Pita Kabob

Was recommended this place by a friend and it didn't disappoint. We got there right at open which I'm thankful for because it filled up quick! We got the Shwarma fries and the Chicken Lavash, both of which were so delicious and flavorful. Our server explained the entire menu to me which I appreciated. Five stars highly recommend. I'll be back to try desert next time I'm in town!

We visited while traveling to sequoia national park. The atmosphere and service were good. The food was okay. I love the shawarma fries. The wraps were okay. We found them too dry. There were no sauces in the wrap making it difficult to eat. They were out of cocktail I asked for and they gave me the canned version.

Stopped at Pita Kabob on our way to Yosemite for my son's wedding. We went a little bit off the beaten path and it was well worth the extra miles to find such a gem of a Mediterranean restaurant. I had the lentil soup and it was so delicious with all the flavors of a great lentil soup. Everyone else had pita wraps and they loved every bite. Good food, atmosphere and service. We also loved the town of Visalia, so cute and historic.

I’ve been a long time customer of Pita Kabob and have always been very happy with the quality of their food while dining in. It’s always seasoned very well and I enjoy a lot of the unique flavors they offer. Unfortunately, many policy changes have really ruined the dining experience for us and our group over the years. First, they discontinued taking reservations, making it very difficult when meeting in a large group. Due to this restriction, there’s been several times recently where we’ve been forced to dine outside-only and in less than favorable conditions (100+ degree weather in the summer and sub-50 in the winter). Now they’ve begun implementing a mandatory family-style meal for groups over 10 people. These meals are designed to feed about 5 people in total, but makes it difficult to coordinate when our party is made up of several smaller groups of two or four. Not only does it complicate things when it’s time to pay the bill, but also does not account for everyone’s varying tastes and preferences when ordering. Additionally, and this is maybe by design, it forced our group to spend about double the amount of money on our meals compared to normal and order way more food than necessary or intended. Tack on an automatically applied 18% gratuity and you’re looking at spending a lot of money on a meal that was really not your preference to order. While I’d really like to consider supporting Pita Kabob, it’s become an inconvenience to dine in. Sadly, they have also discontinued accepting to-go orders over the phone and anytime I’ve used their online ordering, we wind up with cold and soggy food due to the over abundance of sauce and inability to communicate preferences with an actual human. Pita Kabob has always been a favored spot to meet-up, but we might need to consider other venues that are more accommodating of our needs until some of these things go addressed.

Delicious! We loved all the food we got and the cocktails were delightful (La Violet & Jalisco Mojito). Fresh, generous and tasty! Great outdoor courtyard. They also have a shop/deli where we stocked up on provisions to take to the National Park and for our road trip. Try the cilantro jalapeño hummus and the baba ganoush!

Food 6 Service 9 Atmosphere 8 My filet mignon was a little tough, I'll begin with the opportunities. I'm not sure if the pilaf was smoked because it was a little hard as well. I'm used to soft pilaf, bulgar ect. The pocket bread again was tough, sort of chewey, not toasted like I'm accustomed to. The good, the hummus was exquisite! That alone may bring me back. I have been waiting a few to try and was disappointed. I've still to try the pies and the sandwiches.

Great hummus, lively vibes, and filling portions—but keep an eye on the service and pita. ⸻ Food: We tried a solid spread of dishes that showed potential, with a few hits and minor misses. • The Cilantro Jalapeño Hummus was the highlight—creamy, flavorful, and well-balanced with just the right kick. Unfortunately, the pita bread fell short; it lacked the softness you’d expect and turned chewy and dry, making it hard to enjoy as a scoop. • The Spicy Wrap was satisfying and packed well, though it didn’t quite deliver on the “spicy” promise. Flavor-wise, it was good, but could benefit from a bit more seasoning to make it stand out. • The Vegetarian Bowl was a win—filling and well-portioned, with the flavorful pilaf acting as the hero of the plate. The falafels were crisp, and the salad and fried pita chips added freshness and crunch. • The fries were nicely seasoned, and served fresh and hot, great as a side. Service: Service was average—not terrible, but not seamless either. We didn’t receive plates until we were nearly done with the appetizers, and the ones we eventually got were wet, which was unexpected for a restaurant of this caliber. Other than that, the staff were pleasant and the food arrived in good time. Ambience: The outdoor seating area is beautifully done—string lights, warm wood, and ambient music made it an ideal spot for a relaxed evening dinner. The space strikes a great balance between casual and cozy, and it’s well-maintained both indoors and out. Pricing: Pricing was reasonable and worth it for the portion sizes. You can expect a hearty meal that doesn’t break the bank, especially considering the quality of most items. ⸻ Overall Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ (4/5) Pita Kabob is a great casual dinner pick with strong Mediterranean flavors, generous portions, and a fun outdoor vibe. Some small tweaks in service and pita texture would take the experience from good to great.

