Tabouli Middle Eastern Restaurant

I have to bump up my original review to 5 stars. This spot is now my go-to for Mediterranean food. I end up picking a bunch of different salads out and then eating them over the course of the day. My favorites:- mujadara (made with bulgar instead of rice and just packed with flavor and nutrient dense)- hummus- baba ganouj- mnazilet badhinjan (chickpeas and eggplant in a tomato stew - this one has me going back for more each time!)- quinoa tabouli (they have so many tabouli options, but this is the one I stick with)I had the pistachio baklava for the first time today and it was excellent and just a bit on the savory side.The best part is something I realized today - they open at 8am! I had all of the above for breakfast (and a leftovers for lunch). Yum.

Just good fresh food. Every time. Why I don't eat here more often is a mystery. Never had a bad meal. Wish they had Israeli soft drinks.

This wasn't what I was expecting when I got the Chicken Shawarma Pita Wrap. It was definitely pretty healthy. There was a ton of chicken and red cabbage. This wrap;however, was very wet. It was so wet that halfway through the wrap collapsed on itself. Sadly, I had to throw it away.The lady on the counter was quick with delivery and friendly. They have a ton of healthy middle eastern options and you can ask to try samples if you are interested in any of the dishes.

I really wish I could give a star-review as good as the last, but unfortunately, no. To start, when I walked up to the counter ready to order and asked, "Is this is where I order?", whomever was manning the counter and preparing orders coldly directed me to the other side to order instead. At least that's what I think was said; it was garbled at best. The only problem was no one was on the other side. As I waited, more patrons came up to the counter, at which time he looks at a white man and says, "Can I help you?" The man gave him his order and as the worker walked away, I called after, "Excuse me, can you tell me where to order?" You can make your own inferences about that exchange.Anyway, maybe it was the indignation in my raised voice, but a smiling woman then appeared to take my order. She was sweet and apologetic of having me wait, but that experience had already left a sour taste.Finally, the falafel sandwich itself, unlike the last time I was here, was nothing to rave about. The pita wasn't soft and the falafel was falling apart instead of fully formed. Other elements of the sandwich were cold. There are some other falafel spots I trust in Philly at this point, so I won't be venturing to Ardmore for this. Not for the premium price, that's for sure! The sandwich was almost $12 after the 3% fee for card (insult to injury).

Tabouli Cuisine is located inside of Ardmore's Farmers Market. Moe suggested his favorite traditional dishes- I'm here for it! I tried most of the salads. The Mujadara, Grape Leaf Dolma, and Tabouli Bulgur were fresh and tasty. Great spot!

Came here for lunch. It's located inside the market. Just order out take out style. I tried their Kofta sandwich and was disappointed. Kofta is usually minced meat that's rolled into a roll and grilled. Their version is minced meat but almost tasted raw and was just in the sandwich. Did not find it tasty, sadly. Their other offerings looked good, though. However, I did not get to try them.

Had high hopes. We got there before our pick up time and the food was cold when given to us. The service was fine and the market is cute.

Falafel was just dry and lacking in flavor. not enough filling. We went back for a side of tabouleh to add to our falafels which was also IMO mediocre. Pita was good. I prefer any halal, cart falafel, Solmonov zahav spin off or even an Aldi gyro kit, hands down any day.

My wife and my favorite food in Ardmore. Everything we've had at tabouli has been great--ironically, the tablouli is probably our least favorite thing--and we pick up from here regularly. It is a tad on the expensive side, but what in this town isn't?

Beware they charge a three per cent fee for purchasing any thing. They also have a jar for tips. I think I will just skip it altogether.