Tannour Mediterranean Grill

The chicken Shawarma kebab was more just like rotisserie chicken in a fairly dry pita. It was not like a Donner kebab. Definitely needed more sauce and had too many pickles.

Holy crap. WORST EXPERIENCE EVER. The place is an absolute embarrassment. Everybody (including owner) just busy on their phones. It seemed like nobody cared. The lady taking order barely knew english which i had to go back n forth with her so many times until she finally understood.. got fountain drinks, tried to get ice, no ice. When i asked for ice, they are all screaming at each other to fix the ice machine until the lady was like “go next door to SUBWAY to get some ice”… Came back with two cups of ice and their drink machine doesn’t work, spits out extremely flat nasty sprite… The bathrooms are nasty! And didn’t even have any soap! Like nobody at this establishment gives a damn. Finally got our food and after a few bites everything was thrown away.. Beef was soo dry and overcooked. Wish i took a picture before throwing away!! Chicken was very raw. And their rice tasted like its been sitting there for weeks. Very disappointed. And I don’t think the guy, that looks like owner, even looked up from his phone for a second.. and we were there for a good half n hour! It was soo ridiculous. Waste of $50 bucks! Worst experience ever!!

I almost missed the spot three times. There is no sign above the building, (and the sign outside in the small plaza - which lists the multiple businesses in the area- is washed out and difficult to read. Overall, it is too dark and the letters are faded)… idk. The place is rather dingy in appearance. Quite a bit of food is seen in warmers. The menu they display is not as detailed as the online menu. On to the food- The fattoush salad was delicious- had to use my own dressing for added flavor. I ate one chicken wrap and the chunks of chicken appeared to come from a kebab. The flavor of the chicken was outstanding, but the chicken itself was insanely dry. I had to break the chunks up to make them suitable for a sandwich. The bread for my wrap was not very soft, so it wasn’t the freshest. Meanwhile, I added my own sauce because I couldn’t determine which sauce went with what (& I wasn’t given enough sauce). I added cilantro, green onion, and my own sauces to the wrap. I pinched off the excess dry bread- and suffice to say, everything had a great taste. I’ll eat the other wrap tomorrow. The chicken breast strips on that wrap appear to be tender and juicy in comparison to the latter, but the seasoning is different on this one. I used my Groupon.

The parking is tight but I've always managed to find a spot. The weekly specials offer affordability and flavor, and the customer service is always so welcoming and kind. Everything I've tried from the biryani to the falafel to the lentil soup has been a total delight. Their malt sodas in a glass are a top notch beverage option too (peach is my favorite but please leave one for me :)! I hope their business only grows, the people working here are just as special as the food. ❤️🖤🤍💚

Ordered Chicken tiki Masala and it’s way to oily and a lot of food coloring. No flavor. garlic naan is 4/10.

Place was a little dusty lookin. The lamb was definitely not Lamb-n. It was overcooked and didn't even taste like lamb. The lettuce that came with my meal was old and starting to brown. Unfortunately, I just did not have a good food experience here. The service wasn't bad, but it wasn't top tier either. Of course, this is only my personal opinion. Nothing I say should stop anymore from trying it themselves.

This is my first time here. It looked kinda dirty in there but I ordered takeout so I wasn’t too concerned at the time. The staff was friendly. Unfortunately, when I got to the car my order smelled like rotten eggs. My food was rotten or at least some parts of it were bad. I had the chicken shawarma plate with babagannoush and tabbouleh salad sides. The babagannoush had a rancid poopy smell. The chicken was seemingly rotisserie style and dry at that. I gave 1 star for the mango lassi. Everything else was old tasting and foul. I took about 3 small bites of everything and stopped to throw the plate away. Very disappointing - I won’t be back. Unfortunate.

Bad experience. Food was not good. Chicken shawarma not cooked good. Frensh fries oily and taste bad. No plate they bring you food with wrap or to go box.

