Lebanese Grill Troy

Honestly, great food. Batata harra was amazing. Never had it like this (served in a creamy, spicy sauce) but it was amazing. The kefta was very good, tender and well seasoned. Chicken wasn't bad, wasn't the best. Fattoush was pretty good too. Hummous was creamy. The bread was delicious and fresh. Overall a great experience. Came here for an event, will be back for a proper meal. Owner was very kind too. Place claps.

Wonderful food! My fattoush and veggie platter was phenomenal and super fresh and spiced to perfection!! Generous portions and our sever a nice young lady waited on us. This place needs more business since we were only ones in restaurant!! The food speaks for itself.

I just moved to the area and always pass this place. Finally decided to stop by today. Met the owner very lovely guy. Location has been open for 27 years very clean and beautiful location. I ordered the mixed grill a cup of lentil soup and hummus to go. The mixed grill was really good the rice, the vegetables, pickles, and meat. We’re very flavorful.

The Lebanese Grill of Troy is one of my FAVORITE places to get food when I need to feed a group of people. I just picked up a family platter. They say it feeds 10-12 people... but it just fed 40 church members. And STILL there are leftovers. Great food. Can't recommend this place enough!

Great place for family Easy parking. Delicious food and reasonable prices. Fast and awesome service. They offered us free dessert. Will come back here.

This place should be full to capacity. The best Mediterranean food around. The waitress was so friendly. ❤️ Also, I always order the delicious hot tea & they refill it just like every other place under the sun refills coffee!

Fresh made to order!!!. Best rice I love EVER had in a restaurant. All the food was so fresh and flavorful!!!.

Best real Greek food outside of Detroit's Greektown. Food is authentic (not "Americanized"). Each dish is chef-prepared and made to order; so be prepared to wait for your Moussaka, but it's well-worth the wait! Even the bread is housemade. Service is great & the waiters are very solicitous. Yes, we've returned many times and have taken guests with us. Highly recommend!

After all these years, this is still a solid choice for Lebanese food. My salmon with mushrooms was savory and gently spiced. The grilled veggies (instead of rice, thank you) were cooked all the way through and had a ratatouille-like quality. The crushed lentil soup was warming, substantial, subtle, and comforting. My one small knock is for the salad - I could have done with more tomato and cucumber and fewer (or zero) sliced onions. I should come here more often.

I've had tons of lavender and middles eastern food and I rarely get disappointed in one bit man oh man this one was horrifying! I stopped for a quick lunch with my family, the place was dirty, floor dirty, tables is dirty and there were pictures on the wall where we sat that were literally smeared with grease! Like how??? Then we got the food which was less than mediocre! Appetizer was Gina's with scathed lam than was chewy. Fatoush salad with chicken shawarma that was just not good in way. Shawarma had nothing to do with shawarma, chicken was not done and the greens were all old and didn't taste good at all. I didn't think I could get disgusted with a Lebanese restaurant like that. On top of that there was a guy(maybe the manager) that was fighting with the waitress the whole time and we just got very uncomfortable that we just wanted to leave! If I could give a ZERO I would've!!!

It was my first time trying this place today. I was greeted by an unpleasant woman at the front upon entering. I wanted to order the chicken shawarma, and rice lunch special ($10 on the front board) but I have celiac so I asked if the rice was plain or if it had little pasta noodles. She said it was plain. Then I asked if I could add grilled veggies. The woman said I could add them for an extra $2 on the lunch special. I said that was fine. She then told me my total was $18.00. Not sure how she came to that number so I told her to remove the veggies. Then I asked if I could get a small spoonful amount of hummus so I could try it (would order it if I liked it), she said okay, then proceeded to add $2.50 to my order for the hummus sample. I said forget it and remove it. When I got home, I realized their rice wa mixed with small pieces of noodles. It's a shame when a place is shady with prices and they tell you what you want to hear with no regard for celiac or allergies/intolerances. Now I understand why they have a low yelp rating compared to the many other middle eastern restaurants in the area. I live and work nearby at a large company. I will definitely make sure they don't opt to get catering here and steer my coworkers to the other places just around the corner.

