Yummy food, we got lamb sandwiches and they were so yummy, fresh, the owner super nice and…read morewelcoming. It will be our first place to visit every time we visit Boise,

Just went here with my brother and girlfriend. We tried each of his items. All were very good…read more He makes them to order so they are fresh but you do have to wait which is no problem. Solid tasting wraps. Lamb one was my favorite but the other two are not that far behind. Won't go wrong with any of them. And if he's not busy and has time, strike up a conversation with him. Really nice guy. Lastly this is a food truck so the seating is outside on a few tables he has setup. Will be back.

This is only for a chicken shawarma dish I ordered. We came right as they opened on a holiday. We…read moredecided to get our dishes to go since I had a flight to catch. The people who worked here were really kind and accommodating. It felt super authentic too with the music. We waited for a bit, which was fine with us. We enjoyed sitting on some of the lower ground seating. My shawarma was had a bit too much sauce for my taste, but was fine otherwise. If I was in the area, I'd be interested in trying different things from their menu.

This food here is fresh and made to order. We ordered Hummus as an appetizer and it exceeded my…read moreexpectations with warm and freshly baked pita breads. The Shish Tawook plate was delicious, the chicken was tender and seasoned well. I dipped it in the red sauce over some rice and it was a good balance of sweet and savory.

The staff were very friendy and checked on us often to make sure that we were enjoying the food…read more The food overall was amazing, it tasted very traditional and authentic, the spices were perfectly balanced. When we walked in I was surprised to see how decorated and how nice it was. Overall it was a 10/10 expirience

Oh Kabob House... where have you been all my life??…read more Seriously, how have you been open for 8 years and I'm just now finding you? My husband and I found this place completely by accident. We were craving gyros and drove over to what used to be Gyro Shack on Emerald. I had almost suggested going to a different location because I didn't want to deal with the traffic, but we ended up on Emerald anyway. Lo and behold... Gyro Shack was gone. So there we are, hungry, staring at the building. "Well... should we try Kabob House?" Eh, what the heck. OMG. BEST. HAPPY. ACCIDENT. We went in around 1:00 on a Saturday, and I'll be honest... it was empty, which made me a little nervous. But everyone was so welcoming, and it smelled AMAZING in there, so we figured we'd give it a shot. Best decision. We started with the lentil soup, and I am not exaggerating when I say I would come back just for the soup. It's that good. Warm, comforting, healthy, full of flavor... just soul food. Do not skip it. We also ordered the salad, which was super fresh with an amazing dressing on the side, and shared the lamb kabobs. The portion was huge, the lamb was delicious, and can we talk about the rice for a second? I don't know what they put in it, but I could have eaten a bowl of just the rice. They also brought us a complimentary homemade cucumber yogurt dish (I can't remember what it's called), and it was so good. This was honestly one of the best meals I've had in a long time. When we got home, I looked them up on Yelp because I couldn't believe a place this good had been sitting there for eight years without me knowing about it. Sure enough, the reviews were fantastic. So if you happen to stop by and it looks quiet like it did when we were there, don't let that scare you off. Clearly lots of people have already figured out what we just discovered. In fact, we loved it so much that we brought friends back the very next day. Sunday lunch was definitely busier than Saturday, which honestly made me happy because this place deserves to be busy. The owner, Shams, actually remembered us from the day before and even gave my husband a hug. That kind of hospitality is so genuine and just made us love the place even more. This time we ordered the lentil soup (again... because obviously), butter chicken with rice, and a giant naan with hummus for the table. There was so much food we barely had room for it on the table. Kabob House is one of those places you almost don't want to tell people about because it feels like you've discovered a secret... but it's way too good not to share. Amazing food, generous portions, warm hospitality, and a really nice atmosphere. We'll absolutely be back. (And yes... I'll be ordering the lentil soup again.)

Very old school. Very nice to see a personally run business with a true caring owner. Lemon in the…read morewater without asking. Music videos playing on the TV's. Old Bosnians stacked at the bar top discussing the world. A true cultural social center. The place is clean and spacious with posters indicating that there is entertainment at night. The Reuben was very good. Not salty, plenty of thin sliced meat. Not quite a Reuben as there was no sauerkraut, no Thousand Island dressing or rye bread. More a delicious panini. The attention to detail and courteous owner shows through every action. I GOT AN AMERICAN FLAG ON MY SANDWICH. Bravo!!!!

Yes to everything about this place! If you are like me and drive by everyday and tell yourself,…read more"someday I need to stop." How about after you read this, you go. What a special little gem of a place. Small grocery store up front and a huge restaurant hidden behind. There is a wine shop, bar, and grill in the large space. No matter what sandwich you order (panini house sandwich is my fave so far), you will be delighted. I always get Idaho gold with my sandwich too (fries). If it is a bit busier, please have patience and enjoy relaxing. Every time I pop in it is just the owner running it. He is absolutely amazing and will serve you with a smile and his fun energy. You can order to-go as well if your time is extra crunched. Stop, stop. stop driving by!! I was blown away by the treasure that's within. I hope you are too!

