Just a brief note: another takeout for a concert picnic (6pm on a Saturday evening), snd another…read moredelicious quickly-prepared dinner. We ordered four meals: two chicken kebab meals, a beef kebab meal, and an order of falafels. Also salads and beverages, and plenty of tahini sauce. A home-run! Tender well-seasoned meats, lightly crispy flavorful falafel, oh that wonderful tahini sauce (you can get tzatziki, if you prefer), fresh toasty warm naan bread, fresh fluffy rice, and fresh green salad. All of it ready for pickup 15 minutes after we ordered, on Frederick west of Bloomsbury in Catonsville.

Great food, attentive service, and a nice atmosphere. Our only small complaint was that the naan…read moreportion came with just one instead of two, which felt a bit awkward.

İts small, autantic, fast place…read more Falafel pretty delicious. Kebap also was good. I like the decoration. Prices was ok. Service was fast and helpful.

Noras Kobob is another great restaurant in Ellicott city. The food is always delicious The Greek…read moresalads is my To go dish. They have great imported beer selection as you can see from my pictures I'm enjoying one of them. The salads are well made with fresh vegetables. I definitely will be back soon.

Hmmmmm it's safe to say that I was a little underwhelmed by my meal. We ordered one lentil soup and…read more2 shawarma platters. The lentil soup was not blended (as it should be) and had little to no salt. The shawarma platter (which I thought would be an actual platter not a sandwich with sides), was alright. We then got Syrian black tea with mint, which was decent and like a warm hug. I appreciate that they packed the teabags themselves. Finally, we got a piece of harissa on our way out and it was decent (just a little too cold for my liking). Our waitress was nice and attentive. The ambiance is cute. It was getting really busy too when we were leaving so I'd recommend making reservations. Overall, I think the place really caters to Americans and not people from the region.

A good spot to visit in the historical Old Ellicott City for it's peaceful rooftop seating, good…read morecustomer service & ambience. We've been there twice & particularly loved their rooftop seating area. Food can be a miss, depending on what you order, so I recommend only the dishes with good reviews on Yelp. I do recommend their pastries though - they looked too good with Mabrousht being my favorite. Parking is available in Public lots - you pick a lot on Google Maps, park there for free & walk for about 10 minutes or so to reach the restaurant. Not bad right? :)

Amazing food, fresh n hot and delicious. I order to go every time I'm in the area. I wish I had…read morethis restaurant I. Alexandria, VA Best lamb kabobs!

The sauces are amazing. The salad is decent. The line and service are always superb. The food,…read moredepending on when you get it, might lack the flavor you're looking for. If you order via a delivery service, your order will never be right.

Fresh, flavorful, and cooked to perfection! This hidden jewel is tucked away in a Columbia md…read moreneighborhood. If you're looking for a nice evening with delicious food without the hustle and bustle of going into the city then this is the perfect spot to try! I enjoyed every dish I tried, and I knew it would be tastey when I experienced the aroma of the food was noticeably potent. Looking forward to my next visit where I'll come back for the lamb and rockfish!

Xenia Greek Kouzina was an experience from start to finish. The atmosphere alone sets the tone--dim…read morelighting, modern vibes, and perfect for a special night out. I had the lobster ravioli and when I say it was amazing... I mean every bite. The pasta was perfectly cooked, the lobster was tender and flavorful, and the sauce was rich without being heavy. It was one of those dishes you don't want to rush through. And don't even get me started on dessert The presentation was so cute with the "Happy Birthday" chocolate and candle--super thoughtful and beautifully plated. Everything looked just as good as it tasted. From the appetizers to the main course to dessert, the food was top tier. If you're looking for elevated Greek cuisine with a luxe feel, Xenia is definitely a must-visit. Perfect for date night, birthdays, or just treating yourself to a really good meal.

Went to this restaurant/Carryout I usually get the bowl…read morefrom here, and it's always on point and fresh. Everything on the menu is a nice price as well. The staff is nice as well!

4.5 stars Finally…read morecame in to try this place. They share the same space as Jamba Juice, so the inside is those two service counters with a bunch of food court tables and benches. Loud pop music greets you as you walk in. Zauq is to the right. It seemed like a lot of folks were picking up classic American fare: wings, onion rings, other chicken dishes, but I was coming for some Halal food. I got a large rice platter with mixed chicken and lamb. The shredded chicken was okay; could have used more seasoning or something, but that's why they give you white and/or red sauce. The lamb was basically cubed gyro meat, which I enjoyed; I would get a platter of just this next time. You can add as many toppings as you'd like, including onion, lettuce, tomato, chickpeas, pickles, and hot peppers. Make it what you want. For $9.99 (as of 2025), that's a bargain for the amount of food you get. Overall it tasted pretty good. I think if I come back I'm going to try out the falafel and/or the fried chicken sandwiches. The folks are friendly and fast. The whole place, staff and clientele, seemed to be a melting pot of every ethnic group imaginable - Woodlawn baby, gotta love it. There's a Shahada posted above the counter in both Arabic and English, but the food is for everyone and I'm here to say, it's solid. You won't be disappointed.