The food was amazing. You can taste the richness of the meat. The atmosphere is ok can get a little rowdy and crowded. The server is very nice and polite. Prices can be a bit expensive, but it's worth it. There are vegan options to choose from the menu.

This is not a negative review about the food. Food is absolutely delicious. I've been coming here for a number of years and the prices now are absolutely appalling and somehow the portion sizes decreased. It feels like they are charging a premium for the same food they have always served, while serving less. In summary: same food taste, smaller portions, and same okay service for (now) a premium price.

Honestly, this place is one of the better places in Visalia. I'm surprised to see it has lower reviews. Maybe the service? But tbh I've never had a bad experience there. The food is good and they give plenty of food. I was surprised when I walked in the first time. It's bigger than it appears to be on the outside. The falafel plate is probably one of the better falafels I've had in a while. This place gets the approval of a local middle eastern human, so that should give you an idea of the quality. I will say their deli is not the greatest. We've definitely accidents purchased expired products there and everything cost like double from other markets. So I would avoid that side of the market. But their restaurant is just fine for Visalia. There's not much in this town, which is why I've stopped eating out. Just got tired of getting sick at restaurants here. But when I just don't want to cook or life gets too busy, having pita kabob available is nice.

Came by here to check out spots Kabob. Ordered the Mezza plate which had a number of appetizers including Baba Ganoush, Dolmas, Falafel, pickles, and pickled beets. It was very good! The service was great also. I'd love to come back at a later time and try the lamb shank it looks fabulous and I'm a huge fan. They have a great outdoor patio and a bar and the ambiance is very nice. I'm sue this place is fun on the weekend and during the summer

I have eaten at Pita Kabob and Grill once before. I really like the food vibe; they have a large outdoor patio as well as a dining room. It was warm today, so I opted for eating in the airconditioned dining room. We shared a couple of items including the Oriental Mezza platter and Shawarma fries. Both were very good but I especially enjoyed the Shawarma fries. Unfortunately, service wasn't the best. The restaurant was busy but they weren't full, but our server seemed to move slowly. She never checked back on us after the food was delivered. I had to flag her down to get drink refills and I had to ask a couple of times for a to go box.

I've stayed at the hotel across the street quite a few times and have wanted to try this place for awhile. There are 2 sections and I did a mobile order with the restaurant. I arrived and the food was ready to pick up. Entry area is small and I couldn't see the restaurant. So this review is only for the takeout. I got the chicken kabob plate which was a great portion.

Came here on a weekday afternoon and they got very busy during the lunch hour. The staff member was friendly but the wait was long. I ordered a falafel pita and a side of fries and told it would take 20 minutes. I got the food in about that time, However, I got rice instead of fries and had to wait another 10 minutes. I was surprised that it took that long to replace fries and unfortunately by the time I was able to eat my wrap with the fries, the wrap was cold. I was confused that they call it a "pita" when it was thinner than a tortilla used for a burrito. The pita was also missing sauce to make it more flavorful. The falafel itself was standard, and the fries were beer-battered, which I was not expecting. I'm glad you can have the to-go orders in the deli/cafe/pizzeria attached, but I was disappointed in the wait times. I found it odd that I couldn't just put a phone order over the phone either, since it meant a longer wait time to get food to-go. Not sure I would return.

We visited for the second time. The food always comes out at a reasonable time. All the staff has always been helpful. Their drinks are amazing! Didn't take a picture but their baklava is delicious, I prefer it over their pistachio cheesecake. The outside patio offer good vibes as well.

FOOD- not perfect, but petty good. The Sharma is very fresh and not dried out. The CILANTRO HUMMAS is probably my favorite. Balance of smooth, rich creamy goodness with a hint of heat and cilantro. And finally, the rice is nice and bright yellow, but a good palate clenser for the next bite. BEVERAGE- many choices for a thirsty palate from far and near. You're guarantee to be buzzed away. SERVICE - excellent, enough, not not so intrusive. CLEANLINESS- bathroom is clean. Usually a good reflection of how the whole restaurant is. COMMENT- too far.from my house, but we'll worth the it.

