"This unassuming Mediterranean Airstream is parked off Manor Road and turns out generous platters of shawarma, gyros, and falafel. The lemon mint tea is a standout that is bright, sweet, and just tart enough. Seating is limited, but the portions and flavors make it well worth the stop." - Darcie Duttweiler
"This Mediterranean food truck stays busy making flavorful shawarma, falafel, and sweet baklava for its loyal Cherrywood fan base. The truck shares a space with Thai food truck Thai Thani in a gas station parking lot, so it’s wise to call ahead to secure food to go. Otherwise, there are a few tables outside for dining al fresco. Insider tip: The mint lemonade is an absolute necessity for hot days." - Erin Russell
"The menu at Abo Youssef is small, and the food takes forever to arrive. But that hasn't stopped us from coming back for their chicken shawarma, shish taouk, hummus, and grilled lamb kabobs. The portions at this food truck parked outside of a gas station on Manor Road are generous, and every meat that we’ve tried has been well-seasoned and cooked to perfection. Get a side of hummus and baba ghanoush, and a refreshing mint lemonade to go with it all. And if you want to bypass that long wait, just give them a call 45 minutes before you arrive. " - nicolai mccrary
"For hummus and baba ganoush, scope out the Mediterranean food truck Abo Youssef." - Nadia Chaudhury
"For falafels and desserts: Ahead of the first day of Ramadan, falafels seemed appropriate, especially from essential Mediterranean food truck Abo Youssef. The falafels are compact and sturdy, the rice pudding was creamy, and the baklava was sticky sweet." - Erin Russell