Falafel Cafe

Persian restaurant · Marietta

Falafel Cafe

Persian restaurant · Marietta

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950 Cobb Pkwy SE, Marietta, GA 30060

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Persian favorites: kebabs, falafel, hummus, great service  

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"The strip mall restaurant Falafel Cafe sits between Dobbins and Life University, where it has been for decades. As the name would imply, it’s known for its falafel and hummus, plus traditional Turkish coffee and baklava. The patio feels like a little parking lot oasis with foliage and a fountain, only disrupted by the sound of incoming planes." - Caroline Eubanks

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Amber Relyea

Google
The staff was very friendly and accommodating. Delicious Turkish Coffee and I got a classic gyro with shirazi salad. We also tried the homemade hummus. The pitas are soft and dip very well. This food is wonderful, but some may not like it during colder days. It is very light, refreshing fare with cucumber, tomatoes, and mint highlighted in many dishes. I find it delicious anytime. I highly recommend giving this place a try.

MONIQUE STAPLE

Google
Very good food and service. If you like Rumi’s Kitchen then you will definitely like this place. Very similar food but or cheaper.

Lis Hy

Google
This is the best authentic Persian food in the Atlanta Metro. We have been visiting for the last 6 years. Delicious food and friendly service. Great job! 😍

Chris Snellgrove

Google
I love hole in the wall places that are hard to find and Falafel Cafe is both of these things. I always get the Koobideh Kabob for lunch with a humus appetizer. Absolutely delicious every single time 😋. Service is excellent. 5 star 🌟experience all the way around.

Sarah Flannagan

Google
We enjoyed the falafel platter, Turkish coffee and Iranian tea. Everything was delicious! The hummus was the best I’ve ever had. The owner and employees were very welcoming. I can’t wait to come back for dinner. Thank you, Reza!

Dawn Nelson

Google
I met a friend here for lunch and we sat at the tables outside. The area was really nice and the food was amazing. I wish I could give five stars across the board... however once they took our order they never came out to check on us. When we needed more water we had to wait until others came and sat down and then we would stop the waitress. We even had to take our food that we wanted to take with us inside to get a take out container. I would visit again and just pray that the customer service and attentiveness is better.

Saeed Hafez

Google
Came in for lunch, it was pretty quite for a place that has such great food. I order their ground Beef Koubideh of there lunch menu and Aush-e-joe soup. The Koubideh was soft, juicy, and very well seasoned. Have a great meaty taste complemented by the citrusy Sumac; very impressed. The soup was alright, very hearty but I feel like something was missing, couldn’t tell what it is. Would definitely come back for lunch only.

Buddy McDonald

Google
Just for reference, I have had Middle Eastern food on a few occasions but I am not very familiar with it. I ordered online and the menu had a lot of pictures which made navigating and deciding much easier. My order was done EXTREMELY quickly. I was greeted right when I walked in the door and he let me know that my food was almost done. He engaged with me again when I returned from the bathroom, handed me my food and let me know that there were utensils in the bag. As if an outstanding customer experience wasn’t enough, the food was amazing as well. It was piping hot. The dolmeh had plenty of seasoning and flavor. The falafel had a substantial crust and the inside was soft, moist and delicious. The shirazi salad and tebouleh salad were fresh and flavorful. The pita bread was soft and fresh and the hummus was tasty. To top it all off the sweet tea was thoroughly enjoyable. It had some light, pleasant floral notes that seemed vaguely familiar but that I couldn’t quite put my finger on. What a great restaurant experience! The vast majority of restaurant experiences these days are extremely disappointing but my visit here today was the gold standard. The customer experience and food were just outstanding. It’s heartwarming to encounter people who are doing what they are passionate about and knocking it out of the park.
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Haley H.

Yelp
Kind of a hole in the wall! It's a bit outdated inside and out but the food is so fresh and delicious. All of our food was fabulous most notably the tabouli, hummus, and gyro meat. The garden salad comes with like a yogurt-y ranch type dressing. It was good but I prefer the lemon dressing in some other middle eastern cuisines. I mentioned to the waiter I really like the lemon dressing and he said that they do have that as an option, you just have to ask. He said they have customers that order it that way regularly. If you prefer the lemon/ olive oil dressing just be sure to ask! The waiter was kind and helpful. I liked that we could see into the kitchen where the meat was being cooked. As a side note, they do advertise on their sign that the meat is halal for those requiring that. If we pass by again, we will definitely stop!
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Jennifer B.