Came here for a quick lunch during the week. Very unassuming and plain, with a few tables for seating. Definitely not a place you're going to for ambiance, but the food didn't need it. I ordered a Chicken Shawarma Plate and the food was flavorful, hot, fresh, decent sized portions and best of all reasonably priced. They also offered a kids meal which was perfect for my child. Orders are placed at the counter and you take your food to a table or to go. I'd recommend taking food to go as there's very little parking and the interior is very plain. I would definitely recommend this spot for lunch, a nice healthy dinner, for families with children etc. Straight forward, good halal food, at a great price considering the area.

This is off a busy street with limited parking so order ahead or pick up might be a good option if you're not walking . There are a lot of options, there's enough seating for about 30-50 people if needed but not a good amount of parking. There's tables and booths. Seems family owned and one girl was manning the cash register. I got the curry lamb and it come with rice. It's north then enough, I took the rest home and will be using the rest of the curry for another meat . The flavor was good and the potions were perfect and priced well

I got say I wanted like this place because they serve my two favorite cuisines: Indian and Mediterranean. However, my chicken Shawarma was dry and tough to eat. The sauces were tasty but overall the meal was meh. The best part of the experience were the people working there. They very were friendly and helpful. I'll stick with Aviva or Jerusalem Bakery

Stopped here on a whim after an IKEA shopping trip. The food was amazing! Such great Indian food! Our group had the Tikka Marsala, Butter Chicken and Lamb Biryani. All 3 were amazing. The Marsala sauce had a slight fire roasted edge with a little smoky sweetness and the Butter Chicken had a nice coconut favor coming through. Definitely recommend!

Awesome food. Got the Beef shawarma plate, comes with rice and two sides. Lots of food at a great price. Babaganoush to die for. Perfect Hummus. Very nice people. New fave.

We came in Thursday evening after finding this restaurant on Yelp as my husband wanted lamb. I didn't do the correct search as he wanted lamb chops, which we didn't see and almost left. I'm glad we stayed as it was a good inexpensive meal; even with us both ordering extra items, our tab was than $40. I ordered the lamb biriyani as suggested by another patron, well he suggested the biriyani, not specifically the lamb. I was asked what spice level I wanted and I said a little kick, maybe less than medium. It was about that. The flavor of the rice is good with some texture I couldn't figure out. In the picture it looks like fried onions, but that's not what it is. The lamb is in there; it has big chunks of tender lamb. The meal could've used a tad more seasoning or salt for my palette. It came with a salad & I chose the fattoush salad. I ordered the side of hummus that came with a pita. My husband ordered a chopped beef bowl, I can't recall the name of it and said it was decent. He was stuck on the exceptional meal we had last Thursday at Pharaoh's Palace when we were in Alpharetta, which isn't fair due to the ambience & nature of the different restaurants. This is casual dining & the other is not. He also ordered tabouleh (the salad made with parsley) and baba ghanoush, the smoky flavor one made with eggplant. The young woman behind the was very friendly and helpful in answering our questions. The patrons we saw seemed to be a mix of regulars & a few newcomers like us. No one dined I see but us. The restaurant and bathrooms were clean. I'd visit again. They also have some good daily specials. My dish would've been the special Friday, the next day smh. It's in the plaza with Subway. Be prepared to pay to park. I wasn't able to change the parking time from 12 hrs and paid $7.75 to park. While you're there, visit Shane's Sugar Shack down the driveway in the back.

Tannour is a very casual spot, and it doesn't pretend to be anything. What I like about it is that it delivers on flavor. We got the falafel and shaved chicken - along with all the relevant toppings. Bursting with flavor. I highly recommend the sauces as a free option to provide some extra flair for your dish. Also got the baklava. It was delicious - but much smaller than expected. I was also happy that the environment was clean (perhaps because we were among the first to walk in). I'd be happy to return.

I'd give the food 3. It wasn't as flavorful as the photos depicted shared here. The pita bread was really served cold The beef kofta was dry and lacked flavor. The chicken shawarma and chicken kofta were better. Hummus and rice were also satisfying. The salad didn't look fresh, you could tell by the lettuce. Lentil soup was not the worst but had others with immense flavor. The sauces were quite liquidy, especially the tomato, garlic and tzatziki. I was hungry because I broke iftar but I would personally try another place. It just didn't do it for me to return.

