Shah's is a welcome addition to an area that's long needed more quality dining options. This…read morefast-casual Halal eatery serves up New York-style street food bowls and platters, including staples like chicken over rice, lamb over rice, and combo bowls, along with fried swai, chapli kebabs, and a few American-style options like hot wings, cheesesteaks, and burgers. I've tried both the chicken and combo over rice bowls, and both were flavorful and satisfying. The fresh salad included in each bowl adds a nice balance, and their trio of sauces--white, green, and red--are all excellent complements. That said, my main critique is the portion of meat: it feels a bit light for the price. I usually pay for extra meat, but that quickly turns a reasonably priced meal into a more expensive one. I've also sampled a few other menu items: Pita and hummus: Very good. Hot wings: Just standard wing dings--nothing memorable. Cheesesteak: Basic 8-inch sub; it'll do in a pinch, but nothing to write home about. The restaurant is located in a shopping center with plenty of parking (shared with Walmart and Giant), and the interior is clean with limited dine-in seating. Staff are efficient, though not particularly welcoming--it's more of a "here's your food" experience than warm hospitality. One important tip: if you order online, make sure to use their official site. It's powered by DoorDash, but ordering directly avoids the inflated prices--DoorDash's platform adds around $2 per menu item. Overall, Shah's delivers solid value and flavor, especially for the bowls. With a few tweaks--more generous protein portions and a bit more warmth from the staff--it could go from good to great.

For those who enjoy flavorful food this is a good quick stop place to eat at. They even offer…read morechicken tenders because yeah my 6 year old is not much for what we eat which is usually very flavorful or spicy food. Customer service was good and we were glad that they did have some tables to sit at to eat what we ordered. They have bottled drinks available for purchase. I got the chicken over rice platter and I appreciate a meal that incorporates salad so you don't feel too guilty eating it. I added chicken peas, cucumbers, rice and the white sauce to my platter and I would order it again. I usually take pictures of my food but I was too excited eating this... sorry

Unfortunately-food was very disappointing. Nans were not…read moretypical nans, more like thick Arabic bread. Seekh kabobs were horrible, made with some unknown masala's. Saag for some reason had too much salt and had too much cinnamon. Boneless chicken was dry and tasteless. I would not recommend this restaurant to Pakistani food lovers. The Service and Ambiance was great.

Large and clean restroom. Everything is new. Bright and cheerful atmosphere. The food is just a…read morelittle pricier than the other South Asian restaurant in town, but the quality is high.

Great Middle Eastern just off Rehobeth Avenue and a block off the beach. Food was DELICIOUS and…read morethe staff was friendly. Nice to have a decent priced lunch at the beach that isn't junk food and isn't expensive. We'll be back!

I can not, for the life of me, fathom why people are giving this DUMP good reviews. What we…read morereceived in our takeout order was, without a doubt, the WORST example of Greek food I've ever had. Absolutely disgraceful. Maza "platter" cost $13, and had less than 1/2 cup of dips (both hummus and eggplant combined), four dolmas that were tough, and clearly came from a jar, and some dry pita. Both dips were flavorless to boot. Gyros had two tiny bits of tomato, and NO onion at all. What was even worse, was the Gyro meat was pre-formed (curved edges) crap that you get at low-end diners. The meat was also tasteless, and only four pieces, each no longer than my index finger, which they charged $15 for! To finish that off, Baklava was clearly out of a box, dry, and had no honey at all. Most of what we ordered went in the trash. You can get a better gyro at ARBY'S (and I'm absolutely serious about that). So do yourself (and your wallet) a favor, and do NOT order from RB Kabab. What they serve, I wouldn't give to my dog (and honestly, I didn't).

