amazing food and nice workers behind the counter, this place is a perfect spot for lunch and it…read moreisn't on the pricier side either.

Stopped by here real hungry during my goy job. Got me a beef wrap that came with a small salad on…read morethe side. It was mostly salad in the wrap, decent flavor with the white sauce they give you. Not bad tasting but just so simple, no bursts of flavor or anything of the sort. The salad was just a regular salad mix as well. For $16 I think I'll take my cheddar elsewhere Wrap: 7.5 Salad: 6.6

Food is fantastic always love coming here to eat beats other places that are similar but nothing…read morecomes close to this gem ! Great service and attitude all the time !

Cashier was nice and laughed at my jokes, also was accommodating allowing me to get onion rings as…read morepart of the meal. He brings the food out to everyone and remembers which order belongs to whom. Also kindly told me to try the garlic sauce....SO good. Will be coming back

really good service they are patient and very friendly food is very delicious you definitely need…read moreto try this restaurant outtt!!

Love this place! It's a fave for my husband and I! We've tried a good amount of the menu and I've…read morenever been disappointed! The food is delicious, the price is good and the service is wonderful!

First time trying and I would get again . Everything tasted fresh including the salad dressing and…read morehummus. Only negative was there was no pita bread for the hummus, a staple of this cuisine normally !

The best mediterranean food in town chicken over rice, Falafel sampler and more and moreread more

Found this location while searching for Mediterranean food.. Love Zankou but the downtown location…read moreis tough on parking and doesn't offer curbside pickup. Best order ahead but if you have to order there they have a comfortable waiting area. Cashier/hostess very nice and wait was like restaurant for kabobs. Will be back.. Everything else like restaurant except no cucumber lemonade

Food is always delicious, you can never go wrong with anything on their menu. The service is always…read moregreat.

Warm pita pocket. Flame-kissed chicken. Garlic & spice drifting through sunlit air…read more Juices soak the wrap. Pickles snap. Tahini hums. Eaten inside, time slows as I sense I travelled to a Beirut "Mahal Shawarma" booth w/ a perfect, fragrant bite. EVERYTHING was FRESH. Washed it down w/ an ice cold Diet Coke!

Friendly staff, even better food. I'll definitely be back. It took a little while for the food to…read morebe ready, but you can see the staff preparing the food fresh from behind the counter.  For the plate, I ordered the chicken and beef shawarma which were seasoned very well. All really bright flavors. It was also a heaping portion which easily can feed 2+. The platter was heavy! A really great value to be honest. The wrap was also large and full of chicken, vegetables, and a spicy sauce that had a bit more kick than I was anticipating!

I was a little disappointed by the size based on $24 + tip. I checked out Pickles and peas at First…read moreFriday on Abbot Kinney. I ordered without looking at prices, and when I went to swipe my card was a bit surprised if the price given it's a food truck. Then when I got my food the portion was pretty small. Food was good, but should have either been twice as much of it, or the cost should have been half what it was.

We were excited to check out Pickles & Peas (one of a handful of food trucks at the Clockshop Kite…read moreFestival) & purposely did not pack any lunch items to try them out. I gave them an extra 1/2 star up for a total 4 stars because of the friendly service and fresh food. The good: Service was friendly. Food was served to order and fresh. The meh: Portions were ok- just enough for 1 person and definitely not enough to share. Entrees were not overly packed with meat and could be heartier. Chicken shawarma press (8/10): Arrived hot and crisp on outside. Skinny pressed wrap. My daughter liked it and perfect amount for her. Steak Frites pita wrap (7.5/10): my hubby thought there was so much sauce that it drowned out the ingredients. Wished there was more meat. Loaded fries bowl (6.5/10): Not a huge bowl of food but just enough. Fries are freshly cut/made but if you're expecting crispy/crunchy pommes frites type of fries, these are not it. I chose beef shawarma as my protein and the cut of the shawarma was not long, thin shaved shawarma. It was like beef shawarma bits/meat dust (Lol!). Again, sauce (tahini?) was smothered over the top so it was unbalanced with too much sauce, not enough meat and oily (not crispy) fries on the bottom. The bad: The prices were quite high for what you get! For example, the loaded fries bowl was $22! All 3 of our meals with a side of fries (& added tip) was close to $80! I like to support food trucks and small businesses but P&P might not be worth it for the amount you get.

