So good I went back a couple days later before leaving town! Tried the falafel starter and grape…read moreleaves this time, both delicious!

I went with my husband and son. I had a beautiful falafel salad. Especially liked the homemade…read morepickled radish. Good portion, perfect dressing. My son and husband had the shawarma pita (chicken and beef) lunch combo with fries. They both enjoyed their wraps and the delicious and generous amount of fries. We'll be back! So close to campus.

Great food, I come here every week for takeout! Amazing service and staff. Chefs know what they are…read moredoing!

Welcome to Saturday everyone, today I am doing something a little bit different. Today being…read moreSaturday November 15, 2025, it's cold out, not as cold as it could be, but I am looking for something hot, like a hot sandwich. I am here at Quick Chick in Pittson located in the Walmart parking lot over by the pizza place. Looking through the menu, I am trying their version of a cheesesteak called the beef shawarma. It's on a warm and heated sub bun with halal meat, onions and peppers with cheese. They don't put sauce or any dressing on it unless you ask. I ordered a side of fries also. The meat was nice and tender blending well with the other ingredients, if you are a cheesesteak lover you have to try this, you can also get this with chicken. The fries were served hot and fresh. This is a great little place to get something out of the ordinary, something different you can say. until next time, be blessed and stay safe. Get your official SGW merch today from the shop zone https://www.sgwentertainment.com/sgwshopzone Watch Our Original Video https://youtu.be/bQuB212_-J4 Watch Our Updated Video on YouTube 11.28.2025 @ 12 AM https://youtu.be/Ntc64OWDrTk

Great business that offers all kinds of middle eastern kitchen staples and amazing middle eastern…read morefood. The owner is very friendly and helpful. I would definitely recommend this place to everyon.

This place is definitely worth visiting. Granted, it's nothing fancy but the food is fantastic…read more They just moved from a smaller location next door and it looks like they are still settling in to their new store. This is both a market where you can purchase Middle Eastern products such as olive oil, snacks, numerous types of dates, yogurts, etc. However, they also cook some amazingly tasty dishes that you can take home with you or eat in the store. Keep in mind, they only have about four tables if you want to dine at the store. The two guys who run the place are as nice as you'll find anywhere and explained what was in several of the dishes. I had the Shakshuka and Chicken Shawarma. I was blown away by how good the Chicken Shawarma tasted. Definitely the best I've had in NEPA. The Shakshuka was fantastic and it came with an entire bag Taboon Bread that was nice and warm. I ended up taking most of the bread home and will eat it with dinner tonight. I intend to try everything on this menu eventually and the next dish is definitely going to be Kabsa. Oh, and the also make cheesesteaks which at first I thought was strange for a mid-east restaurant but so many people have told me that they are one of the best they've ever tasted.

This wonderful deli never disappoints! We stopped by for lunch and loved every bite - even the ones…read morewe took home! The square knish are the BEST that you will find outside of NYC. Friendly staff, real good food and the ambiance of a NYC deli without the crankiness. Try it, you'll love it!

Great kosher deli. Stopped in when it popped up on Yelp headed back to the Midwest from Boston…read more Our son's hockey has found us some incredible food spots just by chance. Worth the stop for us. Great food and people here.

What a delightful surprise after an afternoon of skiing! The food was fresh and satisfying. The…read morechicken was slightly dry, but not offensive. The lamb was perfect. I ordered the chicken kabab and my husband had the lamb shank. For dessert, we ordered the oven baked rice pudding. It is served cold, however. This is a must visit when you're in town! They also sell other Turkish products like coffee, teas, doganay (spicy, fermented carrot juice), assortment of juices and Turkish delight. Thank you so much for sharing your wondering food with us.

We found this restaurant on Yelp as we are visiting the area. We were there on a recent, cold…read moreSunday evening with only one other table occupied. It's a large dining area and nicely decorated with Turkish flair. The blues/rock music playing in the background was not what you would expect, but very enjoyable. The service was good, but it did take a while to get the bill when leaving. My lentil soup was good and perfect for the cold evening. I had the Karnijarick which is eggplant stuffed with ground lamb bathed in a tomato-based sauce. Flavor was good and not oversalted, but light on spices. It was served with white rice and grilled veggies. My wife had the lamb shank which was a bit tough and too light on seasoning. The salad was good. My favorite was the naan type bread serves with the meals. Overall, enjoyable, but not a great value.

Wonderful ambiance, food and hospitality!. The food was delicious! Samara was the best! I can't…read morewait to go back!

Really cool vibe that's cozy for a large space, and they have great vegan options that are clearly…read morelabeled. Service was quick and friendly. Definitely recommend! I look forward to coming back.

Small restaurant that makes excellent mid eastern food. Clearly the owners/chef take great pride in…read moretheir food. We had a beautiful combo plate of chicken schwarma piled high on rice with freshly grilled onions and red and green peppers as well as a plum tomato. We also had generous portions of hummus and tabouli that came with our meal. More than enough for the 2 of us. We finished up with a yummy piece of baklava. We were on our way driving between the Hudson Valley and Chicago and we are glad found this local gem.

This restaurant is more like a deli. They carry many packaged items that are unique in this area…read more Only has 3 small tables, so it is likely that customers are taking out I had a falafel wrap. It was good, but Iwould rmuch rather have iit made in a pocket pita. The yogurt drink was very tasty. The small, but tasty falafel and drink came to $12.15 and there were no napkins on the tables.

This place is like a breath of fresh air in the mundane food scene at Wilkes Barre, PA. Writing…read morethis review gives me a nostalgic joy :) Except the shabby parking spots that are tough to maneuver during winter months, they don't have any other cons. This itself says so much about the restaurant. Food is consistently good, staff (including the owner) take the time to greet the customers & make them feel comfortable and service is very quick (Less than 20 minutes) My favorites were and still are falafel and mamoul cookies. In fact, I tried mamoul for the very first time here and got instantly addicted. They're shortbread cookies (made with a special impression) filled with either dates or fig paste. Not overly sweet and made with the right consistency, I highly recommend them. Prices are fair and although they have a dine-in area, last I checked, they allow only takeout. And, their timings are suitable for lunch and early dinner, so plan accordingly.

Stopped into Pete's Place to get a smorgasbord of Middle Eastern staples the other day. I like to…read moreget a variety of homemade dishes, sides, dips and ingredients there, including the pita bread and some of the candies, little treats and desserts that they carry from other parts of the world. The baba ghanouj is bangin'; that's the first place I ever tried it but anything I've had since then, just doesn't cut it. The baba ghanouj is light and fresh, unlike store-bought brands that can sometimes taste metallic or bitter. Add the meat pie for a well-seasoned update on the pasty we grew up with (apparently the Cornish pasty is a protected food in the EU, like champagne or asiago, who knew).