Great and can't say enough about this place!! I ordered the keto bowl and the hummus, both were phenomenal!

The food was dry and tasteless no seasoning. Very Bland. Will I ever go back? Definitely not. The waitress Did not handle the complaint at all. Poor service. We were the only people in side eating. So disappointing. What a waste of money and not cheap $$. The ambiance was my warning Empty And lots of seating available. Shame on me for not seeing the red flags And I'm a professional.

This was a great experience. The service and the food were outstanding. The owner, Abe, welcomed us and was an incredible host. The pita bread (hot and made on site), the hummus, the garlic dip, the salad all very much "on point." Delicious. Then came the shawarma combo (meat and chicken) which was so much food I knew I'd have a full second meal (I'm a 200+ lb guy) and did indeed. The rice was very good and the meat was flavorful, grilled very nicely, and succulent. Will definitely make a special trip the next time I am in the Detroit area.

Not a fan of the comments from the owner on my review. Had to update his comment to dig a little deeper each time. The owner has a poor attitude towards any criticism, comes across as rather arrogant and even goes so low as to belittle any negative yelpers. Insinuating that I am whining about having to wait nearly 30 minutes for lentil soup, tabouli, fattoush, OJ, lemonade and hummus. Making it sound as if he made the lentil just for my order as with the tabouli and the hummus too. I am stunned at the owners full on assault about my review of his place. Be careful what you say or the owner will go on the defense and attack. We ordered a fresh mint lemonade, OJ, 1 bowl of crushed lentil and a cup of crushed lentil, small spicy hummus, tabbouli, medium fattoush sans pita. Total is $39.33. No dine-in. Carry out or pickup window is available. Order would take about 15 minutes. They told us to wait in the car and come back inside when ready. No curbside but they offer a makeshift drive up window. They have two DTE car chargers in the back for those that are driving electrified. I was really craving fattoush salad and felt a deficit of greens today. 25 minutes later and we are still waiting for our order to be done. Out in 26 minutes. The lentil is bland, oily too, but slightly better with lemon juice. Small brown pieces in it, no idea what they are. The tabouli is tasteless and boring. It doesn't have enough lemon, even with the wedge on the side. The parsley doesn't taste or look so fresh either. We dumped it after a few bites to make sure our palates weren't skewed by the other dishes. Our buds were on point, it's bland for sure. Total waste of money. The spicy humus is also grainy and not smooth. The fresh mint lemonade is too minty and does not have enough lemonade in it. It's too earthy and wasn't refreshing to me. The OJ was fine. The fattoush salad was okay, dressing and salad were nothing special. Had a few brown romaine leaves in my salad. :( Dressing was a bit flat, more sumac might have helped, better lettuce too. Now I can stop wondering if this place is any good every time I drive by it. It is subpar and disappointing.

The best baba I have ever had! Bread was amazing, rice tabbouli were outstanding. Chicken was very tender just had some chunks of fat/skin but that's traditional :) 9/10 overall. Don't pass on this place!

I've ordered take out and dined in with them throughout the years and the last few visits have not been the best. Their garlic dip, juices and sandwiches are all good but their entrees and other items need work. The Veggie Grape Leaves were so sour(too much vinegar, maybe), rice overcooked, French Fries not seasoned, and for the $2 extra charge the grilled veggies were huge pieces of soggy tomato, crunchy carrots, peppers and onions with no seasoning!!! I'm going to stick to their sandwiches and garlic dip, nothing else is worth it!

We got take out from here. Good delivery and no mess. Nothing spilled. I found that the mezza platter was very filling. We ordered food for three people and still had leftovers. The only downfall was that we were expecting 3 pieces of falafel, kibbi and grape leaves each and got two. In the past have gotten three on the platter. I was told that the chicken was amazing with the sauce and flavouring. The roasted potatoes are a must have! All the food pictured minus the square trays to the right of the picture was about $92.

