anoush'ella

Delicious! My new favorite falafel spot. I love love love how I can get a vegan gluten free falafel wrap with tomato and pickled turnips and tahini sauce for a very good price and it's a lot of food. I didn't ask, but I wonder if they make a spicy sauce too? It's Armenian Lebanese food. Wonderful.

Anoush'ella is a casual Mediterranean spot that's good for a group or for dining-in on your own. There's plenty of table and bar seating when you first walk in and in the back. It's a conducive ambiance to catch up with a friend or meet someone for the first time. The decorations inside are eclectic and tie the place together well. The location is really close to the Boston University Medical Campus & Boston Medical Center and is easy to find. There's lots of street parking nearby that uses the ParkBoston App.The service was okay. After you walk-in, there's a large menu with the names of the dishes on the wall, which is near the kiosk to order your food from. There's limited options for a mediterranean place and they don't really do customizations. However, the staff bring the food to your table after you order. The food itself didn't taste very good. I ordered the Za'atar chicken (wrap) and my friend ordered a bowl. Both of our dishes had flavors that were incohesive, the ingredients felt mid, and I wish there was better use of texture. However, for the price, I was okay with what I ordered. I wouldn't go back to try another entree, but their dessert menu looked intriguing.

There are lots of annoying things a restaurant can do but a top pet peeve is not posting prices. Yes, i can luckily afford to walk in to a restaurant and have funds to cover a meal but i hate that i can't see prices up at this place. Why hide it? In general, the place is very confusing throughout. You walk in and it's unclear which counter one should walk up to (theres two but orders are made at just one, but people were queueing at both). There is free water but hidden in the back seating area, so you'll have to explore your way around. Food is brought to your table, but then you have to take your own plates to the garbage bin. We greeted the manager whom was at the register but he did not return the greeting before taking our order; pretty rude. The experience as a whole is not friendly and linear and therefore not inviting. Food was good but the experience as a whole was off putting.

Did Uber eats from here on a recent work trip to Boston. I really enjoyed the lentil bowl and the labne with banana. The portions are super generous, I could barely 1/3rd of what I got.

I've never been to their restaurant but have ordered takeout many times. This place never disappoints. After a long day of working, I didn't feel like cooking so I ordered delivery. For starters, I ordered the couscous and chicken. For the main, I ordered the chicken za'atar. And finally for dessert, the rice pudding. I was feeling rather generous so I shared with my hubby. We both enjoyed everything and cannot wait to order again!

I was hesitant to try new food while on vacation but their food was so nourishing and delicious I would love to revisit when I return! Their restaurant is set up to where you can sit outside or in the back and still have a view. We sat in the back and it was perfect for our family to catch up and enjoy our meal! The Tziki and flat bread was best ever! My mom really enjoyed their hummus as well!

Anoush'ella is amazing!! I had their food for the first time at Timeout Market, and got the cod wrap (probably my favorite thing from here so far) and a dip platter which were both amazing, but I went into the actual location and got their fattoush salad with chicken, and it was also very very good! The server at the register was very helpful in helping me pick what I would like, and it wasn't too busy inside. You order your food at the register and then sit down, so it is a great place for a more casual lunch or dinner with some friends (or by yourself like I did!) I sat down and studied at a table next to an outlet and they didn't say anything, and it was a pretty good study environment tbh. Anoush'ella has great Mediterranean food though, and I highly recommend it.

Always a great choice for a great fast meal. Nice staff and very orderly establishment. Highly recommend

Came across this spot while searching for Armenian spots in Beantown. I ordered the zataar wrap and lebne with lahmejoon on top. Both were amazing. Labne was real flavorful and meat was cooked perfectly. the zataar wrap was really good as well. Had olives and cucumbers in the wrap. Even with olives removed ( i dont like olives) it was very flavorful. I wish i had met some armenian people that worked there while i was there but didnt. Taste wise, this is the closest thing ive tasted to food in Armenia itself, so bravo Anoush ella!

This place is a home run for me. I thought the food was very flavorful, very well priced, and good portions. It's a shame I'm from out of state otherwise I would eat here often.