"What can I say? It's freaking delicious. I got the beef shawarma and that's what I recommend. I got the plate which came with some veggies and rice and a delicious garlic sauce. I also tried the hubby's chicken shawarma, which was also delish! The hummus was good too, but they didn't provide any bread or naan to go with....boo! And this was weird, they served eggrolls. They were good too, ha! But definitely a very weird option to have on the menu. Anyway, the food is amazing and well priced! Talk about eating a very tasty meal for under $10!Follow me on my way to Foodietown! http://britneygfoodie.yelp.com"
"Chipotle style but make it Mediterranean! For all the negativity reviews that you're reading about the food, it's probably because they didn't order correctly when building their own bowl. They do have bowls that have selected ingredients you can choose from or you can make your own. If you don't know what to get, select a bowl that's already "pre made". can't speak to the service since we ordered through Uber Eats but my husband and I both got the harissa chicken and then chose the veggies and dressing that we wanted. BOMB. 10/10."
Lamb chops, fresh lamb skewers, chicken Adana kebab. Adana kebab, roasted vegetables, asparagus, Mediterranean greens and pilaf. Serves 2 people.
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$10.80
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$13.50
Visit Restaurant PageHummus plate topped with your choice of gyro or shawarma. Comes with pita bread & fresh veggies.
$11.99
Visit Restaurant Page** The taste of Middle East wrapped in a Shawarma **Thin cuts of Chicken, pickles, potato and onion marinated in sumac wrapped in tortilla bread with your choice of sauce. Sides: French fries, Arabic pickles and hummus.
$15.00
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"Came here for lunch and was not disappointed by the food. The paella was fragrant, flavorful, and there were threads of saffron in the dish. The ingredients were fresh. The mussels, shrimps, calamari, chorizo, and chicken were perfectly cooked. The whole dish was delicious. The lamb shank was big, and super tender. The mash potato and green bean sides were good too. Baklava for dessert was the perfect ending. The phyllo pastry was crispy, thin, and flaky. The ground walnuts added extra texture, and the honey brought the dessert together. Scrumptious! The baklava was served with a small scoop of ice cream on the side. I have never eaten a baklava with ice cream so it was new to me. However, I found the ice cream to be unnecessary as the baklava was already a sweet dessert. I couldn't taste the sweetness from the ice cream after eating just one small spoon of baklava. I received great service today and thoroughly enjoyed the food. The restaurant has an olden but modern look, and there are plenty of seats for small and big groups. There is plenty of parking too. I will be back for sure."
"Food was excellent! Service was great. Inside is not anything nice but if you want quality food and service it's perfect."
"My exes don't call me an ex boyfriend. They call me the "doner." More specifically the Sperm Doner. But that's beside the point.What to get: Doner Kebab, duhhhhWhat to do next: Become an organ DonerDo disco singers eat here?: Doner Summer doesWhat about Britney Spears?: Idk, but if you find out, Doner let me be the last to knowInside info: The Gyro and Doner are actually the same (shouldn't be, one is Greek, one is Turkish, this is honestly closer to neither lol), but dressed up differently (like Barbi when not at work).So you know the songs "Gyro" (as in, I can be your Gyro, baby), by Tzatziki Iglesias, as well as "(We Could Be) Gyros" by David Bowie, "My Hero" by the Food Fighters, "(And Then A) Gyro (Comes Along)" by Marinade Carry-out, and the song "Gyro" by those wizards of haunting, moving music - Nickelback - and the very controversial, outspoken "We Don't Need Another Gyro" (um, yes we do) by Pita Turner.Not to mention "Working Class Gyro" by John Lemon-potatoes and the even more poignant, meaningful protest song "Gyros In A Half-Pita" by the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.Well, they actually weren't about this Gyro place. Sorry.We really wanted to love this place but we really didn't. The decor is amazing and the prices are okay (just okay), and the service is okay depending on which day you come here. But really the main thing that we do ratings on is the food, the taste, the enjoyment of the meal itself, and we have very high standards when it comes to Gyros, probably from my time in Milwaukee, Chicago (the birthplace of the US