Great Lebanese restaurant close to home, added bonus they were open Xmas eve! If I don't have the energy/time to head to East Dearborn this is where I land. I'd give them a 5 if their prices were a bit less. If there was an option of a 4.5, I'd give them that! I've had a few different entrees here, my usual is the tawook Greek salad, but tonight I had the half boneless chicken/all white meat it was soooo good! (Very juicy and marinated well). I also had their excellent tabbouli (right amount of wetness/freshness) and their smooth hummus, which is tasty, but I've had better. Their spiced infused olive oil that is served with their bread is the bomb! There is an up charge for all white meat, tabouli and hummus. The same meal costs about $8 less at Cedarland in East Dearborn. I guess it's all relative tho as their prices are competitive with the area...

This restaurant is the very best in all ways. The freshest food, the best service & it is very clean & elegant. The prices are very reasonable & they offer great Mediterranean cuisine. Our waitress today was so nice & courteous. Bravo!

It's gets two stars because my daughter liked it. First, the dining room is open but you can't get a shawarma sandwich ( only for takeout). If I would have ordered it to go it would have been fine. So I got to sit and watch my daughter eat. Ridiculous. Second, the automatic gratuity. Not mentioned until the check is brought. Forced to pay 18% for party of two. Tips are earned!Again, ridiculous. Will not return. If you go, make sure it's clear what you have to pay for.

I met a friend here for dinner (and realized then that I'd been many years ago for lunch). When I checked in on Yelp, I got a free appetizer. We chose the cheese aryais. I wasn't terribly impressed with it; it was bland cheese inside of a pita with tomato, and on a bed of vegetables. But everything else was wonderful. The warm pita with the yummy garlic sauce, and some other sauce (perhaps their dressing?) came as I waited for my friend. It is really not safe to leave me alone with garlic dip and bread. I got the combination shisk kafta. The salad that came with it was quite large and just really good, although a bit over dressed. There were also two large pieces of meat kafta and one large piece of chicken kafta, a huge amount of rice and some vegetables. It was all really good, and so much food that I got THREE meals out of it! When the waiter saw that we were done, he not only brought boxes, he also gave us container for the sauces. Definitely worth a trip; I'm not sure why there weren't more people there.

Very rude people, I ordered a carry out, left a tip. Food was cold, still didn't complain. I was parked a little off and there was no one there. Literally the only car and the owners come out and very rudely ask me to leave. Never reviewed places before but this one is well deserved. You guys can do better.

The best chicken shawarma sandwich!!!! Fresh HOT bread made on site! Have ordered the chicken shawarma fatouch salad many times, family loves it!

DONT ORDER FROM HERE. Dont make the same mistake I did! I ordered a Lamb curry through GrubHub and Yelp app. It is A COMPLETE RIP-OFF! Paid $23.49 for a container full of vegetables and table spoon full Of small chunks of dried lamb! Taste was regretable! I now dont believe a single review on that site! I called the restaurant to get my money back - total run around between grubhub (they cant do a thing) and manager is not at the restaurant. I wanted to stay in my hotel and get some good food - this is a complete rip off. See for Yourself from the pics!

