The food was good at Sheeba, but service was a miss. The restaurant imposes an automatic tip (I was…read morein a party of six, includes one child) and apparently that was enough to not have anyone come to check on us at the table after the food was dropped off. I was also upset because the restaurant didn't have a few of the dishes on the menu as available options on Saturday. Back to the food: It was fresh and at a decent portion size given the prices. I did feel the Whole chicken was on the dry side and would have preferred it to be served with some curry. The restaurant is beautifully decorated and quite a few families dined there in large groups. The staff even sang happy birthday to a guest at a neighboring table who came to the restaurant to celebrate. The outdoor parking lot is free, but fills up quickly on weekends.

The Lamb Hanneth is FIRE. I am a big Lamb lover, and when we stopped here, I knew what I wanted on…read morethe menu. My girl I think wanted the Fattoush plate. Great Middle Eastern food here. Service was good, and my Lamb was fresh and seasoned good. Love the Rosemary taste. We were both happy.

As someone who travels frequently for work and has spent considerable time in the Middle East, I…read morehave high standards when it comes to authentic food. Sheeba exceeded every expectation. The food was outstanding. The lamb was incredibly tender, flavorful, and perfectly prepared. The fresh bread, rice, and overall quality of the meal reminded me why Dearborn has become one of my favorite food destinations whenever I'm in Michigan. What made the experience even better was the service from Murad. From the moment I sat down, Murad was welcoming, attentive, and genuinely kind. He got my food out quickly, checked on me throughout the meal without being intrusive, and before I left, he thoughtfully brought me a wonderful cup of tea to finish the evening. His warm smile, positive attitude, and professionalism made a great meal even more memorable. Restaurants can serve excellent food, but great hospitality is what keeps people coming back. Murad is a perfect example of that. If management is reading this, he's doing an outstanding job representing your restaurant. I'll be back every time my travels bring me to Dearborn.

They had a lot of flies in the restaurant and when we spoke to the waitress about them and she said…read morewhat flies!! It was like I was at Holy Molly Donut shop!! The food was good not great I've eaten taster! Portion size large !

the worst restaurant ever ,expensive and the buffet is awful ,a bad experience will never repeated…read more They don't deserve any star

Best iftar buffet . First time here , i heard good things about this place . Making a reservation…read morewas easy and we were able to get in the same day . Service was great , the food was authentic and delicious. Will definitely be back . Highly recommended

I tried yamani cuisine In different restaurants, wasn't crazy about it!…read moreBut I can honestly say that Sheeba changed my opinion on it! Looooved the food, very flavorful, really like their spices and dessert (Sabaya) Will definitely ho back

very good food was delicious everything perfect would come…read morehere again and would recommend you come too

Was in the area and heard great things about Yemen cafe. There was street parking available close…read moreto the restaurant. The restaurant is quite large with diner booths and tables, but was mostly empty on a Friday around lunchtime. A few people came in for takeout. The employees were very attentive and helpful, asking if it was my first time here - recommended me a few dishes and offered free hot tea while I waited for food. I decided to go with the lamb haneeth and the knafeh for my friend and I to share (we weren't super hungry). Everything was wonderful - the soup was very comforting and savory, the lamb was tender, the rice was pillowy, the tea was nicely spiced and sweet, and the knafeh was crunchy, sweet, salty, and chewy!

Very good food, authentic very amazing portion sizes and nothing that I've gotten has ever tasted…read moreoff in anyway. The vibe on the inside is pretty chill. The weight staff is pretty nice. Sometimes you might have to wait quite a long for your food to be ready but it's always worth it.. I definitely recommend dining in and washing your hands and eating the food the right way or calling ahead to make sure everything's ready to go. Be careful with the tea though! Dont burn your taste buds

I haven't been to La Pita in years and live out of town. I was very pleased that La Pita still…read moredelivers delicious meals. We ordered chicken tawook and baba , and it was amazing. Thank you also to the very helpful and kind waitstaff. Whether you want to eat inside or on the patio, La Pita is a great night out.

We were seated outside which is nice patio seating area. we were sitting there for 15 mins with no…read morewaters or waitresses asking to take order. my husband and i came 45 mins out to try the food, service was 2/5 best. i was observing the waitress she was hyper fixated on two tables specially. after a point my husband said he will wait 1 mins and then walk out of the place. I got up walked inside the restaurant and asked is anyone is planning to take the order, three waiters all looked at me blankly and then the waitress who was solely fixated on her two tables said "I.. I can take your order" yes it was obvious i was annoyed. over the mango smoothie was good 8/10, i got kafta kabob not a big fan wasn't all that amazing, husband got some sort of wrap he was underwhelmed as well.. and mentioned the la pita togo is much better then the restaurant we were at. i had a dinner dish, he had wrap with fries and lentil soup plus chicken soup which was not good at all. but the lentil was decent. with a smoothie and soda total was near 60 something. unfortunelty we will not be back; when you eat good food you feel better about the spending etc.. but we left disappointed all around first from service and the. from the food it's self.