Gyro), NYC and Toronto (the best places to find Greek style Gyros), and places like Ohio, Michigan, Pennsylvania and so on... and even if we didn't have high standards, this wouldn't have been our favourite.They have Doner and Gyros as the name of the business, which doesn't suggest that they really both the same thing, but when you taste them, they are. Neither one tastes so much like the delicious Chicago Greek inspired street food, although that's what they're a fuzzy facsimile of. Neither one tastes like real Greek Gyros either, obvi.Neither one really tastes like the Turkish Doner either. If anything they takes a lot like Halal Guys, and that's basically what you'll be getting here. Between the two I would prefer Halal Guys, not by too much, but I was hoping for something a little bit more refined. In a way, Halal Guys has ruined the fast food Gyro, and finding an actual Gyro has become difficult.I've doner lot of things in my life, and one of them is to eat here at Doner & Gyros, and I may do so again. Maybe.So if this was in Europe, it'd be Doner & Euros. Whereas if you were only allowed to visit it once in your life, it'd be Doner & YOLO.Now, I'll let Bonnie Tyler close out the review.I need a Gyro!I'm holding out for a Gyro in the Sugar Land night!It's gotta be hot and it's gotta be big and you've gotta give me the first bite...I need a Gyro!"
"Cafe Lili is an excellent choice for anyone seeking delicious and authentic Lebanese cuisine in Houston. They are located in a strip center off Westheimer, right next to one of the last James Coney Islands in town, near the Galleria. They offer both sidewalk cafe table seating as well as an expansive indoor dining area. You walk in and order at the counter, then wait for your food to be made and served tableside. The staff has always been beyond welcoming and helpful. If you don't know what to order, or what exactly something is that's listed on the menu, they're happy to step in and help you figure things out. There's never been a lengthy wait time, and can't recall any other issues with service. The food covers many Lebanese staples as well as other Mediterranean go to's. Tabouli, Hummus, Greek salad, Turkish coffee, Falafel, kabobs, Lebneh, stuffed grape leaves, schwarma, meat pies, and so much more. Also, their lamb chops are fantastic when available. It's also important to note that they have a rotating special, so make sure to keep an eye out on what's being offered that day. All in all, Cafe Lili is high up on our list of options for Mediterranean fare, and our #1 for Lebanese in Houston."
"Stopped here for lunch with one of my favorite seniors for lunch because we were craving some Persian food and had an hour to kill before our next appointment. Usually we go to the oldest one in Houston that's been around for ages so fairly or unfairly, we couldn't help but compare the two places as both are cafe style /no frills style restaurants where you order, get the self service cup for a drink, sit down and they bring your food for you. I prefer this style over restaurants that have a waiter, especially for lunch but the vibe wasn't the friendliest. I kind of get it because this is more of a mom and pop type operation where the owner and a small staff do everything but considering the prices are slightly higher than the other place and it wasn't crowded, it could have been more friendly. I ordered a Chelo Kabob (skewered ground meat / rice) and the old guy got his favorite lamb shank and rice. The food itself was very good. The kabob was nice and thick and tasted fresh and tender. The rice was a little too soggy with butter for my taste it didn't stop me from finishing it all. The lamb shank was a bit plain but well cooked. Again, I hate to compare two places together but the there was only one tomato with the kabob and there was no sabzi (table veggies - mint, etc.), not even a wedge of lemon for the water. In the other place, you can just pick a bowl full of the stuff and they come and offer you tea and such. You can't have Persian food without some sabzi on the side. Perhaps they had it if asked for but again, nobody was really around so I didn't want to bother them. Overall, it's a great place for lunch or carryout, so you'd have some nice food. Perhaps my experience with the other stuff was just a misunderstanding so I'll be back when in the area."
"First time trying out Shawarma Land the other day over on Westheimer and Fondren. Got to try the Sojouk Wrap and the Chicken Shawarma Arabi with Fries!!! Everything was spot on delicious. I highly recommend you give them a go. Next time I'll be back for the Kebabs and the Falafel!!!"