2018-04-28 Lebanese Grill, Troy I've been to the location in Shelby Twp and remember having a monster sized tabbouleh salad that was absolutely delish! We were driving through Troy and were feeling hungry when I spotted the place. Giving into hunger pangs from the kids, I turned in. A stand alone building with a private parking lot, the place looked much older than the one in Shelby and could definitely use a facelift. Inside, the decor and layout reminded me of La Saj; booths along the perimeter and tables in the center. There is a separate banquet/private party room as well. The place is a decent size, probably appropriate for the amount of traffic they get. The main dining area seats about 70. The banquet room had a private party happening so I don't know that capacity. Dark wooden tables and pleather chairs complete the furniture. Before I begin, I'd like to note that the Middle East is a vast expanse. Flavours will vary depending on the regional recipe which is subject to availability of spices and ingredients. With Lebanese in the name of their restaurant, you'd expect traditional recipes by which all Middle Eastern dishes are compared, the benchmark so to speak. While seeds are not uncommon, Lebanese flavours typically include olive oil; lemon; garlic; fresh herbs like wild thyme, mint, and parsley; and local spices of sumac, zaatar, and baharat (a "middle east curry" combination of cumin, pepper, paprika, cloves, coriander seeds and cinnamon). After we were seated they brought us two kinds of pitas; the fresh meatier one, and the thin crispier one. The breads were the store bought type and not fresh baked in house. A huge disappointment for me. 1 star. The starch was served with spiced oil, but nothing stood out with this infusion (2 stars). Since we were hungry, we ordered the platter for two with a lentil soup and side salad. The platter for 2 comes with kabobs, Kaftas, and shawarma, both in chicken and beef, atop a bed of rice and dressed with pickled vegetables on the edges. Salad. Better than most places. 4 stars. Lentil Soup. IMO they could have cooked the lentils down some more. 2 stars. Kabobs. We received one each of Chicken and Beef. The flame grill is superior to any other place I've eaten. Superbly charred but not burnt. The chicken is tender and juicy. While there usually not much in terms of flavour, the flavour of the flame grill was good enough for me! it was excellent with the toum and/or tahini. 4 stars. The Beef was slightly on the tough side, but wasn't dried out. Again the flame grill was superior. 3,5 stars. Shawarma. This also came in both Chicken and Beef. Similar to the kabobs, the chicken was very tender. Spices were used here but the flavours were light. 3 stars. The beef was slightly drier, but I expected this due to the spices used. Like the chicken, the flavours were light. 2,5 stars. Kafta. Yup, you guessed it, the house combo for two comes with both a beef/lamp kafta and a chicken kafta. The kaftas were both on the smaller side than those of the kafta meals. The kaftas were not as nicely flame grilled as the kabobs, but the beef/lamb kafta was seasoned nicely, and were not dried out. 3,5 stars. The chicken kafta is often a disappointment for me no matter where I have it. Most places use some kind of veggie filler that just doesn't dance well with the ground chicken. With chicken being a much leaner meat, you would think spices are definitely in order to kick it up a notch, but that's usually wishful thinking. While spices were extremely light, they at least didn't laden it with peas or carrots. Better than most places, but still nothing to write home about. 2,5 stars. Toum. Simply whipped garlic with EVOO and lemon juice, this is something that needs to be made fresh as it will not hold it's consistency and flavour over time, even if kept in a refrigerator. The toum here was pretty good. Not spicy, and the garlic taste was present without being overly dominant. A sign of a good recipe... 4 stars. Tahini. A condiment made from toasted ground hulled sesame, it's the common condiment to go with grilled meats like kabobs and kaftas. Because it's sesame based, it often finishes with a dryness on the palette. While I'm typically not that big on tahini, I was impressed here. The texture was creamy and they added olives to the mix putting a nice spin on the otherwise typically dry flavour. With the olive (or brine), it did turn the dish a tad salty, but still the best I've had compared to other places. 5 stars from me. Overall, it was a good experience for me. Would I return? Sure would. The superior flamed grilled flavour and the tahini stand out and are definitely enough to keep me coming back for their kabobs! A solid 3,5 stars overall for the food, rounded down to 3 as their prices are a tad on the high side with most other places. If you would like to experience more, come dine-with-me.yelp.com I'd love to have your company... Bon Appétit!

