Unfortunately permanently closed. Will be sorely missed. Great Middle Eastern cuisine.read more

Poor service. Food pricey and bland. Not going to return. Wait staff made it seem like i was not…read moreas important as what I guess were regular customers. Was my first time there. Waited 15 min to be served. Was not busy waitress too busy talking to regular customers to be bothered to take my order. The scwarma was fatty , portion to pricing not great. No side included. Fries 3 dollars.. small portion for price.

We were in the Attleboro area and wanted to find a place for lunch. We read the reviews in Yelp…read moreabout Habibi's and thought it sounded like a great place to try: and you know, it was. The menu is extensive with a lot of tempting choices . We both got wraps: one shrimp and one lamb. Both were delicious. They came with some really good French fries. We also tried their homemade rice pilaf and hummus. Both were excellent. Our service was everything you would want it to be: friendly, prompt and warm. I wish I lived closer to Habibi's so I could go there all of the time. I would strongly recommend going.

Located in North Attleboro, not far from Interstate 95, this quaint downtown restaurant serves…read moreflavorful Middle Eastern cuisine. In this family-owned and operated establishment, there is plenty of seating, and the wait time was short. We ordered traditional kebab platters served with fragrant, seasoned basmati rice and a variety of pickled vegetables. I absolutely loved the Toum, garlic white sauce which accompanied the dishes. It is one of the creamiest and tangiest sauces I have ever tasted. To complete my meal, I ordered a Mint Tea, which was served fresh and hot.

I ordered the beef shawarma wrap with a side of spicy potatoes. Both were a bit on the mild side in…read moreterms of flavor. The potatoes were very oily and not as spicy as I would've liked but that's personal preference. The wrap was stuffed with tender beef, fresh veggies, and a creamy garlicky sauce that brought everything together, but it still felt unseasoned/flavorless. The pita was warm and soft, holding everything in without getting soggy. This meal was satisfying and I'd come back to order/try something else.

I will not be back. Everything in the cooler case was dried up. Even the hummus was dry on top…read more Ordered 3 shawarma wraps and gyro wrap. It was ok. Skimpy on the protein. 1 side hummus. 1 side baba ganoush that tasted a bit off. 4 grape leaves at $1.75 each. These were dry. The actual outside leaves were dried up from being in the case all day. Surprised they served these. Also 2 sides of chips that were very oily. Total $92 Just not good.

On the second night of our vacation my true love and I headed to this restaurant where customers…read moreorder at the counter after reviewing the overhead menu choices . We each opted for gyros. Though many fresh looking ingredients were available, we each opted to go traditional by choosing lettuce, tomatoes, onions and tzatziki sauce. The pitas were quite large, but were not heated. The limited quantity of meat that was included proved to be disappointing compounded by the fact it was not sliced to order from a vertical rotisserie and served cold. Though the second gyro was free courtesy of our Newport County Dinner Club card, I cannot envision us returning in the future.

We ordered lunch from International Pocket Cafe while staying in Middletown. It was nearby the…read morehotel on Main where we were staying. The menu offered a variety of options. My husband went with one of their wraps with falafel and ordered sweet potato fries on the side. I stole one of the fries - good sweet potato fries. I went with a gyro salad; the greens were fresh and the gyro meat was tasty. It hit the spot for me. You can order via Yelp/GrubHub/DoorDash, too. That's what we did - takeout orders for pick up. No frills. Just good food.

First time visiting this deli, and I'm so glad I stopped in! I actually asked ChatGPT what their…read moremost popular sandwich was, and the Atomic was recommended, so that's what I went with. Let me just say... what a great choice! I was also told that their bread comes from LaSalle Bakery, which immediately had me excited because I LOVE LaSalle Bakery. And the bread definitely did not disappoint. It was fresh, delicious, and made the entire sandwich even better. This is NOT your average deli. Everything tasted incredibly fresh, and you could tell there was a lot of care put into the sandwich. I normally have a pretty good stopping point and would probably only eat half of a sandwich like this, but it was so good that I literally couldn't stop myself. I ate the entire thing! I am officially stuffed now, lol, but it was 100% worth it. The Atomic was absolutely delicious, the bread was amazing, and the whole experience exceeded my expectations for my first visit. I will definitely be back to try more of the menu. Five stars all the way!

I visited here after Sonia's Deli had their renovation and I love the look of it! I love the…read moretraditional rug wallpaper they have on the wall, it really gives it an authentic Armenian look. The art on the walls are also a great touch as well as the sitting area with backgammon available to play. I also love the food and drinks they have in the grocery section. I do wish they had more selections to choose from though. In terms of more options of Russian/Armenian food like deli meat, dairy products, smoked fish, fruits/veggies, candy, cookies, juice... The prices here are steep, it's a big reason as to why I don't shop here often. It's a shame because I would love to support an Armenian business.