I was really looking forward to trying this restaurant given all the highly positive reviews. To…read morebe clear - this is for the restaurant, not the market. Service - 1 star. After being the only two sitting in the restaurant for 10 minutes, someone brought us menus. Another 10 later, they came back for our order. It was a tad frustrating because an item I wanted to order had a well-worn sticker blocking it out. Placed our food and drink order. Several minutes later, someone different came from the back and said one of the two items was also not available. So another item was chosen. Drinks were not delivered (tea and a water) until the food came 20 minutes later. And the water was a tiny 8-ounce bottle of water. 1.5 hours and we were the only diners. That says something. Food - Of what we could order, the chicken tikka was good but not amazing. 4 stars. The lamb kabob was amazingly bland and tough. So disappointing as I typically love lamb. 2 stars. The hummus was thin and tasted too sour with no flavor dimension to it. Was it old? Better hummus has a slight nutty flavor to it and this needed more garlic. 3 stars. Rice actually had decent flavor. 4 stars. We had both the pistachio and walnut baklava. As a baklava connoisseur, the walnut was far better flavor and texture but both seemed dry and old. Bread was okay. When I look at the number or reviews from those in CA or OR with less than 5 reviews on their account (all giving 5 stars) - it seems clear that people want free baklava or hot tea, as they advertise at the table when you sit down. But they need to read your review first before getting the token item. I have better ethics and higher standards than that. Maybe the restaurant section is on the slide. For a $20 entree, not worth it. There is better in Boise.

Great experience shopping here! Bought cheese stuffed jalapeños, walnut/bell pepper stuffed egg…read moreplant in oil, orange marmalade, cheese, and fresh pistachio dessert. Fresh, still warm pita bread was available. It was a little dry but delicious & I wish items had clear pricing. Highly recommend & look forward to going back. Definitely want to dine at their restaurant hooked on to the market. Cashier was friendly & parking was plentiful.

Foodland market is the Real Deal! My friend told me about…read morethis place when I mentioned I needed to find a ME market to pick up some filo and rose water for baklawa. We went together and I was excited the moment I stepped in the door..smelled just like my mother's kitchen! We shared the "family platter for 2" - the pillowy flatbread made me so happy, the shawarma, the falafel, the hummus.. EVERYTHING tasted like home and every bite was delicious and I savored it all The grocery selection is extensive and I picked up what I needed with a plan to go back soon.

Limited parking. Market and eating area are clean. Natural lighting…read more Cooks were friendly and had smiles on their faces. Staff up in the front were a bit opposite. No greeting and sort of seemed like they didnt want to be there. Not rude though. Food is delicious. Falafel were flavorful, crispy, but not dry. The hummus was almost smooth. The pita had a little stale texture. It's pretty pricy, but we'd come back if we were craving it. Oh yeah, the market is great too.

I wrote this a few years ago and apparently didn't post it. It still holds true though:…read more We got our order to go. We've been trying different restaurants around town on Friday's since the stay at home orders took affect. So far, this is our best experience. The food was great. We had the Muhammara, which was excellent. We also had the Fatosh salad with Shawerma and the falafel, also excellent. Just be careful, I ordered through YELP/GrubHub and the payment wasn't recorded at the restaurant. My husband picked it up and wasn't aware that I had paid so paid again. I called and it was taken care of immediately Highly recommend this place for Mediterranean food. We'll be going back for sure. There is a Mediterranean grocery next store that we're looking forward to checking out too.

Incredible spice and flavor! I especially loved the…read morevegetarian options and the falafels were crisp and flavorful. Excellent service as well- what a great spot for lunch!

Alright, let's talk about why this isn't a full five stars- because when it comes to flavor, Mazzah…read moreMediterranean Grill is easily one of the best Mediterranean spots in Boise, hands down. A friend of mine practically lives here- every other day, like clockwork- and the last time I joined, he ordered a full mezze-style spread that felt straight out of the Mediterranean coast: impossibly creamy hummus, cool and garlicky tzatziki, perfectly seasoned kebabs, fresh veggies, warm pita... dish after dish, each one better than the last. This is a casual, no-frills kind of place- so don't come expecting anything overly polished or upscale. The missing star from others? It's purely about the ambiance. But the food? That's a full five. What really shines is the quality, the authenticity, and the consistency. Everything tastes fresh, vibrant, and nourishing- the kind of meal that feels both indulgent and genuinely good for you. Add in friendly, welcoming service, and it's easy to see why people keep coming back.

I went to the Warehouse for lunch with friends. Mazzah Mediterranean Grill had vegan options and…read morethe server was knowledgeable with what was vegan. I wanted a falafel and rice bowl. He let me know the house rice is cooked with chicken stock. He suggested the mujaddara which is a rice and lentil blend, and it was certainly tasty! Free drink refills!

Amazing food! We had the chicken shawarma sandwich and the gyro dinner plate, and both were…read moreabsolutely delicious. The delivery was fast, and everything arrived fresh. We'd definitely recommend this place!

3/5 Stars We visited…read morefor lunch with a party of four after hearing good things, but unfortunately it didn't live up to our expectations. The restaurant itself is very clean, modern, and inviting. The interior is well designed and creates a nice first impression. The service was slow but friendly. The staff was polite, though they seemed a bit timid and lacked confidence. The biggest disappointment was the food. Everything looked fresh, but it was surprisingly bland. The Greek salad had very little flavor, the hummus was equally underwhelming, and the gyro just wasn't anything memorable. We kept waiting for those bold Mediterranean flavors that never came. Overall, it wasn't a bad experience, but it also wasn't one we'd repeat. There are better Greek and Mediterranean options in the Treasure Valley, so unfortunately we wouldn't return.