Solid bowl spot for a fast casual lunch or dinner. The prices are good for the amount of food you…read moreget. I got a chicken shawarma rice bowl, pumpkin kibbeh and the falafel and everything was tasty. The service was good and there is a large amount of seating at this location. I will definitely check out their other locations for a casual meal!

I have never had Naya before so I wasn't really sure what to get but Gavin who works at the store…read morewas super nice and shared what some of his favorite items were. I ended up getting a bowl with half rice and half lettuce and some of the items Gavin recommended like the chicken kebab, pickled lettuce, garlic sauce, pickled onions, and tzatziki. Everything was delicious! The store was nice and clean with a lot of seating as well. There was another staff member who helped me during check out and he was very nice too so service was great in general at this store location.

Been to this place a couple of times and had great experiences. One nice perk is that you can earn…read morepoints through Opentable and redeem them for credit toward restaurant experiences, credit toward OpenTable reservations, or Amazon gift cards. You don't need to download an app, just sign up for an Opentable account at www.opentable.com. The place was exactly what we were looking for... Inexpensive, Turkish, and comfortable atmosphere! The place wasn't busy during lunch time but busy during dinner time. Amazing service and delicious food! The food was fresh and came out fast. Lunch specials are $21.95 for 2 courses while dinner specials are $36.95 for 4 courses. I had the Eggplant with Tomato Sauce and Beets as the first course and Lamb Adana Kebab as Entrée. Lamb Adana Kebab comes with salad, which I can't have since it's cold and raw, but they were able to accommodate me and replaced salad with more rice. I had Kabak Tatlısı, which has a nice sweet taste and is healthy. All were delicious, also gluten free, dairy free and soy free. Plus, the Turkish Tea as the fourth course was a great pair with my meals. Their menu offers a variety of choices, including options that are gluten free, dairy free, and soy free. I would definitely come back and suggest you give this place a try if you are in Hell's Kitchen or Columbus Circle.

Great mid-town spot for Turkish food. The staff is great and the food is generally above average…read more It's got that great NYC shabby/chic vibe. Well worth checking out.

Didn't have a reservation, but was able to get a table for a party of two on a Friday evening. It…read moredid get more busy as the evening went on so making a reservation is recommended. There's so many options (vegetarian, meat) - something for everyone on the menu. Our hostess was also very nice as she also provided some recommendations since this was my first time being here. The food portion sizes (even the dips) are huge. There was also unlimited pita bread for the table. Would definitely come back next time to try other items on the menu.

What an amazing experience!!! The service was great, the food was so good, and the ambiance was…read morephenomenal. Anytime I have a more than great experience I feel compelled to rave about it. The menu here is so extensive and may be overwhelming, I do recommend everything we ordered: falafel, grilled halloumi, tabouli salad, hummus beiruty, fatayer sbanek w jabne (spinach pies), frozen jellab, frozen mint lemonade, lahme bi ajin (flatbread), shish tawook platter. We split all of this amongst four people and we were stuffed. Our bill was around $260 without tip so I think it was well worth it. If you enjoy Lebanese food, this is a MUST try!

I really liked this place too. I thought all of the ingredients were very fresh, and the lahvash…read morewas baked perfectly. I thought it was a tad expensive for a quick bite - $11.50 for a sandwich. But the sandwich was delicious and you could probably split it with someone. The space is small, but quaint and with a nice Mediterranean atmosphere.

Have been here a few times now for both lunch and dinner (weekends and weekdays) and the food and…read moreservice is always great. I first went to Hummus Kitchen at their UES location, but this one is equally wonderful. The space is on the smaller side (a bit narrow) and they have indoor seating for around 20-25 people. I recommend making a reservation in advance. The servers are friendly, attentive and the food comes out fairly quickly. As the name implies, the hummus here is excellent as is the thick pita it comes with (they have regular and whole wheat). If you haven't been before, get "the hummus kitchen" as it has 4 different types of hummus you can try. The mazze are also tasty, my favorite would have to be the grape leaves, but the falafel, cauliflower and babaghanoush are also extremely delicious (you can order any 3 for $28 and it comes with pita). For entrees, I highly highly recommend the chicken shawarma tacos (2 per serving) followed by the open arais tacos (also 2 per serving) and the Mediterranean red chicken (in that order). If you don't go with the shawarma tacos or want less bread, then the shawarma platter is also a good choice. The chicken shawarma tacos here are simply incredible, they serve them in their warm fluffy pita, sliced in half, open and fill the inside with chicken, onions and whatever else makes is so ridiculously addictive. This thing is bursting with flavor, it has to be the best chicken shawarma I have had in NYC. The tacos also come with a small side of hummus and babaghanoush along with pickles and some tomato salad. The portions are what you would expect as are the prices. Really a delicious spot if you are in the area or want a great/quick meal before or after a show.

