A rare absolute perfect 5. Oh my. You NEED to come here and grab the chicken shawarma. It's saucy,…read morejuicy, zesty, zingy, and the best bite you'll have. I was not anticipating it. My partner and I were super tired and needed a quick dinner. This wrap brought us up, and levitated us. We both were upset we hadn't tried this place sooner! From what I heard from him, the shop is cozy and cute, family-owned vibes. Definitely check it out! We had it to go, and will be going again.

Let's start with the positives! The atmosphere is cute and very clean. I like that they have games…read moreto play while you wait for food. The server was nice. The crispy chicken shawarma was good as well. I wasn't a a big fan of chicken 65 ( which were boneless buffalo wings), za'atar fries ( maybe could have added feta or lemon zest to it), and the garlic naan was sad and floppy. Overall cute place with okay food.

Fast paced and great food! Line could be a little long at the register but it's all worth it. I…read morepersonally didn't have to wait long to get my food but my friend had to for his falafel burger! I got chicken shawarma plate with Greek salad on the side. Everything tastes fresh and portion is really good! My only complaint is that chicken was too salty. Grilled veggies were also delicious. Vibes are just regular diner vibes but they have booths at the back if you want more privacy. Street parking is available but limited due to construction in the area.

Always delivers great food and a good vibe…read more We get take out and have friends who have done catering. Hummus, falafel and the chocolate dessert was awesome. Except way more than market rate! Enjoy. Parking on street and lots of other shops nearby.

Babani's is the first Kurdish restaurant in MN. The interior is lovely. No matter where you look…read morethere is something worth seeing. Every bite of food I have had from here has be very good. I always start with the Dowjic soup. The first time I tasted it would be a favorite for life. The service is always kind and welcoming. You won't happy with anything you order, but start with the soup.

First time here and it was a fun experience. Love the simple decor of the restaurant. Didn't know…read morethat it was a restaurant from passing by every time I would go to the Girl Scout Service Center and glad that I finally tried it. Will definitely go back to try other dishes. The service was great and friendly. Prices are reasonable. If you're not big on tart food, then don't get the dowjic soup because it has a lot of lemon juice. The soup was good with bread to tame down the tartness. The food was flavorful and not overpowering with spices like Indian cuisine.

Ordered two gyros - steak and lamb, and it took over 30 minutes as I sat and waited. No sides, no…read moredrinks, nothing special about the order. Four, five sets of customers came in and ordered after me and they all got their food first. I finally got up after nearly 30 minutes and asked why it was taking so long, they said the steak takes a long time. Whatever, did you have to pummel the cow in the back, slaughter it before cooking it? I mentioned all the others (white folks) getting their food when they came in after me, and they said they called ahead. I doubt it, I sat there and heard them all order. BS. They're either racist or did it to be petty because I didn't tip. Why would I tip when I ordered at the front for take out?

Great local gyro place! Fast service and always fresh made food. Friendly and tasty new tables and…read morelook since the last time I ate in. Display with deserts that look amazing.

As soon as a friend recommended this spot during our trip to the twin cities, I knew I had to try…read moreit. My husband and I shared: - Beauty and the Buffalo Bowl - Wagyu Shawarma Pizza - Tahini Date Shake The bowl was hands down my favorite. I love hummus bowls and this one didn't disappoint. It had really unique flavors. The chicken was delicious. The pita bites it's served with are fantastic too. I also enjoyed the pizza, but it was a little heavy on the meat for me, so I'd probably pick a different one next time. My only regret is not trying some of their state fair specific items while we were there. I now have fomo.

Pure joy to be here, eating the yummiest hummus bowl, mini pitas. We first learn about babas from…read morethe state fair several years ago and it has been our go to spot each year to explore their new food items. I finally got a chance to check the actual restaurant out. I love everything about it. The seasonal drinks are refreshing and delicious. Warm pita is like eating clouds. We had about 4 order worths of pita haha. Clean restroom and kids friendly.

Used to go here a lot so this is an older late review- hoping this place still turns out good…read moreTurkish/ Mediterranean food The portion sizes were huge and lots to share Kebab Comb was our typical order (2 people) $28.95 Beef and lamb doner, chicken kebab, two kotte kebabs, spices topped with grilled green peppers, onions, and tomatoes and lots of salad- always had leftovers Very casual - order at the counter - small seating area in the back Staff efficient

Friendly, local, family owned, authentic, handmade restaurant. As we were scanning the menu, the…read moreemployee recommended the #31 and it was a lovely sampler platter. We also got stuffed grape leaves(num!) and the spinach pie ( honestly, I like the Greek version better, this was a little too dense for me.) We got free street parking and ate at one of the 10 tables. Order at the counter and they'll deliver to your table.

