It's no longer an eatery, just a Middle Eastern grocery store. They do carry some baked goods, as…read morewell as pantry, refrigerated, and frozen foods. They also have some home goods (rugs, Turkish coffee pots, cups, etc). The cashier was friendly and provided a recommendation to us for another restaurant since we came for shawarma but they no longer have the restaurant here.

Having eaten at a place by the same name, different owner in Cleveland, we had such high hopes for…read morethis market eatery. The market side offered fresh pitas and various other foreign delights. The cashier doubled as the waiter, who took a bit to realize that we wanted to order (in retrospect we could have approached him but were too busy reading the menu) asked what we wanted. I got the falafel sandwich, which although a bit drippy at the tail end as I scooped it out of the foil, was crispy. And my mate's lamb sandwich (which is truly a wrap) was perfectly seasoned. Granted it is served on a Styrofoam plate and there is no background music, but we didn't come for ambience. Do yourself a favor and get it to go, and let your taste buds rejoice.

Everything delicious and will be back. I had the Mixed Grill…read morewith side of pickled veggies and recommended both for any 1st time guests. The staff were all friendly and helpful.

Really good restaurant to try out, for those who want to try food that isn't just American…read morecuisines. I know Almaza is known for their rotisserie chicken, but I chose to try their other dishes on this trip. Some may feel the prices are on the higher side, but honestly the prices are quite fair. Reason being is, there was enough food to feed two people. You can dine in or just order takeout, either choice you're going to have some good food. Kibbie- I liked these handheld Lebanese beef croquettes. The seasoning was good and it does come with some sauces, but I didn't need them. I was fine with how well the croquettes tasted alone Pastelillos- I loved these meat pies..I could eat these all day Mediterranean lamb plate- The bed of rice that comes with the dish, is totally different tasting that I have ever had. Manly because of the shaved almonds, and cinnamon. But by no means, do I have any complaints. The lamb pieces with this entree was a good compliment.

06/04/2026 An update: I brought my husband with me to…read morelunch at one of my current favorite places! Although we we the first people there at 1pm for dine-in, there was a steady stream of take-out orders getting picked up, as well as other (mostly men) coming to dine. The chairs are wide and overstuffed, and the tables are just the right height. It's a, "have another bite" atmosphere. There are long prayers coming from the speakers. Even a non-Arabic speaker like me knows that, "Bismillah" doesn't rhyme! The better half's take on his kebab? "This is the best lamb I've ever had!". I thought the shwarma and fries were great, but the hummus served with warm pita, some fruity, green olive oil, and a sprinkling of sumac/ za'atar really knocked it out of the park. I was dipping my fries in it! We ended the meal with a long slice of pistachio backlava. Oh, so good!

I was originally going to go to Amira's kitchen, but for some reason it was closed, so I did see…read moregood reviews on this place. I was sadly mistaken because the food was not at all to the level that it should have been at. I ordered the baba ganoush. which was fine, but seemed like it had been sitting out for a while. I also ordered the chicken tawook plate. First of all, I must say that this is not chicken breast, but it seemed like there were dark pieces as well as fat still on the chicken, which made for a worse taste. I made sure to ask before, but I don't know where the miscommunication happened. The chicken lacked flavor, but more importantly, it was not fully cooked and was squishy. I was able to take a photo because I was in a rush and the only parts of the chicken that I was able to eat were when I had to cut a piece off of cooked meat. I wish them nothing but the best, but the quality of food needs to get better for this to be edible because uncooked meat is very unsafe. That was very disappointed with my food and I wish I could've stayed back to speak to the owner, but he had left at the time. I have nothing more to say Also, this was not a cheap meal, so this makes for a worse experience, I hope the owner reaches out

Great service and spectacular food! Everything was hot, fresh, and flavorful! We can't wait to…read morecome back with our extended family who loves both rotisserie chicken and middle eastern dips. The portions are impressive as well.

