Naf Naf Grill

Came here for lunch, tried the new spicy meatballs over rice and spicy hummus. The meatballs were so delicious, so was the hummus. However, the rice so chewy which was disappointing. The servers had a little attitude. The sitting area is quite nice with views of the street. My friend enjoyed her food too. It’s a nice restaurant but could deliver better.

I love having a meal at naf naf grill. It has never failed me. The location is great and has a good downtown view. The place was clean and tidy. I had a veggie hummus and falafel bowl & the food was fresh and tasty. The pita was soft and warm. The fries though were a little oily and didn’t seem to be that fresh. But overall experience was excellent. As a vegetarian I love that I have good options here to choose from.

Update: I returned to this location recently and ordered a chicken and rice bowl. The whole meal tasted cold and there was some undercooked chicken it. Normally, I like going to this location as the food is great and the service is decent. But recently I went in with some friends visiting here and they had already started cleaning and putting the seats away, so there was nowhere to sit. Mind you, this was at around 7:30 pm and this location closes at 9 pm. It’s not like we came in right before closing. I get wanting to tidy things up before closing but an hour and a half before?? We weren’t interested in take out so we went elsewhere.

Pretty good Mediterranean spot. They made my pita fast and it was tasty. They don't have alot of options but the ones they do offer are good. Staff are chill, not overly anything. Place is bland. Really just to grab food, fuel up, and go.

Do NOT order from this place! Yes, that is a giant bug on my food delivered from them. As if that wasn’t bad enough, Uber eats is refusing to provide a refund from this restaurant when this is clearly a food health safety issue. DISGUSTING

I recently had the pleasure of dining at Naf Naf Mediterranean Food, and I must say it exceeded all expectations. From the moment I walked in, I was greeted with warmth and hospitality. The ambiance of this. Casual restaurant was inviting, with colorful decor that transported me to the heart of the Mediterranean especially Egypt which I love. The menu offered a delightful array of authentic Mediterranean dishes, each bursting with flavor and expertly prepared. From the savory falafel‘s to the fresh salads and mouthwatering hummus, every bite was a culinary delight. The ingredients were clearly fresh and of the highest quality, and it was evident that great care had been taken in the preparation of each dish. What truly set Naf Naf apart, was the impeccable service provided by the general manager Kash. She/They went above and beyond to ensure that my dining experience was nothing short of perfect. Their attention to detail and commitment to customer satisfaction were truly commendable. Overall, I cannot recommend Naf Naf Mediterranean Food highly enough. Whether you're craving a taste of the Mediterranean or simply looking for a memorable casual dining experience, this restaurant is sure to impress. Five stars all around!

I had a yummy Stuffed Pita Sandwich, and it was just so tasty I had to write a review. I called beforehand to get the staff's recommendation on which sandwich to get and I'm glad I followed his advice Chicken

I went to this branch for the first time. I felt like this branch is mediocre compared to other naf naf in Chicago area. The could keep the restaurant a little bit more cleaned. I bought a veggie bowl with fries. The fries was very oily. I have eaten much better fries at other places.

Ok I love Naf Naf. I have tried probably all of their locations and the quality and flavor just hit every single time. Their spicy hummus bowl is so beyond delicious. The falafel adds the perfect crunch and flavor, combine that with all the pickled goodies and veggies with tahini, the new moroccan sauce and harissa, omg. You have the perfect bowl with incredibly flavorful bites. My husband loves getting the chicken shawarma hummus bowl or plate. I love that it comes with a side pita that is always perfectly soft and toasted. The naf naf fries if you're feeling indulgent add the perfect crisp to the bowls. If you haven't tried it, you're missing out!

Years ago we discovered Naf Naf on one of our first weekend trips together to Chicago. We love the fast casual concept and the fresh ingredient options that you can assemble to create the bowl, platter or pita of your choice. Hummus, lettuce, chicken shawarma and diced cucumber salad and other pickled options making with an array of sauces make for a yummy and affordable lunch option. Fresh pita comes with most dishes, the falafel are really tasty and they have an interesting curly fry that's ok if that's your thing. Plenty of seating. Affordable options and quality ingredients merge to create a solid experience every time. Service has always been fast and good. Several locations across Chicagoland to try.

I really enjoyed the shawarma bowl from Naf Naf. I'm eager to try the shawarma's next time. Great place for some middle eastern cuisine!