"Tried this truck on an impulse today when we were stalking another truck at My food Park HTX. Best chicken schwarma, EVER. My hubby is uber fussy about Mediterranean food, but he absolutely loved this.As a few of the other reviewers have said, the bread isn't traditional pita, it's a Lebanese flat bread - it is akin to the roti cani pancakes from Malaysia, just a bit thicker. The contents were heavenly, and plentiful. Lots of good quality, excellently cooked ingredients. We really did love it!My side was their cucumber tzatziki dip which rocked my world and those home made pita chips? Nom.I'm drooling writing this review. Seriously good food and very reasonably priced!"
"I had such high expectations but overall it was pretty underwhelming. The food itself was not bad but just ok. I got the lamb over rice and removed the onions and tomatoes. It ended up being just rice, lettuce and cucumbers with the lamb and it was just so simple compared to other bowls I've had at other restaurants. They do give a good portion of meat which I appreciated. Also disappointing was the hot sauce. It tasted just like franks hot sauce. Nothing unique. I haven't tried anything and maybe other options would be better."
"Food is great and made with care but service can be made better. So far the tandoori wings, mixed over rice, chicken over rice, gyro over rice, falafel over rice all were great! The owner is constantly working on making this a better experience."
Mindy L.
Nov 21, 2017
When it comes to chicken shawarma I already have my faves in Houston (Fadis, Gyro King, and Shawarma King). However, I'm always up for trying new places and since the truck is nearby, I went and checked it out. Ordered the chicken shawarma plate with a side of baba ganoush. Chicken shawarma plate comes with pickled veggies (carrots, cauliflower and red bell peppers), garlic sauce, and basmati rice. Pickled veggies were on the salty end, but a nice palate cleanser. Garlic sauce was good as well. Now the chicken shawarma was really the highlight! Very different from all the other chicken shawarma places I've had here, but flavor is definitely on point! The basmati rice was also super fragrant and flavorful - I couldn't stop eating . Chicken is also very moist. However, the overall dish is on the greasy side, albeit delicious.Baba Ganoush was not very good, I do not recommend. It was really watery, like they had forgotten to drain the eggplants after roasting, so instead of a thick dip it was more like eggplants in a soup. The flavor wasn't that great either. I would recommend Fadis (Meyerland location) baba ganoush if you are looking for a good one. Also, they gave me complimentary pita bread, but it was dry and stale. I couldn't finish the baba ganoush nor the pita bread. Nevertheless, chicken shawarma is definitely worth getting!
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Sep 8, 2022
Love this concept! It's basically Chipotle, but make it Mediterranean style. You walk up and they ask if you want a bowl or pita style and asked if you want their super greens or rice. You can create your own bowl or you can choose from from their list of curated bowls. Even if you choose from their curated menu, you can add or take away what you don't like. It was hard choosing one because they all sounded so delicious, but chose the Lentil Avocado bowl and my sister chose her the Harissa Avocado bowl. Wow, wow, wow...my mouth was dancing...the flavors were so unique and delicious! I can taste the fresh Persian sliced cucumbers, the tasty eggplant, falafel, hummus and roasted vegetables. Their were so many flavors but they all came together and to top it off they added the garlic dressing and the Skhug sauce (cilantro avocado sauce), which probably made the dish for me. I tried a bit of my sister's Harissa Avocado and that hony harissa chicken in there was superb! I think I can eat just that with a bowl or their rice and I would be totally satisfied and happy. Only thing I would say if I were to make any critiques is that I wish the falafel was a bit bigger and crunchier and that their cabbages were diced up into smaller pieces. I had to pick out a couple of big pieces of cabbages because they were too hard to chew on. But those won't deter me from wanting to come back at all. I will be a returning customer!