I got a coupon randomly and decided to give it a try to this resturant which is actually very close to my place but never has drawn my attention. I ordered their house special which were typical mideastern food such as beef shawarma and some kabab stuff. They came with a bowl of their chicken veggie soup and house salad and some fries. The soup was much flavored and lacked density. The salad was not as good as the usual salad you typically get from a normal mideastern resturant. Too much oil, not sour enough. The shawarma was ok. Again, not sour enough and not very juicy. The kabab was just too dry, but I think that's typical. The fries were below average level. The best thing the impressed me was the free mideastern bread that came before everything for free. They served a special sauce on a small dish. It looked spicy at first since I thought it was some hot oil and sesame. But it was actually not hot at all. It's a mixture of herbs and it tasted with a special scent. I guess that's the only thing that distinguishes this place among all the normal mideastern restaurants. After all this is a Lebanese grill so I expect at least one thing that's uniquely cultural. In general, a ok place. Great location, good decoration inside and environment. Average food. 4 star mainly because I didn't pay much for it thanks to the coupon.

I ordered the tabbouili salad and rice with added chicken. I was very disappointed with the chicken. It was fatty and not the best of quality. The tabbouili salad smelled off. I have tried many lebanese restaurants and will only return when ordering rice.

I had been to the other Lebanese Grill location (Sterling Heights / Clinton Twp. area) but not this one, and this is a five minute drive from my area, so when I saw a Groupon for it, I decided to buy it. My boyfriend and I stopped in here before a show downtown this weekend. PROS: -The food was very good, although my boyfriend said he likes the food at the one by him better. I got the chicken kebab platter ($14.95) and you get a ton of food - diced chicken, rice, and garlic paste, which I swear I could live off of. He got a lamb and hummus appetizer for his meal, as well as a chicken fattoush salad. -The bread was extremely fresh and a busboy kept it coming, too. It came with some sort of oil mixture so I asked for garlic paste too, I had to ask twice though. -Atmosphere is nice. He had actually measured the place for his old job, and he said they had done some renovations and it looks nicer now. -Prices are decent. Sandwiches are only about $5, entrees or salads were like $11-15 but you get a lot of food; I definitely have leftovers for work tomorrow. CONS: All of these are small/picky things but... -I asked for some containers for the leftover garlic paste, instead the waitress asked if I wanted some garlic to go. I said yes and it ended up being $1.50 extra. -We each tried to order a Coke with grenadine (regular for him, Diet Coke for me) and the waitress didn't really get what we were asking. -I had to ask twice for garlic paste to go with the bread. I'd definitely come back here, maybe to grab a sandwich for lunch one day. The Entertainment book has coupons and they have a buy 1 entree, get one 50% off check-in offer here on Yelp too.

We came here for my dad's birthday dinner and had two entrees. The food was decent but expensive for the price. The service though was horrible! The waitress barely stopped by our table and we had to track her down. They included the tip into the subtotal and it was much higher than we wanted to pay. The waitress gave us a hard time about removing the calculated tip amount and she made us wait for a long time. Finally she removed it and we added the tip amount we believed was appropriate. Horrible service!

Not bad at all and I'm pretty picky about middle eastern food as nothing beats home made. I had a salad and the chicken/hummus plate. It's a large portion, which I got with rice and it also had some veggies. Friendly and fast service too.

Great food here. Just No parking. I'm mean literally there's no spot to park. Other then that food is good.

Awesome food. This is some of the best lentil soup. The portions are large and food is fresh and delicious. The waitress had no personality

This is some of the best Middle Eastern food outside of Dearborn!! Serving sizes are very generous--we usually split a meal!

***Edited to add-next time I'll take a picture of my plate for proof. Do better Lebanese Grill! On food AND customer service. ;-) Do not. I repeat DO NOT pay the extra $2 for the grilled veggies instead of rice or potato. I got a whole charred onion, a rock hard piece of carrot and a tiny bit of green pepper. It was terrible since I absolutely hate onions and even if I didn't, who wants a whole one to eat?!? The rest of my meal was ok, nothing special at all. I do feel the freshness is lacking here.

