We dropped by lunch and we were we did. We found this Turkish and Kurdish restaurant tucked away…read morein a little shopping strip. We were seated right away. The inside was much more elegant than we expected. We started surf with Hummus and Baba Ganoush Sampler. It was tasty with a Turkish twist. Then, we ordered to Spicy Chicken which was made of chicken thighs. You could tell the chicken had been soaked in spices over night. We also had the Muklabah. It was a tasty dish of rice topped with meat, eggplant, and onions. I would highly recommend this dish. We finished off with a Rice Pudding Dish and Baklava. Everything rated like it was made in house. I would definitely come again.

Ordered the platter for 4 which was plenty of food. Chicken was good and tender but thought some of…read morethe pieces of lamb kabob were a bit overcooked and chewy. The rice it came with was fine but thought it could use some flavor since it was bland. Appetizer sampler was good but $25 was steep for just 4 dips that weren't too generous and only 2 pita breads. Overall food was fine but thought it was overpriced for the quantity. Service was good and they explained the menu well and were attentive.

Nice fresh fast healthy meals! Giving them a try today for the first time. Customizable and made…read moreto order

We got the crispy saj chicken shawarma and crispy pita beef shawarma, with the gyro loaded fries…read more The chicken shawarma was a lot better than the beef one. The beef one had a little bit of gamey flavor and the texture was not our favorite. Loved the condiments for the loaded.

The food was delicious and the dolmas were the best I have ever eaten…read more eaten. The man who took my I order was very pleasant and efficient!

I stopped by The Great Greek Mediterranean Grill in McKinney after driving past that whole row of…read morerestaurants and deciding it was time to branch out and try something new. I ordered the hummus and a gyro, simple, reliable choices, and overall, the experience was pretty solid. The service was genuinely great. Everyone there was friendly, quick, and on top of things, which always makes a difference. They moved pretty fast, so there wasn't a long wait. The bathrooms were spotless!! The food itself was good, not mind‑blowing, but definitely enjoyable. The hummus was smooth, the gyro had good flavor, and everything came out fast. It's the kind of place where you can walk in hungry and walk out satisfied without any drama. Now, I'll admit it: I'm spoiled. We've got a lot of fantastic Greek spots in the area, so my standards are basically set at "Greek grandma who's been cooking for 60 years." That's a tough bar for anyone to clear. But even with that, The Great Greek held its own. It's like the dependable friend who may not be the life of the party but always shows up on time and brings snacks.

Love the food here, always great service and a pleasure to come back! The tikka masala is a must!read more

Cute little place that serves Mediterranean and Asian cuisine. It's order at the counter and there…read moreare a few tables to set at. I ordered the delicious Gyro plate which came with rice, hummus, salad, Pita bread and tzatziki. I also ordered a baklava for dessert which I didn't care for. The inside was crunchy which made me think it was old. All in all, I will definitely be back.

Delicious food. Great dessert…read more Reasonable price. Great customer services. They have indoor and outdoor seating options. Great place. We usually celebrate our birthdays there. Ambience is great.

Service was quick, well organized , but held up by the kitchen. This is an enormous place, clean,…read morenice and inviting, but a bit noisy at lunch. I had a Gyro. Very tasty, meaty and warm. Pita was soft with tzatziki and veggies. They also have a buffet, that I did not try, but it looked fresh with a wide variety of items. Their dessert case had many different items. I will be back for the buffet.

Delicious! Authentic Greek food Fresh, Baba Ganoush Eggplant…read moreDip is a personal favorite and the Baklava, more please! Keep this lil family business running

Service and food have gone a bit downhill recently. It seems ownership changed after Covid. The…read morefood is mostly typical Greek - American, but I had to laugh at another reviewer calling this place "authentic Greek" because they serve "baba ghanoush"... that is absolutely not Greek, and it's like calling falafel Greek food . Beyond the quality and service issues, be very careful with their online ordering system. It stays active and takes your money even when the restaurant is entirely closed. Also, keep a close eye on your cart when ordering online. My friend accidentally selected the vegetarian gyro for me (we had no idea they had this) when ordering. We didn't know until we got home to eat; it was literally just lettuce, tomato, tzatziki, and pita bread. It went straight into the trash along with the 18 dollars I paid for it. Between the declining quality and the broken ordering system, we won't be rushing back. You also can't really eat here like you used to be able to. If you decide to they just tell you to get your plastic forks and knives yourself from a counter. Yet for the price you should be able to have a restaurant experience.