It had been a while since my dining companion and I visited our 'Happy Hummus Place' on 9th Avenue…read morein Hell's Kitchen. While we're making fewer trips into the city these days, our return for a pre-theater lunch proved that Hummus Kitchen hasn't missed a beat -- in fact, we both agreed that they've stepped up the entire experience. The Kosher Israeli food is fresher and tastier than ever. The Green Shakshuka off the Brunch menu was a standout, featuring a rich, spiced tomato sauce topped with fresh baby spinach and two perfectly poached eggs. A major highlight to me was the swap from the traditional pita bread to a mini challah bread for dipping. The bread's sweetness perfectly complemented the savory stew. We finished with Turkish coffees and the Kitchen Kadaif, which was absolutely incredible. It's hard to believe it's dairy-free with a combination of shredded phyllo, rich halva, and shredded coconut that's the perfect balance of texture and sweetness. The service was incredibly friendly and attentive without being overbearing, ensuring we were out with plenty of time for our show at Studio 54. If you're looking for an authentic Mediterranean hidden gem in Midtown, this remains a must-visit.

Great customer service -- we were quickly accommodated even with a toddler. The brioche is a…read moremust-try! The ambience of the place is warm and inviting, making it a great overall experience.

Did a quick search for a place near the Joyce theater and ZIZi popped up so we tried it…read more The staff was very friendly the food tasty and reasonable prices for NY. We will put it in our rotation of places to go to when in the area

This is an amazing Palestinian restaurant with great ambiance and relaxing decor. It feels like…read moreyou're in a different with all of the faux greenery and murals. We got the Mezze Filistini which is a mix platter of hummus, babaghanoush, muhammarah, tabbouleh, salata tahuna, and labneh. Truly delicious, highly recommend!

Truly a stunning Palestinian Restaurant on Atlantic avenue that has fresh, flavorful food, and is…read moreBYOB. On your table is zaatar and olive oil upon arriving. It feels like an indoor garden in the restaurant. Piping hot bread appears quickly. All the food is stellar, the portions are really big! The labneh was just absolutely amazing, the meat pie was too good to be true, and the lamb dishes are all fantastic! Don't walk away without halloumi though. Make this an afternoon, go for lunch, go to Sahadi's next door afterwards for some at home staples, and enjoy. Everyone is kind here, it's child friendly - it's a gem!

Such a delicious evening! Walked over on a Thursday evening without a reservation just to see if we…read morecould get on a list or if they had any cancellations and we lucked out! They had 2 seats ready to go at the bar. The hosts were super nice and sat us down and Joseph immediately came to get us started. (Super good looking guy, btw) We ordered the dipping bread with a dip that we asked to be surprised with. It was the green one and it was SO tasty!! I got a cocktail, but FYI, there's no liquor, only wine & beer. So my cocktail was made with sparkling wine. The restaurant has a fun and lively atmosphere. It feels very much like THE place to be.

Came here after seeing the chef on the Food Network. Had high hopes for this meal but was very…read moredisappointed. The entrees were limited to 4 and the appetizers all had spices i dislike - harissa, garlic, cilantro, etc. Also when is a bread course $13? Also did not appreciate after leaving a nice tip the bottom of the check it was printed "would you like to leave a further tip?" Really, one and done for us. Left hungry and not impressed at all...

AMAZING AMAZING! Great foods and ambience all around. Everyone should try the place at least three…read moretimes just to make sure that it's not a dream. The food is FRESH TASTY and simple without any gimmicks (the kitchen let the ingredients do the talking) the staff is professional; just a great place to be. KRIZIA is so lovely and efficient that I wouldn't even know where to start in order to describe how efficient she is. She puts us so at ease that we didn't even want to look at the menu my wife and I; so we just let her order for us; and God we were so happy that we did!! Motek is our new favorite neighborhood spot. Thank you for the wonderful experience! LF

5$ happy hour deal is a steal! Drinks aren't watered down and the food is all decently large…read moreportions for the price point. That being said, they refuse to give change if you pay cash. If you're going to pay cash make sure you have smaller bills as well so you don't get ripped off.

Came to Miriam on the Upper West Side a couple weeks ago and it's held up in my memory--which says…read morea lot. Food was excellent, cocktails were on point, and everything felt intentional. Not just good ideas--good execution. Service struck that rare balance: friendly, efficient, and never hovering. The space has a cool, polished vibe without trying too hard, and from an accessibility standpoint, it was easy to navigate and comfortable throughout. This is an easy return.

Excellent middle eastern brunch…read more Restaurant is very small and compact with very little room to move around. We sat outside where there was less room between tables. Food was excellent. We ordered the French toast, the middle eastern breakfast, and the Jerusalem breakfast? Their hummus, baba ganoush, labneh, and tzatziki was very delicious. Eggs cooked to perfection. Their freshly squeezed orange juice was something else. We joked about buying a gallon of it to take home. Service was painfully slow and unapologetic. We get it. It was busy, and we were not on a time constraint. But still painfully slow. Would recommend for a unique brunch.