We came to Rozana for lunch after reading the glowing Yelp reviews, and we're so glad we did! It…read moreabsolutely lived up to the hype. Our server was warm, helpful, and genuinely hospitable, which set a wonderful tone for the meal. We started with the tzatziki appetizer that was delicious. For our entrees, we both ordered Greek salads. I had mine topped with grilled chicken, and my husband went with the lamb shawarma. Both were fresh, flavorful, and very satisfying, with large portions. We finished the meal on a sweet note with the baklava with walnuts dessert. Every bite was a treat. It's a very cute and cozy restaurant too. There are about 10 tables in all so think about that when you're going. I'm sure it attracts a lot of new and repeat customers. Rozana is a great choice for Mediterranean food, we'll definitely be back!

our meals are always yummy. Here our favorite is the chicken kebab. It's cooked to perfection. We…read moreorder about twice a month from here. Highly recommend.

I cannot recommend this restaurant enough. The food was absolutely outstanding. Food that makes you…read morefeel good after eating it. The ambiance was warm and welcoming, and the service was exceptional from start to finish. We'll definitely be back.

We ordered from Al-Sham last night after hearing recommendations we decided to order...with really…read morehigh hopes. As former New Yorkers, we've been spoiled by authentic Middle Eastern cuisine, so we were excited to finally find a place people spoke so highly of. The spices and flavors themselves were on point, but unfortunately almost everything else missed the mark. The kofta, lamb kebab, and chicken kebab were all incredibly dry and overcooked. The hummus was overly salty, the pita was stale and had the texture of cardboard, and even the French fries were over fried. This wasn't just a mediocre meal...it was genuinely disappointing, especially considering all the hype. We won't be returning. Sadly, this experience reinforced our belief that Northeast Philadelphia and the surrounding suburbs are still lacking when it comes to truly authentic, high quality Middle Eastern cuisine. We had really hoped this would be the exception, but it wasn't.

Located in the Exxon gas station, to my surprise. I thought I was going to a restaurant to sit down…read moreand eat. The Lamb Gyro was pretty good and fresh. I do not normally eat at gas stations and was taken back when I arrived. However, I'm an hour away from home and needed something to eat fast... then get back on the road. The lettuce and tomatoes were very fresh. The lamb was the consistency of lamb meatballs, chopped up. it only cost $10. Not bad if you're on the road and do not have a lot of time. Once you can get past the fact that it's in the gas station. I sat in my car and ate. And then got back on the road.

For $9.53, this meal is definitely not worth it if you live remotely close to Philadelphia. You can…read moreget higher quality food from the food trucks on the road down in the city for $6, and it'll come with a drink as well. For almost double the price, you're paying for less meat, a cold piece of naan, and a unfriendly service. When I went up to put in my order at the register, the cashier didn't even bother to try making eye contact with me, or look in my direction for that matter. The cashier was also not wearing a mask, and only had a single glove on his hand (the cashier was also the one frying the falafels). There was also no hand sanitizer or social distancing going on in the cramped waiting area for the food. As far as COVID guidelines go, they probably weren't following a single one... The food itself wasn't all the great in my opinion either, especially for the price you're paying for. They tossed in a cold piece of naan, which was nice I suppose since the trucks down in the city don't come with naan. However, the worker took the cold pre-cooked piece of naan out of the packaging, tossed it on the stove top for 30 seconds and then put it in my take-out box. It was still pretty cold when I ate it, 5ish minutes afterwards. The salad that it comes with was an interesting addition, but it doesn't make up for the less meat that you get overall by getting your food here. If you're really in the mood for some "halal food" (aka. chicken over rice) out here then it'll give you your quick fix. But definitely if you're closer to the city, don't make the trip to come out here to try them, it's not worth your money or your time. What I ordered: Combo Rice Platter - Chicken Rice Platter & Lamb Rice Platter (~1:30pm Wed.)

Absolutely the worst Mediterranean food I have ever had and I grew up eating this cuisine, so I…read moreknow what it's supposed to taste like. Within minutes of eating, my husband became sick and started throwing up. That alone should tell you everything you need to know about this place. The hummus was bland, watery, and completely flavorless and the portion was laughably small for $10. The lamb shawarma was so dry it was practically inedible, while the chicken shawarma was aggressively over-salted and loaded with spices in the worst way possible. Even the rice was undercooked, which is basic and hard to mess up. We spent $100 here and it felt like we literally threw our money in the trash. This place is a complete disappointment and honestly concerning from a food safety standpoint. If you value your money -- and your stomach -- stay far away from this restaurant.

Had a great experience dining at Zad Albasha last night. The location is right on Main Street. The…read moredecor was great. There were several small plate options perfect for sharing. The prices were also very reasonable. I really enjoyed the coppinata cold eggplant appetizer. It was fresh and flavorful. I loved the fresh herbs on top and the warm pita was delicious. The hummus and lamb was equally delicious. They do only serve one pita at a time but we're happy to provide more. The service was friendly and quick. I would definitely stop by to try some other menu items.

You wouldn't think that a food cart-truck at a gas station in Pennsylvania selling gyros would be…read moregreat but it is! Super friendly. Terrific food! Reasonably priced. Who could ask for more? I purchased the falafel gyro for me and asked for spicy and it was amazing! I did taste the chicken and lamb combo over rice and it was just as awesome! We took the food home and it was wrapped in foil and stayed warm. Love that because sitting in a restaurant these days kinda freaks me out! Hope they stay open thru the winter. We will be back w

Super nice owner and great location. Food was really good. Purchased a traditional Gyro. The…read morefalafel was delicious.

I am here before the concert across the street. Spinach pie which can with lemon potatoes and beet…read moresalad! Absolutely delicious! Service is excellent. So many employees taking care of you. My bff got the chicken giro. Had a nice salad with it and a choice of lemon potato or fries. I enjoyed my time here once again. Healthy and quite delicious. I'm so grateful to be nourished here. Charming . My belly is full and I have leftovers.

Nice corner restaurant in Keswick Village. On a snowy night the day after Christmas we made our…read more2nd visit here, the only other patrons there were a retirement party. The roasted lamb was a special for the evening & was outstanding. And the accompanying lemon potatoes were very tasty as well. If you're on a tight budget this restaurant may seem a bit pricey but if you're celebrating a night out by all means Elia is well recommended.

My Albanian wife and I loved our lunch experience here. It was our first time…read more They had a special hummus with ground lamb appetizer. The ground lamb didn't overpower the already expertly executed hummus and added fantastic depth and richness. We also sprung for the grilled calamari tubes and the chef did a great job of not overcooking while achieving an excellent char. We shared the baked cod and the spice was delicate and perfect. Using cured lemon was a very clever idea as the sauce was not too strong but still had depth; the saffron and turmeric were well balanced. The fish itself was NOT overcooked and flaked perfectly. The vegetables were also executed well and cooked so they could be eaten with the same bite. The star of the show was still the cook on the fish with the wonderful sauce. The sever gave us some Moroccan mint tea which was also wonderful. We will be making the drive from the Maine Line to just to dine here again.

Absolutely delicious food served with genuine warmth and kindness. This is a lovely restaurant and…read moreyou can taste and feel that the food is made with passion and great care. The owner/chef made us feel like the restaurant was an extension of his home to which he welcomed us so warmly.

We love Ali and his son ... Ali is a Gem…read more Every time we go Everything is delicious and fresh .We really enjoy the cucumber salad and tuna fish ....

My father and I have been loyal patrons of Caspian Grille for nearly 40 years, and it's easy to see…read morewhy. The quality of their ingredients is unmatched, and every dish is made with genuine care and passion. No one does it better.