We live right near Mediterranean Bistro and had been there about ten years ago, but then forgot it…read morewas there for some reason. Recently, we were trying to go to Rookie's Bar for a quick bite, but it must have been thirsty Thursday because they were PACKED. But who was right next door and reminded us how great they were? Mediterranean Bistro! First off, the decor is pretty cute. There are flowers and art everywhere. There was a fountain at some point, but it looks like it wasn't working anymore. We don't come to a restaurant simply for the decor though, so on to the more important things - the service and food! Our server was wonderful and checked on us so much. The owner was even there when we were dining and we got to speak with her (she was so nice!) They have great quality foods too that are filling but not too heavy. We started with the vegetarian lavosh, which was YUM. It was a perfectly crispy bread with cheese melted on it, and topped with tomatoes, black and green olives, artichokes, and cilantro. Very tasty and it didn't need any meat on it, it was so flavorful. Next we had the falafel with hummus (I recently went flexitarian, so 90% vegetarian), and it was divine as falafel goes! Crispy outside and soft warm inside, with lots of tzatziki sauce for dipping. Great snack, or meal if paired with another small item. And pair with it, I did. I also got the barley soup in a cup and it was warm and filling, like a soup that would be perfect for a chilly Fall day. My husband had the shish kabob, which he loved. He had been annoyed at the Rookies situation but the lavish put him righ back in a good mood. And for dessert, we had both the tiramisu and baklava. Both were expertly made and deliciously sweet. We took most of those home and ate them over the next few days. Love when you can do that. With a smattering of many different items, I can honestly say this dining experience was great from beginning to end!

A group of 11 met for a retirement lunch. Mediterranean Bistro put us in two separate booths,…read morewhich was not appropriate for the occasion. We asked if they could put two unoccupied tables together, but for whatever reason they refused. Those tables remained unoccupied through our lunch. The food was fine, but the experience was tainted by their inflexibility.

Authentic taste , great ambience and service. Portion size is just enough to enjoy the meal and…read moresavour

awesome vibe and food. this place is always booked out for good reason. the wait staff is great and…read morecan provide good recommendations for what you are interested in

Yum, this was a really solid restaurant! I got the hummus for the table to share, which wasn't…read moreanything special, but good hummus nonetheless! I ordered a gyro and really enjoyed it!! It was filled FULL, I had to eat a bit of the meat before I was able to pick it up- definitely not complaining! I love the vibe of the Inner Rail, so being there is always a good time too. Highly recommend!

I ordered their Gyro sandwich served with plenty of meat. Now that the farmers markets in town…read morethey should have bigger juicier tomatoes on top. Their Tzatziki sauce is thick and their pita bread is delicious! Service was nice. We had about a five minute wait for food to come out. I like sitting in the outdoor shared dining patio very nice.

Drove 25min to get nothing. The food truck is not there bs update u r shit bro!!!! . Wasted my time…read morenow i have to drive back ughhh fuck u

Unfortunately, I must have choose the wrong day and time to want some decent Arabic food. Well my…read moreheart was broken. NEW YORK HALAL served me to orders of pure rubbish. I have lived in the middle east for over half of my lifetime. As an person that has tasted high quality HALAL food from Qatar, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Oman and United Arab Emirates. Tears ran from my eyes in total disbelief and disappointment. Yes, this is in Omaha, Nebraska where diverse food culture blend together in harmony. I will never except burnt food and food that is not fit for a pig to eat. BEWARE of FOOD TRUCKS.

This is not the first restaurant I visited with the name Amsterdam falafel, which is kind of an…read moreidiom. So this place had an impression in my mind to live up to. However, I came seeking something that was both fresh and local as well as ethnically and culturally distinctive, and it was a winner. The menu is marked for vegan and gluten-free concerns. Falafel is available as a platter, a wrap, or a salad. I opted for a salad. I appreciated the toppings, but I also appreciated the ability to customize. I opted to stick with everything (since they don't do cucumbers like a lot of places) and found the chickpea and carrot salad and red cabbage to contribute a significant texture and flavor variety. There were only two falafel balls, albeit large ones, but the overall result made for a nice light meal. I made it a bit heavier of course by ordering fries, which were made freshly and tossed in curry-flavored spice that delivered a mouthwatering aroma that elevated the fries themselves. A little slotted stick was given as a utensil to pick up the fries, which I started by using and then stopped when the fries cooled down. Overall, I could not ask for much more in a falafel place. The drink selection didn't wow me, so I just got a water.

Great spot! I love their curry fries, and the people who work here are always very nice and…read morehelpful. This time I went for the feta fries which had a great helping of butter on top. I should've asked for ketchup and mayo, though, I forgot!

My husband brought home lunch from Lola's today. We shared a Milanesa sandwich and a field green…read moresalad. The Milanesa was a new item made with breaded chicken cutlet, arugula and tomato confit on a delicious bun. It was excellent. The field salad had field greens, radicchio, fennel and hazel nuts. The dressing enhanced the ingredients. The salad was very good. It complemented the Milanesa sandwich wonderfully. Both are new on the menu and my new favorites.

