Shiraz was an excellent choice for a Middle Eastern dish. The food tasted awesome and the portion…read moresizes were pretty good too! From the outside, it doesn't look like there's a lot of seating area, but on the inside they make it work: there are 8-12 tables of 4 at least. Some of the other comments say that the staff was rude: I never experienced this. The owners/staff of the mom-and-pop shop were very kind to my party! I'd recommend giving it a try at least once :).

I tried the gyro plate from Shiraz and it was so tasty. The meat was flavorful, tender, and crispy…read moreon the outside. It came with some rice (optional raisins probably shouldn't have gotten them) and a side salad. Their tzatziki sauce paired perfectly with the meat! It seems they make everything fresh and when you order it, so it took some time to come out, but they are working as hard as they can back there! Everyone was really friendly and hard working.

Finally, the loooong wait is over. And I don't mean waiting for a Mediterranean food truck in CS, I…read moremeant the wait of having the Shawarma King food truck stationed right in front of your eyes and waiting for all the paperwork before they could open. That was excruciating! Anyway, their menu is short and simple. Two types of Shawarmas (chicken and beef/lamb) and two types of Burritos, at very reasonable prices. The staff is extremely friendly and the best part is, of course, the food. The meat is always juicy fresh and the sauce greatly complements the taste. I am so happy to have two of the best food trucks in town, located so close to my workplace. They are usually busy throughout the day and run out early. So it's better to call in and check before paying a late evening visit. PS: The remaining star is to motivate them to increase their portion a little bit. Such good food should not leave you craving for more due to the portion. (I know I am nitpicking here, and let this in no way discourage you, to try them out.)

The food won't kill you, but it's not shawarma…read more I ordered the zinger sandwich and it was basically fried chicken fingers and processed cheese in a wrap. There wasn't even the slightest hint of middle eastern flavor, it was something you'd get from taco bell or KFC. Horribly disappointed. My partner ordered the lamb platter. The lamb is very processed and no way to tell if it's lamb or well-seasoned tofu. All on a huge bed of rice with basically the toppings you'd get on a whopper. Definitely nothing special, and certainly not worth going back for. I was so looking forward to more actual Middle Eastern food options in College Station, but I guess I'll stick to Shiraz.

i've eaten here sooo many times and here's a comprehensive review:…read more to begin, everything tastes quite fresh and the choice of ingredients for the bowls including the chick peas, jalapeños, and sauce are all excellent. the rice here is good and the chicken tastes great. let's talk price. this place can be quite expensive, especially if you are ordering something like a shawarma. personally, i wouldn't just because the amount you get for the price is quite small. for the rice platters, id say it's also a touch expensive for the size, however, there is a deal occasionally on uber eats where you can buy one get one. uber eats of course charges enough in service fees and delivery to basically charge you the full amount anyway, but if you have uber one or some other deals you could get these on an excellent deal. now, i LOVE my halal food, and there really aren't many options for good halal-cart style halal food in college station and even considering that, i find myself missing abu omar when im away from cstat. but when im here, i usually pass by the cart just because the prices are too high to justify eating regularly. i'd definitely suggest running some deals so atleast on certain days its more accessible for students. with that out of the way, id recommend trying a rice platter from abu omar. the staff is nice, the packaging is nice, and the food comes out decently fast. it tastes great and *if* you enjoy it relatively soon after getting it (i.e. your delivery didn't take a long time to arrive, if ordered) you can typically enjoy it quite warm, which is awesome. personally, ill definitely keep eating and enjoying the food from here and keep wishing there were better recurring deals or prices across the menu. taste: 9.5/10 price: 6.5/10 overall: 8/10! a solid, classic halal food cart option in cstat. one of few choices for great halal food. give them a try, but know it's a bit expensive for a student's meal.

I love abu omar Italian shawrma zinger shawrma rap fries 100% definitely recommend this placeread more

I ordered a chicken bowl with a black lentil base, garlic sauce and hummus. Excellent food…read more Beautiful bowl too. I would have added a pic but I didn't think about it until it was almost gone. Highly recommend it.

