Gagan S.

Food: 4/5 As usual, this experience was nothing different, flavor of all dishes was there. The food came out piping hot, and extra tzatziki sauce available. Just wish they had red pepper flakes available to add spice. Service: 5/5 Friendly and attentive. Ambiance: 3/5 Pleasant as usual, tables inside are usually empty and most people come in to pick up to-go orders. I noticed a fly this time which kept flying around the table.

Chris L.

Tasty Lamb Over Rice. They gave a nice amount of sauce too! Nice easy satisfying late lunch take out Plenty fortifying, I'm saving the rest for later. The lamb was tender and flavorful, not dry like I've had elsewhere. Definitely inclined to come back more often when the craving arrives

Sharon B.

The question is, would I return? I might. If I had a strong craving for Indian food and there was nothing within a 15 minute radius, I would return. It wasn't that the food wasn't good. The koobideh was flavorful and well-seasoned. The chicken tikka kabob was spicy, not super spicy but enough to have some heat. The saffron rice was also good as well as the cucumber salad. The portions were plentiful; though I ordered two entrees, we were able to finish one full entree and keep the other as leftovers. So you're asking why I gave it stars versus 4 stars. Honestly, I don't think it was a solid 4 stars because I've had better. It did the job of fulfilling the craving and satisfied us for a dinner I didn't feel like cooking. Two entrees at $15 each. Not bad for the portions.

cristina p.

I've seen this restaurant pop up plenty on times on Yelp when I enter "Indian food". Well tonight was our first time actually getting to try it! It isn't Indian food per se, but it got our attention. I was trying to find the menu and get a description of the different meat kabobs because I've never had them before, but I didn't see any for seekh or koobideh. I called in to place an order and asked them for a recommendation and what people usually order. The man who answered the phone wasn't really helpful. He basically just said that they have different types of kabobs and you choose what you want and he low key sounded annoyed. Umm I'm never ordered from here before so...But he said on the phone that the koobideh is a mix of beef and lamb, so I just ordered that. The restaurant was empty when we came in to pick up 7pm. The man who rung me up didn't have a mask on and he wasn't very welcoming. I had to initiate the greeting. He was on his phone and was watching a video. My bf ordered the chicken tikka kabob and I ordered the koobideh kabob plate (beef and lamb mix). The plate came with rice, side salad, two kabobs, two pieces of naan, one tahini (white) sauce, and chutney? (green). Both of our kabob plates were delicious! The portions were very filling and the rice was nice and fluffy, not dry. I love the green chutney! It tastes very fresh. Deducting 1 star for the service.

Ed U.

Naan Stop Kabob. Oh wait, I get it. Like you're not subject to a six-hour layover when you order here. I like the name better than What the Cluck or the redundant Salads Salads Salads. But then again, maybe having kabob non-stop encourages gluttony, but of course, if that encourages a small business to thrive, I'm all for kabob, non-stop or naan-stop. I ordered the $11.75 Halal Chicken Salad with Greek olives (photo: https://bit.ly/2XbksW7). What they did was put together their Greek Salad and liberally layered chunks of marinated chicken breast over it. For whatever reason, they forgot the tzatziki dressing, but frankly it didn't need it. It was tasty enough unadorned. Ignorant of how the salad was made, I also went with the $7 side of Greek Salad with feta cheese and Greek olives, so basically I ordered a salad with my salad (photo: https://bit.ly/3k4IbjH). I've done dumber things. FOOD - 4 stars...non-stop Greek salad, worked for me AMBIANCE - n/a...how the hell would I know? SERVICE - 3.5 stars...they forgot the dressing but I'm cool with that TOTAL - non-stop or naan-stop...the mind reels RELATED - In the mood of Mediterranean? Here's a collection of places I've tried and reviewed: https://bit.ly/2Evmcwa

Pam N.

Always solid lamb kebab plates. They come with salad, some pita bread and rice. I tried the seekh kebab, which is ground chicken, but while eating it, I kept regretting not getting my usual lamb. Nevertheless, It's super flavorful. They added Tikka masala, so I'll have to try that next time!

Vivi C.

Very friendly owner/staff, very affordable prices compared to similar restaurants. $13 for Chicken Gyro combo comes with fries and a drink. Plenty of parking. However, no restroom on site. Only beverages available are soda, water, and juice.

Rachel M.