Naf Naf Grill in this location offers delicious and flavorful food with a great variety of options. The atmosphere is welcoming, and the service is friendly and fast. The Naf fries are good but not exceptional. The falafels are consistently high-quality, and the rice and couscous are always fresh. However, the location isn't very friendly for parking, which can be a bit of a hassle. The wheelchair/stroller lift is a nice feature, but it's not the easiest to navigate. I deducted a star because the portion sizes seem smaller compared to the price. While the quality is high, it would be nice to get a bit more value for the cost. Still, it's a solid choice for a satisfying meal!

I got the falafel bowl and it was okay. Falafel was fresh and tasty. Ambiance was okay. Service was quick for a fast food chain.

I'm going to start and say that the service was as bad as it gets, and this is a place you order at the counter! I would expect some kind of a positive attitude at a minimum, but the approach here seems to be more on the Soup Nazzi approach, and not in the funny Seinfeld way. The food was ok, I liked that the Pita is fresh and soft. The chicken shawarma is nothing special though but the spicy hummus was good and very spicy. The place is clean, but could use an update and they should have someone handle bums that get in and bother the guests.

My very picky 6-year-old daughter devoured the falafel pita and begged for more. Fast and friendly service.

This was a great find while we were out exploring the city! The food was super good and the prices were great! We had some questions and the people working were very helpful! We both got a bowl with rice and chicken but different sauces and they were both so good! The bowls hold more than you think, I couldn't finish but half of mine. And the bowls come with a pita. Overall, this is a place worth coming to again!

QUICK REVIEW: Ordered for delivery and it was professionally put together with utensils and napkins, included, so big win there. I really enjoyed the "Mediterranean Chipotle" it offered in terms of options and customization. The prices were pretty fair and most importantly, the dish was delicious. I really enjoyed the crispy chicken complemented with the tahini sauce. Strong recommendation as an EAT! OVERALL: 9/10

I have worked in hospitality and customer service for my entire career. I've also worked in food service, including as a supervisor. I'm not the most naturally cheery person, so I think the thing about needing to welcome someone with a smile and a super happy attitude is unrealistic. But I think that the bare minimum expectation should be that the person who is going to help me at any business, and the experience I receive from the business itself, should not make me feel worse about myself than before the transaction. This location and the employee I interacted with completely failed to meet this expectation tonight. I walked into the restaurant maybe ten seconds behind another customer. When I approached the line, the employee was busy setting the prep station. It must've taken too long, so the person in line left, which is a thing that happens and it's fine, no big deal. The worker scowled after her, as if it was a personal affront, and that's not really a great way to start the interaction. Then I stood at the counter, and the worker continued to prep the station for a good 30 seconds before acknowledging me. This is a nitpick, but it's a bad look. Tell me that you need a few seconds to get something done and that's completely fine, doesn't bother me at all. It stands to reason that this employee did not acknowledge the other customer, and feeling blown off, they left, so this employee cost the business a sale. Based on the the interaction, I can promise you that they did not care. When I started my order, I asked for a chicken shawarma bowl; the worker asked if I would like a "full bowl." I replied, "uh, yes... well, what's the difference?" And my question was completely ignored. I haven't been to naf naf since they apparently started offering different sized bowls, and having an explanation would have been nice, but to hell with me, I guess. The employee put in the hummus and the chicken, and asked if I would like anything else, and I got Jerusalem, salad and cabbage. I asked if they had olives, and the curt "no" I got in return made me feel like an idiot for not knowing something so obvious to this worker. OK, fine, garlic sauce. But the real kicker. and the thing that honestly pissed me off so much that I am even writing this out, is that, once she had prepared this bowl, and after I answered "here," when prompted for here to go, I was dismissively, told, "oh, it's to go only right now." At that point, I seriously considered walking out because I hadn't paid yet and this was beyond ridiculous. I came in because I had an hour to burn before other plans. I wanted to sit somewhere warm and eat slowly for a little while. It's 7:40PM, in the Loop, in February. It's 43 degrees out. I don't live downtown. There isn't anywhere to sit that isn't cold. And a shawarma bowl isn't exactly the easiest thing to eat while on your feet. So I stood in the lobby and ate it there, because it's warm, and the place is open, and I won't make a mess, but I'll be damned if I'm going to stand outside in the cold because the tables have already been cleaned off. And they don't trust me to not make a mess. Afterwards, I looked on Google and reconfirmed: 9PM. I really do wonder if management knows that people are basically blown off for the last hour and a half at this place. The food itself was not good, and I don't know if this is just a decline and quality since I've been to naf naf or what... but It was somehow runny (I guess juices from the chicken, fine, whatever), but it was the least hefty bowl I've ever gotten there. I also wasn't offered a pita which has been a mainstay of every single time I've been to one of these places. I don't know if this employee had a hot date that they were missing out on or if they were desperate to get home, right away or if they had been there since six in the morning, but this person made me feel like crap. I don't know if I am a total fool for coming into the restaurant that had posted hours on their front door that stated they'd be open another nearly hour and a half longer and expecting high-quality food, but that's not what I got, because the food sucked and the value was poor. I am definitely not coming back to this spot, despite working a short walk away. But what I definitely AM going to do is send this review to the corporate office, because this was a comedy of very small errors that led to a quite negative experience. I am giving two stars because it did look nice and clean inside, so, good work for putting the absolute minimum effort in.