Girl in the front recommended chicken 65. It was fantastic. Definitely recommend. This place is also near a masjid which is cool.

I ordered something new this time, the lamb curry. Almost everyone orders from the kabob display in front or the shaved meats of the spit. They some Indian foods on the menu also. The order was good size for around $13. The lamb and sauce in one container and a larger styrofoam container of rice and a few veggies. One could share this and feed two!

This place is very unique. The owner was delightful allowing us to taste the meat before ordering. The inside was clean and well maintained. My dad and I drove here from Pembroke NC, we've never eat mediterranean food before. It surely will not be our last time. My dad and I both eat until we couldn't eat anymore. The seasoning was tasty on everything we tried. The parsley salad was to die for, so so good I've never seen it before. I would give him a 10 star if I could. Nothing beats great customer service and being introduced to a different cultures food thats delicious. This was in 2017 I can't wait to visit this place again. I've never ran across another like it.

Perfect for grabbing quick takeout lunch during workdays! I've had this place via catering at events but have never ordered just for myself before. I ordered via grubhub for pickup and order was ready on time. They still have dine in right now, but I felt safe walking in for pickup and workers are wearing masks. There's also complimentary parking as well. Portion sizes were great!! I got the falafel plate and it came with falafel, rice, and sides of taboulleh salad, and hummus, as well as several sauces. Really good value for what you pay, and tasted good too!

I recently visited Tannour Mediterranean Grill located in Midtown right on 14th Street near the Al-Farooq Masjid. (The Mosque) From the outside it doesn't look like much and from the inside it doesn't look like much, as well. However, a friend raved about it and it had really great reviews on Yelp so I figured I'd give it a try. I usually have one main rule when going to restaurants: If it does not smell like cooked food - LEAVE! Alas, through the urging of my friend and several high rated yelp reviews I decided to give it a go... I was thoroughly disappointed. Let's just say, I failed to observe my own rule and I only have myself to blame. What I ordered: I ordered chicken and beef Shawarma on a pita. The man behind the counter did not know how to wrap the sandwich. The meat was extremely dry and not very tasty. Conclusion: The only thing I can assume, is that they are under new management. Whatever it is, if you are wondering...will I be back? Not likely.

It's an average Bangladeshi/ Syrian FUSION food, NOT AUTHENTIC mediterranean food at all. Mom & pop run place with good ambience. It was decent food but disappointing as I was in mood for Lebanese/ Mediterranean food. If I'm in the neighborhood, hungry & in a hurry then this is the place to go. If I'm in mood for AUTHENTIC Mediterranean (Lebanese/ Syrian yada yada yada) and have time, am not going back here.

The best Mediterranean place in Atlanta. The food is always made fresh and the crew is nice and helpful. Everything is delicious. I eat there a lot. Almost tried every dish. The *falafel* wrap is my favorate. It's well seasoned, and has plenty of fresh vegetables inside. I like to add extra tahini sauce in it and a little bit of hot sauce. It's absolutely delicious! You must give it a try!!

Really enjoyed the service. The owners of the place are super friendly and nice, explained the different options to my friend who had never been before. Even shortstaffed, they handle orders very efficiently. I had the shredded chicken and it was very good! When you order the falafel bowl, they make the falafel super fresh and give you 4 large ones so no fear! They also are generous with the sauces/ will gladly give you more if you ask for it later. This reminded me of Chipotle - Mediterranean style, how it's fast-casual place, order and choose at the counter. I would come back, and definitely support this small business!

Falafel Bowl and goat curry (extra spicy). Fresh to go food. 10/10 every time we eat here their food is fresh and good. Their service is good. Usually a young person taking to go orders. Highly recommend eating here. I've been here twice and I'll be back again! Small family owned business. Very good food!

Decided on getting takeout from this restaurant based on the high ratings, and I wish I would've read the reviews with a better eye before coming out of my way to eat here. The food was mediocre at best, pretty bland, and I will not return. I had a chicken bowl, and there was just no flavor. I had to add seasonings from my own kitchen to make it edible. For the same price, you can get a much better meal at other restaurants around the city. After eating the food, I read through the reviews closely, and it looks like many reviews are from accounts with only 1 review.