We had food their few years ago and it was great, but now something has changed and all the 3 things we ordered were sub-par in my view. I have had way better Lentil Soup + Bread + Veg Ghallaba. Will not plan to go back there. Very disappointed.

Great salmon and shrimp combo with a good price and serving experience by a waitress.

I used to come here regularly as it was my favorite place for Lebanese/Mediterranean food in his part of town. We last came here a year ago and I ordered a side of grilled vegetables for around while my partner ordered the chicken ghallaba w hummus. Everything was great and the portions good. This last time we split the chicken ghallaba dinner and the chicken was tough and barely present - a fraction of what you'd expect in the sandwich version. It didn't seem marinated - more like over cooked pieces of boneless chicken. The flavor of the dish came from the hummus and onions. The portion was small as well, mostly carrots - I love carrots but we probably would have been better off w the vegetarian option and more veggies. The bread was too chewy. The menu has changed as well. They used to have cute newspaper style menus. The prices have gone up. They also charged us $1.75 for a tiny portion of garlic dip about two tablespoons worth which we didn't finish as it was on the oily side. This has always come complimentary here and at every other Lebanese restaurant in SE MI. Seems like there's possibly new ownership. I'm likely to pass in the future when I'm on this side of town. $25 was excessive for hummus, a few bits of chicken and cheap veggies. Bums me out but times change and my meal made me sad :(

Looking to try something different for lunch and wanted to check out a different restaurant then I usually go to. I got the Kafta aryais which was the Lamb with tahini between Pita. It sounded good but I really didn't like the flavor. I read the recipe online and it says it should use pine nuts, but this had almonds or something instead. Not a good combo. I'm going to give it another try though, I like Mediterranean food so maybe I just made a bad choice. I'll update if I'm happy the 2nd time around.

Firstly, I have given this restaurant 3 trys. Secondly, I love middle Eastern foods. Lastly I eat it often. Waiter was good, polite, attentive and efficient. Stuffed Grape leaves Lamb: Dry, tasteless. Tahini: Tasteless, watery, gritty. Tabouli: Old, tasteless, soggy mess. Mujadara: Dry, over done, tasteless, not good. Hummus: As if made from powdered chick pea. Pickled vegs: old tasteless. Rice: Good. Garnishments: old not fresh. Lamb "loins". Haaa. 4 Tiny pieces of bone n tough meat. Menu, price $17.95. Cesar salad: Good. Additionally $2.00 Chicken soup: ok, chicken was in freezer to long. Lemonade-mint drink: ok Turkish coffee: good. Warm bread: Dry, but good. Bill $70.00 Tip $14.00 Total $84.00 Next day was not a joy at all for me, if you know what I mean.

I want to start by saying I have always enjoyed Lebanese Grill's food. For the past several months their service has declined significantly. Tonight was the last straw. I decided to place a carry out order using their online app. I ordered my food and had to schedule 25 minutes in the future. When I showed up, the guy at the counter didn't have an order for me. Then they checked the GD cell phone next to the register and realized they missed my order. "So my food isn't ready?" "No, we're getting it. It doesn't take any prep time." "Then why in the fuck did I have to wait 25 minutes?!?"... I left. It's pizza again because Lebanese Grill did a shit job with their online order process. Never again.

Ok Salad lovers this is for you. I am not bashing this place, because the food is good. But I do have a bone to pick with them. I ordered a full fatoosh tawook and when I got home there was this huge salad with with chunks of chicken on it. I called them and asked how many skiers of chicken do you put on a half salad? The lady said one, so then I asked how many on a full? And she said one. So you get twice the salad, but the same chicken? She said yes. I have to say I was bummed out, but I will order again and next time ask for an extra skier of chicken. So please don't do what I did if you are hoping for more chicken. Btw try the garlic hummus. Very strong and very good.

During the pandemic I had Uber eats deliver me a Shawarma Caesar salad and a side of fries and both orders are huge for the price. On top of that the taste is delicious and I'll be ordering from here much more often.

