Friendly service, excellent food and great value…read more Half the town was closed on Tuesday night, but this place was happening. My bride ordered the Chicken Souvlaki platter with rice and salad and loved it! I went with the Lamb & Beef gyro platter with fries and salad and it was excellent! No beer or alcohol. Highly recommend!

This restaurant makes me feel like I am in Astoria, Queens - great fast casual vibes with truly…read moreauthentic Greek food. We split a lamb and beef kebab platter and shared a halloumi Santorini which came in a hot broth. In total we paid about $30 for a great lunch. You seat yourself and order at the counter; most tables were full but there's quick turnover.

Aladdin is definitely on the pricer end for Middle Eastern food but it was overall good. My…read morefavorite was their pita bread and Baba Ghaniuj. The potato kibbeh was too salty for my liking. I would NOT recommend their saffron rice, it was mushy and underflavored. The interior is small. They had 4 small tables so I would recommend this more for a to-go place. Lots of parking in front of the restaurant! Customer service is a 2/5. There was only one person working and he was very rude. Middle Eastern Salad w/ Falafel ($17.85) Trio combo with Moussaka Eggplant, Saffron rice, Hummus ($24.88) Potato Kibbeh (5 piece/$9.99) Baba Ghaniuj (small $9.40) Pita bread ($2.59/piece)

Good restaurant. Food is great but pricey. I ordered a combination of falafel and cauliflower in…read morethe bowl. Service is good. We did a takeout so the ambiance didn't really matter.

Every farmers market I always have to stop by and get food from this stand. I have not been to the…read morestore yet, but want to go soon. The falafel wrap is great and the eggplant and red pepper ezme are amazing. The stuffed grape leaves are my absolute favorite. Definitely recommend this place!

My organization used Anatolian for our recent event. Efe was quick to respond and very…read moreaccommodating, and we ended up having plenty of delicious food for a great price! Definitely recommend and will use again!

We had a confirmed reservation at 8:30 PM on 12/29 at Cafe Rustica for a party of four. When we…read morearrived, no hostess acknowledged us and the staff appeared completely disorganized. After approaching a waiter, he mistakenly assumed we were part of a 14 person group. After about 15 minutes, he called us to that large table. We immediately questioned it and asked where our reserved table was. Only then did he realize his mistake and told us our table had already been given to someone else. We never sat down. There was no apology, no explanation, and no attempt to fix the situation. We were left standing in the middle of the restaurant with no guidance. The worst part was the bartender or server's behavior. She said that at some point we would be seated, but if we were not happy, we could come back another time. She said this smiling, with irony and disregard, as if delivering good news. She then went back to the bar smiling, ignoring us while repeatedly glancing at us, which felt dismissive and mocking. There was no manager present and no one took responsibility. No one explained what would happen next or showed any intention of correcting the mistake. We left and went to Peak 47, where we had the same prices, much better food, and truly professional service. The contrast could not have been clearer. Reservations clearly mean nothing here. Unprofessional staff, no accountability, and a complete lack of respect for customers. Avoid this restaurant.

It's a solid Italian spot near lake placid. A small location so without reservations you're either…read moregoing to wait or be asked to not stay longer than an hour. It wasn't an ideal situation but it was our fault for not having an advance reservation since we just got into town when we stopped by. Pricing seemed higher than what we're accustomed to coming from nyc and Long Island but the food was good and portions were large. It's a very rustic feel inside with dim lighting.

We went there by chance - on our way back from Tremblant to Brookline - what a hidden treasure. Now…read morewe would make a trip to Burlington simply to eat here!! We started off by odering two dishes and soon expanded it to six! EVERY dish was an ode to one's taste sensiblities - simply phenomenal quality! Our server Nina M was ever so nice!

Always reliable for a tasty brunch. Not always happy with portions. Eggplant sabich had very little…read morefried eggplant and so heavily breaded I think I got a total of one small slice of a very small eggplant. Could not taste it. Food can be tasty but always disappointed in portions considering price. Good and interesting pastries. A bit on the heavy side. Service pleasant and the place squeezes in a lot of people in an odd shaped small space.

Kismet has become a staple stop on every Burlington layover and it has never disappointed…read more The restaurant itself is classy and cozy, service is impeccable and the food is absolutely sublime. As someone who has been to Turkey and frequents Turkish dining establishments all over America, this place is one of the best I have dined at.

Excellent service Clean…read moreWelcoming Nice plate presentation Basic non turkish offerings for children Overpriced Not tasty ( hummus too much cumin and too liquidy...) This was our third try. I'm glad to see so many high reviews burlington needs and I wish them well.

The Short Version: Popular shawarma place on Sainte…read moreCatherine Street. The beef shawarma was pretty good. The Long Version: My husband and I were chilling in our hotel when my husband had a hankering for some shawarma. He didn't want to go too far, and I encouraged him to try a new-to-us place, lol. So a quick search led him to Shawarmaz. Shawarmaz is a Canadian company that started 2013 in Montreal. It has several locations but they are all in the Greater Montreal Area. My husband got the beef shawarma in a pita $9.79. They have the option of getting your shawarma in Saj bread or a baguette and those options are more expensive. He got lettuce, tomatoes, pickles, turnips and onions. For his sauces he got hummus, spicy garlic and chipotle. He enjoyed the shawarma. I had a bite so I could review it (I also went with him so I could see the restaurant and take pictures) haha. I thought it was pretty good. They give you a decent amount of protein. And the beef was flavourful and not gristly. I was surprised that the wrap was not too spicy considering the sauces he chose. The decor is fast food restaurant-like. Service was good but it did take a while for the food, although it's likely because there was a pretty long line up. Review #205 (2025)

Magic poutine was okay--the crispy strips on top were a little strange. Gravy was a little too…read moresweet for my liking

What a beautiful town Montpelier is. Walking the streets and doing some window shopping. I ended…read moreup at the end of main Street at sarducci's. There was ample seating at the bar and as a single I sat down and the bartender was nice and cheerful. She helped me through the menu and I ended up with the fruits of the sea.. in an alfredo sauce. The scallops and shrimps were delicious. The noodles were great and the sauce, although a bit thick was very tasty. The only thing I wish I did different was I ordered the lemon cheesecake.. it was very cold so it'd been stored in the fridge as a slice and it didn't seem to be the freshest but it was okay. The atmosphere is wonderful. The location is great. The service is wonderful. I will be back. I'll just order something different. Dessert.

Went there tonight been there many times live in Stowe…read more First time was a bad time. Derrick waiter App's great mussels Said your dinner would be out soon. Already waiting for my salad So dinner comes NO SALAD said I can put it in a box to go? I thought don't say it. Boxed salad ???? I had pork chop special I asked for pasta rather then mashed potato And I said the penne would be fine. With tomato sauce It came with plain penne NO sauce And he asked would I like cheese ? I once again didn't say a word So I wonder do Sarducci really follow yelp??