This place is my go to and it always hits the mark... Food…read more Quality Quantity Service Give them a try. You won't be disappointed.

4.5 stars! Maiwand Kabob offers authentic Middle Eastern cuisine; nestled between Arundel Mills…read moreMall and Baltimore-Washington Parkway, with an abundance of free parking. After perusing the menu, we decided on Samosas (six per order) and two Chicken Kabob Entrees (subbed spinach for salad). After placing the order, we were told that prep time would be approximately 25 minutes. Although I was quite hungry, this information was much appreciated. The wait was worth it. The food arrived piping hot and prepared to perfection. Chicken was tender and well-seasoned. My only gripe is that the A/C was blasting which took away from the overall dining experience. Cozy atmosphere, friendly service, and delicious food. Highly recommend for a taste of the region. Definitely check it out if you're in the area!

Great service. We had a tight window to pick the food and be on our way. They are quick and…read morecompromising. Restaurant is spacious and the food takes amazing.

From the smell in the air, I was lead to check out this Afghan eatery that I spotted a couple times…read morein this shopping center. It was definitely a vibe appearance when I walked in. The decor and vibrant moving music coupled with ethnic women associated to the style of food and a diverse group of others ordering and dining in confirmed this was were I was going to have lunch at. It was clean and very nice. Looking at the prices I was a little caught off guard but where am I going to find a meal from now days under $20? The attentive and patient staff took my order and helped to make my decision of getting the curry lamb special over the lamb kabobs. I ordered to to. I sat for about 10 minutes or less and my order was up. I decided to sit and eat and absorb the upbeat vibe. My food was hot and great presentation even in the to go container. The lamb was very tender and the curry was a bit on the spice side and creamy but not too much for me. I absolutely enjoyed my entire meal. The portion given was a lot so I have left overs. For those ordering to dine in, the plates are even bigger and its semi full service. The food is brought out to you and the tables are cleared. You would have to get your own utensils and beverage. It was such a large lunch rush and the folks in here served up great customer service and food wuthout hesitation or issues. I will definitely return.

Food was amazing! Chicken shawarma was great. Good people in the back of the house. Very friendly…read moreand welcoming. Would come back again.

Actually its ok for falafel. But the rest was average.the…read morebest thing was the taste of olive oil on the top of hummus Maybe its good for to go or fast eating.

I hadn't been to CAVA in a long time. Back on my health journey, the Wife and I decided to give it…read morea try and man I am happy we did. Those spicy lamb meatballs were top tier. My food was so good that I literally had to force myself to stop. As far as the restaurant, it was clean, the staff were extremely helpful and efficient, and answered all of my questions. I will be adding CAVA back to my rotation.

Stopped here on a weeknight around 6 pm. The counter person that took prepared my bowl did so with…read morea smile. And the ingredients that were supposed to be warm actually were. The eating area was clean. The parking is rather tight around this shop so be aware!

Hear me out: This place is overlooked--not because the food is lacking, but because it's surrounded…read moreby so many fast-food chicken spots. We were dying for something different and decided to give Mezeh a shot. We originally headed to Cava (its popular "big brother"), but they were closing, out of almost everything, and just didn't seem worth it. Mezeh was the complete opposite! The staff was incredibly friendly and excited to serve us, even though it was later in the evening. I loved my Build Your Own (BYO) bowl. Everything tasted fresh and flavorful, and the best part was that I didn't feel like a "stuffed piñata" afterward. It's a healthy, satisfying alternative to all the fried chicken in this area. The only minor "issue" is that their pita bread isn't quite on the same level as Cava's. However, the pita is just an add-on and not the star of the show, so it didn't take away from the experience. I'll definitely be coming back!

I've lived in this area for years and have frequented this location too many times to count; both…read morein person and via a food delivery service. Today (6/16) I was horrified. Nearly finished my bowl when I saw something odd on the fork with the food. I dumped food off the fork to look at it closer. It was some sort of bug in a bite I was about to eat. I was disgusted and felt sick when I saw that. The food here is always good (the pitas are hit or miss) and it's convenient. I am disappointed and I don't trust the food. I can't see myself ever going back there again.

We ate there Tues the 19th, and were so happy with our meal and dessert, I had the shrimp kabob and…read moremy husband had chicken breast with rice and they were both really delicious. Often chicken breast is dry and chewy, but this was succulent and moist. Their rice is about the best I've ever had, slightly sweet and chewy. I wish I could remember the names of the desserts we chose, but just know that they were excellent too. The iced tea was above average. Will definitely return soon.

