This is a small restaurant with limited seating. It was a little hot when we visited but it was a…read morevery hot day. The food was very good. My wife and I had the beef Shawarma sandwiches and they were very good. Nice amount of spice but not overwhelming. We both really liked their tzatziki sauce. One daughter had the chicken Shawarma sandwich and also thought it was good with a nice level of spice. My other daughter had the chicken kabobs with rice. She liked it as well. I tasted the rice and thought it was very good. We also tried the humus and it was nice. My girls told me they have a friend whose family is from Iran and they eat here often so I would think it's pretty authentic.

When you walk in Cafe Saffron it seems a little rough but don't let that get to you because the…read morefood is very good. It also tasted pretty authentic. The man who seemed to be the owner wasn't too friendly but the cook and possibly the wife seemed down to earth. We definitely got our moneys worth with out shawarma sandwiches and was quite satisfied.

Always looking for a great gyro plate and this one at Heydeh's is exactly what I was looking for…read more Tender gyro meat, soft warm pita and tzatziki sauce. There is a big difference in restaurant's versions of tzatziki and I'm a fan of this one. The salad and salad dressing was very tasty but I do have to say I think calamata olives are a must over black olives but I didn't let that hinder me as I plowed through my meal. Thumbs up for Haydeh's!

Stumbled across this place and decided to spontaneously try it for lunch. No line at all…read more Restaurant's AC must've not been working that day because fans were blowing! Chicken kebabs were a bit on the dry side and required some ketchup to help with the process. Gyro was ok, was told the meat is 80-90% beef and 10% lamb. Overall staff was friendly but food portions were a bit small and mediocre .

The staff is very friendly and the food was amazing! I had a veggie falafel wrap with jalapeño tea…read more Cute restaurant!

Cute place. The service was very fast. The saffron tea with the saffron honey was amazing. Falafel…read moresalad was very nice with a large portion. The prices were very good. The hummus was very gritty with no flavor, probably the worst hummus I've had. The kabob was decent but not worthy of a reorder. You can tell they are cutting corners with cheaper ingredients but that's probably how they can keep their prices so low. We will definitely come back but stick to the falafel and tea.

I really enjoyed this place! This is my first time sitting in the lounge and ordering hookah. I…read morewasn't sure what the prices would be for hookah but they range from about $16-$20 which I feel like it's pretty reasonable. We really like the wings and the gyro plate was very tasty. We stopped here to watch the World Cup games as they have TVs everywhere. I wasn't anticipating that this would be the type of place that I would go to to watch different games, but I could see myself coming back here in the fall to watch a thunder game

The service was cool. I got my food to go. It was okay. The first time I went there like 5 years…read moreago it was so freaking good. I don't know if it's what I ordered or if it's just my personal taste palette. I will eventually try it again. The food wasn't bad. If you plan on going please go and try for yourself. The space itself was clean and pleasant enough.

Visiting OKC and love the food here. Ranks among top Persian restaurants that my family and I…read morefrequent in Los Angeles.

I'll start this off with the food is outstanding. Walking in it's a little odd because it's like…read moreyou're having dinner in the Apple Store. Very stark lighting, virtually no atmosphere. That said, the food, which I would describe as more middle eastern than Mediterranean (despite serving a kind of deconstructed gyro) is great. It doesn't come out fast because, based on my ability to see into the back to a pretty rudimentary kitchen, it appears that Bibi is a very sweet grandmother that knows how to cook like nobody's business, and she does it all on her own. It also appears that her husband is the sole member of the wait staff. And that's all fine because, unfortunately, it wasn't busy. But they are in desperate need of a kitchen makeover episode on the Food Network. Would I go again for the food, absolutely. Very traditional baklava as well.

The waitress gave me a great recommendation on the gyro but it came as a meal and it was…read moreaccompanied with some rice. It was very very good. Then she asked if I wanted dessert. She recommended the pistachio baklava. It was great. I never had it and man it was delicious. I definitely will return.

Our server Hanya was amazing! The gyro dinner with lamb was amazing. The star of the show was…read moredefinitely the baklava crème brûlée. The lentil soup was flavorful and hot! They do have belly dancers every 1st and 3rd Saturday at 830pm. Wish it started a little earlier around 8 or 730 as we would have stayed for that. The cocktails were also very good. My mom got the holiday sampler. Perfect if you want a little taste of everything. The spanikopita was crispy and the dipping sauces were flavorful!

This is my favorite Mediterranean spot in OKC! Everything is super flavorable and nothing is dry…read more Their falafel is bite size but so good!! I highly recommend the platters (any kind). And they have a big variety of sweets/pastries - the lemon bar was oh so yummy. This place is also a market and meat/cheese deli. They have everything you need to make a delicious Mediterranean meal at home and the amount of meat cheese options is destined to meet any need you have. We wanted Reuben's in December and this was the only place we found with the meat! This place is a local gem and I love taking my friends in. Expect a super casual vibe with people in to eat and shop.

Five stars on the delicious garlic dip, better know to my family as Toom. If you're a garlic lover,…read morethis is garlic cloves and a food processor pulse until creamy, then vegetable oil, lemon juice and salt. Very popular dip for Lebanese and Armenian dishes. The ladies at the Mediterranean imports did an excellent job.

We're out-of-towners, were hoping to find a nice local spot to eat, and we had great luck trying…read morehere. EXTREMELY good! Nice, small, tucked away restaurant, owner on site taking an interest in the customers and open kitchen. Staff very friendly and skilled. The atmosphere is very nice, and as we waited to order, I overheard one of the (many) other customers mention "I'll take my usual", so I KNEW we were in for a treat. Food absolutely perfect. I'm not good with the terms/names of some of the Mediterranian items, but I know when I'm tasting real, hand-crafted stuff, and this meal was very real. Loved it! I'm not happy that we live so far away, but in the off chance we're in the area again, I'd return in second flat! I had the chicken kabobs (check out the photo). Ugh, the sides were so good too! Recommended!

Visiting with family from San Francisco. We're well traveled and live part-time in Paris. I've…read morespent a lot of time in the Middle East and North Africa. Nunu's was recommended by a friend. I cannot wait to return. This, hands down, was one of the best lunches I've ever had. Two of us ordered the special ("50/50"). Two cabbage rolls, kashwa (meat-infused rice), hummus, and pita. A revelation. My sister swooned over the mushroom soup ("I should've ordered a quart to go!"). You can thank me later.