Ragadan

I just had the Oklahoma burger and I HAD TO WRITE A REVIEW! It was so good! It comes with a zatar mayonnaise that I had put on the side. So glad I did, because I then dipped my fries in it. Menu looks amazing and I will definitely go back!

I'm sorry to say that I was also underwhelmed recently at Ragadan with my order of falafel ka'ak. Mostly because of the lack of flavor, to say the least it was underwhelming. Also, they substituted a pita with average tasting sesame seed bread that didn't seem all that fresh.Another thing I didn't like was the way they combine all the ingredients together - the hummus, pickle, tomato, tahini, and parsley, one big sloppy mess! If they had put the tahini and hummus on the side, it would've seemed more like a meal and I would have enjoyed it much more.Won't be returning anytime soon!

I come here just for the baklava milkshakes!! Service is always sooo friendly Small hole in the wall restaurant that is cozy and has great food and the best shakes!! I tried the pistachio and asked to add balaclava pieces in it and was also amazing !!

Overall thoughts: Ragadan is a small Jordanian-American fusion restaurant that I've been wanting to try for awhile, and I'm happy to say that it was fire. If I lived closer, I would love to come here more regularly to try more of the menu. The owners/staff are sweet and friendly, and the food came out quickly after ordering at the counter. The prices are also great-- you can get most sandwiches / wraps for under $10, and they're pretty filling. The ambience is casual and comfortable, and the space is decorated nicely and aesthetically.Food I tried:- Falafel Ka'ak (4.5/5): Excellent falafel, not dry at all. The ka'ak was warm and had light hints of sesame flavor. The sandwich had a great ratio of sauces to ingredients.- Kefta Burger with fries (4.6/5): A wonderful, simple burger with a Middle Eastern flair. The kefta patty was super flavorful and juicy. The fries were also seriously crispy and tasted great.--Price (relative to peers): 4.6/5Food: 4.5/5Ambience: 4.7/5Service: 4.4/5Overall Value: 4.5/5

Finally got to drop by for burgers at Ragadan and wasn't disappointed!Burgers were good and well seasoned. Greasy, meaty, and savory as expected from a good burger. I got the patty melt x ka'ak burger which was delicious! The Oklahoma burger was really good with the sweet onions. I loved their French fries the most I think, just because it's crispy and flavorful.

Came on a really cold and snowy day for lunch. Not much from the outside and inside a small falafel and sandwich shop. They have a couple of tables and a bar with stools by the window. The menu is on the wall. I ordered a Falafel Ka'ak, and fries and had tap water to drink. You order at the counter and they call your name. My food was ready in about 10 mins and I found a table away from the cold door. The food looked great. The falafel was served in a sesame roll which was a little different but was very good. The fries were pretty tasty as well, they were seasoned fries. Great little place uptown for a quick lunch. The food was very good and nice service too.

I've been eager to visit this place for a while, and it truly lived up to the hype!The Falafel Ka'ak sandwich was the highlight of my visit. Wrapped in sesame bread reminiscent of a Mexican bolillo, the falafel was perfectly seasoned and had a delightful texture--crispy on the outside yet tender inside. The combination of tahini, hummus, parsley sauce, and fresh veggies elevated every bite. As someone who usually goes for meat in sandwiches, this vegetarian option hit all the right spots.The fries were simple but satisfyingly crispy, complementing the main dish perfectly.Now, onto the shake--it was a game-changer. Mixing halawa and blueberry created a creamy, rich delight. Topped with pistachios, halawa pieces, and a hint of blueberry jam, it was an absolute must-try.The lady who took my order was friendly and accommodating, allowing me to switch from takeout to dine-in without any hassle. The cozy ambiance made dining solo quite enjoyable. Had a mix of elements of Jordan and Chicago.Overall, this place absolutely deserves its reputation. For fantastic food, great service, and a welcoming atmosphere, look no further. It's won me over completely!

This place is so good. Never had Jordanian food before but definitely worth trying. I got the grilled chicken sandwich on the ka'ak bread and it's a mixture between pesto and hummus sauce on top. If you want to venture out from your normal gyro place this is a great option. They also have Arabic Pepsi which is amazing! They're fast and seem to have tasty desserts on the menu too. Cute place.

Came here for a quick falafel salad. This is one of the top Falafel spots in the city!!! Fried fresh, crispy on the outside, soft (but not mushy) on the inside. Paired with some excellent hummus. Also, I loved that the salad was on a bed of kale!I can't wait to go back and have more falafel!

I had the Ragadan salad and pistachio shake. May have been the best milkshake I've ever had. Will definitely be back for a burger.