Fayrouz

I was really impressed by the food from Fayrouz! We ordered the falafel, gyro bowl, and a kebab plate. The portions were super generous and we each had plenty of leftovers and the flavors were delicious. We loved the outdoor patio seating option too. We picked this place on a whim for lunch in passing, but it really exceeded our expectations!

We ate here for the first time.The people that worked here couldn't be any nicer. Big plus!I got a gyro and fries and it was delicious. Fries were wam and good size gyro.I will eat here again.

Family was wanting some good ethnic food so I stopped by this place in Carmel. There's 2 Greek restaurants nearby, this is Palestinian owned. Friendly service and great food. We enjoyed Baba Ganoush, Chicken Shwarma, Gyro sandwich and Gyro with rice.

I had the hummus and chicken shawarma sandwich (which was really two wrap sandwiches together). The server asked if I wanted it in pita or traditional style - I recommend the traditional wrap style found in the Levantine style. The hummus was wonderfully smooth, perfect amount of tahini, and presented traditionally with olive oil, sumac etc! The chicken shawarma was probably one of the best I've had in the states. It was bursting with succulent flavor, and the pickles were subtle in the sandwich; chopped in small pieces so it didn't overwhelm the meat. The fries were a bit too salty for me, but still delicious. The service was okay. And the ambiance was chill. I was visiting Carmel, and I hope Carmel realizes how blessed they are to have this place!Also a plus is it's near the Monon, so you can walk down the street and hit some great shops and have some delicious ice cream!

Located in the heart of Arts and Design district, its an unassuming shop that sells halal mediterranean food. I ordered the 6 person family platter carryout for small get together. It was ready for pick up within 1 hour of calling which was fantastic. The meat and rice portions were generous and the taste and quality were great. Their hummus, garlic sauce and tzatziki were all spot on though I wish more was provided considering this order is meant to feed 6 ppl. What was the most disappointing was the salad provided - it was enough to reasonably split between 2-3 ppl...definitely not 6 unless everyone only eats 1 bite of salad. Hope they will adjust the portions a bit on the salad or be more transparent on the menu.

I attempted to place my order online but there was a service charge. So I went in to place my order. It's a cute small business. It was clean when I walked in. Each order is made fresh. I went in for lunch. While waiting I read the reviews. And the food was definitely yummy. I ordered falafel sandwich and fries. The fries were well seasoned as well as my sandwich. I added onions to my sandwich.

We started to go to counter and were asked dine in or take out and were provided menus and told to sit wherever we wanted. We started with the veggie platter to try most all appetizers. The hummus and falafel were very good. There was plenty of pita to share. Water was self serve and it was here I noticed that there was a stack of paper plates to use at the table along with carry out containers. I ordered the chicken Shawarma Arabic style sandwich and chose fries with it. It had pickles and gave it a nice bite. I took a lot of it home as I had filled up on appetizers. The employee seemed quite busy and then started mopping while we were still eating. It was nowhere time to close and the smell of the cleaner was so overpowering that we decided to leave. You pay at the counter as well.

This was such a nice weekend dinner spot. No frills attached, delicious food and quick service! The Fayrouz Grill with 3 types of meat was a huge portion with a side of rice and Greek salad. The side dips with sesame and yogurt added a little bit of sourness. The salt and spice levels were so minimal that I could hardly feel it, and that's the actual Mediterranean flavor We ended up with to go boxes just cause of the amount of food.The place is locally owned and they took over another Mediterranean restaurant 1.5 years ago. The location is super accessible on Main Street- Carmel downtown.

Decent, casual spot when you're in the mood for good chicken schwarma, gyro, or hummus!We stopped in for Saturday brunch. Service was fast, friendly, and food hit the spot. Also wasn't too pricy and in line with what I would expect for quality/ambience. Street parking can be hard to find at times but I'm pretty sure there's a parking garage nearby!

I don't know about others but I always love when I can smell what a restaurant is cooking before I walk in. Ummmm yeah, Fayrouz has it going on! Appears to be family run and they were short staffed the night we came in so we had to flag down the guy a couple times.The food came out quick and was exactly what we were looking for. Lamb Kebobs with a huge salad and rice (some of the best rice I've had in my life....do you know how hard it is to wow with rice???) hit the spot and I almost became a member of the clean plate club but alas, I couldn't finish. Lamb portions were huge, thick and perfectly seasoned and their tzatziki was a fabulous compliment to it. Next task? Convince my office we need to get our next lunch catered by them!