Located westside in midtown, Tannour is a hole-in-the-wall Middle Eastern fast food restaurant. Nothing-looking from the outside and a generic-looking fast food place on the inside. Parking is limited but we had no problem finding a space. In the back of the restaurant, there is a counter where you order and pay. Behind the counter there is a chalkboard menu. Basic Middle Eastern fare, served as a platter, wrap, pita or a bowl. You pick the items you would like and they assemble it I opted for the falafel wrap, my partner picked a spiced chicken kabab wrap. We also ordered french fries. Our food was staggered, The falafel and fries were cooked in the back, my partner received his wrap first. The falafel was pretty good and better than most places in Atlanta. My partner loved his chicken kabab wrap. The fries were twice-fried, pretty generic but OK. Overall decent place, limited parking, bland atmosphere, great chicken.

I'd never paid Tannour Mediterranean Grill a visit before and I had less than an hour for lunch. I was very worried that we wouldn't have time, but how was I know know that I stumbled across the equivalent of a Mediterranean chipotle?!? Customer service was quick to explain their menu to us, which is pretty simple. 1) For a wrap or a bowl, get your base (bread, bed of rice or bed of lettuce) 2) Add your protein (chicken, beef, kofta, falafal, or shish taouk) 3) Add your toppings in the form of sauce, tomato, pickles and parsley onion 4) pay and eat! I ordered their Shish Taouk bowl ($7.49) with all the toppings, and a side of hummus ($1.99). We also got the falafal plate ($8.49). The Shish Taouk is lamb with two sausage like portions on a bed of rice, covered with all their toppings. Very fresh, vibrant and flavorful meal! The hummus was also very smooth, not oily and was a delight to eat. For the Falafal plate, staff cooked the falafal on demand, and it showed. Man these were good! The falafal also rested on a bed of rice and for sides, two of your choosing come with the meal. Clean interior, very tight parking (maybe only 4 spots) and surprisingly no cash here, so don't come trying to get change with your money. I like this place, happy I paid them a visit and hopefully we can make our way back here soon!

very expensive third quality food - food is not fresh at all, doesn't worth eating there even for free. Coca Cola and other sodas serving is hand made, not real - Hence, had very bad experience today.

This place has really high reviews, and we're not sure why. The food is lackluster and small portion, even for a fast-casual restaurant. (Notably, their soda/water machine was being repaired so if you wanted a drink, you had to buy their bottled stuff.) The server was nice but yeah, pass this place unless you don't really have another choice.

I am not sure about the old food reviews but this restaurant is not okay at all. I ordered three plates , shaved chicken and beef and two wraps. The rice was burned in one of the plates I ordered. Also, it seems they decided to stop giving the sides as in the menu and they will charge you extra of you ask for the sides.

