I really want to go back to.

Opa!!!! What a wonderful way to get a Grecian summer experience right in Indiana. Menu is authentic…read moreand food reminds me of my time studying abroad.