So I'm a regular at AC, and I never knew this place existed until I saw a video on Instagram of…read morethem and of course, I had to check it out. From the outside, it looks like an average building, but once you get past those door it's like a whole different world. The inside is so beautiful, and I love the open middle concept, especially with the high ceiling, which lets the natural light in, so it makes everything look even more beautiful. It can also be intimate, as they have sections that can be a little private, so it's great for like dates or if you have a family get together. Also, they are close to the outlet as well and have parking too. I do recommend checking out their hours and menu before going, as they kind of have specific menu options that they offer on certain days. For example, on Fridays and Saturdays, they only have a prefix four-course meal, which each person has to pay $68.99 (we went on Friday). But they have a lot of great options, so you still get to try a variety of their fusion menu options. Especially, considering that if you look at the prices separately for the items that were included, I think it's a really great deal, since it comes with your starter bread, appetizer, soup of the day, entree, and dessert, and they don't skimp on the portion size either. Since it's French, when in Rome, you know I had to go with Escargots à la Bourguignone aka Snail, as this is something I've never tried before. It wasn't my favorite, but it wasn't too terrible for a first-time dish like that. Next was the soup of the day, which was a Afghan lentil soup, which we enjoyed. For the entrees, I got the Uzbeki Palau, which is lamb shank with Afghani rice, and oh my goodness, that lamb shank was so delicious, the bone just slid right off the meat. My friend got the Kofta Chalau, which is meatballs in sauce, and it came with rice as well. He really enjoyed that as he finished the whole plate! To finish it off, we were served Firni for dessert, which is an Afghan rice pudding with chocolate mousse and a piece of baklava. We were so stuffed, it was a lot of good food, and I will definitely go back to try their other menu options, which includes vegetarian as well. Also, it's BYOB as they are Afghan and do not serve alcoholic drinks, so you do have the option to bring your own bottle of wine or liquor if you prefer. Drink options were tea, fresh juices, coffee, and water, no mocktails. Overall had a wonderful time. The service was prompt, our waitress (sorry, I forgot her name) was very friendly, informative, and very attentive. The food was amazing, and the atmosphere is just picture and video worthy, very relaxing, and I did not feel rushed at all either. I will definitely go back whenever I'm in AC.

A friend and I found Setaara by accident while looking for a late dinner after a work event. We saw…read morea sign describing the food as "Afghan-French fusion with a Persian accent" and figured we'd give it a shot. It was the best decision of the night. The whole vibe was great and the meals were absolutely incredible. ​Since neither of us had been there before, Patty made some phenomenal suggestions, and somehow anticipated everything we needed before we even asked. She was a gem, and so patient and knowledgeable about everything in the menu. ​(Appetizer) Bolani: You have to get this. It's this crispy, golden fried dough filled with seasoned potatoes and herbs. It comes with a jalapeño chutney that is SO flavorful. Honestly, the menu description doesn't even do it justice, it's delicious. ​ (Entree) Kabul Alfredo: I went with this for my main. It's basically the best of both worlds, its a linguine with garlic, creamy Alfredo, amd shaved parm, but topped with Afghan chicken kabob. The chicken was so tender and perfectly seasoned. I am SO glad we found Setaara, we'd originally tried to grab a quick burger at a hotel restaurant after a work event, but we were completely ignored there, so we just walked out and walked down the street looking for something open. ​The whole vibe was great, and our meals were absolutely incredible. I'll definitely be back!!!

Cute shop with lots of selections for ice cream! I will need to come back in the morning since they…read moresaid they make their own doughnuts!

The food and service here is very good. The menu is adequate for people who like different types of…read morefood and they have really good ice cream. We eat here at least a few times during our time in the area.

This restaurant just opened a few days ago. Great online ordering process , food is ready when you…read morearrive and it's easily accessible , very convenient! So far the lamb gyro and the chicken gyro are the 2 items i've eaten. Food is fresh and well seasoned . They offer a variety of sauces either on the side or on the gyro. The hot sauce is great , it is hot so if you're not sure how spicy you like it I caution you to order it on the side . Overall it's a great option for eating in Denton which has limited dining options.

Have tried this place a few times, hoping the food would get better, but it hasn't. Tried the…read morefalafel gyro this time. Had to request tahini sauce but it's not tahini. Wilted lettuce. Place was empty so service was fast.

Took a trip downtown for a quick lunch in between work meetings. Stumbled on this cute food truck…read moreright the heart downtown. My food was fresh and hot service was kind. Parking is a little dicey, but it shouldn't take you more than seven minutes to get your food so you should be able to find a quick spot. Highly recommended I'll definitely be back.

This place is iconic and a must go when in Baltimore. Prices are around $11 which includes a drink…read more They still only accept cash. The food is fresh and delicious. Parking is limited on this street. I stopped by early Friday morning around 10 am and the food was ready. If you want quality halal this is the go to cart.