Ameer's Mediterranean Grill

Hey y'all oh my goodness this restaurant is so delicious. The pita is warm, soft and fluffy the chicken Shawarma. It's flavorful. The falafels are tender. The baba ghanoush is so good. There is not much ambiance to dine in but there are booths and tables. But The food delivers! No hooka smoke just good food with a smile.

love the food and have been a fan.unfortunately, last night our lentil soup was delivered in salad containers, so not a lot left

Great food here with fast service! I ate in the restaurant and there is a plenty of space. The soda machine area was a bit of a mess and not as tidy/clean as I would have liked so thats why I took off once star. This is more of a grab and go! The food is tasty and good prices. I would go back for take out.

Good food, friendly staff. Clean restaurant decent flow of business and plenty of parking.

Located in Druid hills with good small parking lot is a hidden gem Ameers Mediterranean Grill! We got take out and the staff was so warm and kind while we were picking up! I got the kutfa kabob dinner! It tasted fresh and the warm pita was so yummy! This is a great place for a casual affordable meal!

I love shawarma's and I cannot lie! I was introduced to this restaurant in 2016 at a wedding. I had to find out who catered the dinner and I was told it was Ameer's. I searched quickly where they were located and once I found them, I have been addicted. The good news, it is legal and I don't have to worry about going to counseling. The food is always fresh, hot and tasty! I love their Tabouli salad so I always get a large portion as a side. (Small will not cut it) The falafels are crispy and flavorful and that is no lie!As my main course, I had the lamb/chicken shawarma platter and no need to ask if there were left overs because there were not. My friend had the lamb shank and he basically ate the bone. My other friend is vegetarian and had the falafel platter and she loved it! The restaurant is quaint and cozy. Just what you need to have a great lunch/dinner. If you are ever in the area, stop by and falafel away as you will say "you had me at tabouli"

Absolutely worthless and fake ratings in my honest opinion. I looked at the reviews and hoped for a really nice place. The moment I entered the parking lot I realized it's a smaller place. However, a lot of small places have good food and i was still excited. I walked into the store and had a terrible smell. I didn't want to dine in anymore and picked up a chicken swarma platter. It was some deep fried chicken on plain rice. It was absolutely terrible and I had to throw it all away.

So, I've been here thrice in two weeks already. This place is everything. It looks unassuming and maybe a little run down from outside. Upon entering, there are 2 beautiful mural paintings on the walls and a nice playlist going- a few scattered booths and tables. The same nice cashier has greeted me all 3 times. So far my favorite is the falafel sandwich. Like... the best falafel sandwich I've had? It has a crispy exterior and a soft flavorful interior that is, praise god, not dry. The falafel rests in a pillowy pita that tastes like it could be made fresh (but I don't think it is?) and is layered among fresh cucumber AND pickles AND a red cabbage pickle. And wait, there's more-- yogurt sauce AND hummus!! It comes with a side of crispy, seasoned fries. The kebab is also delightful, and I do enjoy the baklava for dessert. They have fountain soft drinks, canned and bottled drinks- imported sodas/juices. No alcohol- I saw free Qurans stacked at the entry so that makes sense. I have dined in and has takeout. The way that they package their food for takeout is perfection and done so with the utmost care.

Ameer's resides in a nondescript, small shopping center near the perpetually busy Briarcliff/La Vista intersection. When the mood for Middle Eastern struck, I ordered lunch from this small restaurant and my order was ready in 10 minutes. I opted for the combo #1 which, at around $20, consisted of both chicken and beef/lamb shawarma over rice, two falafels, a piece of pita, a scoop of hummus, and a side of Arabic salad. The quantity was decent and may have been enough for two smaller appetites, but I was starving and ate the whole thing.The lemony, bright hummus possessed a creamy, smooth texture free of grit and addictive scooped on to the soft, ostensibly homemade pita. The rendition of the chickpea dip here ranks among the best I've tasted in the area and was on par to what my wife and I have had in the Middle East. I also appreciated the freshly fried falafel fritters studded with herbs, which struck the ideal balance of crispy and fluffy. The side Arabic salad, though slightly soggy, offered punchy flavors of lemon and parsley which added a welcome, fresh component to the meal. The meat elements of my platter surprisingly fell short relative to their plant-based companions. I appreciate Ameer's offering of real beef/lamb shawarma rather than the processed ground meat loaf available elsewhere, and the balanced, warm spicing of the meat was excellent. With that being said, the shreds of red meat ate a little dry and chewy. The opposite criticism applies to the chicken shawarma in that the juicy, tender poultry lacked seasoning. Both shawarma varieties benefitted from a dousing of both tahini and hot sauces which complemented the flavors.While $20 is a little steep, the quality of the food and quantity made for a fair value overall. Ameer's thus acts as a great option in the area to satisfy your Middle Eastern fix. It's worth a visit for top notch hummus and falafel, and I'll be back for both soon.

Let's be honest, I stuffed my face here. Might have lost my dignity while doing it, too. An old friend reached out, who I had not seen since before the pandemic. We used to work together, and there was a lot to catch up on. When he suggested Ameer's, I was crestfallen with embarassment because it's just far enough from work that I had never put it into the rotation. My loss, until today. The resturant is located at the northwest corner of Briarcliff and Lavista, across the street from the Aqua Tots swim center. The storefont is unasumming, the dining room very clean and quiet for being so close to a busy traffic artery.Anyway, they have some nice lunch specials. My friend bought me a "Combo 2" platter (pictured), which contained Beef/Lamb Shawarma, Chicken Kabob, Rice, Hummus, Falafel, & Lebanese Salad. He didn't have to do that, but I'll owe him a favor next time. I piled it all on some nice pita and went to town. The meats were really quite nice and well-seasoned; there was no overcooking or dryness. The salad was great too, with the coolness of the cucumbers and tomatoes. Don't get me started on the falafel. It was indeed crispy, hot and super flavorful.I was impressed by the honest portion size and psychological completeness of this combo dish - it really was a satisfying meal in a world where some Mediterranean spots will slap a puny kabob on rice and act like they've done you a favor. I've also heard that their Iftar buffet is really something. Those who observe may wish to try it out.