This is a "build your own" restaurant - choose your base (rice, couscous, etc), protein, salad and toppings, all can be assembled in a pita or a bowl. I had couscous and baba ghanoush, shawarma, and a few salads with tahini sauce in a bowl. You can also get a side of fries and a fresh pita on a side (I didn't). Overall, it was tasty. Most importantly, it was a quick lunch at a reasonable price.

I ordered a falafel chicken bowl with tzatziki, hummus, and garlic sauce, and I had baklava. I like it better than Roti, but overall just ok, not the same as going to a real Mediterranean restaurant.

Stole my money. We ordered $61 worth of food online on NYE. We walked from our hotel to the location to pick up our food. Their holiday hours were posted on the door and they were supposed to be open, but the doors were locked. We called the phone number listed in our confirmation email from the naf naf grill website. A man answered the phone, who we could see inside the business peaking through to see if we were actually standing at the door. He claimed he saw no order from my name. Then he offered to issue a refund, which is odd if he never got the order. How does he know where to issue the refund if he never got the order? Except I have received no refund and no email stating a refund is coming. The charge is still on my account. We got charged $61 bucks and received no food. Bunch of thieves and obviously an employee who just wanted out of there because it's a holiday and didn't feel like making orders. But don't be rude - Customers didn't create your holiday hours, your boss did. Also while we were standing there on the phone with the employee inside the restaurant, several groups of people tried walking up to enter the business as well. Obviously we weren't the only ones being shafted by the employees at this location.

Naf naf is probably one of my favorite fast casual places. I love that they allow you to pick hummus or baba ganoush as a base instead of the typical rice/greens options. Bowls are well priced around $10-12 before tax. They don't have as many toppings options as other fast casual Mediterranean spots, but they tend to give a larger quantity of their options (cucumber & tomato, sumac onions, cabbage, and pickles). Their sauces, especially the skhug and harissa, are packed with flavor. I wish their pitas were less crispy and more fluffy though.

this was a great surprise for an inexpensive little lunch! The lentil soup is a steal, is really delicious and unlike other lentil soups! The falafel balls were very good, the falafel pita excellent and the harissa although surprisingly runny, was delicious and wonderfully hot. plus we received very friendly helpful service

A large group of us stopped in this Chipotle-style restaurant in the afternoon and were immediately excited looking at the variations on the menu. It took a minute for a worker to notice us, but a nice man took our orders soon enough. I got a rice bowl, which comes with complimentary pita bread, vegetarian. The menu has clear vegan and gluten free labels so it was extremely easy to find an accommodating meal. I got falafel topped with garlic sauce, which was the best falafel I think I have ever had, not dry and was crisped perfectly. The falafel is also gluten free! They also had amazingly flavored pickles to top the bowl off with, and a lot more topping options. Ordering was easy as the worker just asked if I wanted each individual ingredient, which you reply yes or no to. The bathroom does have a lock and code on it, for customers only I presume. Overall, this was a memorable meal that I'll look forward to next time I am in the Chicago area - I am so glad we found this gem!

After a morning full of walking, this place hit the spot for lunch. The guys behind the counter were fun, friendly, and welcoming. The place itself has plenty of seating and looked clean. The food looked fresh and tasted great, I really like their tzatziki sauce and spicy hummus, but the star of the show was their freshly sliced chicken shawarma.

This place doesn't look like much from the outside but the food was pretty decent. Bowl concept where you can choose your sides, protein and toppings. I had half salad and couscous with steak and all toppings. :) Very good and refreshing. It's 'healthy' fast food. The tahini sauce was really good. Great place for a quick lunch.

