We just didn't care for it. I have been trying to stretch out my taste buds by trying different…read morefoods. This was a doordash order so cant tell you about ambiance. We ordered the much hyped hummus, chicken something, meat pies, and meat schwarma sandwich. I was much disappointed in the hummus. Just nothing special or flavorful to me. My other half loves hummus n he was adding lemon to it to add flavor. Grilled chicken was fine. Meat pies or a B from the man and a eh from me. The meat sandwich which is lamb n beef gotta good from the man which is where the third star comes in. I would recommend grape leaf diner over La Vie

We absolutely love this hidden gem in the Spring Meadows shopping plaza! It is our go-to for…read moreMediterranean cuisine. Food never disappoints. The Lamb Chops are amazing! Service is always good. Price is very fair for the portions and quality. You cannot go wrong with LaVie. Give LaVie a try and I am fairly confident, this will become your fave for Mediterranean food...

At work, we pitched in money to cater a farewell luncheon party from Grape Leaf Diner and the…read moregathering took place in our office conference room. While I did not experience the ambiance at Grape Leaf Diner today, I can say from a past visit that the atmosphere is clean, bright with lots of windows, and with comfortable chairs and booths. The restaurant is located near or within a small strip mall at the Holland, OH location. (The Grape Leaf Express location in Toledo, OH located on Monroe St near Franklin Park Mall is also in a strip mall.) The food ordered today included chicken shawarma, yellow rice with vegetables (green beans, corn and peas), hummus, pita bread, and a Greek salad. There was also a dish of grilled vegetables that included squash and zucchini. While I didn't want to be rude and photograph food in the middle of the party, I took some screenshots posted by the restaurant to give you an idea of the food presentation. The salad ingredients were very fresh and delicious. Hummus was perfectly flavored. I always wish that Mediterranean rice had more vegetables, though it was delicious. I found the chicken shawarma a bit salty, but I'm salt-sensitive, so most people probably would love it; the meat was lean. As for the zucchini and squash vegetables, they looked delicious but we didn't have plastic knives, and I couldn't manage to cut them or eat them with the plastic forks. It was a beautiful presentation and I recommend that you give this restaurant a try! A tip for summer weather: the A/C was cranked up high when I was last there... maybe bring a jacket or sweater if you tend to run cold.

Food is always great. BUT as I sit there and await my…read morepickup I am shocked at the poor hand washing and no glove use. Rolling silverware - touching the end we eat with. Cutting our Syrian bread without gloves. The staff provides good service as well. But I can't get that out of my mind!! Sorry.

Very friendly staff and good food. Prices are reasonable as well. Not a root beer fan. She…read moresuggested the root beer and glad I tried it.

I've eaten here once and cannot remember how I feel about it. All I do know is that it couldn't…read morehave been bad because that I would have remembered

My first impressions are very much confirmed. I've been coming here more than once a week on…read moreaverage for the past month and a half. Best shawarma in Toledo. Friendly service, generous portions, affordable price, healthy, and most important, delicious food. Nicely spiced, great sauces (especially garlic and tzatziki). Also, at my request, they were happy to switch out part of the rice in the shawarma box for lettuce, which makes for a more balanced meal in my opinion. I've tried the falafel wrap, beef shawarma, and beef kebab, which are all excellent, but my favorite is the chicken shawarma. It would not be an exaggeration to say that this establishment opening a half mile from my house has changed my life for the better. Now I have a go-to spot when I want to get a quick and inexpensive meal that will fill me up. Toledo has comparatively few fast-casual restaurants besides national chains and Chinese. The existence of this eatery raises up Toledo in terms of the overall culinary status of the city.

Tried delivery with grubhub. The Fattoush was the best I've…read moreever had. The gyro plate was very good. Came with bread, yogurt sauce, side of rice, veggies and coleslaw. The gyro meat was very good. The chicken and beef shwarma we're very well seasoned. Will be ordering again!

Very good and delicious food u can find in toledo Everything…read morethere amizing The people working over there very nice.

Stopped to try the takeout and was not disappointed! Perfectly cooked leg of lamb with rice and…read moreveggies, with a side of slightly tart tabbouleh. Everything was very tasty and well seasoned. Can't wait to try the chicken and other specials. Staff was helpful and friendly. I will definitely be back!

My husband and I used to frequent Charlie's in Perrysburg often. We have been to all locations over…read morethe years. This location is hit or miss with service and food. I think they understaffed for rush hours and often don't open their extra seating when it's needed. The wait staff has seemed frazzled enough times that I have been in there. In general though if you want a burger or gyro it's a safe bet.

Ate at this restaurant yesterday and the food was less than appetizing especially after a hair was…read morefound in it and there was an added surcharge for credit card transactions per person on one receipt with no advanced warning on the charge. The Hercules my friend was served had hair in it and he was presented back with something that was likely microwaved. As the food had steam rising off it. There was a small hand full of fries initially that was put into the second sandwich. The salad I had seemed like it had willy lettuce and recycled cucumbers. Instead of offering to take the sandwich at least off the bill nothing. Less than appetizing or impressed with this experience.