Yelp
Hidden place off of Cobb Pkwy that it's worth trying. We eat here pretty often even if it's a 40 min drive from where we live. Great quality and choice of flavors. I absolutely love their eggplant dip. Not a fan of the Koubideh so I always order the Lamb Kabob or the Kabob E Barg. Great for take out even large orders!

Stacey C.

Yelp
Ive frequented this hidden gem for over a decade and I have yet to find a better hummus or gyro anywhere else. Love love love this place.

Kimberly A.

Yelp
I absolutely adore the hummus and wraps here! The flavors are incredible, and I can't get enough. Plus, the service is consistently fantastic--it really elevates the whole experience.
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Carla J.

Yelp
If you are looking for authentic Middle Eastern cuisine this is the spot! For a second we forgot we were still in Marietta. Our food was served very quickly. Perfect for the lunch crowd. The restaurant has a homely vibe, welcoming staff, great prices, and is highly recommended for vegetarians. There are options for indoor and outdoor seating. Food:5/5 Atmosphere:5/5 Service:5/5 Cleanliness:5/5
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Katura B.

Yelp
If it weren't for friends that stumbled upon this place, I would have never known about this amazing gem. You can tell the true authenticity of the restaurant, as soon as you walk in the door! We were greeted and decided to sit outside. We all ordered Gyro Platters & soon received some fresh pita bread. The food was fresh, hummus was delicious, gyro meat delicious & the tzatziki was soooo good!! I'm glad to have visited Falafel Cafe & will be back to try the Falafel Platter!

Jeff S.

Yelp
Ambience sucked. In the days when inflation wasnt a factor, this would be an acceptable single digit pricing outlet. But now that most places have to charge 15 and above to survive, they need to up their game . And it's just not a good value because the quality of the food is barely average, the ambience is subpar. It is kind of depressing to set foot in this place with 80s era basement decor. Service is OK but not attentive. Had the chicken kabob and beef koobideh. Both were meh. The rice was below average by Persian standards. There are so many great persian places in Atlanta. THis is not one of them.

Kim L.

Yelp
This place is a hidden gem! From the time we walked in till the time we walked out we were treated like family. The owner and his staff were extremely friendly and very informative of the menu and took the time to answer all our questions. We started out with the hummus appetizer with pita bread. It was the best hummus we've ever had! Then we had the very fresh Shirazi, perfect for a hot summer evening. We had the Falafel platter which was delicious and a great portion and the Fesenjan Stew which was amazing! It came with BasmatiRice that was cooked to perfection. The iced tea and hot tea were delightful. And last but not least, the Baklava for dessert was the best end to our meal. We found a new favorite place!
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Rahsaan S.

Yelp
Best mom & pop spot in Cobb County. It's been around for years. Dependable good food!

Allison S.

Yelp
Outstanding! We've been here several times and every time is terrific. The falafels are SO GOOD!! The gyro platter is delicious, and definitely try the Fesenjan stew- authentic sweet and savory flavors that are unique and satisfying! The service is always top notch. This is a Wonderful place to have middle eastern food.

Maye E.

Yelp
Food is amazing, takes about 20 minutes to make. The food is absolutely worth it! Come try if you live around. Best Persian in town!

Sasan N.

Yelp
Low portion of food for the price . Below average kabobs. The owner has attitude. Go there only if you are desperate for kabobs and are ok to Below average food .
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Maxwell C.

Yelp
What a delicious slice of "home." I grew up in LA, home to one of the largest group Persian diasporas. It's hard to satisfy a craving for Persian food in most cities but Falafel Cafe delivers. If you're a fan of Rumi's you'll find most of your favorites here in a dressed down presentation. We ordered numerous vegetarian items and they were all well spiced and well cooked. The falafel were crisp and airy. The pickles and dips were delicious. You must have them with your order. The Sultani was the only meat dish we ordered. Both kabobs were tender and well spiced. While very good, I think the vegetables really stole the show. I have to give bonus points to Falafel Cafe as we ordered during the week after Covid restrictions were lifted. Everything was done as promised and very quickly. Many restaurants have been struggling with irregular demand, causing timing or quality to be off. In our order the sorts of ingredients you'd expect to have suffered were all very fresh. The pita was delicious and had not been sitting around getting stale. Kudos to them for that.
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Marcy K.

