Shawarma House in Oxford

consistently great food! very friendly staff. never been disappointed with my shawarma sandwich!

Stopped here driving through the area, decent shawarma. What really made the experience great was the staff. The cashier/waitress was super friendly, we chatted for about an hour and it honestly made my trip. Would recommend the wraps!

Excellent Food!I was a little reluctant to try this place because of some of the other reviews I read but I'm glad I did! The food was very good and tasted fresh. We will definitely be eating here again.Even the left overs the next day were good!

Ordered a large Togo order today and was overwhelmed with the service, quality and quantity of food all at a fair price. Couldn't ask for anything more as it surpassed all my expectations.

Amazing food, wonderful owners. Always going back for more!!!I think the people who don't know about this place are missing out. Check out the Chef's Special.

This is our go to Mediterranean place! We've tried lots and lots of Mediterranean places and this is hands down the best in our area. Food is fabulous, owners are friendly, and service is quick! We are a family of 4-two teen boys and always order the Shawarma House plate and a side order of fried kibbeh. We always have enough for a couple of lunches the next day. My favorites are the fried kibbeh, shish tawook, rice, and their fatoosh salad. The salad is always super fresh. Everything in the Shawarma plate is absolutely delicious.Their hummus and garlic toum are great too! The pita bread is always fresh and soft. If you haven't tried them and you like Mediterranean, give this place a try! You won't be disappointed!

I love Lebanese food and appreciate having this restaurant in our area. After my third visit, I hate to say that I won't come again for quite a while. The front of house is not good. The only employee up front needs to spend time wiping down surfaces, refilling napkin containers, and sweeping the floor. The tables are only wiped to a line approximately 8 inches from the wall - it's clear that nobody lifts the napkin dispenser so that they can wipe the entire table down. The bathrooms are untidy and the men's faucet is not bolted down. When you lift the lever, the entire faucet pulls off of the sink. But that didn't prevent me from coming back two more times. What almost did was that our first order, despite having over $100 of really excellent food, included a large baba ghanouj that had gone rancid. I thought it was just a spicy variant but after a few more bites I realized I was just being stupid. My friends and I agreed that the "zing" was some sort of spoilage (probably fermentation) and I threw the whole thing out. I was up multiple times that night with diarrhea, which was probably not a coincidence.My second trip was uneventful, other than the lackadaisical service in the dirty front of house. On my third trip, we made the mistake of dining in. Having to look at the unwashed mirrors and the food scraps from the day before (we arrived early enough that nobody could have been seated and then left) was not a good ambiance. My fattoush was really good and my wife's ghallaba was as well (I'm even posting a picture of it because it was beautiful - the flavor was more reminiscent of pot roast than any other ghallaba I've had before, and I think that was a good thing). Unfortunately, the tabbouleh was beginning to spoil. I don't know how, because the parsley was still nice and crisp. The problem was that there was just too much "bite" to the dressing. My wife and I pondered it and are confident that it was off. And I just realized one answer: the parsley could have been fine but the dressing was spoiling. The first bites off the top were much better - trying some closer to the bottom of the pile are where I finally agreed with my wife that it was off.Worse, my son ordered pickled turnips with his meal and I absent-mindedly tossed one in my mouth (since I love them generally). I did a double-take as I chewed and, after another second, spit it out into my napkin. My wife refused to even try one because she said it smelled off. I smelled another one and, sure enough, it smelled like beer. Long story short: they can make good food, and I have enjoyed it. But 2 of my 3 visits have involved spoiled food, so I can't in good conscience subject my family to those odds again. I take no pleasure in this sort of review.

I love this place. The service is awesome, so very friendly and they aim to please!I thought the food was fantastic, but I wish they would add radishes to their Fattoush salad :)

My husband and I were really excited to try this place but were pretty disappointed after trying it. We got two beef shawarma dinners, ordered with rice and one with lemon rice soup and one with fattoush salad. We got fries instead of rice, no dressing on the salad and the soup was sadly under seasoned. We did however really like the garlic sauce and fries that we got by accident!! The beef had a thick coating of seasoning on it that we didn't love. I heard other people ordering the chicken so maybe we'll try again going that route.

A plus food quality, great service, and clean tidy setting. I will say it's the best Lebanese food in the area