I had some time to spare in between doctor appointments, and I stumbled upon this gem. I found the…read moreperfect seat back in the corner and had a nice view out the window. I enjoyed the feel of the place and loved the live plants. I looked at the menu, that I grabbed on the way through and decided upon a vanilla latte. You go upfront to the counter and order. I was very tempted by one of their pastries, but I just decided to have the latte until I could decide what I wanted to eat for breakfast. Everyone was so nice and even brought a carafe of water to my table, since I was hobbling around with a cane (I'm waiting for my hip surgery). I was so delighted to see a beautifully decorated latte; in a simple white shallow mug, delivered direct to my table. I ended up ordering a light breakfast...one egg over medium, and some sourdough toast, with butter and their lovely jam. Everything was done perfectly, and the jam was divine. I will definitely be back again and next time I want to try some of their delectable baked goods with my latte.

Kids tried the kids meal today. Included shaved lamb/beef in a grilled pita with a side of curry…read morefries for $7.50. The meat was shaved fresh and the fries dropped when ordered. Definitely made a difference. I thought the pita, which seemed to be grilled on a panini. Was too crisp. Would have just preferred a warm soft pita. The server was really nice and also made our order. You eat in the food court, so you could really sit anywhere. It was a little noisy with all the teenagers around. All in, still a good experience.

Food was fine. Nothing special. The serving size of it was not what I was expecting when it said…read more"plate" though.

This is a mixed Mediterranean/ Turkish / Asian / American restaurant. We ordered to go dinner . I…read morehave the lamb kabab plate . It is a combination of grilled lamb kabab, salad and rice . I ordered extra rice for $4.29 because the menu says Turkish rice . I was disappointed that it was not basmati rice but they use Japanese rice with flavors. The salad is large size , fresh and very colorful! I give the lamb kabab 3/5 . It was full of flavors but a bit too dry when they grilled it . Overall , this is a pretty good restaurant.

This is a great place to come for Turkish food and gyros. Everything is fresh and has good flavor…read more The salad dressing is just a little bit different than standard gyro-salad-dressing, and gives an extra little pop of flavor, along with the pickled red cabbage. The owner is really nice. The decor is not fancy but the interior is spacious, clean, and comfortable. I think they have been trimming down the menu a bit to focus more on the Turkish and Mediterranean style food (and the burgers). I think there used to be more Chinese food choices, and maybe pizza. The change is fine for me. I feel like when restaurants try to have a lot of items on the menu, they are usually not as good as places with a narrower focus. Everything I have ever ordered there is still on the menu, and I've always been happy with everything I've had here.

Someone was kind enough to bring us some sambusas from Hooyoos and they were truly exceptional…read more Complex, spicy, and so satisfying. I'm eager to stop by in person and check out their other offerings!

Don't let the area of this restaurant fool you. It's very clean and the atmosphere is friendly and…read morepeaceful. I love immigrants and for bringing their food and culture to our community, otherwise there is no way I could ever experience Somali cuisine. My all time favorite is their lamb shank with rice or spaghetti. Their spaghetti is far more delicious than many restaurants. It's my all time favorite because I love lamb. I always purchase a meal that comes with soup, salad and beverage and because you get a lot of bang for your buck. Last week I had their gyro meal and today I had their goat with fufu. There are several kinds of fufu depending on the culture. I guess you can exchange the side for rice or spaghetti as well. I have. I try to eat here as often as possible, one 1) because you get a large amount of food for what you pay for, and two 2} there are several dishes you have to choose from. I've eaten their salmon dish, their goat, their gyro's and, of course my all time favorite, their lamb shank. With money becoming tight and portions getting small, you can still get a lot of food for your money. And, as always, you can't beat their kind service and constant attention to make sure you are enjoying the meal and if everything is okay. High end service in a small family run restaurant hidden in the back of a strip mall waiting for curious customers to seek them out and enjoy authentic Somali cuisine. Yes, I will go back as I have many, many times over the last three years. Enjoy the food, enjoy the culture by stepping outside your box. I already know what I want to eat on my next visit. Thank you Hoyoo's for your service to the community. Always an experience when you eat outside the box. Experience a clean and friendly place to eat and to bring your family.

SO GOOD! The interior is a vibe. You actually order at the counter and they bring the food out to…read moreyour table which is a little unexpected. Service was still great though! We had someone bring us refills, to-go boxes, and take plates without us having to ask. I got a bowl with steak, rice, and veggies and it was delicious! The sauce they put on it is really good. Very flavorful veggies as well. Really couldn't have been any better. I also got a side of hummus with the chips. The meal also comes with a complimentary pita bread so I was able to try both which was nice. The side of hummus is plenty big so I actually took most of it home with me. No complaints! I will have to be back to try more menu items.

I got the Hummus Stacked Bowl to go. So much hummus on the bottom it was like hummus soup...and…read morethat would typically be fine, except the hummus was just "ok." It was definitely on the thin side and there were less roasted veggies (a piece of cauliflower and mostly zucchini with essentially no flavor of their own) than I anticipated there would be. I was thinking that the lamb would be real lamb steak chunks since it was pricer than the beef option, but it was gyro meat texture. Granted, the gyro was DELICIOUS. The best bite of the bowl, probably the best gyro meat I've had. I thought there would be a decent amount of fresh tomatoes on top, but no dice. I think I maybe got four cherry tomatoes halves. The pita was good enough, unremarkable. I've eaten a decent amount of Mediterranean food and worked at a Greek restaurant for three years, and this meal didn't live up to my expectations. With the to-go plating, the meat was on one side and hummus and veggies were on the other side of a partitioned container. It just felt weird. They couldn't stock a to-go bowl large enough to contain a bowl? I'd pass on this meal.