Yelp
The restaurant is basic in looks HOWEVER the traditional Persian food is beyond awesome. Everything...I had falafel...the tzatziki sauce was the best...the meat tender and flavorful. Husband had lamb kebab with basmati rice.
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Georgia B.

Yelp
Everything was just okay. Not the best example for Persian. =. Ambiance is bland, hole in the wall, smoky from grilling and a big TV in the back. =. Food was okay. Skimpy on protein, boat load of rice, no substitutes for salad (instead of rice), watery salad. Yogurt sauce was what saved the lunch. Lamb kabob was a little salty and gamey. - Low value for the quality of food =. Service was fine. Prompt seating and food came out fast. But no refills on tea and water without asking. = Parking was ample but this resto is in the back or basement of a shopping center...drive to the BACK
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Shane M.

Yelp
I had such a nice lunch today with a friend I've not seen in a while. They had a very courteous staff and an easy to read menu with many options. Of course, the food was great with perfect portions.
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Sonny S.

Yelp
The koobideh is fire, but the rice could be better. Ghormeh sabzi was good. Chicken joojeh was good. Great service.

Taylor N.

Yelp
Great food & great service! Never disappoints and it is definitely a crowd pleaser. Vegetarian friendly!
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Audrica B.

Yelp
I'm a regular here and it's a true hole in the wall. Although the spot is unkempt in appearance and hidden; the food is exceptional! Pros: Tasty food, a ton of rice that's well buttered Cons: Odd videos on play, aesthetically unpleasing, tables are uncleaned around you for many minutes, limited drink menu Service: A staff of dull ladies. They're neither happy nor unhappy to see you. Waitresses do not care to ask if you need anything. Taste: I get the chicken kabob. DAYUM! Soo tender and savory! Not enough meat, mostly rice fills you :-( Timing? The duration fluctuates, expect to sit for an hour or one and a half hour. Return? Yes, for a casual experience.
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Safiyyah A.

Yelp
I went to Falafel Cafe on a Friday evening after reading reviews. Yes it's in the back of the shopping center and you need to drive down the hill. I must admit I hesitated to go in but I'm glad I did. When I entered the restaurant there was only one party eating. I was greeted by a very nice man and I asked him for suggestions. I ended up going with the gyro platter for $12.95 and y'all it was really good. It came with lamb, hummus, pita, salad dressing and taziki sauce. My order was prepared quickly and again the service was awesome. Do not let the physical look of the restaurant deter you from going in. I look forward to trying the eggplant when I return. Also they have an A rating, not a B that's listed on Yelp. A 92 to be exact, just like give credit when it's due.
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Alejandra G.

Yelp
Not only is the food fantastic and flavorful and the owners and workers are so nice but they have a bidet! Do you know what that is? It is an attachment for the toilet to clean your bum so if you have the sauce or the crumbs between the buns, you know where to go. Absolutely the best cleanse in town. Highly recommend.
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Steve C.

Yelp
Excellent hummus/nan bread and kabobs. Great staff! My favorite place for Persian/Iranian food.
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Sasha T.

Yelp
How terrible is it that I tried this place, literally after I graduated from Life University, which is right behind this restaurant. But lucky I live close by, and I still go to school for seminars and such. So, we went during COVID. We came into the cafe and told them how many were sitting with us and that we would be sitting outside. Most of us ended up getting the gyro, and because literally everyone wanted more of the Tzatziki. The food came fairly quickly. the food - literally amazing. The pita was warm and delicious. (I typically hate breads of any kind, but pita hits my soft spot). The meat was flavorful. I loved the tzatziki. There isn't much to say how amazing this place is. It is simple food done correctly.
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Brandon M.