Had to take another star away because the regular wings are like wing dings n the jumbo wings are…read morelike normal size. Almost took another star away because they have no boneless wings. I happen to be a boneless wings girl. I've ordered for Superbowl n few other times. My man is in love with the cajun wings. Has just enough spice to it for him and I actually like them too even though they're not boneless. I ordered some chili cheese fries from here because I was the other side of sober one time and I will tell you these were pretty dog gone good. Not too salty, no beans, the chili was flavorful and a good amount of cheese. We've not tried the Gyros or other items yet but probably plan to. Prices are pretty much on point with any other wing place in town and things come accurate. That's all you can ask for from a chicken wing place

Their wings are so small and their jumbo wings are normal sized wings so they really screw toy on…read morethe prices

This location says it does not close until 4 am. I ordered around 2:45-3am for delivery. My…read morelocation was approximately 9 minutes away. After an hour and 30 mins the driver cancelled my order and I never received a refund. They told me they could not refund my money unless I came to the restaurant. Due to me not being able to drive, this was not an option. I called the following day to receive my order instead of getting a refund and their driver stopped working at 1am. Never received food or a refund.

Originally ordered from the Airport location through eatstreet at 3:06. Got an ETA of an hour later…read morelike normal. 4:30 comes around so I call the location to ask if my order was received. She said since that location doesn't deliver to my area, she sent the order to the Heatherdowns location. Ok, fine. I prefer the Airport location because it's friendlier and cleaner than the Heatherdowns joint but alright, I'll take the delivery over driving. Asked for a grilled cheese without the third slice of bread in the middle, made it a platter with 2 sides, and ordered a 3rd side. Airport associate spoke to Heatherdowns while I was on hold and came back to tell me there was some confusion about the order and the food would be here in 20 minutes. 40 minutes later, my food arrives and the driver gets tipped like normal, I know it's not his fault. My dispatchers took the food and gave him the tip while I was busy. I check the food 5 minutes after it arrives and the sides aren't there. I called Heatherdowns and was talked over repeatedly about how the Airport location messed up the transaction and it was their fault but the driver was on the way with my food. When I got a turn to talk, I told him the driver was here and gone with only half my order. He says "Wow I literally told him to grab those just now. He'll run them back out when he comes back." Ok, whatever, I've had a stressful day at work too. More concerned with my work than the food. I wasn't rude or demanding, didn't ask for a discount or anything. Just thanked them for the help and went back to my project. 10 minutes after that the driver arrives and my dispatchers call for me while he chats with them. I can very clearly hear him, from my office down the hall, tell my dispatchers about how I messed up my own order by ordering from the wrong place, as if my dispatchers are going to sympathize with him that I'm a complete moron apparently. So I leave my office to meet him and he leaves the instant I arrived in the room, not a word or a glance at me. My dispatchers laughed about how it went from an issue with his coworker to an issue with the driver. And it did. Nobody blamed the delivery guy until he had crap to talk when he arrived the second time. So they blame each other, and the other location, and me, for them messing up food that took over 2 hours to deliver. And the grilled cheese still had the third slice of bread cooked in it. Go to the Airport location.

Received order with many missing items. Hummus came with no pita or veggies. Falafels we're dry and…read moreover cooked. But got lots of parsley! No sauces included :(

My coworker, who is a Pakistani and I were very excited when this place finally opened. We were…read morefrequent visitors of the Taiwanese restaurant next door, when we first saw that there was going to be a seemingly Middle-Eastern market opening next door. (BTW, I'm not sure what happened to the Taiwanese place next door, but they've been closed for a few weeks now. I'm still trying to figure out if it's temporary or permanent) Anyone who's dined out enough times in Toledo will more likely tell you Toledo weirdly -- I use the term affectionately -- has very good Mediterranean/Middle-Eastern cuisine. You get a wide variety of them, too, such as those of mom-n-pop markets that offer lunch menus, and you also get the nice, family-style sit-down restaurants too. Most of them are very good. Al Nur falls into the former category. What's interesting about them is that their grocery consist of Middle-Eastern, Pakistani and Indian items. And let me tell you, most of their items are VERY well-priced. I don't have much experience with Middle-Eastern groceries so I can't say much about them, but I'm certainly going to try them out (probably with my coworker's help) next time I'm in need of some ethnic groceries. First visit, I ordered their "mixed grill" lunch, which is their version of the kebab combo plate. Came with 3 different skewers of meat over bed of rice and a side salad. Chicken Tawook and (lamb, I believe) shawarma were excellent. Taste I was definitely widely used to. Beef kafta however, I have to mention, had a slightly different spice/seasoning to it. It reminded me of the taste of an Iraqi restaurant I visited in D.C. a few years ago. It was a place my family and my wife's sister's family tried, and I remember my wife was slightly put off by the very strong spice aroma the restaurant had. In my own experience, "Middle-Eastern" labeled places seem to have slightly stronger aroma than those that are labeled "Mediterranean." A quick research will show that it may be because of the availability and usage of different ingredients of spices in different regions. I have the privilege of working/having worked with people of different ethnic background, and I love consulting them about similarities and differences between them. This particular coworker who was born in Pakistan, but had many years of growing up in Kuwait, where his father worked, tells me beef at Al Nur reminds him of what he calls "authentic" Middle-Eastern food from his childhood. Of course, you'll find regions in the States where Middle-Easterners segregate, where you'll have access to their authenticity, but it's certainly not something that's viewed as widely available, IMO. I can tell you right now that it's not going to be for everyone, just like strong-spiced Indian/Pakistani food aren't. But those of us who have the palate for them, I think it's a treat that we now have another Middle-Eastern option in Al Nur. Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm gonna go pick me up a couple sandwiches for dinner. I've been salivating for them this whole time I was writing about them.