Every time I come to Visalia for work this is on my top 3 places to eat. Service is great, there's even a bar in the back with TV's it's a great vibe honestly. My favorite thing on the menu in the shawarma fries (I think that's what they are called). A crispy fry loaded with so many toppings I can eat them everyday. I judge a mediterranean restaurant by how good their rice is, here it's a 8.8/10

We love this place and drive down to Visalia just to eat here. I usually like to try something new but this time I went with the hearty shawarma fries knowing I'd take home half of it for dinner later. I'm obsessed with the cauliflower, which I think is a seasonal special right now. It was a beautiful day so we sat on the patio where we received great service. Inside seating is also great, but louder. There is also a bar area. They always have great beer, large variety on tap and in cans. Highly recommend Pita Kabob & Grill.

How this place doesn't have a Michelin star is beyond me. 10/10. Every food item I have gotten on this menu has been packed with flavor, and not to mention the portions are huge. Service has always been exceptional here. Their outdoor seating area is decorated cute and has a very welcoming atmosphere. Their chicken kabob plate was cooked perfectly. I personally like their garlic sauce, and the cilantro lime hummus with the Greek salad. Their shawarma fries are also a must! Whenever people ask me what places to go in Visalia, I always recommend this place. They also recently started to add cocktails/mocktails to the menu. I got the Lebanese mule, I personally did not enjoy the drink. However it could just be an acquired taste:) Will be returning!

Super nice service from the girls at the togo counter Friday night. They gave us advice on the menu and their recommendations, along with fun conversations while we waited. Delicious food choices and we're happy with our dinner choices. The jalapeño cilantro hummus was very good! The gyro had a very good amount of meat in it. One down side was that they do have a sign at the to go counter explaining how the staff can make mistakes, and to double check your togo order before leaving the restaurant. We did, and noticed that our cheesecake wasn't in the bag. They went back and got it and we were on our way. After we arrived back to our hotel, we noticed the pita bread for both steak plates were missing. So nothing to dip for the hummus. This was really sad because this was a cheat meal for 2 in our party who had been doing carnivore for many months. So missed out on food there and technically money since we paid for something we didn't receive. So didn't enjoy that as a whole since togo orders have declined at EVERY establishment I go to now. So that's the reason for the 4 stars vs. the 5. It would be nice to be reimbursed some for the loss, but at this point we aren't holding our breath. Lastly, the pilaf rice seemed undercooked and a bit flavorless.

Pita Kabob and Grill (aka PK) was one of the best restaurants during our visit to Visalia. It has the feel of a large gastropub attached to an outside beer garden and grocery store. Mediterranean cuisine is one of our favorite cuisines. No reservations accepted - so just show up! The portions are ginormous. I got the combo lamb kabob and lulu, which is a sausage version of beef-lamb gyro meat. One entree easily feeds two and the meats were so juicy. The sweet potato hummus was novel and great with a subtle hint of sweetness. Wife got the beef kabobs, which were still juicy despite cooked medium well. Salad, pita, and rice pilaf were all excellent sides. For the kids, you can't go wrong with chicken kabobs with pita and fries. Greek and Mediterranean restaurants seem to crank out amazing fries for some reason - long, thicker cut and crispy. Maybe its because you have so many different dipping options besides ketchup. The chicken is slightly peppery, so watch out.

Delicious food! After my first time, I keep coming back. Seated pretty fast, it does get busy but the waiters and hostess are fast and friendly. Nice & clean every time and there's indoor & outdoor seating areas! Cilantro Hummus is AMAZING!

Server was nice, had the lamb kebab wrap, a bit pricy for a fake greek salad that had banana peppers but no cucumbers. Screaming kids at 9pm, water tastes like it had chlorine in it. Weird taste. I'd say this is more of a drinking spot vs. The food. Well I tried. Bartender was nice.

The Classic Gyro combined with tzatziki sauce was very flavorful. Large chunks of lamb and perfect amount of veggies and onions. The service was phenomenal, Alexia was always there for us and she was very friendly. The gastro feel inside was nice and there were tv's to watch sports on. Altogether great lunch with friends.