I stopped in for a light dinner and some dessert since it was too late in the day for coffee…read moredrinks, but I'd love to try the cafe items another time. I got the Mezze pick 2 'sampler' of appetizers/side dishes, and got the Hummus (which was creamy and came with a lot of olive oil, but felt a little dry to me) and the Stuffed Grape Leaves (I was very grateful they were vegetarian as that is not always the case, and they were flavorful without being too acidic). It was a good amount of food for a small dinner, but could've definitely shared the hummus and had extra to take home. I tried a bite of my friend's Cheese Fatayer and it was divine - the crust was soft and chewy and perfectly golden, I wish I'd gotten my own! It's beautifully decorated in here, and all of the dishes are so ornate and luxurious. The service was so sweet and friendly! There is free ice tap water to drink. I also ordered an Iced Hibiscus Tea, and it came with the cutest bubble ice and was tasty and unsweetened. Everything felt very authentic, and it seems like a small, family-run, salt of the earth place. Pricing is a little higher than average, but the quality and authenticity justifies it. For a sweet treat, I got a single Lady Finger with Crushed Pistachio, and the flaky layers melted in my mouth! It was kind of like baklava in a tube / rounded form. It was amazing and I ate it faster than I would've liked because it was so good, but then it was gone too fast! I loved it here and would come again - street parking was a little busy on a Friday night, but still doable, you might just have to pop down a side street to find a spot that doesn't require you to parallel park. They were closing for the day and turning people away at the door about an hour before their Google listing said they closed (Google said 9:30, they were essentially closed by 8:30pm), so maybe call ahead to confirm hours.

This is a really cool cafe. I've done pickup from here before but recently came to dine in for…read morebaklava. The food is a little pricey. The baklava was tasty and the cafe is really cozy. I found it weird that they don't serve you on real plates. We were given a sealed box of the treats and styrofoam containers as plates. I asked another friend about that and they said the same thing. The cafe closes at 8:30pm and at 8:25pm they start shutting off lights. We were finished with our food, they could have just politely said we are closing in 5 minutes. Apparently they do that often. For such a cute and cozy cafe, they definitely didn't act like they wanted people to stay and eat there.

I love ordering take out from Baba Ghannooj they never disappoint!! The food is always tasty, our…read moreorder is correct and made in a timely manner. The owner and workers here greet you with a smile and are always friendly!! I love to order beef shawarma with a side of French fries. I don't know what brand fries they order, but they are delicious, I could eat them every day!! When you take a bite it's like eating mashed potatoes in French fry form. I order them every time, I can't say enough about them!! Try this asap!!

Very good I like this baba Ghannooj good food I like to go all time there you need to goread more

Stopped in to get a build your own bowl for $10...Chicken, rice, and sauce. The spicy sauce is…read morefantastic and the chicken is grilled perfectly, moist and full of flavor from the spices. The owner is really cool and the restaurant is always clean. Great option in the Cowesett area of West Warwick.

Okay food and the portions are generous for the amount you pay. The flavor could use some…read moreimprovement though. I bought a half chicken & half lamb/beef bowl for $12. Then for $.75 extra, I added hot cherry pepper relish. The meats were decently tender, and not chewy, but they all lacked flavor. More grilling or marinade could've been used. My dish was saved by their spicy mayo and their delicious relish. I am also taking away one star because of the ridiculousness of charging $.75 for every topping. Charging an extra $.75 each for lettuce, tomato, olives, cucumbers, pickles, etc. Really? That's absurd.

So, in the middle of the day on Easter Sunday the three of us decide we want to go out to eat, no…read morereservations, no pre-planning. After a quick YELP search, we called Shish Kabob who said they could accommodate us, so we headed right over. Once we got there, we were warmly greeted by the owner and his wife. The place was overall super comfortable and homey. we ordered an eggplant salad for an app with pita bread which was excellent and then for mains we ordered three different kabob platters: one ground chicken and beef, one lamb, and one chicken all came with rice and salad. I can only speak to the chicken kabob platter which was the only one that also came with a half lemon, and will say that it was overall delicious. The meat was well seasoned, the rice was warm and delicious and the salad was so good, that we got another big bowl to share. Overall Shish Kabob was a big win. We left with a takeout order of lentil and noodle soup along with a commitment to return in the future!

I came here for the first time today and it was beyond amazing! everything was seasoned and cooked…read moreto perfection! highly recommend the ghormehsabzi, gheymeh, tadig, beef and chicken koobideh and the persian tea! The staff go above and beyond to ensure that every guest has an amazing experience! Their attentiveness and genuine care create an atmosphere of warmth and hospitality that is truly heartwarming. I would highly recommend coming here!!

Awesome lunch spot. Incredible flavors and exceptional service…read more Got the 3 way combo wrap , hummus and fries. Wrap- I could eat that every day. Huge portions with all the right flavors. I didnt make any substitutions and I'm glad I didn't. Hummus- so good- recommendation is to get double the bread. We had so much left over and nothing to dip it with. Fries- were good but we took them to a nearby park and they didn't hold up. That's on us- but the flavor was good. This will definitely be a stop next time I'm in town.

Driving through town. This place was recommended to us by a Brown University student. Being gluten…read morefree, I always have to check on ingredients wherever we go, so I was a little apprehensive, when ordering, but still, the food was really good. I got the chicken plate and gyro plate, which came with 3 sauces. The guy at the counter put the plates together right in front of the glass counter, so i could see everything going in. He asked me with each item if I wanted it -- lettuce, tomatoes, pickles, pepperoncini, olives, etc. I asked about the parsley greens and he mentioned they have gluten in them, so he clearly knew his ingredients and was steering me well. But it also caught me off guard -- most restaurants have no idea about gluten and I'm used to having to check everything myself, so there was a mismatch between his obvious knowledge and how rushed I felt trying to keep up and make decisions. Kind of annoyed me, even though I appreciated that he knew what he was talking about. Otherwise people were nice. We took food to go so didn't experience the ambiance but it seemed nice inside.