Tried for late not spot and it was boarded up, don't think it's open anymore ---------------read more

I CAN'T EVEN...JUST...NO!!! NO NO NO!! DO NOT GO HERE!! I'm honestly not even sure how I ended up…read morehere (it wasn't my idea) but I thought..."I'm open-minded...ok, let's give it a whirl." I should have walked right out, but again, I thought..."nahhh...it'll get better". I was wrong, which has happened before, but only once. Listen, it's got sketchy written all over it. Just the mere fact that you walk in through the "chicken restaurant" to get to the "hookah lounge" is a good indication of why this place is whack. I will say that I went on a Wednesday night, around 9:30pm, but I'm quite confident it doesn't get too packed on any given day of the week. We walked into the "hookah lounge" to a room filled with smoke, ZERO patrons, and a few dudes who seemed to be working there but were really playing music (the music was the only good thing...but was mostly rap....fetty wap on loop), and a few of them seemed to be practicing their hip hop dance moves. Now that I think about it, it was very much like the twilight zone! The hookah wasn't even good, so there you go. I've given you every reason NOT to go here, so please do yourself a favor...don't do it!

For as long as I can remember, my family and I have been visiting this Mediterranean institution on…read morePolk Street. Afrah is THE place to be for Mediterranean food - before Greenville Ave became Arab central, before there was anyone, there was Afrah. A beautiful, airy restaurant with gorgeous seating, a bustling dessert case, ice cream center and so many treats to offer under one roof. Afrah is to the Muslim community in Richardson as a glove is to a hand. It truly is a one stop shop for all your nostalgic cravings, and it would be a grave injustice on my part if I didn't stop by here and sing praise to one of the most loved Mediterranean restaurants in the DFW area. We visited here recently for an iftar buffet experience and were very very happy with the food we got. The buffet line was running smoothly, from staff working diligently to hand everyone a tray with napkins, plates and cutlery already set for you. Waiters were going around the massive dining hall clearing plates, making sure everyone had what they needed, seating patrons and asking if everything tasted good. This establishment runs like a literal well oiled machine and I am so impressed. The food was as always out of this world. Carefully prepared menu that satisfies everyone's taste buds. A good selection of classic cold appetizers like the baba ghanoush, hummus, and variety of salads. Always including something unique for a typical Middle Eastern flare. Hot lentil soup available with bowls carefully placed in the vicinity. So many different types of kebabs and freshly made hot pita bread being replaced like clockwork. The buffet had many of my favorite classics like Shawarma meat, beef kebab, chicken kebab. Lamb, chicken stew, baked chicken, everything was present in abundance. They even had salmon which I deeply appreciated as a seafood lover. My only complaint is the food wasn't hot enough which can be annoying with a buffet that is serving so many people during a busy time like Ramadan. Everything tasted absolutely phenomenal and when I returned for dessert, I was greeted with six different types of sweets from all over the world. That's the thing about this place. There's always something for everybody. The dining hall was bustling with not just Muslim patrons, but also a lot of American white patrons who equally enjoy the food here as much as we do. Inclusions of dishes like shrimp pasta, fried fish, chocolate mousse, and other fan favorites is a humble nod to non-Arab customers who love to frequent this place as much as we do. If you are looking for a quality Mediterranean experience look no further than this long-standing Mediterranean Haven. Thank you for nourishing the community.

Service was quick, well organized , but held up by the kitchen. This is an enormous place, clean,…read morenice and inviting, but a bit noisy at lunch. I had a Gyro. Very tasty, meaty and warm. Pita was soft with tzatziki and veggies. They also have a buffet, that I did not try, but it looked fresh with a wide variety of items. Their dessert case had many different items. I will be back for the buffet.

Big Dash has become one of my go-to dessert spots, and I've been here multiple times. Every visit…read morehas been consistently great. The fresh kanafeh is always warm, crispy, and perfectly cheesy with just the right amount of sweetness. We also love getting an assorted selection of baklava--it's flaky, buttery, and packed with flavor. The ambience is bright, welcoming, and a great place to sit and enjoy dessert. The service has always been friendly and attentive, which is one of the reasons we keep coming back.

I came here with my kids to try the viral mini fruit ice creams…read more The ambiance is nice. Big open space and clean and inviting. way way too expensive. $18 for one cup of 6 fruits! And they are not unique fruits. A couple of them were repeating fruits. The ice cream and chocolate coating were insanely sweet and tasted fake fruit. Even my kids did not want to eat it after a few bites. And they love sweet things. We ended up just eating the ice cream after breaking the chocolate off bc we didn't want to waste it. It did look very cute though

iraqi food made to perfection. best falafel sandwich in town. amazing location. highly recommend…read morethe bread to go. all homemade fresh ingredients 850 s greenville richardson tx

Call ahead, very busy and the sandwich was delicious and spicy, I asked for it to be spicy and will…read moredefinitely order again.

Fantastic place! Delicious food, each dish was spectacular…read more Drinks were great and we had hookah! Service was phenomenal provided by Mahmoud. Will absolutely come back!