Amazing spot with great kebabs and friendly service. I hope they stay this way.complimentary lentil…read moresoup upon being seated. $1 Iraqi chai tea (as tea should be), friendly suggestions and service with a smile. These guys are awesome, don't lose this please. Mixed appetizers were fresh and flavorful. Standard hummus and tabouleh and this place does it well. Kebabs were top notch and the variety of 4 types in the mixed grill hits the mark. What brings it all together was the saffron rice. Prices right and not inflated like other kebab shops which altogether will keep me coming back. Family vibes inside. Really liked this place. Great job guys.

Nay is truly one of the best Iraqi restaurants I've visited in Dallas! From the moment we walked…read morein, the hospitality was amazing -- warm, generous, and very family-friendly. You can feel the kindness of the people running the place, which makes the experience even more special. We ordered the masgouf (grilled fish), mixed grill, lamb qoozi, a variety of appetizers, and of course, tea at the end. Everything was absolutely delicious. The flavor of the masgouf -- the smell, the taste, the way it was grilled -- took me straight back home. It's rare to find that kind of authentic taste, and they absolutely nailed it. The portions were generous, and every dish was made with care. The tea was a perfect finish to a great meal -- I almost forgot to take a photo because I was enjoying it so much! If you're looking for real Iraqi flavors and amazing hospitality, Nay is a must-visit.

We were in the area checking out homes and the wife found this place on Yelp. It's a very modest…read morerestaurant in terms of ambience and size, but it is clean. You order at the counter and they bring your food to you. We love Middle Eastern food so we were quite pleased that this restaurant exists in the middle of the Texas countryside. I am sure that the people of Murphy and Lucas do not consider themselves as country dwellers, but coming from Dallas, it is countryside. Not saying that is good or bad, just an observation. Anyway, the restaurant. We started with a side of hummus and it was very good. I like a bit less tahini and more garlic, but I am not complaining about this hummus. It came with pita bread. I wish it had been warm. I ordered the shish taouk (cubed chicken breast) and it was excellent. Chicken was tender and very flavorful. It came with rice, some pickles, and an olive dip that I never saw before but it was good too. The wife had the beef shawarma and it also was very flavorful. Beef was tender and good quality. Her's also came with rice. Both of our dishes were excellent and we both would order again. Service was very friendly. It's a family owned restaurant and you can tell that they really care. It was not terrible busy on a Saturday night so I hope they are successful. If I lived in Murphy or Lucas I would be here once a week for sure.

Their beef shawarma is really good and it has a unique taste! We all loved it. Chicken shawarma was…read morenot as good as beef and it was little bit dry! I wish if it's juicy or if they can add more of the garlic sauce to it! Service was amazing! I believe it's a family owned restaurant and they were so nice!

Schwarma was very good. Both salads, Arabic and Greek were also top notch…read more Only suggestion is don't be afraid to explain the menu items. You are going to get a lot of new people in that don't know what Sujak or other items are. Tell us. Be proud of your food. It's great. See you again soon!

Third time here in a month- and I brought my BFF with me so she could see what she has been missing…read moreout on. She loved it too! Still 5 stars. Delightful Family serving Authentic Arabic Food that takes me back to my childhood. IYKYK. On this visit, I ordered the Meat Fatteh with Almonds and Olive Oil. Also shared a Zaatar/Cheese pie and split a Tabbouleh Salad with Mom. BFF ordered the Hummus with Ground Beef and the Lentil Soup. Friendly, attentive service, relaxed ambience, contrast and balance of flavors and spices, and ideal portions for a reasonable price. Traditional vibe. Mint and Cardamom Tea is the golden ticket here! It is so flavorful. We will continue to patronize this Family Business as often as we are able.

I'm talking in terms of falafel, this is the best I've ever had. I've been to over 20 restaurants,…read morenot many I know, but this coupled with the all the sauce and sides. MMMMMMM Owner is super nice, employees actively trying to save you money when you order. (Extra hummus, pita chips for lower price) Nice quiet place to sit and eat the best falafel of your GD life.

3 stars. The prices were honestly really fair, especially compared to Austin where these same…read moredishes would probably be another $5-7 more each. I tried both the wrap and the salad bowl, and while the portions were solid, the flavor of the meat was pretty middle of the road at best. The spices and seasoning just felt bland overall and neither dish really stood out. The sauces were definitely the highlight and added a lot more flavor than the meat itself. One small thing that also felt odd was getting water in a tiny plastic Dixie cup. Not a deal breaker, but it added to the overall average experience. Decent value for the money, just wish the food had more seasoning and flavor depth. Clean inside....