Yelp
love the food here, gotta try the falafel 10/10 would come back again ! everything about this place feels like a homey experience and you can taste that everything is fresh !
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Memp M.

Yelp
One Star is too high... Spoiled food, rubbery texture, and the food smelt rotten. And you thought I was talking about the bathrooms... Well, they match. The place is in need of an over haul from top to bottom. It used to be good, but the last several years it has declined. I hope they get it back to their glory days from the past. As an FYI, we tried many dishes, and it was the same...
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Diana D.

Yelp
The Barg and Koubideh are our favorite dishes to order here. Everything is made fresh and tastes incredible!
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Daniel B.

Yelp
I've returned to Falafel Cafe several times since posting my original review a few years ago. I've tried some different items on the menu, which I like and recommend, so here's an update. Despite it's somewhat hidden location, the restaurant's popularity continues to grow and maintain. I've been here for weekday lunches where almost every table is taken. To me, Falafel Cafe still remains one of the most authentic Mediterranean/Persian restaurants in metro Atlanta. It's evident in both the food and drink. Restaurant specialties include Mediterranean salads, kabobs, and stews and traditional dishes such as stuffed grape leaves and gyros. Prices are affordable as you won't be spending more than $5-6 per salad/appetizer and $10-15 per entree. Lunch specials, which are smaller portions of the main menu items, are available for under $10 each. Recommendations: Eggplant Dip - seasoned and pan-fried eggplant and sauteed onion, topped with cream of whey and sauteed mint and garlic Falafel Platter - three falafel patties, hummus, Tabbouleh salad, and tossed salad topped with yogurt dressing Lamb Kabob - marinated and charbroiled lamb sirloin cubes served with basmati saffron rice The eggplant dip definitely has a roasted/smoky taste and aroma. It wasn't exactly what I was expecting the first time I tried it, but it turned out to be pretty good. The plateful of dip looks like Mexican refried beans drizzled with melted cheese. However, it's not cheese, but whey. The dip is addictive. All dips (e.g. hummus) are served with warm pita bread. If you're looking to go simple, healthy, but still tasty and filling at the same time, order the Falafel Platter. This platter not only tastes good, but looks good too. The platter is made of glass and is separated into five different compartments. The main compartment contains the falafel patties, one compartment each for the hummus and Tabbouleh salad, and two compartments for pita bread (four slices total). Everything is freshly prepared and is appetizing. The falafel patties are comforting and the Tabbouleh salad is tangy and minty. The Lamb Kabob, and all of the other meat kabobs for that matter, are flame-broiled. You can take a peek over the ordering counter and see the flames cooking the kabobs. Speaking of which, the kitchen is semi-open, so you can see the owners and cooks working away and preparing meals. The cubes of lamb meat are nicely charred on the outside with some bits of crispiness. The meat is sufficiently tender and flavorful. The saffron basmati rice is amazing. I think they put some butter in the rice to make it taste that much better. It's soft, fluffy, and aromatic. I love this type of rice. Service is still polite and friendly as always. Falafel Cafe is a casual, hole-in-the-wall restaurant. They haven't changed the space in years and it feels a bit old and dingy. Regardless, the food is where it's at. There's an outdoor patio and the parking lot has been repaved. See my previous review below for additional thoughts on this restaurant including the Fesenjan Stew, which made Creative Loafing's 2011 list of "100 Dishes to Eat in Atlanta Before You Die."
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Monique B.

Yelp
Very tasty hole in the wall! Don't be afraid about having to drive around to the back of the strip mall to find this place. It's worth the round the way trip. We had the Kashk-o-Bademjan (Eggplant Dip) as an appetizer. As the charming owner explained, it's similar to Baba Ganoush of Middle Eastern cuisine. It's made without the Tahini that is a favorite spice of Arab culture. We were pleased they were willing to put the whey garnish on the side for us without a problem. Shirazi Salad was tastier than the Tossed Salad. Since most people want to avoid onion breath, they make the Shirazi Salad without them. When we come back, we will ask them to include the onions to enjoy it in the more traditional Persian style. The Lamb Kabob was flavorful. The Fesenjan was a wonderfully new taste to us. Chicken breast, pomegranate, crushed walnuts served with Basmati Rice. Loved it! And then .... The Persian Pistachio Ice Cream. Heavenly!
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Bita J.