We were stuck in Detroit after a canceled flight and stayed at the Fairfield a couple miles away…read more Walked across the street and decided to come to Beirut restaurant for dinner. It was probably one of the best meals I've had in a long time. Food was fresh, flavorful, absolutely delicious, with huge portions. Service was very personable and very accommodating. They do lots of takeout and are clearly very popular in the neighborhood. Cozy place in a strip mall, with nice original mural paintings on the walls. Totally worth a visit!

The place is cozy. Lots of togo orders picked up while I was there…read more Service is kind and quick. I felt very welcome and knew I made a good choice. I've had Mediterranean food before countless times. This, this place, had magic. Everything was delicious, as in, surprisingly delicious. Not good, not tasty, straight up. Delicious.

The food prices went up and the quality down. The new staff is rude and don't listen when you call…read moreand make an order. The last 2 times I ordered from there, I had my order messed up because they took my order wrong. THE SAME ORDER IVE ALWAYS GOT FROM THERE...

Awesome Food and Atmosphere and good humus ,chicken wrap and the garlic and bread too good!!read more

Bab Al-Yemen is the latest Yemeni restaurant to open in the same building that used to house…read moreArabian Village Restaurant and Hadramout Restaurant after the former changed ownership. We were craving their buttery rashoosh and savory fahsah and decided to drop by again without knowing that the previous business had closed. While we were surprised that another restaurant had taken over, we decided to give the new place to try. At Bab Al-Yemen, you order at the front counter and pick your own seats. Each table is covered with a plastic sheet to make cleanup easier for the staff. The waiter will bring out your food, and when you are done, you go back to the counter to pay. At the start of the meal, the waiter brings out complimentary bowls of lamb broth and sahawiq. Lamb Broth (Complimentary) - This is a rich lamb bone broth spiced heavily. The spice blend is pleasant, but gives you a bit of kick in the back of the throat. They give slices of lemon on the side to add acidity - it actually does help to tamper down some of the spiciness, and allows more of the natural lamb meat flavor to make it's way up. (4/5) Kabsah Chicken ($14.99) - This was the first time I've had this dish. It's almost like a Middle Eastern fried rice - exceptionally tender chicken mixed in richly spiced rice. The chicken seems to be pretty similar to what you might see in a Mandi, but is chopped up into small pieces. This is not boneless - instead, there are small bones and cartilage pieces scattered throughout the dish which you have to painstakingly pick out. In addition, there's a rich mix of spices, including cloves, whole coriander seeds, and small shards of cinnamon bark that is embedded in the rice. It's certainly an adventure trying to figure out what's edible or not. To be honest, we found the dish to be way too spiced - it's hard to detect any of the natural rice or chicken flavors over the overwhelming amount of spices. It just felt like we were eating straight spice. I'm not sure if I don't like kabsah in general, or I don't like this restaurant's rendition of this dish. (2/5) Fahsah Meat ($15.99) - The fahsah served at Bab Al-Yemen consists of tender shredded lamb meat in a tomato-based stew, mixed with vegetables. The lamb isn't shredded as well as some other places, leaving some pieces that are larger chunks, and some pieces that feel a bit slippery. The meat is mixed with what appears to be small pieces of possibly squash or zucchini. There isn't enough sauce mixed in, so some portions of the meat are a bit dry. The fahsah is served with hilbeh on the side, in this instance what seems to be pure fenugreek, leaving a strong, raw, earthy flavor. Only a tiny bit of the hilbeh goes a very long way. (4/5) Rashoosh ($3.99) - This is a large flatbread that is baked fresh in a tannur. The version served here is for the most part as thin as a crepe, which allows the bread to cook to a delicate crisp. It's folded over on one of the sides, and on the overlapping crust on the bottom, the texture is a bit doughy and bready and tastes undercooked. The rashoosh is sprinkled with nigella seeds after baking, which means they flake off quite easily as you tear into the bread. Since most portions of the bread are so thin and crisp, it's not able to be folded over to pick up food. (3/5) Overall the food isn't bad, although, to be brutally honest, I preferred the Yemeni food at the previous restaurant in this building. With that being said I'd say to give this place a try; you might enjoy it more than me. This location seems to be pretty much a revolving door of Yemeni restaurants. Hopefully things stabilize and Bab Al-Yemen stays here for a long time to come. Bathrooms - Two individual rooms, one for men, one for women, in the back. Note: Like most other traditional restaurants in the area, there's only bottled water/drinks available for purchase. Overall rating of the food this visit: 3.25/5

This restaurant is located in heart of Dearborn MI. The…read morerestaurant is stunningly beautiful with Arabian style feel . We got the combo for two that came with soup, salad, chicken beef and lamb meat. Rice, meat pie, meat pie, grape leaves, hummus, spinach pie. Baba ganoiuh Falafel. The food was disappointing as we had to retun the soup as it was cold. The falafel was raw on the inside so that had to go back too. The meat was cold as though it came out of the fridge. The only thing that was really good was the fresh baked bread. The portions are big. I wish the food tasted better.

Waitress was nice and polite. My waffles were burnt on the bottom. The dining area was quiet and…read morevery well lit. Only do brunch where they specialize in breakfast foods. This is not a brunch spot, to me. I'm sure they have excellent Mediterranean dishes I'll just stick to that. If not for good service this would be a low 2* experience.