After going to the car show on Friday night, I was starving and I was ready to eat something that was close by. Since Tannour was a part of Yelp Restaurant Week in Atlanta/OTP, I thought getting 30% off would be a nice touch. I did a lot of research, and I thought I was in a "win-win"- especially since they state everything is made fresh in house (even the pita, keep that in mind). So, I managed to get one of the parking spaces up front (if you can, I would suggest trying to back into the spot, it will make it a hell of a lot easier to get out- especially if the idiots next to you do not know how to park). I went in, and realized there were only 2 other people dining there. Interesting for a Friday night (however I will point out someone had stated in their review they do a lot of take out biz- but I only saw 2 ppl come in during my visit to pick up food). So, maybe they are busier for lunch? I decided to get a chicken shwarma and a beef shwarma (I was hungry). The first thing I realized was the guy pulling wheat pita out of a bag, like the kind you get at a grocery? But, I thought they made everything fresh in house?!?! I did see pita rolled up over by the window with the hummus, my question is why didn't they just use that? Or was it the same and they just rolled it up? Anywho, that threw me off. I got my shwarmas the same way- and I was trying to be explicit- I wanted garlic sauce, tahini, spicy, and cabbage on both- that's it- no more, no less. He made both, and put them on the grill. As I was about to pay, I looked at the app, and the took down the 30% off check-in (that was up earlier in the day, I made sure of that). What a let down. So, after tip (I used card), it was like $23 and some change. He then gave me my sandwiches and shooed me off so he could help my friend. He never gave me my receipt (must be in a rush since the place clearly had more staff than customers). I brought my sandwiches to the table. I had the chicken first. When I took my first bite, I thought I chipped a tooth. It was that hard. He damn near turned the pita into crackers (which was evident with the burn marks on the inside of the wrapper). The thing is, I ordered a shwarma, not meat on crackers. Aside from the massive crunch, it tasted alright- it was the only redeeming thing about this visit. I then started to eat the beef and yes, it almost chipped a tooth as well. However, some people stated that the beef had an off taste, I feel the same way- I don't even know if it was beef, or just old. But, it did not taste like the savory beef I am used to eating. Thankfully, I didn't get food poisoning, but if I had to pick the two, I would pick the chicken anyday here. As I was eating my back was against the wall, so I could stare at the prep area and pay counter. I realized then, there was a huge sign (that I seemed to miss) that stated that this place does not expect cash/coin as payment- you must use a card. So I then thought to myself, "if they don't have cash, then how do they payout the tips?" I mean, it is possible, but still, if they can't even use fresh pita then what makes you think they are going to make the effort to payout tips. Makes you wonder... If this place was really really busy I would have been more lenient, but they had plenty of opportunities to get it right (at least the majority of things) and seemed to drop the ball on each item. Oh, yea, and I paid full price (which I would have been more lenient if I would have gotten the discount)- I didn't even bother with the $1 off a meal offer (well, I didn't get a meal I guess). On their website, I will admit they do have a full menu (and a full catering menu- must order 24 hours in advance) with prices to give you an idea. They also have 2 or 3 different options for online delivery as well. I did notice though on a few reviews people would have preferred to have eaten it fresh and not take out. I cannot (and I won't try) personally vouch for those statements... Sorry, but there are too many decent Mediterranean grills out there in Atlanta to even think about wanting to come back here. Sorry but not sorry...

Really good Mediterranean food. The Groupon deal is such a good deal and the food is always good. Really reliable for a dinner spot if you aren't sure what to get. Shaved chicken is great

Very friendly girl assisted me when I went there to take out my food. Good taste and quality for price I paid for it. I will return again for sure!

We use to love this place. Haven't been in quite a while and we were very, very disappointed when we back. Have they changed ownership? A recent review said the flood was bland and we couldn't agree more. The kofta was so dry and really had no flavor. Rice was nothing special, no fragrance at all. The hummus here was one of our favorites in town, but it was mediocre at best. Supermarket hummus has more flavor. Even the fatoush salad had no taste. In a town that you have so many choices, go somewhere else.

Please do not order here !!! I was so sad and upset when I received my food in that extremely poor condition cause I was really hungry when I ordered it, spent my money, and waited for it SMFH.

Great little spot on the Westside! When I checked in here on Yelp I was pleasantly surprised with a $1 coupon. It's not a lot but still a nice surprise. Here's what I liked most and recommend: 1. Free Parking! They had their own parking lot which is a big plus since it's not common to find restaurants in Atlanta with parking lots. 2. It's fast! The food was surprisingly good for something that was ready so quickly. 3. Food tastes great! I had their Falafel Plate which was served with rice, a Mediterranean salad, and baba ghannoush and everything was AMAZINGLY FLAVORFUL. Overall, I highly recommend trying this place out for a quick bite. It's not really a sit-down resturant even though I did dine-in when I was there.

Guys.. if you around midtown of Atlanta gotta check this place out. Literally i voted The serve BEST FALAFEL in Atlanta! I've been this place for many time. I love they Shave chicken serve with bowl of tasty rice and top with salad. Its super DELICIOUS! And usually on weekend they serve Mutton Briyani also delicious. Meanwhile about the service they all friendly! Especially the ladies name Doha, she's lovely person, always make customer feel welcome! If you guys love my review just follow my IG: makknyozz (MakkNyozz | food hunter) My motto cheap eat out and delicious!