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Jun 19, 2023
Enjoyed my Father's Day brunch here. Classy vibe, nice live music (pianist), and good service. Arrived at opening (10:00am) and our party of 4 was seated immediately without a wait. Server unobtrusive but present & polite. My eggs bendict was savory and tasty, and the skillet potatoes sidedish were crisp and perfectly cooked- but lacked flavor. On par price-wise with most bkft sitdown places in the area. Not a lot on the menu to draw me back, but left content.
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Feb 26, 2024
I enjoyed a yummy beef shawarma platter here on a quiet Friday evening. The entrance to the restaurant itself is a bit out of the way, tucked behind an unassuming strip mall, but had some indoor and ample outdoor seating. The beef shawarma platter came with a sizeable amount of meat, pita, fries, tahini, hummus, onions, and pickles. What I enjoyed about this meal was the meat - while perhaps slightly dry, that was easily remedied with the addition of the tahini/hummus. I also felt that the portion sizes were quite generous, to the point that even I as a voracious eater felt quite full afterwards. I was a little bummed that they did not offer any rice as a default option, and the pita was a bit flat as opposed to fluffy, but overall can't complain too much for the price of ~$16. The service was also prompt, though to be fair I was the only one in the restaurant for the majority of the Friday evening. Overall, I would recommend this place to anyone looking for a quick Mediterranean fix in the area, particularly to any meat lovers out there.
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Oct 4, 2023
I have been hesitant to try this place due to mixed reviews, but my brother & his wife liked it so I decided to give it a try. Pretty good food (maybe not the "best"), but I'm no gyro connoisseur. Large portions even though it's not "cheap," so we had leftovers. We ordered for pickup, and I'm glad they didn't cheap out. I'd return since it's near the house. Beef kofta kebab platter $13.99 - comes with seasoned rice, salad, hummus, pita bread, garlic sauce. This was pretty good. The kebabs weren't the juiciest, but they were decent and tasty. Came with plenty of rice, the bf and I shared it. Rice was cooked well. Salad dressing, hummus, & garlic sauce were good. Came with 4 triangles of pita bread so we shared, which I think is more than what other places give you. Lamb & beef mix bowl (get bowl'd over) $11.24 - got yellow seasoned basmati rice, 5 toppings (tomatoes, garbanzo beans, mix peppers [red & green bell peppers], German cabbage, pickles), 2 sauces (tzatziki, garlic). Plenty of food and toppings. The lamb/beef was good. Recommend the garlic sauce.
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Jan 11, 2023
My buddy was hyping Cafe Lili up and it did not disappoint. I have never had Lebanese food before but I can say that I am definitely a fan now. The fried kibbie was delicious and full of beef, spices, and pine nuts. You can never go wrong with anything stuffed with cheese so the cheese pie was automatically a winner in my books. I ordered the steak kabob half order and it came with five slices of pita bread and a side of hummus. Both were perfect. My buddy got the side salad with his kabobs and that portion was huge! It could pass as an entree at most restaurants. I loved how tender my steak kabobs were and the vermicelli rice was so delicious. Overall I can understand why Guy Fieri chose to visit this restaurant!
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Apr 1, 2022
One of THE BEST places into eat in Katy. Absolutely delicious grilled meats, nan bread and hummus, gyros and chicken shawarma. The owner is always there personally cooking up your dishes to order and making sure everything it too itch. You can taste the love and pride that goes into this food. Hummus is some of the best I have ever had. Favorite dishes include the Chicken Soltani combo plate with grilled chicken and beef kabobs and the chicken shawarma wraps. You will love it!
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May 5, 2024
Authentic falafel- by far one of the best places in town for shawarma- delicious yummy sojok Arabi. Must try if you are nearby.
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"**HOOKAH/FRESH MADE DRINKS**It's ok here, we had nice service and there's so many tables, we didn't have to wait at all.We really enjoyed our food and even though it's really bright inside, it was comfortable and pretty modern inside. We enjoyed our dinner. Give it a try...Yala!"
