This place is a hidden gem! It's currently on Brice Rd next to the Burger King. They are moving to…read moreLivingston Avenue in a few weeks. I had the Brisket and Pulled Pork Sandwich. They smoke all the meat right there on site! This place blows the chain restaurants out of the water!

Omw to lowes and noticed they were finally open! Stopped by on my way home, owner said they had…read morebeen closed for a few months and now they are back. Owner was super friendly and talkative, this is probably the only reason for the 3 stars. Ordered two coneys w/ light onion. The sauce tased like it was from a can and the sauce wasn't warm, awful! one of the coney's buns was completely soggy, didnt even finish it. I wanted to love these coney's cause the reviews have been good, but it was just mid!

I do not what to think. Years ago, I loved this place. But this year I have tried many times to buy…read morefood and there was no sign of anyone working.

I am a taco lover. So I'm always looking for the best Taco truck are business. I've been searching…read morearound the city for the best Taco's's and I thought I found the best Until I stumbled upon this gem let me tell ya these are the best Tacos in the city by far and they are so sweet and the service is amazingly fast due to how busy they are. Trust you will not be disappointed

Taco Truck Extravaganza 2010 continues with our adventure to Whitehall this afternoon. Hoping that…read morethe taco trucks would find us, instead of going by the Alive or Yelp guides (just testing the chaos theory, folks - the Alive article and the Yelp lists are wonderful), we happened upon Taqueria La Morena right about the time we were going to pass out from hunger (no, really - I kept forgetting to "go" at green lights...). Turns out, this taco truck has only been open a couple weeks - and it's a newbie definitely worth checking out. So, we ordered something similar to what we got at La Super Torta II (the last taco truck on this summer of taco wonderment): here, we got one each carne asade taco, cabra (goat) torta, and a pineapple drink, the name of which sadly escapes me. The tacos were good (I liked the chorizo ones at La Super Torta better), but the torta here was outstanding - five stars. The bread was slightly less condensed than at the last taco truck, making it easier to eat, and the cabra meat was so tender and delicious... The torta also had shredded raddish and cilantro, and the owner (I assume) was kind enough to provide us with three types of hot sauce, all of which were too hot for me, but which the boy thoroughly enjoyed (esp. the habanero). There were also plentiful freshly cut limes for all of our food. The man who I'm guessing is the owner was really nice - I will have to ask the boy what his name was, as they were conversing in Spanish and I know possibly the least Spanish of any American ever (fail, considering that I'm around Mexican guys so much). Anyway, the owner's family was hanging out and the boy had a conversation with him and another man about where to find charcoal roasted goat in Cbus (apparently nowhere - but if you know a place, PLEASE let me know!). This was a really great random find in Whitehall. Like I said, La Morena is new - the food is excellent and the service is friendly and nice - so if you're in the neighborhood, show them some love. Support your local businesses - and your local taco trucks! Taco trucks forever!!

Great to have concession food available for a quick snack! Prompt and safe service during Coivd…read moretimes.

From the owner: Fair Food without the fair. Drive up service to enjoy HOT FRESH fair food such as corn dogs, fresh…read moresqueezed lemonade, funnel cakes, fresh cut fries and so much more!

Salaam is fine dining in Athens but that doesn't mean the pretension that term typically conveys…read more The Mediterranean cuisine delivers what you would want - hummus, baba ganoush appetizer or mezza plate combos. I typically opt for the grilled lamb chops (generous portion) or the lamb kebab. You can also get wraps if the full dinner portion, usually with grilled vegetables and a rice pilaf or french fries choice, is too much. If you are a cold tea person, the Moroccan Mint Iced Tea is a favorite for sure and it is endless. Good wine and local beers selection. A number of the waiters have been there for years and really know the place, the patrons, and the vibe. Annie's Salad is great, just wish it was included as an option for the entrees as it used to be pre-COVID. Lovely ambiance and decorations. Big room and can at times get a little loud but still feels intimate at your table in the non-standard shaped room with pillars, screens, and nooks breaking it into smaller de facto sections.

This place is one of Athens' best kept secrets. What looks like a small storefront opens into one…read moreof the most appealing dining establishments I've been in since getting to southeast Ohio in 2019. The ambiance is inviting, with simple but incredibly well placed decoration throughout. And the scent of grilled meat walking up to the door.... I don't even remember waiting for the table, just sitting down and tearing into pita bread. The hummus has character, the tzatziki? Finally! Enough dill! Remember that real Mediterranean olives have pits - this is important for dental work! The shawarma and gyros graced our table, and we're a memory before too long. They are fine dining, so the price is a little higher on the entrées than I normally go for, but it's worth every penny no doubt. Delicious.

If you're a drunk people asshole big time loser rolling in at 3am expect to be treated as such…read more Souvlakis has proudly tolerated your fuckery for this long, simply to serve the bar staff that gets off later in the evening. For this we say 3 "hoorahs!" and for the homemade babaghanouj I would sell my soul. Local friend once shared a cigarette and a Heineken in the back with one of the owners.

I love Souvlaki's, this place is an Athens staple. I love coming here after going out especially…read moresince they're open to around 3am. The gyros were delicious and the cheese bites were amazing. The only issues I have with this place since the food is amazing has to do with the set up of the restaurant. This place gets very packed and crowded after the weekend and it's nearly impossible to order or know what's happening. They had a woman walking around taking orders but nothing was structured, people were just gathered everywhere. I think it would be a lot better if there was an actual line and they operated chick fil a style. I also didn't like that they didn't have a restroom. We ordered food and we're waiting but at one point we had to leave and try to find a bathroom since they simply didn't have one. I think if they ran the lines better and had a restroom it would be 5 stars.

Best Sujuk in the land. I'd drive 8 hours to eat here if the circumstances were right. What a…read morefriendly place to eat in. I'd get extra whipped garlic to go. Eat in or take out.

First: appropriate for eating in the car until you get to the end of the wrap. Then it's kind of…read morejuicy. Watch out for oop on your shirt. I drive for Red Cross as a volunteer. The hospital in Parkersburg gets a shipment of blood from Columbus six? days a week, I believe. I'm trying to take this route once a week. And when I'm done with my delivery and before I head back to CBUS, I'm going to stop at Chams for lunch. It's not someplace I'd expect in downtown small-city WV, though maybe I'm just prejudging. Probably just prejudging. But it's a very Lebanese place. Nary a French fry in sight. But a nice long menu of middle eastern street food for lunch. Seriously yummy wraps, some salads, a few other things, and baklava. I've been twice. First time, I got the spicy wrap. Excellent. Very tasty, multifaceted flavors; each bite something just a bit different from the last. Just a little heat, nothing like Thai or Szechuan. Your spouse should be able to handle it, but they'll make a surprised noise for the first couple of bites and their nose may sweat. My second trip's lunch was shawarma wrap. Same yumminess, different flavors; no heat. Both were five stars. Also got baklava, one for me, one for my wife because she'd be able to smell the honey and walnuts on my breath when I got home and be very cross if I didn't. We both thought it was very good, if not quite amazing. Second trip I came home with Chams' cream cheese baklava. It's different - a big hunk of, well, cream cheese instead of walnut filling, but still wonderful sticky gooey honey on top. I thought it was very good again, but it wasn't to my wife's taste - just too much cheese for her. Each to their own, right? They also have pistachio baklava, and each kind comes in either filo wrapping or birds-nest style. I love both. The store is clean. Parking on the street nearby isn't much of a challenge when they open at 11AM. The staff is VERY friendly and all speak with just enough accent to be charming yet perfectly understandable. They want you to enjoy your food, and I did. I'll be back. Go there.