I ordered a bowl at peak lunch time on a weekday: -- the rice was crunchy/poorly cooked -- the sparse chicken shawarma was stringy and dry -- I told them what sauce I wanted, and they didn't put it on (realized after I got it back to the office) -- they didn't give me the included pita -- I had digestive issues that would not surprise me if it came from this food The next day I went a block down to a local middle eastern place, and for $1.84 more, I had THREE TIMES the shawarma, it was moist and flavorful, veggies were fresher, rice perfectly cooked, included pita as well as hummus, and three of the best falafel I've ever had. Money is too tight to waste it on a terrible meal.

So first, when I am in a mood for falafels or shawarma, I prefer Pita Inn. But as we were in Downtown this was our best alternative. Not to say Naf Naf is terrible. There was 7 of us and our orders were 2 chicken shawarma bowls and 5 falafel bowls. The food os tasty and their sauces are excellent. I think their pitas are the best! The guys at the counter were wonderful as they took the time to explain and provide suggestions. I would return here if I am at downtown again and am in the mood for middle eastern meal.

Just had lunch at one of my favorite spots NafNaf, the food is always delicious!!!! Today I came in not having the best day but the NafNaf team here is nice and kind they turned it right around !!!! Shout out to the cashier Aaliyah, you deserve a raise !!!!

I highly recommend trying Naf Naf Grill. The staff is always friendly and helpful. But the main reason to go is for the very tasty Chicken Shawarma along with a mix of couscous, chopped salad, cabbage, and onions topped with harissa and tahini with a pita bread on the side. And it's in a great location that does not get overloaded on busy days in the loop so it's a solid lunch spot.

This was my first try of NafNaf and glad to know it will not be my last. I did the build your own plate with chicken and steak, basmati rice, sumac onions and pickles-- delicious! Everything was great.

This place completely lost its original touch of perfection. The original owner of Nafnaf took pride of the food's freshness particularly the pita bread that they said fresh every 5 minutes. All the food are now premade. I just went there tonight, and food was cold. Everytime I go there, I'm not happy with the way it tastes today, but now I have to give my review. The pita was not fresh, and I can't remember the last time it was made fresh when I go there. Sad, that now it's just a franchise rather than just one original owned restaurant. I saw this small, owned restaurant grew too bad it didn't keep up with how it used to be.

The employees are next level lazy and rude. Had to wait 15 min for fries. The employees are just nasty and start slamming things out of anger when someone comes in. They roll their eyes when you ask them for anything lmao. It was actually kind of funny but pathetic, find another job if this isn't for you. The customers I saw coming in, including myself, were overly nice bc they seem like they are on the verge of beating someone up or spitting in your food.

I went in about an hour before closing time and was completely ignored by the three staff who were working at the time. One made eye contact with me multiple times but said nothing. I had hoped that I'd be able to order a falafel when a different clerk peeked around the corner and appeared to be putting on gloves, but alas--he disappeared. I walked out without being served and ended up having a delicious gyro around the corner. All's well that ends well.

Oh my lan, this food is amazing! Every bite is a flavor paradise! Zero apathy here. I wish we lived nearby. 10 out of 10!

Today on 10/17/2024 i went to pick up my order at this location around 2PM, when i got there the Cook goes to the station where the order pick up is located. Normally the cashier is the person who assists people at that station. The cook asks for my name and i give it to him. He then says he needs to "see it" because people are "stealing orders". If i were to steal an order why would i wait to be assisted when the orders are easy to grab? I then show him the confirmation on my phone from the NAF NAF official app that has the order number, my CC last 4 and he continues to say i need a name. I have the official app. I told him it your guys app. He continues to say he needs a name. I told him he was just trying to be difficult. He then grabs my order and aggressively gives it to me. This is completely unacceptable behavior from staff. The cook should be spoken to about his lack of manners when dealing with people or he could simply do his job as a cook and let the cashiers handle the customers. I've gotten my lunch from this location for many years and the young ladies who handle the front are pleasant. I will NEVER purchase anything from this location again.

I popped in here for lunch one day with friends. The food was good and filling. I had a falafel plate and I liked it. It's a casual go through the line, tell them what you want, and then sit in the dining area type establishment. Pretty good for a chain.

So in love with Naf Naf! I always order on the app for pickup, and my food is hot and fresh when I pick it up. I typically get a bowl with half lettuce half rice, chicken, all the sides, hummus, and harissa. The bowl is packed with healthy ingredients and always very filling. But the best part might actually be the warm soft fluffy pita on the side. I honestly haven't had better pita anywhere else, much less a fast casual chain like Naf Naf. Very affordable as well! Sign up for the app and get free fries on the side! YUM!