Yelp reviews and a craving for some bomb flavorful food for dinner led me here. Menu looks really good but I wanted to focus on some of the basics- chicken over rice, falafel side, and baklava. They gave a ton of food! My chicken and rice bowl was full to the brim with saffron rice, flavorful chicken, chopped cucumbers/tomatoes, and their wonderful tzatziki and hot sauces. I could only eat 1/3 of it and saved the rest for another 2 subsequent future meals. Baklava was ok too. I'd say the $15 or so was money well spent! Now for opportunities for improvement- i wasn't a fan of the falafel and the accompanied hummus - they tasted kinda old and it didn't jive with the rest of my meal. They have a specials menu that I'd like to sink my teeth into sometime, especially the chicken tikka masala!

Christine F.

I've been craving Mediterranean food for a while and I wanted to support a loval business so I went there. I've had this style of lamb before and I thought it was average. I honestly liked the yogurt and spicey sauce and that made the lamb a but more taster. I also got naan/ pita on the side with extra sauces so that was nice. I ordered my meal via grubhub so the customer service experience was cut short, but the meal did make me full! I would come here if I am really craving for Mediterranean food. Otherwise, I'll be making a srive to somewhere else.

Teresa Q.

The food was good here just with their interior was a little more inviting. But it did appear as if they were remodeling, so I'm excited to see what it looks like afterwards. The food was good and flavorful and portions were good too.

John G.

I love the play on words when it comes to businesses. It's definitely catchy and it stands out. Wifey picked-up some take-out food here last week for our dinner. She got 2 Lamb Gyros, 2 Kabob plate combos of Lamb & Beef (comes with rice, chutney, naan bread and salad) and 4 Mango Lassi. The portions on the combo plates are bountiful, although my only complaint was that there were more beef than lamb. I think I only had 3 pieces of lamb compared to beef on the combo plate that I got. I also checked for lamb on the other plate and it had disproportionately more lamb than beef as well. Although delicious nonetheless, I just wished it was more even because the lamb was more tender and better seasoned compared to the beef. They gyro, however, was excellent. The Tzatziki sauce added a nice tang and contrast to the gyro. The lamb was tender and huge portions to satisfy one's appetite. The mango lassi was sweet and satisfying. Since we enjoyed their food so much, especially the gyro, I convinced the Wifey to go back here to pick-up lunch this weekend. Bonus to checking-in is that you get a slice of free Bakhlava for dessert. Of course all establishments have modified the way to conduct their business during the pandemic and this is no exception. There are markers on the floor and signs in the restaurant reminding everyone of social distancing. Also gotta have to wear a mask for extra protection. We got 2 Gyros and 2 Mango Lassi for lunch and was also in the mood for some Chicken Tandoori, but were told they were currently out. There were some type of meat grilling in the back and we asked what it was, but didn't quite understood the answer provided. The guy or owner working at the register could've been more engaging though, which made for an awkward encounter. So we just enjoyed the Gyros, Mango Lassi and free Bakhlava instead as soon as we received our orders. I said, "Thank you" as I was leaving and I didn't even get an acknowledgement or response back from him. So it left a bitter taste in my mouth due to the awkward and cold interaction. Don't get me wrong here, not trying to be on a high horse or anything and I really do like your food. A little warmness and engagement will be reciprocated and goes a long way during times like these. Maybe he was having a bad day, but don't take it out on the customer, please.

Jenna T.

They are open during SIP and closed on Mondays. Order via phone or walk-in. The guy's demeanor was short but I wouldn't say unfriendly. He wasn't wearing a mask or gloves like other restaurants, in case that bothers you. I'm not the biggest Mediterranean cuisine fan, but this place adds a great addition and diversity to Hercules's usual fast food and Chinese food. I also was craving something a more on the healthier side. And the raving reviews sold me, thanks to fellow yelpers for the photos! I ordered the chicken gyro and beef kabob plate (I'm also not a fan of lamb). The gyro can be a combo with a salad or fries and a drink. The beef kabob plate came with pita bread, salad, and sauces. The gyro was more flavorful than the beef plate. The chicken was well seasoned and maybe it was everything together, but it was not dry at all. It had some spice to it which made it even better. The pita was thick and soft. The beef kebob was drier but the rice pilaf was great. The beef isn't bad when dipped in the sauces, but I do wish it was juicier. Before you start judging, I did not finish both dishes. But that's my business. I enjoyed my meal but would definitely choose the gyro over the plate.

Muang P.

Thank you Yelp reviews! You've helped me decide on what's for dinner tonight in the area and this place definitely hit the spot for me and satisfied my cravings. They give you great portions of food at great prices! Can't beat it!