I visited this location on Sunday after church with all of my family, 10 of us in total. We were…read moregreeted with smiles from the staff and the store was so clean that we felt very comfortable dining in the restaurant. There were a variety of offerings which looked appetizing, and fresh. We ordered salad and the signature bowls. My family can be very picky when it comes to spice and portion sizes when we are out to eat but surprisingly everyone was very pleased with every aspect of the food. For a large party we were served quickly with no issues with orders, the servers were attentive to our special requests and everyone was pleased. We will definitely come back after services again. Thank you!

Food: Beef/lamb gyro and Nicks Fries. My kids and I love the…read moregyro. The pita bread was so moist and packed with meats and the sauce is on point. The Nicks Fries is pretty sloppy, but delicious and flavorful. The spicy yogurt the fries elevates the flavor. Service: Staff are super friendly and fast. Other: First time eating this type of food. We'll definitely be back, although overall, it's pretty pricey for something I can easily demolish. Large parking lot. Lots of tables to dine at.

I've been here three times for takeout, and it's always a quick, smooth experience with friendly…read moreservice. The food is consistently tasty and filling. The kids' meal is big enough to satisfy an adult and then some!

Food: Great! Fresh, seasoned just right, portions are generous, authentic…read more Service: Great! The owner is the server, he cares. He explains the dishes and explains the wait time, he gives you the recommendation. Warm, hospitable, attention to detail, what not to like? Ambience: If you are looking for a candle light, quiet, romantic, great view of the city kind of an ambiance, this place is not it. But it is clean, cozy, casual and authentic. Thank you for the great food! We will be back!

Amazing food, delicious and spice level exactly what I wanted. A delightful small restaurant of…read morehigh quality kabob fare.

This place rocks. 10/10. They have a student discount if ur a student which is a nice perk. Genifer…read morewas amazing!

First visit. Excellent Gyros and the Nick fries are…read moreoutstanding! Will be back again. Everything we had was authentic and tasted great.

This place is fireeeee!! The workers are really nice and generous with their servings!! On…read moreWednesday it's half price for students and it's a rlly good deal.

If Chipotle had a rebellious Italian sibling, this would be it. This place is essentially a build…read moreyour own pasta bar. Their hours are irregular. Some days they have "large catering orders" and will post a sign up stating that they'll be opening at 11:45am instead of their regular 10:30am opening time. Their pasta is mid at best. I had the marinara pasta with spaghetti noodles and meatballs. I've had better spaghetti from Olive Garden. I should have left when I saw the girl behind the counter picking up pieces of pasta off of the counter and putting them back into the serving bowls. With so many other restaurants in Century Square, I would stay away from Piada.

Pom and Honey is one of three food establishments in the basement of the Memorial Student Union on…read morethe Texas A and M College Station Campus. It is your basic Mediterranean pita wrap/grain bowl/green bowl establishment. The olives are canned. The spicy hummus is unpleasant. The pita are inedible. The rest won't kill you. You can count it as lunch. If you want to eat healthy - you can go to Smoothie King which is the next stall over. They will make you a veggie drink that will give you your vitamins and antioxidants. If you want something that tastes good, you can go to Panda Express which is two stalls over. The lines are much shorter at Pom and Honey than at the other two establishments. I wonder why.

Had a good experience here -- will have to visit again for a more accurate eval. Contrary to some…read moreother comments, think the price here is reasonable for the food provided. Portions were larger than expected -- my chicken shawarma bowl, which I was thinking would almost be salad-like, really filled me up. Quality was good, but in my view a little sub-par compared with a Cava or some other Mediterranean places -- a little too little focus on the ingredients, which were somewhat overwhelmed by the sauce/spices. Still, pretty good and a worthwhile visit if you're in the mood and in the area. Tip: follow the parking lot signs and don't use the pickup slots unless you're picking up -- tow truck drivers are ready and waiting...

First time coming here and got the Falafel Gyro and it was so delicious. I tried it for the first…read moretime in my trip to Israel but I think I like this one better ..... I was so hungry that I forgot to take a picture, I added black olives and spicy aioli and it was perfect... you guys def need to try this place..... my son is moving to TAMU this coming fall and this is going to be my lunch spot when I come visit, that's for sure but it is a bit pricey if you ask me and more for the students