An incredible dinner experience! Held a small gathering of friends in their semi-private room and…read morethey treated us like family. The entire staff made us feel welcomed as soon as we stepped inside. Most of us were foodies, so we did a family-style feast that consisted of shared appetizer platter of both hot and cold mezze: falafel, sigara boregi (fried cheese), mucver (zucchini & cheese patty), hummus (some of the best I've ever had), dolma, and muhammara (slightly spicy and my favorite dip). It was all so good with the bread and pita, this could have been dinner and we would have been happy. But, when they brought out a meat mountain platter of different kabobs, adana, lamb chops, all on top of a huge mound of fluffy rice and pita, we were really to dig in. The stars of the meat were the lamb chops (the best!), lamb patties, and shish kebab, but all of it was so good. Even the chicken was moist and very flavorful. Each meat mountain was enough for about 6 people and most tapped out with so much food on hand. But, we somehow had enough room for dessert: baklava and künefe (fried cheese topped with honey) which were both incredible. What started as a friendly gathering turned into an awesome night, would love to return soon.

My go-to spot for authentic Mediterranean food in Baltimore…read more I like to order online and pick up my food to go usually, but I have also dined in. It's a bit dark and outdated inside, and they do not sell alcohol. Their shawarma is great, I love their chicken shawarma wrap with fries. They also have a mint lemonade which is extremely refreshing.

Pleasantly surprised! I always walked passed Zaatar and never stopped in but we needed a later…read moredinner the other day and with Zaatar being one of the only spots open (why does everything close so early in Baltimore!?) we stopped into Zaatar. I had the mixed shish grill and truly enjoyed it! I am not typically a steak or lamb person but both the steak and lamb shish kabobs were great! Service was on point and friendly and the ambiance was perfectly casual.

We had a nice experience at David's Restaurant & Bar. The cocktails at the bar were very good, and…read morethe bartenders were especially friendly and welcoming throughout the evening. The calamari was tasty and perfectly crispy. We also tried the octopus dish, which had good flavor, though I personally would have enjoyed a little more octopus and fewer fillers like tomatoes and peppers. Overall still a solid dish with great taste. Service at the bar really stood out and made for an enjoyable visit.

Wanted something different for brunch after church on Sunday. I jump on my trusty Yelp to get…read morerecommendations. I was excited about David's after reading the Yelp reviews and then going to David's website to see what would be served at brunch. The Good: Parking was easy in lot A of Arundel Mills on the hotel side of the casino. The restaurant itself was really cute. Open, bright and airy...it kind of looked like a magazine picture. The cocktail shrimp were good...you can't really mess that up. Everything else: I was really disappointed at the food, the presentation and the taste. For my husband and myself for brunch was $159. That included the buffet plus bottomless mimosas for me ($15) and bottomless Bloody Mary for my hubby ($20). We have paid this before at places like Rusty Scupper but the value at Rusty Scupper was worth it. At David's that price included limp French toast, undercooked bacon, hash brown triangles like they give at school lunch, egg bites that were microwaved and topped with cheese and then steamed over a hot table. The turkey sausage seemed like it came from Costco/Sysco while the chicken Alfredo was searching for the chicken. Think continental breakfast at Hampton Inn My eyes lit up when I saw oysters on the half shell, but those had to have been partially shucked hours before we got there as they were dry and we had to use a knife and fork to finish shucking them at our table. Nothing promised from the website was actually on the bar. Some Yelp posters had mentioned that David's had carving stations. No such things were there yesterday. No carving station. No omelette station...just dreary looking hotel food. The mimosas and Bloody Mary drinks were good, but good luck with the bottomless experience. Our server disappeared for long periods often and 20 minutes into our meal my glass sat empty awaiting its first refresh. Also, the price is not posted as you enter and there are no menus so just ask how much it is before you partake. I just say do better. If you charge Rusty Scupper brunch prices...offer similar or better quality. Carving stations, omelette stations, a buffet that looks like the chef really cared about what was offered and an accurate depiction of what you are serving on your website. The brunch buffet we had on Sunday was worth $15 at most (not including bottomless drinks). No pictures...I was too mad at myself for paying that much for that meal.