Friday special is always good consistency of food and taste is amazing, I would totally recommend that lamb briani!

We stopped at this little gem on our road trip, I ordered the fattoush, chicken and meat kabob along with rice. First of all the service is awesome; the young lady at the counter is very nice and professional. The food is delicious, not heavy, not greasy, just right. You have a choice between bowls, wraps or plates, pick and choose what food items you would like. There are all kinds of flavors you taste in their food, it's amazing! The price is just right and they are generous with the food portions! This is a clean place to dine in or carry out and rest assured the restrooms are very clean too which is a plus!

Lovely, homey place! Super lowkey location, but the food is quality. Got the shish taouk plate and a chicken shawarma wrap. The meat is super flavorful, it was slighTly overdone but delicious nevertheless. Extremely well priced and it was a nice casual place to go for a quick dinner! The ladies working there are super nice and sweet as well

We stopped by for a week day dinner after seeing the positive reviews. Located off 14th street (next a a subway), Tannour does not look particularly exciting from the outside. The inside is simple and functional and the ordering area once again does not look like anything special. The lady working the counter was super friendly and helpful, she gave us recommendations and suggestions and was patient while our party of 4 decided what to order. Any hesitation I had about Tannour disappeared when the food arrived. The great reviews are certainly justified. We had a few different dishes, including chicken and beef shawarma wraps, and beef shawarma plates. Everything was tasty, includes the sides (fries, hummus, Tabbouleh). There are quite a few good Mediterranean restaurants in the area, but Tannour is up there as well. Simple, tasty and good pricing. While it didn't quite reach Jerusalem bakery (my favorite spot for shawarma and hummus in ATL), it was good.

This place is walking distance from the Al-Farooq masjid (beautiful masjid, by the way masha'Allah!). It is fast food but great quality food. The prices are reasonable based on the great portion and quality of food you get. On top of that, the staff was very kind to me. The restaurant was clean when I went after Jummah. I tried the kufta kabob plate with rice and tabbouleh salad and baba ghonoush- delicious! I recommend it to others. Parking is very limited though. I parked at the masjid for Jummah, then walked over to Tannour for lunch, then went to get my car afterwards- no biggie.

Fresh falafel!! So delicious and crispy. They have make your own bowls and many sauces to choose from. I got the salad bowl with falafel, but you have the option of getting a wrap or rice bowl too. Friendly staff and quick service. This is located in the food court in perimeter mall. Go check it out

This meal was better the next day surprisingly but somewhat of a disappointment the day of. We got so much rice and so little of other portions (besides the hummus) that it flavored my opinion of this place, which was otherwise decent. The chicken shawarma was somewhat dry and under-spiced. I asked about getting extra pitas and the person who took my order told me we were already getting pita with our order, but the two pieces were not nearly enough for the food we ordered and sauces provided. As mentioned, the quantities were good for things like sauces, rice, and hummus but chicken kabab was just ok and would have hoped for more than two pieces of meat with the kafta bowl. The meat was tasty though. I liked the fava bean salad quite a bit. It had a nice citrus-e flavor. The lentil soup had an unusual spice that we didn't love. Overall fine but wouldn't go back as first choice.

Visited here twice, most recently on feb 6, 2022. The service is outstanding, very friendly and happy to explain ingredients or share recommendations. I had a falafel plate with hummus, tabouleh, rice, and a side of a wrap. Sooo good! This is the best falafel I've had here in Atlanta. I highly recommend this restaurant. Pass on the beef and chicken shawarma, dry and not great cuts of meat.

Food: A++. I have a thing for falafel so I am a critic. Needless to say, I love Tannours falafel. Ambiance: B+ Store Front but very clean. The staff makes up for the lack of that "restaurant feel". I'd rather have Good food and Good service. Cleanliness: A Staff: A Prices: A Comparable to other Mediterranean restaurants.