We're in the area to support a neighboring Somali eatery. ICE protest going in full force on the…read morestreet, taking up an intersection with cries of the community. We got to that door just as the owners were closing up shop, so we asked for a nearby suggestion and were directed down the block, to the other side of the protest. My friend promptly forgot the name of the suggested eatery, and I was busy focusing on the protest and feeling so deeply proud of our community, so we simply meandered before arriving at Hamdi. Abdiladif had such a bright, warm grin spread across his face as he welcomed us into the space and led us to a back table that you wouldn't think there was a fight for human rights occurring right beyond the walls. Or rather, it's possible that he realizes that, yes, there was, and every voice outside and every visitor inside is proof of where this community stands in this fight. Yeah, okay, that'd be reason for me to grin, too. The menu was simple. A few protein options. A few vegetarian dishes. A few drinks. A complimentary cup of Somalian tea that you could refill at will at a station conveniently located at the middle corner between the two dining rooms. No prices beside the menu items, which was puzzling. Abdiladif was so friendly and happy to answer our many curious questions, offer clarifications and suggestions. We ordered the two goat dishes. One ended up being out of a key component, likely the happy result of several tables filling up before ours, so we ended up with two of the same goat dish. They weren't really named, so "goat" was all we went off of on the menu. My friend paired his with the spaghetti, while mine was with chapati, hummus, and creamed veggies. My friend ordered mango juice. The sweetened Somalian tea was plenty delightful for me. We both preferred the creamed veggies in the same bite as the hummus. The chapati seemed somewhat dry and needed the hummus. The goat was decently flavorful and tender, though not juicy. My friend struggled a bit with the larger bones on his pieces. We both loved the tea so much that we continued chatting while sipping on one last sweet refill, after learning that a dessert menu no longer existed. Before we leave, I leave my jacket and to-go container of lamb meat at our table to use the restroom. I return to my jacket missing. Baffled, I figure my friend had grabbed it. I turn to grab the to-go box and go pay on my way out. As I turn back towards the main dining room, a diner from a neighboring table within the room runs back in and makes a beeline for me. He's holding my jacket, folded tidily. Sheepish, he explained that he thought I'd forgotten it and had run out of the restaurant with it to look for me. It's unfortunate that painful times like these exist, but it's also beautiful to see community come together in light of that dark. There are several Somali places in this area, many other ethnic spaces to support in the Twin Cities. My friends and I look forward to getting to know a great many more.

This place has GREAT food, and very attentive service. Very vegetarian-friendly, there were several…read moreoptions to pick from if you don't eat meat or fish. We will be back

Two friends from Morroco cook some pretty good food in a real fun atmosphere filled with things…read morefrom Morroco During yet another pilgrimage to the Global Midtown Market, this time for Moroccan food I ordered the lamb tangine, because I am a sucker for lamb shanks. It was a good choice Comes with rice, vegetables, and your choice of side salads. I got the spicy olives, artichoke salad, Israeli couscous salad, and roasted beets. It was all delicious, if a little cool to the temp. Two friends run the place. They are very enthusiastic and fun. Overall great, generous service.

I visited the Midtown Global Market rather late in the day and Moroccan Flavors was still open. The…read moreproprietor was a very kind man and happy to make recommendations. I ordered the veggies with Basmati rice (couscous is also available) and some fresh watermelon. The food was quite good and I want to go back another time. I got my order to-go but they do have limited seating near their booth.

Loved the vibe in this cute little restaurant, so bright and welcoming with the wall of windows…read morelooking out to the sculpture garden. You can order at the counter or use the QR codes at the table to order. We tried the cauliflower app with way wonderful I also got the beet salad, which was okay but it was pretty much only beets, no greens. I was hoping for something else besides just beets. Overall, cute little restaurant, I would return next time I am in the area.

Flavor bomb of food with friendly staff, super busy so expect to get ignored a lot…read more This place is inside the Art Museum thing, where it says Walker Lamb Burger Tender moist burger with a creamy sauce. It's a flavor bomb across the board, so good. Smashed potatoes are crispy on the outside and normal baked on the inside. The staff are overwhelmed, i almost left waiting to get the check. It's way too popular.