One of the best Mediterranean, if not THE best Mediterranean in all of LA. I have never been to the…read moreactual location. I just order it to go. I'm not even a fan of hummus and this place has one of the best hummus I've had in my life. I actually get a double order of it. Loved the salmon and the lamb kofta the best so far, will try to others.

I have eaten at the Santa Fe spring location many time but this place is a bust. Food was cold and…read moretook forever to get. Staff was rude and the place did not look clean will never be going back to this location

Got a personal size the Big Al's pizza & the lemon pepper wings (enough for 2). Yummy! Both packed…read morewith flavor, really good. The lemon pepper seasoning/sauce was so thick and stay on the wings, chicken was slightly crispy outside and juicy inside. The pizza felt like 2 dishes in on, light crispy crust piled on with toppings. Guy at the counter was pleasant & prices are fair. They're located in a small plaza with parking & have a completely separate area right next door with a bunch of tables.

I took my family to your Maywood location yesterday. In the past, we've visited with a larger…read moregroup, and the food was always fresh -- we never had any bad experiences. However, yesterday we ordered two pizzas -- a Meat Lover (XL) and a Chicken (Large) -- and honestly, the Meat Lover was extremely salty, missing a topping, and the ingredients did not taste fresh. The crust was also burnt. The Chicken pizza had the same issues: it wasn't fresh, and the crust was burnt as well. We may have been the last customers of the night, but we still expected fresh, properly prepared pizza.

Why is this truck so anonymous? It has been on the road for over a year, yet I am the first to…read morereview it?. While that's a little surprising and perhaps could be taken as an ominous signl I had a nice tasty lamb wrap from this truck yesterday. I got to the Foot truck ghetto in Santa Monica a little after 2:00 p.m. and some of the trucks were already shutting down. Thought the Cairo Cowboy was too; in fact they were already sold out of beef, and chicken. But they did have lamb, so I ordered a lamb pita. It was like shawerma, but the meat seemed to have been cut rather than shaved. that was OK by me, as it was tasty, grilled and the wrap had fresh veggies too. Nothing earth-shaking, but it was a nice solid wrap. I felt it could have used some tzatziki sauce too, but I am not gonna downgrade them for that, as I should have just asked for some. Gourmet Food Truck #193 on my never-ending quest to try every truck in "So Cal"

つº oº つ RAISE YOUR CUTLERY つº oº つ…read more This truck is sorta weird. But not in an endearing, sort of I-wanna-tell-my-friends-about-this kind of way. It's Mediterranean, so the Cairo part makes sense. But Cowboy? I don't see anything about this truck that has to do with cowboys or America or the Wild West or what (they do have a pizza on the menu, but that's not good enough). Maybe I'm asking for too much, but I think every food truck should have a clear theme, and the title should reflect that. I'm in line scratching my head over what the name means when I should be perusing their mediocre menu. So I got the gyro. I gotta couple things to say about this. You know what was in it? I'm gonna list the basic ingredients in order. Pretend it's Christmas, and the list goes from "YEAH I GOT AN XBOX", to "yay, more socks... : /". 1. Chicken (Cool, off to a good start) 2. Pita enclosure thing (Yay) 3. Tzatziki sauce (Awesome, on a roll) 4. Red bell pepper (Ehhhhh ok....) 5. Zucchini (???!?!??!) Did it taste bad? No. Was I really confused/disappointed? Yeah. Where are the tomatoes????! Where are the cucumbers!?!?! No white onion???? This is the strangest gyro I've ever had. I don't want to eat another one. No tomatoes, seriously. The only saving grace was that they piled on the chicken like they were going out of business. Very generous portion of that, right on. But man, no good, Cairo Cowboy. You know what, I changed my mind. It's edible, but I didn't like it. I was hungry. Keep your damn zucchini out of my gyro. Happy Eating! - The Gourmand League