I was out on a trip and my clients decided this was the place to stop for lunch. There is a nice patio and a full bar convinced them to sit and enjoy. There is also a connected Mediterranean Deli. So I thought I'd sit down and enjoy lunch as the college football was on the screen. Gyro's, pizzas, kabob's etc. Vegan, vegetarian, Halal. I ordered a spicy Gyro and a small Greek salad. Both were outstanding, fresh, fast, and a fair portion for the value. I was quite impressed with the presentation and true greek ingredients were so tasty. Defiantly worth a meal even if you're "not into" Med food. This good stuff here...thank you foodguy-martin

Went here once prior and was great food, service, experience. Second time was the absolute opposite. First can't order the pizza from the restaurant but can walk over and order it in the store side and they'll bring it to your table. Ok,,, but seriously. Waitress was way way way over the top to push alcoholic drinks. I don't drink at all. Expressed this to her. She ignored that. I felt so pushed I ordered a mocktail it was good. She pushed sauces specifically a garlic one. Push push. Even saying no I'm good she brings three kinds anyways and hoovers over us to try them weather we wanted to or not. I felt I had to try the garlic sauce she brought. She kept standing over me to try it. It wasn't for me. I ordered pizza and they told me @20 minutes and my friend ordered a pita dish from restaurant side with this waitress. My pizza came no dish,, waited ,, waited no food for my friend. Nearly hour waiting we ask a different staff member if they can see where his food is. We could see the wait staff and kitchen staff discussing it and looking at us. Staff came back and said sorry busy bit be out in a few minutes. Other tables came, ate, and left before us at this point. We wait 15-20 minutes more and I basically tell them I'm done I want to leave forget the food. This is a solid hour and 1/2 in. They say no it's coming. They drop the plate in front of him and walk away. No sorry. Not a slightest apology. The original waitress comes by and ask how's the food and restarts the drink pushing. Even after again reminder her I don't drink she pushes mocktails. Horrible experience. I don't think I'll give them another opportunity. This was August 30th. Writing the review now because using Yelp to find a lunch/dinner place in Visalia. Month plus later I'm still steaming. It was that bad of an experience. Pizzas was good

Excellent meal and good service. I like the place and happy I decided to make the drive from the hotel . I will be returning when in the area. Two issues was being forgotten about for 10 minutes after being seated and running out of the beer in ordered. It happens - not worth a bad review.

Sadly,the food hasn't been as good as it was a year ago, except for the hummus. Also, it's unfortunate that we have to listen to the longest message when calling and are unable to communicate with an actual person. It would be nice to have someone actually answer the call.

This is hands down one of the best restaurants you will find in the area. Food: Serving classic Lebanese dishes this place is authentic and absolutely the best around. You can immediately tell they use fresh ingredients and know how to serve up good food. I am extremely disappointed to see negative reviews on here as I have been here a handful of times and I think the food is so delicious. My go-to dish is the kabob platter which I get with hummus and rice. It will leave you stuffed full! But wait... can it get better? It can. Throw in craft beer! This place has a wonderful craft beer selection with 10-20 taps you are bound to find something you are into. Great food, great beer.. what else do you need? Atmosphere: The place is modern and very clean on the inside. They have a bar in the back room you can sit at or you can grab a table. They also have an extensive outdoor seating area equipped with some overhead coverage to provide shade and there's misters for super hot days. Bathrooms have also been clean the few times I've used them. Service: I've never once had a problem here - the wait staff is wonderful. The bar tenders are knowledgeable and I can confidently say this is one of the best places around. My 1 and only issue is this place gets so busy sometimes its hard to get a table... which is a personal problem. If you enjoy Lebanese/middle eastern cuisine and don't eat here you are missing out. Period. Amazing food, beers, and service.

I have been a long time fan of Pita Kabob. Their biggest draw for me is their version of a Greek salad with chicken, featuring the best Mediterranean lemon vinaigrette I've ever had. It is very tart, tangy, and flavorful. This time we went to try their new cocktail offerings, as they just started offering liquor. I got the amaretto sour, which was pretty good, except it seems like it was topped with the egg white instead of actually shaken with it, so the drink was a bit tart and not as smooth as an amaretto sour could be. We also tried the whipped feta. There's not much of a description of it on the menu, but it turned out to have pistachios, honey, Kalamata olives, and red chili flakes mixed in to the whipped feta, which was different than I expected but delicious. This is a great restaurant with indoor seating and a beer garden with lots of beers on tap.

The food here is absolutely amazing. Only problem is since we were a group of five. There's a rule there that if you have a group 5 or more you HAVE NO CHOICE, BUT TO GIVE YOUR SERVER A 22% TIP, WHICH FOR ME WAS VERY OVERPRICED. But I will say the food here is absolutely incredible. The service was OK. They did lag a little bit to take our order. For our family of five we spent around $165 with an appetizer. We went on a Friday around 5 PM and it was very loud. Couldn't even talk to the server without yelling recommend dining inside because outside they do have mist sprayers which to me don't like because water/mist gets in my food. But I mean hey! If you like a little mist while eating it, it's perfect for you to go outside.service though from the staff was incredible they are so nice!