Still a solid choice after my first visit about a year ago. I've been back several times and never…read morehad a bad experience. The service is always great! This past Sunday some friends and I met for dinner on the last day of Restaurant Week! We made a reservation and so glad we did. They open at 5 and it got packed very quickly. Since it was Restaurant Week, that was the only menu available. That was fine with us. They had great options and at $45 for 3 courses, it was a steal. Some items had a slight upgrade, but still not bad. They also included an optional $30 wine pairing (3 different wines - 1 per course). I had the salad and it was good and filling. I didn't want to finish it because I still had two more courses to go. The smoked and roasted chicken for my entree was delicious. The sides accompanied the dish really well. Finally, the blood orange upside down cake was yummy. Everyone else got the sweet potato pie. I'm not big on pies! I had to get my favorite cocktail, "Tilted Word." I get this every time I've been here. Our server, Zoe was great. The manager, Adalike (not sure the spelling), came by to check on us. Thank you for the great service!

The Tilted Row is back and with a new menu…read more The staff was amazing and very attentive. Shoutout to our waiter Ramona! For dinner we had the Cesar, grit bread and the blackened catch of the day which was Cod. I def will be returning and continuing to try new items on the menu. The ambiance is nice, I'm glad they took the tint off the windows. I do want to recommend them to turn down the lights just a bit but other than that the music was cool too.

Best food at R. House!! Fresh and super yummy. I always get their smoothies too. The people there…read moreare so nice! It's right by the benches area so it's my favorite place to sit also

I decided to stop in R House to get some food. I wanted something that was more on the fresh side…read moreso I decided to go with Koshary Corner. I can't speak on the customer service because I didn't talk to anyone. I ordered at the kiosk and they called my number and that was it. I paid $19.45 for my meal. I order a side of falafels (3) and the street bowl with beef flank, tzatziki, and mild red pepper sauce. The falafels were way too crispy. I feel like compared to other falafels I've tried these were on the hard side. Thankfully I had some tzatziki sauce to dip them in, if I didn't, they would have been a little hard to eat. The flavor was okay but the texture was not appealing. I really wanted to get beef shawarma but they were out so I opted for the beef flank. I wish I would have just gotten chicken instead. The bowl came with rice and a lettuce salad that was underneath the beef. I'm not sure if the lettuce had arugula in it as well, but the lettuce gave sort of a bitter taste which I did not care for at all. Did not taste good so I would add a lot of tzatziki sauce to it to cut down on the bitter taste. The beef was okay, nothing to rave about. I was just very underwhelmed with my food. Not sure if I would give it a try again. If so, I would definitely get something else or build my own bowl maybe. Try it for yourself and see how you like it.

Food: The mutton…read moreKarahi is amazing. Spicy + flavorful and tastes just as it should. We also always get the samosa chaat which is great as well! Service is very friendly, and the restaurant is clean. We have been here a few times and this is one of my favorite spots to get Karahi in Baltimore! Thank you

I am not an expert, but I really enjoy the flavor of their biryani. The price is decent, but not a…read morelot meat, so I'll pay extra for more meat. As for the other dishes, I felt like it was on the pricier side for a small portion. Taste is not consistent, but when it's good, it's good. Service is also not consistent, sometimes nice and welcoming, sometimes feels like they don't want to be bothered with taking orders. This place is nestled in the corner of a small business area off of Security Blvd and Rolling Road. From the exterior, I didn't expect much, but the interior has tables for both large and small parties. I order for carryout, so I haven't dined in myself, and there usually aren't many customers seated.

Cypriana was quite a treat. We had a reservation and were immediately seated. There are two…read moredifferent seating areas. One is more of an expected dining room, and the other is a table space near the bar. We were seated in the latter section. I will say this was my only minor complaint. It seems like they want to be an upscale dining experience, but the presence of TVs playing sports is killing the vibe. However, the service and food by far compensated for that. Carolyn (I believe was her name) was our server, and she was just fantastic. She was pleasant and attentive. My daughter and I split four of the mezzedes, and I ordered the mushroom soup and she ordered a side of lemon potatoes. My favorite dish was the wood-fired olives. Simple, but so very good. She loved the halloumi so much, we got a second order (it is a super small serving). The spanikopita, on the other hand, was quite large and meant for sharing. We're vegetarian and found the options both bountiful and delectable. While it is a bit on the pricey end of the spectrum, I'd say it's worth it.

As a lover of Greek food, I was so excited to try their menu for Baltimore Winter Restaurant week…read more They were offering unlimited mezzedes (small plates) for $45. My experience was very underwhelming. The positives: I liked that there is a parking lot across the street specifically for the restaurant because street parking is very limited. We were greeted and seated right away. Our server was nice and tried her best to be attentive even though the kitchen was so backed up and moving at a snails pace. The pita bread was delicious. The desserts were great. My favorites were the baklava and loukoumades. Really the only dessert I didn't care for was the chocolate rum and roses cake because I'm not a big rose fan because it has the tendency of overpowering the other flavors in certain treats. The negatives: The kitchen was very slow at getting things out, even though the restaurant wasn't packed. Aside from the desserts, I didn't care for the food. The biggest issue was everything was lukewarm by the time we received it at our table. The hummus was just ok. The bread was great alone. The Greek village salad had way more feta than anything else and needed more oil and vinegar. The spanakopita was ok but some batches came out burnt but they were never hot. The Cyprus meatballs were so burnt that we couldn't even eat them. The lamb and beef dip was too salty. The stuffed grapes leaves were just ok. The macaronia tou fournou had the potential to be really good but it was not warm enough. I want to believe it was just a bad night and maybe their food is better outside of restaurant week but I'm afraid to try again and be disappointed. Unfortunately, I don't think I'll be returning.