The Food was delicious. The Ambience was very hip and clean. The service was very helpful and direct as I should expect in Chicago. The Servers were the most attractive people in the city. They were so good looking that I wondered if that was a criteria to work there.

Overall: Another quality Naf Naf in the neighborhood, a must-try for those who love Mediterranean. The good: Great, quick service that dishes out Naf Naf's great food. If you've been to a Naf Naf before, you know what you're gonna get. For those that haven't, you can't go wrong with either a pita or bowl selection, and the flavors in either are fantastic. The meats are always tender and flavorful, the hummus is plentiful, and the pitas are fresh and fluffy. Their hot sauce is spicy without being uncomfortable, and the rest of the sauces are great in their own way. The not-so-good: It's a Naf Naf, so you know what you're gonna get atmosphere, service, and food-wise. Not that there's anything wrong with that, but it's not exactly a 5-star experience in my opinion. Food/drink: 8/10 Atmosphere: 8/10 Service: 9/10

AMAZING. FLAVOR. IN. EVERY. BITE. One of my favorite Middle Eastern establishments. The mixture of hummus, meat, veggies, and sauce that goes into one of their magical creations is so supreme. The servers place each addition so perfectly that you usually get all the ingredients in every bite. The hummus made it for me. It was so well-made and it complimented the other ingredients extremely well. You won't be disappointed.

Naf naf is SOOO delicious! They have the BEST pita ever. They're so soft and fluffy...like eating a savory cloud. Hummus is delicious, falafel is pretty good, and the shawarma is decent too. I personally love the garlic and skhug sauces. There really isn't a single negative thing I can say about their food. We order online for the whole office quite often. I really like how their catering options come with a really nice setup with chafing fuel, serving utensils, bowls - everything you need! Minimum order for 10 people. I DON'T really like the $30 delivery fee. That is just completely crazy! But I found a way around it! Get the family meals instead. Usually we get 10 count catering, this time we got 3 of the family meals. It seemed like around the same amount of food, just more compact containers. Which actually works A LOT better than trying to clean up the catering set up. Roughly the same price and $25 less delivery. You don't get all the shmancy utensils and stuff though. Fine by me, because we have so many from the last few times! Two of my coworkers have asked that I keep ordering from here, so I will! Hopefully they won't discontinue the family meal option, because that's really the way to go if you're ordering for multiple people.

Horrendous experience ordering from here. We ordered two chicken shawarma rice bowls, and the rice was extremely undercooked and still hard, essentially inedible. We called the restaurant and Randall picked up, who was rude from the start. We asked for a refund, and he said he's "busy" and would have to call me back. No call an hour later, so we call back again and he screams into my face that he's busy and HANGS UP. Absolutely ridiculous experience. Randall should not be working in the service industry.

The food is fresh, filling but light and healthy. This is my go to lunch spot when I work downtown. Whatever you do don't miss getting a bowl of their lentil soup

It's Mediterranean Chipotle! Seriously, assembly line style pick your food deal. You pick a bowl or burrito...I mean pita. I tried the chicken swarma, thanks Tony Stark, bowl with a falafel. Got it with the tahini sauce. It was pretty good. I'll make this a regular lunch spot if I'm not feeling cheap that day. It's a tiny bit more expensive than Chipotle. You get more food at Chipotle. I left here still craving a snack but I'm a pig. The pita bread was burnt sadly. Ate around it and it was pretty good. What really annoyed me was the cashier who refused to take samsung pay. Idiot was telling me they dont have the scanner, only credit card or cash and he wouldn't even try. They have a magnetic reader like everyone else. I get tired of surprising people with samsung pay.

Pretty decent falafel plate! I got a nice scoop of babaganoush, hummus, and pita. Pretty good if you're looking for a quick veggie lunch.

Naf naf is my favorite Mediterranean chain and this location doesnt disappoint. I ordered a chicken schwarma bowl with basmati rice, 4 falafels, and all the toppings. Everything was fresh and delicious. The space itself is a little small, but not too busy during the lunch rush. The space was clean and the line moved quickly. I'd recommend against ordering a pita, as the pitas themselves are fairly small and not worth what you pay. Definitely get a bowl, as you get a lot more food and a pita on the side as well.

I ordered a falafel wrap to go. I got home and started to eat my sandwich and bite into a piece of metal. The metal piece looks like it came from the machinery like a metal fastener. This really upset me because Naf Naf Grill is one of my favorite restaurants and now I feel like I can't trust the sanitation of this establishment. I have a picture of the metal piece. Please respond. I also have the receipt and the credit card charges to verify my purchase. I don't think $20 is worth my life. If anyone want this gift card you can have it. I will have article on Vice.com about this situation next month!