Generous portions! Restaurant was busy but we placed an order at the front counter and sat at the bar until our to-go order was ready. It was ready very quickly! My Moscow Mule was very good and the bartender was very friendly

Definitely worth a visit. A beautiful night so we opted to sit out back although there is plenty of inside seating too. Lots of tables and well spread out. Server immediately came over to take care of us. Glad she advised us that a half order of the shawarma fries would be plenty for two. We also shared a chicken/steak shawarma plate that came with hummus, pita, rice and a side salad. So much food but it was delicious so we put a nice dent in it. Many options for drinks; we picked two beers on tap. I'd be back if I lived in the area. Yummy food, great space and friendly efficient service!

Hadn't been here in a long time. But just had to say our waitress Madeline was so nice and knowledgeable. She made our experience the best we have ever had.

DELICIOUS. The spicy hummus and pita chips were an excellent starter. I also got the Jerusalem wrap and grilled veggies. Everything was so flavorful and super filling.

Service is absolutely great, food is amazing. Love the bar area the best but outside seating is good too.

Food was delicious and the servers very attentive. We loved the gyros and the baklava was good.

This is my favorite Mediterranean restaurant in Visalia; their food is absolutely amazing. I ordered the Shawarma Pita Wrap, and the balance among the beef, veggies, and sauces is just right--very flavorful. The beef was cooked to perfection. Their service is quick and friendly, and you can get your order in just a few minutes. They have both outdoor and indoor dining areas; the outdoor area has a few gazebos and fans, making it quite comfortable. They also have draft beer with plenty of options. It's located in downtown Visalia, but finding parking is fairly easy.

The Grill side is fast and convenient if you don't have time to sit down on the restaurant side. The pizzas are AMAZING! The crust is so good! I usually share a pizza and salad with my lunch date. The shawarma pie with beef is delicious with the Greek salad!

Walking up it was hard to tell if we were going in the right way. There is just an order counter inside the door. I think you could also enter through the bar side. We waited for a moment while someone got a to go order, and then were seated. We sat on the patio with our dog, which was nice. Our server came up quickly to grab some drinks. Their drink list was not up to date though, as he had to come back and tell us that both beers were out. It was good though that it was happy hour and beers were discounted. It would be great if they would out the HH specials on their website. We ordered the hummus combo. It came out with the cilantro jalapeno hummus and baba ganoush instead of 2 hummus dishes. Our server quickly ran back and apologized. He offers to get us the other hummus, but we were good trying the baba. Both the hummus and baba were really good. Hummus was creamy and flavorful. He came back again to make sure we liked the baba, which we appreciated. For food I got the Mediterranean bowl with chicken shawarma. The portion size was great. The salad was tasty and chicken had a perfect amount of seasoning and was tender. I kind of wish it came with tzatziki or garlic sauce also, but it was still really good. Overall had a couple minor issues, but they handled it well. Food was good and our server was very nice, so I would return if back in Visalia. Downtown Visalia has a lot of burgers and bar food, so this was a welcome change.

1 Star - Horrible Service, Never Got Seated If I could give zero stars, I would. We waited over an hour for a table, only to be completely ignored. The host kept telling us "just a few more minutes," but after watching multiple other parties (some who arrived after us) get seated, it was clear we weren't a priority. When we finally asked to speak with a manager, we were told Gia was "too busy" to come out. Too busy to address a frustrated customer but not too busy to let chaos run the front of house? Unacceptable. We eventually gave up and left, hungry and completely disappointed. If you're looking for a place that values its customers, this is NOT it. Save yourself the frustration and go somewhere that actually wants your business.

Great people, Great service, Great food! Fantastic over and over! Congratulations you are running a fantastic restaurant!

Some of the best Mediterranean food I've had. I loved how many variations there were like your choice of rice, hummus, tahini sauce. I order the Mezza bowl and the portion sizes and food quality was definitely worth the price. The cilantro jalapeño hummus was like nothing I've had before and had a good kick. The four falafels were big with great texture. Pretty casual setting and the wait staff was helpful as it was our first time going. There was a short wait to be seats but wasn't too bad for it being peak hours on a Saturday. My friend and I had a great experience and will definitely be coming back many times.