"Would you believe me, if I told you, I went here for tea?Never been to a Lounge that I enjoyed this much. I really enjoy how this hookah lounge is operated. The music that's played, is soft enough to hold a low convo, and loud enough to enjoy. Faris Hookah serve the BEST TEA. I ordered the Black tea, which came with mint leaves in the serving kettle. Quality tea with thick quality Leaves. Kettle kept my tea pipping hot the ENTIRE stay. The Tea this place serve is better than any Starbucks, or tea house I've visit. I would definitely return for a kettle of tea."
"Got a small chicken platter ($9 something) and regular combo platter ($10 something). Preferred the beef (more flavor) over chicken. Decent amount of protein for the price, and the small was filling for me. White sauce is very good but high in calories for those health conscious folks. The red sauce is quite spicy. I still like Gyro Hut better (their chicken has more flavor), but Halal Guys is also good."
"The food here is amazing!!! The NY platter, the Gyro Wrap, the Heros Burger, and the Tender Sandwich are my favorites there!!! Looking forward to more next time!!!"
"Pulled up at midnight on Friday, no line or fee for parking. Good crowd but not suffocatingly packed. Hookah and drinks were priced well. Able to find a section easily. The dj KJ was the highlight of the location with his energy and keeping the crowd engaged through the night"
"My family loves this place! The food is always awesome and the staff is super friendly. Definitely the best Mediterranean food in the area--great quality."
"Amazing food, cute and semi casual ambiance, super friendly service. It's semi-cafeteria style, you choose one meat and three sides (or four sides). The sides are all on display that you can pick, the meats they will prepare and bring it out to you. I loved everything I got (lamb gyro, beets, baba ganoush). Best lamb gyros ever it was sooo juicy and flavorful. Lamb meatball was also excellent with a little spice."
"I watched France vs Morocco at Arabian knight restaurant! I just wanted to enjoy the world cup soccer in The Middle Eastern atmosphere.The food was great. The server asked me to drink water. I said yes, and I expected some glass of water, but she brought an expensive Fiji water bottle. I had to pay. I needed to understand water is expensive and precious in desert countries! Lol.I couldn't stand the hookah smell. I have been a nonsmoker for my whole life. I have to understand their culture. I saw a lot of wine and liquor that they were not supposed to sell. Maybe for alcoholic Americans. People were rooting for Morocco. I was also hoping for Morroco's victory. I was so sorry. Kudos to Arabian Knight restaurant that made me feel watching the game in Doha Qatar. A server asked me ' Do you like here? Are you coming back?" I said " Maybe".Here is pricey. Mcdonald's is cheaper. And I can't stand the Hookah smell. Sorry. Maybe, Christmas, while most restaurants are closed, if you are open.Thank you, Morroco, you are the biggest inspiration in this tournament. Team USA learned a lot. Team USA needs to recruit a lot of defensive players from the NFL, they are 6-6 and 300lb guys. Then no team can score from team USA. American players only practice penalty shootouts. We can win all the games! Lol!"
"This place was empty when my coworkers and I came for lunch (only one other group here). Service was quick and the waiter was nice and helpful, if not too chatty. I got the koobideh kabob. The portions here are huge. I think the plates should be a little bigger bc cutting your meat and eating was a little messy with the rice spilling off the side. The tea was very strong and delicious. The restaurant itself was beautiful with patterned tables and chairs and pillows. They also offer hookah here and have a stage in the back for live music/performances. Can't wait to come back!"
"My tastebuds had a party from the beginning to the end! I started with the Seafood Campechana as the appetizer; and it comes with Tortilla chips. I say appetizer, but this dish is huge. I taste every ounce of flavor! It was like a party in my mouth with the combination of lime, jalapeno, pineapple, and small chunks of avocado, and to top it off, the shrimp and crab had their own flavors and spices fused together! Did you all see how big the shrimp were? After the appetizer, I knew I couldn't go wrong with the Pecan-Crusted Salmon, which has a nice favorable crust. Also, the sides are a mushroom risotto with grilled vegetables, making for a great dish with many flavors. For the second dish, my niece went for the Mango Stuffed Chicken, and of course, we shared our plates with each other. It had a very nice crust covering the outside, and it came with a mango buttery sauce to pour on top or inside; we did both. I don't know how they got all the stuffing inside, but I will be getting that next time. We also added two servings of fish tacos, and I must say they were good, too. But let's brag about the service; my nephew is seven, and he's very picky. He eats only eggs and pepperoni pizza! Well, that didn't have either! So the waiter and Chef made a pizza just for him with cheese and grilled shrimp on the side. One more thing: I'm surprised this place isn't charging more for their dishes. They put so much love into each dish, and the service is exceptional."
