As usual, my girlfriend and I were out trying a new spot and ended up at this, cozy place…read more First Impressions: It was completely empty when we walked in, not the best look at first, but it was a Thursday at 12 pm, so we figured it was just a slow time. We decided to stay, and we're glad we did. Atmosphere & Vibe: The inside is warm and homey. It feels like a spot made for a lovely date. Definitely has that family-run vibe. Service: The owner greeted us, chatted with us a bit, and made us feel welcome right away. Super friendly and laid-back. Food: I had the lasagna, and my girlfriend got the gyro and baklava. The food came out quick. Lasagna was solid, but the gyro was amazing, lamb was tender and full of flavor. The pita was slightly burnt, but it didn't ruin it. Extras: The owner brought us a free Alfredo pasta, really creamy and tasty. Then he gave us the baklava on the house and even threw in a brownie for me, saying, "The baklava is on the house and the brownie is for him." That was a nice touch. (And we were really happy that we even forgot about taking a picture) Overall: Not much from the outside, but once you're in, it's a great spot with good food and personal service. We'll definitely be back. WE LOVED THIS PLACE!!

This place is amazing!!! The food is out of this world and they will bend over backwards to make…read moresure you're taken care of. We love the setting, the place just fells nice and comfortable. It's small and prefect for a date night!

Jerusalem Cafe is one of the restaurants I'd been looking to go back to. It's been a few years…read moresince my last visit. I don't even remember what I had but I do remember I always wanted to return. This time I had a difficult choice choosing between two dishes. Those dishes were the gyro platter and the chicken pastry plate. Ultimately my decision came down to one factor. I had never had a chicken pastry. The chicken pastry plate was the only choice. I ordered the chicken pastry plate which came with rice and grilled carrots, zucchini, and squash. You also get a choice of a side salad or soup. I ordered the side salad. My order was ready when I arrived at the restaurant. There were a number of patrons dining while I picked up the food. The last time I went to Jerusalem Cafe it was at the Airport Boulevard location. The new building on Old Shell looks very nice. I will have to dine in the next time I go. When I opened the plate the food looked absolutely amazing. It smelled lovely as well. The salad was the first thing I tried. What delighted me about the salad was the green salad dressing. I'm sure the name of the dressing is on the menu somewhere but I didn't look. Anyway, the dressing had a citrus flavor that really took it to a new level. My only complaint is that I wish it came with more olives. The chicken pastry plate was definitely the right choice. It came with a sauce that again I had no idea what it was called. I put the sauce on the rice, vegetables, and pastry. Although I said I never had a chicken pastry plate before, it was much like a chicken pot pie. Although the seasonings and structure were different the breading texture seemed consistent with a chicken pot pie. It was tremendously delicious. I definitely would recommend this to anyone who hasn't tried it. Five stars for a great meal at Jerusalem Cafe.

The place was open and airy. I think there was outdoor dining but it was too cold to do that today!…read moreI went with my friend for her bday lunch and I was pleasantly surprised. The prices are moderate. And everything appears to be healthy! It's a great addition to the area and close enough for USA students to walk/bike to. I was able to add chicken to the tabouli salad and MY WORD!! Citrusy, herby, and very healthy!! The next time I'm out that way I'll definitely stop by for another salad! Customer service was good too!

Great falafel pita. I substituted the tzatziki for hummus to make it vegan but im glad they had…read moregood vegan/vegetarian options! The dolmas are really good too. The service was very fast, and the staff were very friendly and nice. Cute location downtown even if it's a bit small inside. I enjoy this place for a quick lunch or bite to eat downtown.

This place stands out as an insanely good place to get gyros and paninis. Getting one entree is…read moreenough for sharing with two people! I really enjoyed the quality of the hummus in addition to the flavor being spot on. The price threw me off to be honest, but that's to be expected.

I've never had such a kind and sweet server in my life. Anthony truly made the entire dining…read moreexperience amazing. The food is really good too, and I would definitely eat here more often. It's healthy and clearly made with love. The toum could use a bit more garlic and a little less salt. Bread should always be served with the dishes, as it's customary for most Middle Eastern meals.

There isn't much Middle Eastern food around Fairhope so Sage offers something unique in the area. I…read moredon't think Sage could stay in business in New Orleans where we have a lot of Middle Eastern and Mediterranean restaurants. I found Sage expensive for the small portion size and I even got charged for Sriracha sauce. In New Orleans you get far bigger portions and hot sauces are included for no additional charge. In New Orleans Sage would be a one star joint while in Fairhope they get to be a three as they have no competition currently. Sage does have good service and a nice ambiance. Sage is good for what it is in Fairhope but there is a lot of room for improvement and I hope more competition opens up to bring things to a higher level.

Staff was friendly, tables were clean. My grilled salmon was hot, juicy and not overly salted…read more Would come back!

The food was freshly prepared and the service was exceptional. I was in and out in no time at all…read more This location is my favorite in town.

Not worth it at all. Very disappointing. Very expensive compared to the amount of food and quality…read more I ordered a Mixed Kabob plate and my daughter ordered Chicken Kabob plate, a total of $41. I do not mind paying for good quality food and quantity. Brown wilted lettuce salad, 5 pieces of pita bread, 5 pieces of chicken kabobs, with a lot of yellow, dry, hard to swallow rice, yogurt sauce was only half full of 2oz cup........not worth it. Meat and rice ratio was not proportionate. Also, placing an order through a drive-thru window was challenging.

House of Kabob is a staple. Mixed plate is always great! We love this spot and so does our kids!…read moreThank you!

Tucked way next to the Publix- took us a minute to find it! Lunch time on a weekday- not too…read morecrowded. Seating inside and outside. Behind counter visible cooking area was a bit messy so lost one star for cleanliness and avocado was not brown at all but was over ripe... yuck. product of preserving I guess. Counter guy changed it out quickly with no issue. Daughter had a traditional gyro (but you can create your own which will be nice for next time) the pita bread was so soft, warm and delicious! Whole sandwich was fresh and flavorful. Had great ratio of meat, lettuce tomato, pickle onions and tzatziki. I had a Harissa Avocado rice bowl with chicken. Fresh and flavorful-would have again. They have a fountain drink selection that included juices like Strawberry Dragon fruit, Mango and Berry. That was honestly the highlight! So refreshing!

The food was fresh, tasty and definitely satisfied my Mediterranean cravings. The service was…read morefriendly and their price-point was on par. This is a must lunch spot for those in or around Midtown Mobile.

Great food - table ordered salads, wraps, and pizza…read more Prompt friendly service - Shar was attentive Awesome cheesecake!

The food was nice. We tried the pizza, hummus, and the Mediterranean sampler. The hummus wasn't the…read morebest in Mobile but it was good. The bread wasn't quite pita, but more like a soft beignet without the sugar. It was good. The pizza had a garlic butter sauce instead of red sauce and I liked it. The hooka didn't bother us. There was a table nearby with one but I couldn't smell it. The music choice was far weirder. It was late 90s rap, like Gangsters Paradise and Eminem. Very odd for a Mediterranean vibe. The service was sad. Our drinks never was refilled. Our table was never bussed. All the dirty plates, including our appetizer plates, stayed on the table until we left. Our server was slow to take our drinks, slow to take our order, and just slow.