I have always loved Pita Kabob, but tonight WOW! We have not been here in about a year and they have added to their menu. I am in love with their whipped feta appetizer creamy with hot honey, olives and pistachios oh my!!! Great with pita, or cucumbers.

Have eaten here before, I can't believe I never wrote a review for this place. We have been loyal customers here for years since we moved to Visalia. We love their food as everything is fresh, made to order, and portions are very good! Becky made our lunch/dinner (Linnar), awesome and enjoyable! The ambiance was good as the main dining area is always packed we chose to eat outside. Thankfully, they have heaters outside and made the meal enjoyable. Thank you all, and we'll be back again! We love this local restaurant with the delicious deli with all sorts of goodies from the Middle East. Truly a gem in Visalia!

Planning to gather with a number of friends? Think again. I've always loved PK but today was very disappointed in service. They turned down a 14 member party because they didn't want our money. I tried calling the week before to make sure they could handle a party of this size. .....they do not have a way to communicate. I left two different messages at two different emails and nobody ever got back to me. All 14 of us left to go eat somewhere that wanted us. Too bad, I'm done after following you around town all these years. Nik the Greek will do just fine.

Kira was a fantastic server! She was friendly, knowledgeable, and so helpful! She definitely made our experience (which was already great) even better!

A gem! Traveling through Visalia on the way to Sequoia. Never expected to find such a great Mediterranean restaurant. Truly delish! Lots of healthy options. Service was excellent. Sat on the outdoor patio under the misters - lovely.

I really like the beef shawarma, the hummus is also really good with their pita bread

We had the lamb gyro and beef shawarma--both were perfectly cooked and it came with a salad too. Nicholas was very attentive and friendly. There is quite a wait because we came on a three day weekend, but the food and service make it all worth it! Would highly recommend.

Everything about this place is so good and amazing!!!! To the service , drinks & food. Always my go to when I'm in need of a fix. They also have a deli next door to grab some baked goods! check it out!

Food was super yummy and plentiful but the timeliness of the food was so long. We waited over 30 mins for our food and all the other table got their food before us. Sort of bummed that the kitchen was so slow. The server was nice but was just as slow.

Great food, service, and amazing selection of craft beers. Pita Kabob is not only a great restaurant with both indoor and outdoor seating but the also have a nice Mediterranean grocery store. They offered a Kabab burrito on the special menu and I am so happy I tried it. You can get chicken, beef , or lamb. I love lamb and theirs is really good. The burrito was off the chain, best burrito in the city!!! A great spot for lunch or dinner, quality food at reasonable prices.

Pros: Neat and clean dinning area. Food was alright. Cons: Food took a while about 30 mins or more. Average price for food portion size. Service was eh, there was a long wait time. I think they just forgot about us.

The salad that comes with entree is tastefully. I order the chicken kabob. I want to like this place but I feel their food needs more flavor. The grilled onions and tomatoes that come with your plate could be done better. It's practically burned. Simple technique slow grill it. I'll probably still come back and try different dishes.

Fantastic food. You generally get good Mediterranean food in California but I was not expecting to find anything so good in the town of Visalia. In fact, Visalia had some good options but I selected this for dinner. We got chicken shawarma fries and spicy pita bread. I can't really tell which was better. The spicy pita bread was not overpowering in terms of spiciness and at the same time it had a nice flavor of mint chutney. Shawarma fries were no less. The only recommendation I will give is to get half a portion of fries if you are not sharing it with anyone. The full comes with a lot of quantity. Speaking about desert, I got pistachio baklava. I would just say I had better baklava. But that won't take the rating of this place down. In summer, it's a good idea to sit outside. They have a nice atmosphere outside. The service is quick and waiters here are knowledgeable about what they are serving.

If you want a true view of this restaurant...read the previous responses from the owner in response to unfavorable reviews! I am IN SHOCK! I will never darken this businesses' door again because I know their true opinion of who pays their bills! I won't be contributing to this business or supporting an owner who has such a low opinion of his patrons! I ordered a meal that cost $55 on Friday night. I specifically asked for NO ONIONS OR PEPPER on a chicken kabob and it came smothered with onions and a grilled pepper. I am highly allergic and didn't find out until I got home which is a half an hour drive away. I also found out I am not allowed to call and speak to anyone... I am only allowed to leave a message this way. This is very disappointing!! (Then I read the responses to the bad reviews and got a true picture...no thank you!)