"I finally got around to sending in a review. There location makes the difference. I like their Gyros."
"As one of the most famous Mediterranean establishments in Houston, Fadi's has become a fixture in the city's dining scene with the local fanfare to prove it. I've always enjoyed my time here and have topped off every experience with a serious food coma. I leap at the chance to visit Fadi's whenever I get the chance.Some random thoughts::: The setup is simple: Grab a tray and make your way around the cafeteria style layout. The more you add to your tray, the more you'll pay.:: They don't offer samples. Trust your craving and be wise with your food selections.:: "Half" orders are recommended. Too many full orders will result in extra fees, which is not obvious when people are blinded by the food.:: Find a seat ahead of time. There's nothing more awkward than walking around with a tray full of food looking for a place to sit.:: The parking can be tight. Fadi's popularity means people often have to park further down the lot.:: Groups are fun but this is an ideal place for solo dining or food dates.:: Both lunch and dinner services are packed. Try to aim for non-prime hours.:: Wednesdays are my favorite day. Why? They serve an addicting fish and rice combo. It's actually one of their best dishes and deserves all the shine.At the end of the day, I think Fadi's is a destination for Mediterranean fans. Their interior is lovely, spacious, and offers a lot of opportunities for private groups. The prices aren't back breaking but the price tag has slowly crept up over the years, but at least the service usually makes up for it."
"Busy bar with friendly service. Order the red rocket and fried pickles for starters! Then move on to a mouth watering burger on bun of your choice. They have live music on certain days of the week, but also offer a jukebox on TouchTunes you can tap into. Cute little spot! Worth a stop if you're in town."
"We like to Eatwell and that's why we came to Eatwell.Little locally owned bakery in Westchase with amazing delicious delights. We've been here at least 5 times (it's in the same plaza as our gym, grr), and we love a lot of the items. It's not too expensive, but it's all about the pastries here rather than the coffee.They have tamales and falafel and such, and I'm excited and eager to try them since the pastries are so great.It leans towards 5 stars anyway for me, especially for ownership and homestyle food, but the fact that everything here is made in as healthy a way as possible puts it over the edge."
"Raise your hand if you love Turkish coffee! A special thank you to Tarator Mediterranean Grill for an amazing lunch. Our waiter, Javi was pure joy and a delight to help guide us on our first visit. My husband and I stayed off with the Classic Hummus and Cilantro Fried Potatoes. The pita bread served to us was piping hot and served almost immediately. We dined on the Greek Salad, Tabbouleh, as well as the lunch item, Chicken Shawarma. We could not finish our meal and had plenty for dinner. Tarator has excellent service, a clean, open space, and incredible Mediterranean cuisine. We will definitely be returning soon!"
"Tasty shawarma and kabobs. Delicious lunch options.MGH used to be located inside the tunnel by Beck's Prime, but moved a short walk away to the Schlotsky's restaurant area of the tunnel.For the most part, you can order shawarma or kabobs, sandwich or platter, beef or chicken.I like to order the sandwich. You don't get the two sides, but a side salad is included for a little over $7. On my last visit, I had a beef kifta kabob sandwich. The bread was fresh and the meat was tasty."