My first night staying at the Palmer House, I was looking for a place open after 9 that I could make it to before my face froze off. I found this sorta Mediterranean Chipotle place nearby and decided to give it a try. You go up to the counter and pick either a pita or a bowl. From there, you pick your base, meat, and toppings, and can even get a pita on the side if you choose a bowl. I got a hummus bowl with falafel and it wasn't bad. The falafel tasted reasonably fresh and the hummus was alright. The pita was the best part, as it was super fluffy. Now I might be a bit harsh coming from Houston, where we have some of the best Mediterranean food in the country, but I will say it was nothing spectacular considering the price. It's a decent meal though, and I wasn't disappointed. You get your food very quickly, and the service was pretty friendly. I didn't sit down after some warning reviews about pickpockets, but it looked like there was ample seating. Overall, will do in a pinch. But I'm sure you can find better places with a little bit of time.

Food is spot on ! Fresh every time I'm there I suggest you go immediately Even the staff is sweet .

Naf Naf typically is pretty good but this one didn't quite live up to the others I've been to. I went at what seemed like a slow time after work around 6 and the food was pretty abysmal, and none of it seemed that fresh even though there was still a decent but small crowd there. It may have been an off night, I'm not sure. But the Naf Naf on Michigan Ave that's just south of the river is consistently good, and it's not that far from this location, so next time I think I'll go the Michigan Ave one instead.

This is a Shwarma place is inspired by Chipotle, from the focused menu and assembly line ordering system and limited add-ons, right down to the shiny metal tables and limited decor. We enjoyed the falafel Shwarma, and were less impressed by the steak Shwarma. The hot sauce was great, and the garlic sauce was uninspiring. The pitas were fluffy and large. The chop salad, cabbage, and pickles available to add to the Shwarma was tasty. The portions were more than sufficient. The 'Naf Naf Fries,' basically handmade chips, were ok. Ours were not fresh, which probably made a difference. They felt over priced at $2.49. We compulsively grabbed some of their Baklava, which was surprisingly good for being pre-packaged. All in all a satisfying experience. I'd probably come back.

We needed a semi-light bite and Siri, our cell phone friend, sent us here. Perfect! We got a bowl, with ALL the trimmings and with pita on the side and a pita "sandwich", both exactly what we needed; filling, and tasting really, really good. The falafel balls were cooked just right, the babaganush good and smoky, the pickles sweet, the harissa nice and spicy, and the tachina creamy. Prices are excellent in a town where they can soar (in the $7 range for the pita, and the $8 range for the bowl). We were appreciative of their letting folks know that, presently, they are not serving romaine lettuce in the midst of the E. Coli scare (although we have been eating it). Although this is a minimally decorated place, we got a kick out of the humorous wall and bathroom door designs.

I love Naf Naf grill! Every time I'm somewhere they have a Naf Naf, I make a point to go. This time I had a bowl with romaine as a base, steak as a protein and ALL of the vegetables with most of the sauces. I really love just piling everything in a both and having a scrumptious creation. The best part about Naf Naf is that it comes with a pita. The pita here was amazing, soft and fluffy like a cloud. When I left I was full, but felt full of nourishment. The price is very reasonable for the amount of food you get.

Looks like I won't be going with Naf Naf for the catered event I'm hosting at my work. I called this location to get more details on the process, ask about the various packages, and inquire about food allergies/etc. The first woman I spoke with couldn't answer anything, so she passed me off to what sounded like her manager or team lead. This woman immediately told me everything I could find would be in detail on the app/website. She absolutely failed to provide any customer service whatsoever, and to make matters worse she had a terrible attitude. It sounded like she would rather lose my business than help. I'll bet she's not the owner...anyway I'm going elsewhere with my order and I suggest you do the same. Cheers.

I think Naf Naf is one of the best options for lunch in the Loop. -Pita is always freshly baked and warm--delicious, some of the best I've ever had (and I've had a lot!). -Quality of meat is quite good--I think the steak is the best. It's usually tender and flavorful. -There are great toppings including awesome pickles and a variety of spicy sauces.

Either I went too late or this was legitimately the least appetizing meal I've ever had while visiting Chicago. I tried each component separately then I mixed a part of it together. The protein was dry and I tried to extract some flavor from the toppings but nothing helped and I tossed the uneatened portion.