With so many delicious Mediterranean places, it's hard not to compare the taste when you try a new place. This place is DEFINITELY a mom and pop, so I was glad to try something "authentic". Unfortunately for me, there are other places that are so finger licking good, that I'd probably return to those. Onto the review in a bullet like format vs narrative: Greeted upon entry = yay! Chicken wrap -- NOT a fresh wrap. Downer #1: Looked store bought. Total off put right there. If you're going to do that, maybe discard the bag and tie that we all use in our homes, and put it in something else. I don't like hot food to be cold so I asked if they could warm up the wrap. No. They said it becomes too crispy. Downer # 2. Mind you, it is possible to warm it up, you just don't LEAVE it warming otherwise, YES it will turn crispy. Onions NEED to be cut more fine. Big chunky onions were a lil off putting when you bite. My mum loved her fresh hot falafels. Chicken wrap flavor - okay, not bad. Had better? yes. I came based on the reviews, would've missed the place for sure if I wasn't deliberately looking for it. Kids meal was good!

This is a small restaurant but the food packs a punch! The service was homely and warm. We ordered the beef kofta and chicken shawarma wrap with fries and falafels. I was really surprised at the quality of food and service. The wraps were delicious and the falafels were one of the best ones I have tasted in a long time! I highly recommend the falafels because they are made super fresh. The fries were spicy and yummy. If you want to add more spice to your food ask them to put some of the spicy sauce and you won't be disappointed. For a non spicy flavor I highly recommend adding hummus to your wrap. Quantity of food is good and prices are pretty affordable. Overall I highly recommend this place for affordable, fresh and yummy food

They have some items that are great, but a lot of the food is very bland. The shaved chicken and beef completely lack flavor and are too dry. The kofta (in the red sauce) are good. I like the beef/lamb combo and chicken. I used to get the chicken kabab but I got an undercooked chicken before (pink inside) and I stopped having that dish. I enjoy the tabbouleh salad and baba gannoush. Not a fan of the pita - I wish it was softer. To be honest, I stop here mostly out of convenience / proximity to my home.

Dirty table, childs high chair crusted over from several previous occupants. Order taker got order wrong. Language barrier. shaved chicken was dry, burnt on one side, hard to chew.. Gave this place a try based on high Yelp rating. Can't trust Yelp in Atlanta after this. I've been to hundreds of Mediterranean grills in the USA, Canada, and Middke East. Atlanta has too many fresh, clean Mediterranean grills for this place to remain open. Sad.

Very good value for your dollar (Very healthy portion) and the food was quite good. Though I love onions, they were a bit HEAVY-handed on the amount of onions in the rice, but that was a small part of the overall. I'm definitely looking forward to trying some other items on the menu. =)

Loved the chicken and beef. The rice and sauce were the best part. If you get the bowl. Get the veggies on the side. They stop you from getting to the goodness! Everything was fresh!

