FIYA

Loved my experience here!! Arrived early for a reservation and they were happy to seat me. Beautiful space, loved the open concept, beautifully decorated. My server was lovely, and was very patient while I waited for my date to arrive. Good was amazing, started with the hummus, and then moved into the salmon. Was prepared beautifully with lots of flavor! Did a non alcoholic lemonade, and was so good! Appreciated the garnishes :) Patio looked SO cute (but was just too hot at the time!) Well worth a visit and we will definitely be back!

My party of three stopped in for lunch around 1 PM on a Friday. We were seated right away on Fiya's gorgeous, shady patio. The restaurant's interior also seemed nice, with open windows in front and a large wood fired oven in the center of the room.Our server, Christian, was friendly and attentive. I got the green falafel pita with fries on the side. Their homemade pita was delicious, as were the four generously-sized, herbaceous falafel stuffed inside. I wish the falafel had a crispier exterior, but what they lacked in texture was made up for in flavor. The fries were an interesting chip-fry hybrid, which I also enjoyed. I thought the portion size of this entree was generous for the $15 price.I really enjoyed this meal and would definitely visit Fiya again! Try to sit on the patio if you can.

Walked in with the beau on a Friday night at 7pm and was lucky enough to get seats at the counter around the oven without reservations - it was solidly full, and unsurprisingly so. Fiya has an awesome ambiance: Open, casual and cozy / intimate interior that includes a wood-burning brick oven and nice bar space, and a lush outdoor patio in the back. What a gem! Then comes the food and drinks: Great Middle Eastern / Mediterranean cuisine and a wide variety of beer, wine, and absolutely delicious cocktails, especially those with Israeli-style street sodas. Service was also so friendly, helpful, and efficient.Excellent for dates and small groups, shareable dishes, drinks and tapas, dinner, and vegetarians. Highly recommend the Salatim starter. Happy Hour is from 4-6pm on weekdays, Brunch on weekends, and apparently they JUST opened their new Cafe this August for pastries, breakfast sandwiches, and lunch on weekdays from 11am. Definitely worth a visit!

Keeping this one short and sweet as I was too distracted by my lovely brunch company to take useful photos.Super cute little patio in the back, hidden from the street. Fun foliage. A bit of a fly issue but it's the city so not too unexpected. Staff was all lovely and our waiter was extremely knowledgeable about the details of the menu. Falafel perfection. Perfect scrambled eggs. Classic challah. Great details, sauces, portion sizes. Mint tea was a treat.As with anyplace in Andersonville, parking is a bit of a challenge. But the restaurant was lovely about holding our reservation when we called to beg late arrival and nobody ever rushed us out. It may be intentional but the confirmation system - deposit, multiple reminders about length of reservation- made me feel like we were going to be in a strict late-covid-era "arrive/leave within our windows or pay the penalty" but it was actually a much more enjoyable, and less rigorous eat-than-leave vibe than I'd anticipated. A bit of a hike for me but would try again!

Came here for my birthday. The staff made the process of making the reservation particularly difficult and demanded a minimum 2 days out from the reservation. At that point it was too late to change locations. They stuck us in the back indoor room and refused to accommodate being seated outdoors. The service was inattentive, and the food was extremely overpriced for the experience.

I stopped here for an impromptu solo lunch and being gluten free I have to be careful. However, I ordered the shakshuka with lamb sausage and it was PHENOMENAL. They subbed out the challah bread for a gluten fee pita. It was just delicious. I will visit again with my family. Thanks so much!

The lamb hummus is an absolute must! Love that everything is shareable. We were so excited about so many things and everything we got was delicious and we just promised ourselves we'd come back soon to try the rest. Menu is fantastic. Service was attentive and knowledgeable about the menu, a great help. We sat in the open window on a warm night, it was so lovely. Next time we'd like to sit at the oven high counter.

I always leave Fiya with a full stomach wishing I had room for more! The menu is Levantine (seemingly Israeli inspired) and is full of eastern Mediterranean favorites. The menu is intended for sharing so keep that in mind while ordering.We sat on the beautiful well decorated patio which has a lovely garden, however, the interior is well appointed too.The service was friendly, speedy, and very professional. Well worth a visit if in the area!

Ordered halloumi and hummus. Both had a lot of flavor and were a perfect portion size for 2 people. The server checked in frequently (but not too much), and the price was really fair. It's also great that they can have the front open when it is nice out.

Food was good. Service was ordinary. The room was nice. Will probably return. Plenty of street parking.