Yelp
Amazing quality persian food, very delicious would def recommend it. The staff were really friendly and the place was very clean, they even sanitized the table in front of us. We had the Soltani and joojeh kabob that came with side salad, and kashke bademjoon. Everything was super delicious thank you!
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Megan R.

Yelp
Great quality food. Good job! Delicious persian food, we tried Soltani kabab. It was awesome.Chicken Kabob
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Angela L.

Yelp
Always delish. I wish they would move to Fernandina Beach because I miss their food so much! Anytime I go to Marietta, I have to eat there!
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Devan G.

Yelp
This place is such a hidden gem! It is family run and authentic Persian food. I wish it was a little closer to where I live but I often go out of my way to come here to get the Chicken and Barg kabob. The restaurant does look a little sketchy from the outside and can be difficult to find but it is so worth it. Give this place a try, you will not be disappointed!
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Shanika G T.

Yelp
Why are the places that are hidden away are always the most Delicious places? I stopped in for lunch. I ordered the Gyro platter. It came with a salad and Gyro meat with tzatziki sauce and humus. And of course Pita bread, you cant forget that. I really loved being able to construct my Gyro and eat it the way I wanted to eat it. The Lamb was seasoned to perfection. I really could have just eaten that by itself, it was so tasty. The tzatziki sauce was pretty good and so was the humus. The best aspect of this place was the service. I was immediately greeted upon entering. My food was served quickly and I was checked on periodically. I even got a lesson on lemon grass seed water. I will definitively return and I recommend this place to anyone who wants good food and even better service!

Marko P.

Yelp
Horrible quality food for a high price and service below standard. I have absolutely nothing positive to say about this place. Koubideh tasted like an omelette and load with salt. Must museer had no flavor! Owner was not friendly and staff didn't care about service.
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Chris E.

Yelp
I absolutely love this place. The owners are awesome and friendly. The food is the best Persian I have ever had. I get the same thing: Chicken Kabobs (juicy & flavorful) and Hummus/Pita bread, and hot tea. It is small and cozy. Try it
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Dean P.

Yelp
The most amazing hummus I've ever had! This place is so warm and welcoming, the love from the staff is as good as the home cooked meals!
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Kathryn S.

Yelp
This cute little restaurant serves really good food. I come here a few times a month. It's located off Cobb Parkway (41) just north of Dobbins Air Base in the back of a little strip mall. I arrived at 12:30 and the place was buzzing, not too crowded but doing a good business. Forewarned- the restaurant is a little run down. This is not fine dinning. It is a hole in the wall serving delicious food. The staff is very friendly. I got one of their lunch specials - 1 Chicken Kabob with Basmati Rice, Pita Bread, Charbroiled Tomatoes and Salad. Everything was Delicious and at $8.95 for all that food it was a deal. I have leftovers for dinner. Note- Lunch Specials are Mon - Fri only. I also got 2 dips that came with soft, warm pita bread. The Eggplant dip ($5.95) was wonderful with lots of eggplant flavor and cream of whey on top. It is a must if you love eggplant like I do. The other dip I got was more subtle but equally delicious. It was Yogurt and Shallots ($2.95). It tasted great on my chicken kabobs and basmati rice. I highly recommend these two dips. *Avoid the Falafels - my friend said they were dry and flavorless. So happy I found another good place to put on my list of Mediterranean/Middle Eastern Restaurants.
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Guy W.

Yelp
My wife and came here for lunch, we both ordered the gyro platter the meal was just right for lunch. I ordered tea it has a spice to it, very good.. Everything was fantastic so good. We will be coming back
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Carrie G.

Yelp
It is located behind other stores. Well worth finding it. Great food. Loved all of it. Enjoy
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Arpan B.

Yelp
Super delicious kabobs, Persian tea, rice and fresh salads. Its place to come back again and again!! Big thumbs up
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Allison K.