Delicious! Well done and accurate order! My family just enjoyed the farther's day dinner! Thank you!!

As a person who is from Lebanon I was pretty disappointed with my food. My sisters were also disappointed with their food as it lacked quality and taste. I don't think we will order from this place again. We had the shawarma platter, falafel sandwich, chicken Fattoush and a burger (which wasn't really a burger). The burger was really like a Kafta meat and the buns were not even buns they used stale pita bread. The food was dry and the falafel did not taste like it should have. Because I'm Lebanese..I may have expected more...the only thing I did enjoy was the mint lemonade drink.

It's been some time since I was here, and I'm glad I came back. The food is fresh, and well-prepared. I had schwarma combo (food of the gods), and found it nicely seasoned. My partner had kibi, and let me taste it. Yum to second power. The food is tasty, even if the restaurant itself isn't a sumptuous dining facility. And it's reasonably priced. Thanks.

This might be favorite middle eastern carryout and dine-in place in the area, and they have a lot of competition. I usually just get a falafel sandwich and some soup, but they have appetizers that you won't find anywhere else. The Syrian cheese is v yummy and so is the garlicky hummus. I usually get carryout here, but I'll dine in once in a while because their fresh table bread is divine, as is their garlic sauce. Service is amazing every time; I just came in and it was the most attentive service I've had anywhere in months. Their fresh juices are reasonably priced, super tasty, and they sell it by the quart as well as by the glass.

Used a groupon voucher for the dinner menu $16 for $25 dinner for 2. I was recommended by my waitress to get the combo dinner for 2 at the price of $29. Or to chose things separately. It came with my choice of lentil soup and bread. It's was ok I've tasted better. The food wasn't as hot as I thought it would be. But it was pretty tasty along with the garlic sauce. It pretty much tastes like what I've tasted before for Lebanese food. I loved the decor. The AC was on a bit high where I sat. So I was shivering while I was eating. That could be the reason to my food being warm and not hot. My husband and I were pretty full. Had to take the rest to go. Overall it's an okay restaurant. The price can be a little cheaper. The decor was nice. The staff were nice. Oh pS. If you want a mango smoothie your gonna get a "fruit smoothie" when I asked the waitress why she gave me that instead of mango she explained you have to ask only for mango. And you will get mango juice. Not sure who taught them what a specific smoothie stands for. Instead of taking the wrong drink and giving me the correct one she gave me a fast lesson on what a smoothie is. I've always had mango smoothie every where with only mango in it. And no where did I get a mixed fruit smoothie smh on that. I would recommend people there. But I wanna try it a few more times before I tell anyone I know to go there.

So this was a miserable experience. Understand that it was crowded so I didn't mind waiting. Right off the bat we told them we had a group on. They refused to accept the Groupon despite me showing them clearly what the group on said call over manager and they deliberately kept us waiting almost 20 minutes. And again, got an argument from him. I had contacted Groupon just this morning to verify what it entailed...I pointed this out and they still argued. We got up and left and we will never be back. So if you have a Groupon I suggest you do not go there. There are plenty of other good Lebanese places in the area that will treat you with respect and value you as a customer. I would give this no stars but that option is not available

I order from this restaurant through GrubHub about twice a month (for the last 3 months). The food has been great and always on point. Their garlic paste is to die for. Plus they make fresh bread that's fluffy and hot. Soooo good. My go to though is the Shawarma Chicken Greek Salad. Once they gave me lamb, but it was still good.

By far the BEST Lebanese food I've had since moving back to the states. I live in Southern California, and there are several Lebanese and other Middle Eastern restaurants in the area, however, they do not compare to the Lebanese Grill. The food is delicious and the portions are huge. The staff is incredibly friendly and understand the food and culture (I read other reviews regarding language barriers - I did not experience this). In terms of pricing, it was a little on the pricey side, but affordable compared to Middle Eastern food in CA. I do have to note, the wait time was a little on the slower side. When I was at the restaurant (almost a month ago), there was only one server working. However, since it has been a while, there is a possibility of additional staff. Overall, it is a great place to dine!!! Next time I'm in Michigan, I'll be stopping by.