I was pleasantly surprised by Tannour Grill. The food I've had here has been delicious. This is a fast-casual Mediterranean restaurant that opened September 1, 2015. It replaced Wasabi Grill (https://www.yelp.com/biz/wasabi-grill-atlanta) in the dinky little strip known as "The Shoppes at 14th St." The building also includes a Subway. It's located across the street from CBS46 studios in Home Park. Parking is tight, but spaces are usually available. If you don't see any open spaces in front, there's additional parking in the back. It's a dumpy lot, but at least it's not as congested as it used to be when House of Hookah was located in the same building. House of Hookah has since moved to a separate building next door. Parking is enforced. I've seen cars booted. The restaurant is small, but not tiny. The interior is fairly bare bones with minimal decor. It's got an open layout with table seating for about 30. A long banquette runs along one of the walls. If dining in during busy hours, you'll be cozying up next to other customers. Take-out is a popular option. This is a good alternative to a place like Chipotle. The ordering style is the same. You can get bowls, wraps, or plates. Bowls and wraps cost about $7-9 each. They do not come with sides which cost about $2-4 each. Plates cost about $9-11 each and come with two sides. Protein options include chicken shawarma, beef shawarma, shish taouk (marinated chicken kebabs), beef kofta (similar to meatballs or meatloaf), and falafel (fried chickpea balls). Complimentary toppings include garlic sauce, tahini sauce, tomatoes, parsley-onion, and pickles. Sides include hummus, baba ghanoush (eggplant), fattoush salad (mixed greens, radishes, tomatoes), "tannour salad" (I think this is a house specialty), tabbouleh salad, and lentil soup. Baklava is $1.49. Food is served in environmentally-friendly biodegradable bowls and plates. There's a self-serve Coke fountain machine, Fuze tea canisters, and a fridge with bottled drinks including a yogurt beverage. Sodas/teas run about $2 and the yogurt drink $3. I think Tannour's chicken shawarma is excellent. It compares favorably to the chicken shawarma I regularly get at the Mediterranean restaurant near my work, Jerusalem Bakery in Marietta (https://www.yelp.com/biz/jerusalem-bakery-and-restaurant-marietta-3). It's tender and nicely seasoned. Garlic or tahini sauce is a must. There are two rotating spits of meat in the kitchen. One has beef and the other chicken. You can see them while standing in line to order. The meat on each spit is layered in stacks as opposed to one giant hunk of processed meat per spit. This means the meat is higher quality; not the cheap stuff. The beef kofta is very good. It's traditionally shaped, sort of like a sausage. (Other places serve kofta shaped like thick hamburger patties.) Eating kofta is a lot like eating meatballs. The ground meat consistency is similar. Tannour's kofta is flavorful and savory. I like the spice mix they use. Sides I've tried include the hummus, baba ghanoush, tannour salad, and tabbouleh salad. The hummus was somewhat disappointing. It didn't taste bad, but was too dense. The baba ghanoush was yummy. Good flavor and appetizing consistency. The tannour salad consisted of cucumbers, tomatoes, and parsley tossed in a light, creme-colored sauce. The veggies were crisp and fresh; the sauce quite vinegary. Not bad though. I enjoyed the tabbouleh salad. It's one of my favorite sides to order at Mediterranean restaurants. Lots of chopped parsley with some mint, tomato, and other ingredients. Zesty and tasty. The tabbouleh has olive oil in it, as do the hummus and baba ghanoush, of course. I'm a big fan of the rice, but not so much the pita bread. The rice is delightful. The pieces of pita, individually wrapped, are hard. The baklava is terrific. The pastry is delectably sweet, crispy, and flaky. Tannour's version is made with pistachios. Portion sizes, particularly on the plates, are generous. Tannour has two Groupon deals, good for 40% off regular prices: https://www.groupon.com/deals/tannour-grill. Hopefully, the deals won't be expired by the time you read this. This is one of those rare restaurants on Groupon that's actually pretty good. Tannour has other deals you can take advantage of. If you check-in on Yelp or other forms of social media (e.g. Facebook), you get $1 off. Students get discounts too. Perfect for nearby Techies. Service is fine. The owner is friendly. Payments are transacted over a tablet using Clover so receipts can be emailed to you. The restaurant is open until 10pm, Sunday-Thursday, and 11pm, Friday and Saturday.

Omg. I love this spot! The Falafel is so good, with great texture. The Babaganoush is nice and smoky. The hummus is good and Prices are great. When i look in the kitchen and see an old Lebanse lady cooking my food, I know I am in the right place! If you are vegan or vegetarian , this is a great spot for you.

Delicious food, generous serving sizes, and excellent service-- everyone was super helpful and welcoming. This is a great option for vegetarians/vegans and meat-eaters alike, offering meat/falafel plates or wraps, Mediterranean salads, curries, and more. Make sure to get the walnut or pistachio baklava for a perfect finish.

Loved the food. Great price point and a wide variety of Lebanese cuisine. Fast and friendly service. Would return in a heartbeat!

Came here because I've heard good things and it seemed super highly rated on Yelp, but was overall disappointed by the quality of the food. The overall flavor was pretty good and the food looked really appetizing, but the meats (both the chicken and the beef) were very very dry. In addition, the pita that I was given was super tough to chew. Both definitely took away from the overall quality of the food despite the flavor.