Madinah Bakery

In short:-alright food used to be better-good service and staff -good price on the same level with the competition -expect wait times to be around 10min-bakery bread is good and cheap (get it in the morning when it's freshly baked don't get frozen one)I've been a customer here since 2021 and their shawarmas and bread were always AMAZING and I'd be there almost every week and they eventually implemented some changes as you'd expect from a great business but these weren't good changes in my opinion they made the portions smaller as well as removed a free water bottle but kept the same price so you got less food and no water but ended up paying the same price anyways. Later this year I went there a few weeks back and got 2 plates of chicken shawarma and the meat was burnt and dry the rice was on the colder side and the plates are TINY! I still enjoyed the nostalgic feeling of eating their food like I did during high school and it brings back good memories and I really love this business and hope them the best but I wish they do better in the future down the road.

The food is amazing clean and fresh, I didn't care much for the sauce they put on the rice and Kababs, so next time I will ask to pass on the sauce.The only issue is that space is very limited and the wait time could be long if you get it in at lunch. If you're in a rush I suggest you call in your order so they could have it ready. Also keep in mind that this place is a grocery store and part of it sectioned for a restaurant. Will be back again to try their fresh backed bread. Mmmmm

Was hungry at the UPS store nearby, smelled the WONDERFUL aroma from this place. Had a gyro (no tomatoes) with a seriously wonderful cucumber and yoghurt relish that was the best ever. Yum. It was full of obviously local people, very middle eastern, a little puzzled why an impossibly white northern European guy was there, but they helped me navigate the odd ordering and checkout arrangement with friendly smiles. But even better - there were several loaves of a fresh, flat-ish bread wrapped up and ready to go. $4 for two loaves. Picked one up for our seminar group. The first loaf disappeared RIGHT away, the second was savored later with wine and cheese. Next time - there was a very odd-looking but deLICious smelling brown loaf that I was told was a nice sweet bread variety. Will try that one next time I'm in town.Walking distance to the Red Lion Denver Southeast. Go there.

This place has a hygiene issue. Honestly, I wasn't able to eat the food I ordered because it was cold sprayed with this weird mayonnaise all over it. Customer service is terrible

Delicious food! Family owned, definitely recommend it to others. They do get busy so I say give yourself enough time to wait for your food to be ready.

This place has an amazing food issue! I could probably eat here every single day. Delicious! There is no outdoor seating that I noticed, but they offer mouthwatering food. I come here everyday I get the chance. I highly recommend this restaurant / store.

Excellent falafels! Great spice! Good price! Very authentic. Thank you for quick service

They make fresh Tuftoon style bread in a real tannoor. Their Tuftoon is the real thing, loved it freshly baked and hot (only bake during late mornings-noon). Was not impressed by their Koobideh or the chicken kabob, not bad but nothing to write home about. The rice served is Afghan style not Persian.

Best afghan restaurant in Colorado and I have been to a lot of them. Their food are amazing. It's a must try

GREAT value for your money. Generous portionsFreshly prepared right before your eyes. Really good kabobs ( best in town) and gyrosMy personal favorite is "sultani"As of couple of weeks ago they now have small seating capacity (5tables, 4 chairs each)Every time I have come here I have noticed a long line to the fast food place in the same strip mall. I felt bad for people who didn't know that much healthier, fresher option is available right next to the drive through.