Omar's Turkish Grill

The chicken shish was beautiful. Deliciously seasoned and cooked so the juices explode when u bite into it. Cooked very much the right way and highly recommend if u like very moist chicken breast. The side of rice is delicious as well. I will report back when we try more next time. We will visit again.

Quiet restaurant that is in a great location. Our server was nice welcoming. We decided on the mixed grill platter. Came with chuncks of lamb, beef and chicken served over rice,

(The photo shows half an order of lamacun, half was already in a belly!)We are regular visitors to the area, and Omar's is new to us. My, my, is it delicious! The area we live in is very large and has many cuisines, and we love the variety and competition for excellence. We consider ourselves lovers of delicious food from all corners of the world. I lived in the Middle East for a while, and maybe this changes my view on food as well. This was our second visit this trip. Our first visit was with a group of 10, many dishes were tried by all but me (no gluten, garlic, onion, more - all the good stuff). Our group liked this spot a lot. On the last day of Ramadan at sundown, we waited a bit, but they managed to squeeze in a group of mourning family. All agreed that it was excellent. Tonight, just two of us. One grew up making homemade lamacun at home, and in the pic, it's already half demolished. Big thumbs up there. My dinner partner had lamb shish kabob with rice pilaf and the cabbage salad that comes with it. "Deee-licious!" they said. (Yum, didn't ask so I didn't realize could have it as it has no garlic or onions but I will happily share in the leftovers!)I had Omar's Special which is beef with spices and typically garlic. Absolutely delicious and not overcooked one bit. The garlic was not added at my request. I had fries since pilaf has tiny delicious fried pasta in it. It also comes with a cabbage salad, which I gave to my dinner partner. I also ordered the Shepard's Salad, without onion. Sized to share. Yes, please, and thank you. My dining partners opinion of the slaw is that it is great. Finely shredded cabbage with carrot and a nicely flavored dressing with herbs and caraway as we recall.If we lived anywhere near Ohio, we would definitely be back at Omar's more frequently. As it is, we will be back every time we are in town. Highly recommended. Dietary restrictions:I unfortunately have a LOT of dietary restrictions, which include many signature flavors here. Both visits they have been very open about ingredients and willing to modify anything possible. That's not always the case, and I so appreciate it when a place will be open and accommodating. I'd love an addition of a way to eat rice pilaf for those of us that can't digest gluten, and they seemed amenable to considering it as a new dish. This review is also available on Google.

I visited here for the 1st time to try a new style of cuisine. The food was good and my server was extremely friendly. The restaurant was humble but the staff was amazing and the food was delicious.

Everything was fresh and delicious. We had the mixed grill, chicken, tabouli, lahmacun, pide, baklava, liver, and more. Both visits were excellent. Highly recommend and Halal

I was mostly happy with the food. The wrap was very dry till about halfway in and I hit more of the filling. The pizza bottoms were soft and mushy but after I cooked it more at home, they were tasty then. I liked the baklava and my mom enjoyed her chocolate cake. Also the salad that I subbed for fries was very good.

Delicious !! If you like middle eastern food such as Sittoos or Aladdin's well this blows them out of the water. Of course flavor profiles differ due to the region of origin, but the chicken kabob and appetizer platter were a great way to taste it all. Plus the in-house baklava was Devine ! Must try !

The service was great. The food that's another story. Not sure what happened since they reopened, but, boy... the food was not good at all. Bland and skimpy on the meat. I'll not go back that's for sure.

This is a little jewel of a restaurant in Fairview Park. The food is fantastic and the service is great! The small plate appetizer is fun to share with house made pita bread. You will not be disappointed!

Atmosphere is good with music and everything but the food like the lahmacun was raw. We also waited more than 45 minutes for our main corse. Atleast the lentil soup was good as well as the bread.