So, we went here after a long day so we were famished and quite looking forward to our meal. Now…read morethe appetizers were AMAZING, especially the kibbeh. It was steaming hot and freshly made. The falafel were good and authentic. We ordered a few appetizers and a few entrees. The general consensus at the table was that the food was decent. Personally, I ordered mjaddara (for those who don't know what that is, it's a vegetarian dish with rice, lentils, and onions). I have never tried it before but it's not my favorite. Now overall, the place is plain, but do not let that fool you. The food is really good. We were catered to that day by the owner and she was nice and hel

This small storefront has been open for a while. Perhaps a year. And it may have changed hands…read moreor menus a little over time, I'm not sure. I think it's Halal. It's middle eastern food, and I've only had the beef one, and only when someone brought it to eat. So good. I pass by this place occasionally and recently planned to stop in but it was a day they are closed. It's not a bakery like you may think, with cupcakes and cookies. At least not what I've seen. It's middle eastern food, think shawarma type. But I've only had that beef thing and that's what I'll go back for today. I was surprised this isn't in yelp, I think it's been open for a while. And in an area that's got more and more going on.

Schwarma and falafel were cooked the perfect amount. Some of the best Arab food I've had out, I…read moregave it 4 stars for customer service/cleanliness. It wasn't bad at all, but is just kinda a grab n go place without many seating options. Definitely worth the prices/portions.

The Beyti kebab was well-seasoned and cooked properly, with a satisfying richness from the meat and…read moresauce, though it leaned heavier than expected by the end of the plate. The manti stood out more for its comfort than complexity, tender dumplings, yogurt, and a clean garlic-forward profile that felt authentic, even if slightly muted on spice. The ribeye steak medallions were cooked accurately and had good texture, but they were less memorable compared to the rest of the menu. In contrast, the mixed grill platter was the strongest showing of the night, offering variety and consistent execution across different meats, which is not easy to do well. Everything was flavorful without feeling overworked. The mixed meat pide was satisfying and hearty, though on the richer side. It's filling and best approached as a shared dish rather than an add-on. Turkish tea was straightforward and comforting, doing exactly what it should after a heavy meal. Overall, Sofra delivers a traditional, well-executed Turkish dinner with generous portions and a focus on consistency rather than reinvention. Best enjoyed family-style, pacing the meal thoughtfully to fully appreciate the depth of the menu without fatigue.

This place is always great! The service is friendly, the food is delicious... I've ordered many…read morethings from their menu over the past couple of years and have never been disappointed... I love to order hummus and pita to start... the flatbread pizzas (not really the name) are so tasty and filling... the platter with just about everything in it, beef, many, chicken, bread, and salad can't be beat!

Excellent service. Delicious food. The bread is amazing. Lots of dessert choices. Plenty of…read moreparking. Not crowded. So glad this place is around.

This was our first time trying this jem of a Yemeni restaurant and we were not disappointed! The…read morefood was absolutely incredible! I had the wrapped in foil lamb over rice and the lamb fell off the bone and there was an amazing fragrance and spice to both the meat and the rice. I love the inclusion of the golden raisins for a pop of sweetness. The ambiance is very casual, but it was amazing to see the Yemeni community and families here to enjoy the food. Our server was so kind and welcoming and recommend a few dishes to try. We definitely will need to come back to try more of this delicious food!

Wow! Great new find for us and happy we stopped in! Food was great and plentiful. I got the large…read moreshawrma combo and my wife for the large wrap. Easily enough food for two and a half meals. Home made pickles and baklava rounded it out for a tasty dinner! Prices were good and the owner was super friendly and welcoming. There is parking available on the street nearby and possibly in front? Not entirely sure as there were massive snow hills at the time we went.

Middle Eastern Flavors is great! You walk in and the menu is on a board on the left. They had a…read moregood amount of people working on a Sunday and they were very helpful when I was deciding between combos or the Shawarma. I opted for the large shawarma and we split fries. baba ghanoush, and hummus. HUGE portions of the sides and very reasonably priced. We ate in and they brought the food over VERY quickly. Super super nice people that work there. Super delicious and it seems like they are busy which is great because I'd like to see them stick around. Can't wait to go back for the chicken over rice. They have a cooler with cans of drinks if you are eating in as well so whether you choose take out or dine in, definitely a good stop