"I love finding hidden gem family run places and this one is a shining star. It's a solo version of the Dimassi buffet concept but with a few different tweaks and very friendly owners. If you want something for everyone, then look no further. If you want quick, here you go - just walk up and grab food. If you want healthy, done. Quality of the food was great and setting was bigger than I would expect from a little place. Staff was very friendly and helpfulVeggies: great spicy hummus, stuffed grape leaves, tabouleh, potatoes, crispy cauliflower, salads, and many options Meat: brisket, shredded lamb, 3 types of chickenSoup: 3 kinds of soup. Great on a cold dayDessert: delicious rice pudding, foam, and HOMEMADE kunafah!! What a treat. I can barely walk back to my car :)Seriously give them a try and support local mom n pops."
"I usually order from Olivit via DoorDash but I went in person this time and was greeted by a super nice guy at the front desk. He was very friendly, answered all my questions about their menu, and even gave me an enthusiastic recommendation. I really appreciate the customer service here.I usually get the wraps from here so I followed tradition and got a gyro and also the kobbeh balls, both of which were great. I've never had kobbeh before but the crunchiness of the outside and the soft, ground beef inside made me fall in love. This place is a must-try if you want some top-tier Mediterranean food."
"Glad I was finally able to try out this place! With so many good places in the Houston area, sometimes we take for granted new places, but also want to support the places that we like so they stay in business. So when the bakery I usually frequent across the street was full, I decided instead of waiting or trying to maneuver the inside of the bakery with 3 young children alone, to go over here because they had halal meat (chicken and gyro options). I was really happy that we were able to find close parking on the street but we usually park a little further down in the parking lot behind all the buildings when we visit city place. I heard that there is free parking in a garage nearby but I did not see any free parking in a garage; the only parking garage I saw had a sign that it was employees only.I saw a picture of what I wanted online and went with the Mediterranean plate which I have to say-- is pricey for the amount of food that you get. I expected it to be larger or for this price (almost $20) I expected it to cost less. Either or. The children options are really nice, they got the basics things, my kids were able to get the small pizza and a halal chicken meal that they enjoyed. I liked that they had a couple of different types of teas to try (ginger peach and black current) because it gets boring to only just have a sweet or unsweet tea option at restaurants. I tried the cookie that you get with the children's meal, and it are really yummy, I regretted not purchasing a few of those separately. We especially love the fact that they had frozen yogurt for a sweet treat after the meal. The inside of the place was very aesthetic looking and we are looking forward to visiting again soon."
"Came here with a group of 4 for a friend's birthday dinner. We made reservations far in advance on Resy and they require you to make a deposit when you book. Parking is valet and located on the side of Rosie Cannonball next to the restaurant entrance. After checking in, you are escorted upstairs where the lounge and main dining area are located. First off was the lounge which has a full bar and comfy lounge seating. They greeted us with a taste of their signature vermouth which was delicious! We ordered pre-dinner cocktails and they gave us small snacks to munch on. After we finished the snacks we were escorted to the main dining area which has a nice, classy atmosphere. For dinner we had the 6 course menu, focused on the Mediterranean, with wine pairings. Each course was well plated with a wonderful presentation. Unfortunately, I was a bit disappointed with the food. Each course was good, but not as amazing as I thought it would have been for the price we paid. There's not a single dish I would come back here for. I did feel satiated after the 6 course meal so I can't even imagine how full I would have been after 9 courses. On a positive note, the servers here are amazing and extremely attentive. They were also patient with us as we were the last customers there and they let us take our time to finish our meals. Overall, I love the vibe and the ambiance of the classy dining room. I know everyone has different palates, so if you have the money to try this place out and are curious, then go for it. Otherwise if you've been on the fence, I don't think this place is worth it for the high price tag. I would definitely come back to their lounge/bar area for drinks though!!"
"My mom LOVES this place! We stop here on our way back from an errand we run this way all the time. She orders the Lamb Platter and I order the Lamb Salad. The salad is interesting cause it has jalapeños and pickles in it. I've never eaten a salad like that til I ate here! My mouth is on fire! lol but I've gotten used to it. The service is excellent! We usually take it to go and they fulfill our order pretty quickly. I think we've only eaten here once. They have a good dining area but it's hardly ever too packed. I recommend this place!"