Yelp
This my husband's favorite restaurant! He loves the mild spices and the tender chicken and beef kabobs that are cooked to perfection! Iranian spices are flavorful, but do not burn like the Indo-Pak cuisine. The portions are large and satisfying. The yogurt and tsaziki sauce are great for dipping with pita bread, warmed. It feels like you are eating in your mother's kitchen, because the food is so fresh--if your mother is an A+ Mediterranean chef, of course!
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Diana B.

Yelp
Haven't had really good Persian food since I moved to the East coast, until today. Had the hummus, maust-o-khyar, chicken sultani kabobs, fesenjan, pita, rice, and salad. Tasted authentic, like home cooking - total comfort food. To the people posting negative reviews and making accusations, they have a long history of excellent health inspection records (which is disturbingly rare for the Atlanta area).

Kristen S.

Yelp
This place used to be really good. The last couple of times Ive been the women up front have not been friendly at all. The food is freezing cold. I'm not even sure they put the gyro meat on the grill. Definitely disappointed, I have been going here on and off for 7 years. Not sure I'll be back.
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Charles G.

Yelp
In my quest to replace 5 A's, my favorite Persian restaurant in my old hometown, I've finally found a place that comes close! I dropped by here for lunch on a Friday when my wife was too busy to break for lunch, and coming from downtown I arrived around 12:45. Finding it was a little difficult. My gps made it look like it was in a shopping center, so I turned into the parking lot instead of turning at the light. I drove past a Caribbean place and some stores and had to turn left when I got to the edge. I parked to look at my gps, which showed I was basically on top of it, so I backed out and saw the sign indicating the restaurant was behind the shopping center. I chose to sit inside, but the outdoor seating looked very nice. Inside smelled amazing! There was a grill in sight, which made me feel better about my chances here! The menu is fairly small, and if you've read any of my other reviews you know I think that's the way to go. I still had a hard time deciding, but I eventually went with the eggplant spread, lamb kabob, tabouleh salad, and baklava. The menu and the smell have me confidence to make such a big order! All of the main dishes were perfect! It was probably the best lamb I've ever had, the salad was unique and a great blend of favors and textures, and the eggplant spread was flavorful. The only disappointment was the baklava, which was a little soft/soggy, although the portion size for it was enormous! I plan on taking my wife next time to see if it gets the coveted Middle Eastern slot on our rotation!
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Alissa D.

Yelp
Absolutely love this place. Can get by with just the pita and hummus alone! The Falafel platter is great - be wary, their dressing options both contain animal products if you are trying to avoid those. The service is great also. They are always very nice and welcoming and helpful. The place has a very cozy atmosphere and is right next to a great grocery!

Firat C.

Yelp
Delicious food with friendly service. They have open patio and I would definitely eat there again.
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Addy C.

Yelp
This place must survive by word-of-mouth b/c the signage in front is very small, and the restaurant itself is actually located in the back of the strip mall. We drove right past it the first time and had to turn around. So I will do my part too and spread the word: the lunch specials are a great deal. My friend & I got the chicken kabobs for $5.95, which comes with salad, pita bread, and basmati saffron rice. The salad is iceberg but fresh, crunchy, and we esp. loved their homemade salad dressing - it also made a great dipping sauce for our pita bread and chicken kabobs. The pita was fresh, super flat though, and they will bring more upon request. The chicken was delicious, definitely marinated, and maybe just slightly on the salty side - but I'll take slightly salty over bland any day. The rice was rice and there were lots of it. Portions were perfect. Service was very friendly & courteous. Atmosphere is interesting - it's a cafe/diner/market on one side, and "fine dining" (dated though) on the other - and fresh flowers at each table! I'll definitely be back and next time, try their Falafels, too. After all, that's their namesake :)
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Lynn S.

Yelp
HOORAY!!!! Finally on Uber Eats during this god awful pandemic. This is one of my all time favorite restaurants and has been for yrs. This tiny hidden gem is family owned and operated and very reasonably priced. I highly recommend The gyro platter as it is heaven and the Hummus is the best Ive ever had. Def worth checking out!

Karen M.

Yelp
This was ok. There was something missing. You see, I love hummus. I ordered the Hummus platter, to-go. There was something about it that just didn't impress me. My tastebuds could've been off that day. I also has some kind of salad and THAT was great. Check out the place for yourself. It's hidden so drive slowly.