The food is excellent! Our server was excellent! But when we walked in we were not greeted by the manager (an older woman) who was at the front counter. She gave us a dirty look and asked if we wanted a carry out instead of asking how many people we had to be seated. It was 10:20 pm and there was only 1 table in the place so I felt like she wanted to close and not seat us. We said no we want to dine in. She gave us another dirty look and did not make us feel welcomed. While we were eating at about 10 :50pm she says very loud, "I'm starting my car!". Ok we get it you want to go home.. And also the busser got out the vaccume and set it there and stood by it till we were done eating. Damn everyone realllly wanted to go home! We will go back but probably not that late since we felt rushed. Very very unprofessional actions by more than one employee. But again, our server was excellent!

Great place. They couldn't understand a lot of English. I had a problem trying to get the free Starter for checking in on Yelp. They act as if they didn't know what to do but, the food was great. The portions were huge and they restaurant was clean. Overall great.

Thought the chicken kabob and grilled veggies were delish. Loved the flat pita bread too but prefer tzatzki vs. the garlic spread.

Visited Lebanese Grill twice with some guys from work. Less than a couple of miles away, that's good. Spacious interior, over both lunches it filled up but wasn't crowded. One of my buddies ordered the garlic dip, and that was great! Such a palate cleanser! I had the cream chop chicken (basically a deep fried chicken cutlet) lunch special one time and the Shish Kafta (grilled beef, chicken, and lamb loaf without the skewers) the next.Complimentary warm pita bread and olive oil, nice. We needed it as both times the food ordered took about 30 minutes to arrive. They were both piping hot, and very good. The grilled meat was lightly seasoned and excellent carmelization. The plates came with a starch (french fries), greens, and roasted vegetables. A lot of food, and I had to take some home as leftovers both times. Most of the lunch specials were under $14, very nice. I made a mistake with the Shish Kafta, and there wasn't a lunch special for it. I was charged the full meal price of $18.95 for it, and that was a little excessive. For an occasional treat Lebanese Grill is nice and the lunch specials are great. Will repeat and recommend when you want to have something a little different.

Great bread and lentil soup. My go to is Chicken Ghallaba so I don't have any input on the other dishes, but the ghallaba is wonderful.

The best mediterranean restaurant there is! The food is always fresh with great quality. Portions are huge and you always end up with a lot of leftovers. The owner is very pleasant and accomodating! Staff is amazing as well! They truly care about their customers and try to do their very best to satisfy them. Atmosphere is nice and comforting. This place has been running for over 20 years and I can definitely see why! Can't wait to be back.

Food is decent but exceptionally overpriced for what it is. They even charge you for the fresh bread, whereas any other restaurant gives it free. This leaves a huge distaste in my mouth when restaurants are trying to pick up every penny, especially when any other Lebanese restaurant I have been to gives this bread away fro free. A HALF salad with chicken, small hummus and the fresh bread is about an $18 lunch, not including tip. I ordered a carryout today for a sandwich. I was not told there was a minimum charge for a credit card of $10. She refused to run the card and told me verbatim that "everybody knows this". She asked me how many times I have been there, like I should know their policies and procedures based on the amount of times I have frequented their place. I said ok fine, left her with my food and wrote this review. If you want to instill a minimum charge for cc to offset your merchant fees, fine, but let your customers know when they are ordering something clearly less than $10. In face, I am new to working in the area, yet I have been to the place 3x for lunch carryouts. The other times I purchased more so the minimum charge didn't come into effect. So EXCUSE Me for being so unaware and ignorant to your policies. In the future, I will gladly go through my day starving than ever ordering from there again and I will make it abundantly clear to all of my employees how disappointing this place is which is unfortunate since it is the closest place to us.