I've stopped by before just for hookah, but this time my friend and I decided to try the food too -…read moreand I'm so glad we did! Located in West Village, the place has a super chill, relaxing vibe. We started with a peach mango hookah, and then asked our waiter for his food recommendations. He mentioned the chicken skewers were the #1 favorite, so I went with those, while my friend got the apricot wings with the sauce on the side. The food came out surprisingly fast--about 10 to 15 minutes! The chicken was incredible: tender, flavorful, topped with a delicious green sauce, and served with a spicy tzatziki over a bed of yellow rice and squash. Easily a 10/10--our waiter did not steer me wrong. My friend's wings were also cooked to perfection, and the apricot sauce was great. Service was wonderful throughout the night. Our waiter consistently checked in on us, kept our water filled, and was genuine and kind (I wish I caught his name!). Why 4 stars instead of 5: An 18% gratuity is automatically added to the bill. While the service tonight absolutely deserved every bit of it (and more!), I prefer having full control over determining the tip based on my experience.

Hadramout is another spot I would easily put up there with some of the best Yemeni food in the…read morecity. The food is consistently packed with flavor, the portions are massive, and you are leaving very satiated every time. The beef fahsa and lamb haneeth are staples and absolutely worth ordering, but their fish is also something I would recommend trying. It adds a nice change of pace while still delivering on flavor. The service is nothing out of the ordinary, but the food more than makes up for it. This is the kind of place you come back to when you want a reliable, filling, and flavorful meal.

It is a very good place. Service can be on the slow side but it is understandable. It not a big…read morefancy place. Food is good though. Second time went there. First was for a birthday celebration for one of our friend and second time for another birthday . Lamb Mandi is my fave. Portion is huge.. each times we ended up with lots of leftovers. Price is also good. It is worth the wait.

great rice bowl/wrap place on campus…read more This restaurant is located in the Northside area of the campus. It's in a complex so there's a good amount of parking in front of the store. Inside, it has a couple of tables, and a window counter. Food wise, they have rice bowls, wraps, and a long counter of sides, sauces, and two types of rice. Service was friendly. We had the gyro over rice, falafel over rice, kofta over rice, falafel wrap, gyro wrap, gyro fries, mango cake, rose cake, samosas, chai, and mango lassi. First off the food was very delicious. The gyro was our favorite meat. It was moist, shredded thin, but not too thin. Kofta was also meaty and juicy. They break your kofta into pieces, so it's easier to eat. Falafel was also crunchy, and I liked that they make it smaller sized, so you can scoop up more falafel with the rice instead of having to cut it up yourself. Yellow rice was very flavorful, and I even enjoyed the lentil rice as well. I thought the lentil rice would be more dry, but it wasn't. I was a fan of all the sauces, they had seven different types. They have the heavier white and gyro sauce, but also tahini as a lighter option as well. All of the sides were a hit with the fam. Two things to note were that the mushrooms and sautéed onions had some spice in them, and the chickpeas could be a little softer. The sandwiches were both filling. Pita bread was soft and they both had a good amount of meat/falafel in them. One thing they do different is they add two of the sides in the sandwiches as well. Usually gyro places only add the chopped onion/tomato/lettuce, but at this place they let you choose which veggie/sides you want to include in the sandwich. The gyro fries are a great option when you want something heavy, but not a typical meat. There was a decent amount of gyro on it, and the fries had some slightly spicy powder on them too. They recently started including the chai and samosas, and it would make a good evening snack. As for the desserts, they were tasty as well. I prefer my baklava with a little more syrup, but I do have to admit it is a bigger size than most places. Between the cakes, I liked the mango cake more. The rose cake is good too, but I felt it had more cream compared to the actual cake. The mango cake has a lot of cream in it as well, but the pulp balances it out. Overall, we really liked the food, and will definitely stop by again!

Service was poor, made us the wrong thing, and food is overly salty--to the point where there were…read moretears in my eyes. Go somewhere else, and save your money for this overpriced food. -1/10 wouldn't recommend

I lived in Dallas previously and came here to see friends. Before heading back down to South Texas…read moreI stopped by to get Big Guy's to go. I have never had a bad experience with them. The food is always good! They are always busy working! Although they are busy , that doesn't keep the staff from being welcoming, respectful and helpful. As you know the parking for this location is kind of tough, but it is to be expected when in a downtown city. There is parking (a parking lot) behind the building. Just take the little alley road on the left before the shop on the left. Or even across the street there is a small lot. The ambiance is small, a few tables. Sometimes there are people sitting and eating but it is mostly a lot of to go orders. You will see a lot of to go people parking their car really quick to hop out and get their food. I highly recommend Big Guy's to everyone.

Woah. This place is phenomenal!! The platter was so flavorful and everything was so fresh and tasty…read moreand the aloo was delicious! I might like this place more than Halal Guys

Very sweet home owners. They let us trot on the trail which was our favorite part of the ride…read more Owner was very nice and is great with conversation.

Great place!! Anywhere besides Wild Estates is the right place for your horse. Here the owner…read moreactually works with and understands horses.