GREAT healthy food option. Bread and veggies are always fresh, meat is halal, customer service is…read morealways on point. I have been a customer here since they first opened and continue to keep coming back. Beef and lamb is my favorite. Not the cheapest meal but well worth it!

Food was amazing and Fresh! It was hot and made to order,…read morelamb and beef was my choice of sandwich with French fries made with a special seasoning and crunchy soft in the inside... Great options of beers and wine. Customer service was great, also the restaurant was very clean and organized. The ambiance was warm and welcoming.. Will be coming back for more delicious food. Thank you Ruben.

I can't believe I've never reviewed Sadaf before because this is hands down my favorite…read moreMediterranean restaurant in Thousand Oaks! Everything I've had here has been excellent, but the sabzi rice and Cornish game hen are standouts for me. The sabzi rice is so fragrant and flavorful, and the Cornish game hen is always incredibly tender, juicy, and perfectly seasoned. Together, they're pretty much perfection. The quality is consistently great, the portions are generous, and everything tastes fresh and thoughtfully prepared. I've tried plenty of Mediterranean restaurants in the area, but Sadaf is the one I keep coming back to. Easily one of my favorite places to eat in Thousand Oaks.

A+++++ Sadaf has a beautiful new look, and as always, the food was absolutely amazing. Our waiter,…read moreAli Reza, provided excellent service -- he was knowledgeable, attentive, and made wonderful recommendations throughout our meal. I highly recommend trying Sadaf, especially the Thousand Oaks location. It was a fantastic dining experience from start to finish.

My visit began with a conversation with Jeana. She was very enthusiastic about the food,…read moreknowledgeable, and able to answer all of my questions without hesitation. My plan was to find something gluten-free, and she had no problem explaining which items were gluten-free and which were not. The food was absolutely delicious, and in my opinion, the prices are very reasonable. This was my first visit, but I plan on making many more visits in the future. It's so nice to have such a good restaurant within walking distance of our home.

Shah's was great! We got a ton of food--they really load you up! You get to choose your toppings,…read morekind of like Chipotle-style, which I loved. Highly recommend!

The food is Fantastic, The rest is a mess. Did I mention the food is fantastic !!…read moreBut, The tables are always a mess, inside and outside tables and floor are a mess. the trash can's are always full and sometimes overflowing. the trashcan's themselves are dis·gust·ing with food. and yes as reported, "the service is slow", areas to improve, Police the tables and floors and make it fresh and clean. You don't want people to question weather the kitchen is clean. again, the food is great ! Good food in Thousand Oaks is hard to find, I would like these folks to stay and thrive.

This is a decent place to get fresh and healthy Mediterranean food. It is located in the Albertsons…read moreshopping center right next to Sharkey's. I ordered the salmon plate, and it was flavorful and fresh. The hummus was yummy, the side salad was lightly dressed, and the salmon and rice were well flavored and filling. It also comes with a large piece of pita bread. The pricing is comparable to other places serving similarly healthy food. This is close to where my client works and it was a good place to have a casual meeting and get some lunch. There is indoor seating, but it is a tiny space so eating outdoors is more comfortable. There's a Boba spot next-door and Starbucks is right across the parking lot in case the meeting runs long and we need our sugar/caffeine fix!

Wow! That's some good kebobs! And who can eat that much food!? I was stuffed. The hummus needs…read morea bit more lemon but otherwise this place is great. I'll be coming back again often. I like that they didn't extort a 20% tip out of me while ordering too. They did have a tip jar which I was happy to contribute to once I was finished eating.

We just picked up takeout from the Thousand Oaks Zankou Chicken, and it was awful. Every chicken…read morekabob was rubbery and inedible. I've eaten at other Zankou locations for years and have never had anything like this. The pickled turnips were brown at the bottom of the package, and the tabbouleh looked old and unappetizing. We won't ever order from this location again. I would avoid it.

I rarely write reviews, but I was so impressed by this place that I had to! The concept is so…read moreunique, the food is delicious, and the customer service was some of the best I've experienced in a long time. I've found myself feeling disappointed with hospitality lately--it seems like genuine, friendly service has become harder to find--but that was absolutely not the case here. Everyone was incredibly kind, welcoming, and attentive. I had the taco salad, and I'm not exaggerating when I say it was the best taco salad I've ever had. I also love the variety of food, all of the healthy options, and the fact that it's dog-friendly. Such a great experience all around. We will definitely be back!

My family and I came to Neighborly, it being recommended to me and close by in the area. I know…read morethat they're known for their array of options and a wide variety of food to choose from. I was nervous, though, going into this, because it reminded me of the nearby Topanga Social with a similar concept. After less than a year, the Topanga Social is closing due to one of the reasons being that a ghost kitchen doesn't cater, and therefore, have the expertise, to one certain food type or style. Unfortunately, that's exactly what this ended up being. When we entered, it was an untraditional restaurant experience as you go to a tablet/ screen area and choose from one of the six or so "restaurants" that they have to choose from. In theory, this is super cool! However, certain foods are good because a lot of the times, the people making them worked on perfecting that dish for you and others. Additionally, when you don't have a hostess and/ or server, there's an extra level of relationship building with the customer that you now don't get. People can manage, but it's the customer service that sometimes can make or break a business. This restaurant used to be Social Monk, until they decided to add the five or so other, now essentially, ghost kitchens that all operate under that same old Social Monk roof. Once we paid and finished ordering on the screen, we sat down and waited for our food. The seating area was a bit cramped inside, but expanded to outside which was nice. Inside, they had little tubs of candy around the store for purchase. There's also a fountain and a gelato store nearby, which is great for families looking to make more of their day. The positives? The area is nice. The literal neighbors, like the gelato place next door, are great! The speed in which we got our food was good, too, as well as the variety of options of food that they have available. My food came as a bigger portion size than what I was expecting, so I could hypothetically get maybe two meals out of it. The negatives? The prices aren't the prettiest, like mine coming at $18 (but keep in mind the portioning.) Additionally, when we got our food, it truly was not good. My chicken and chow mein came together on a big plate, however the chicken was cooollllddddd. The noodles were okay and warm, actually, although the chicken had been cold. Bland. Not great. My sister got chicken tenders and fries in which were also incredibly bland and not worth eating even half of. I brought my food back to the counter area where they had registers not in use and asked a worker if I could get a refund. They got a manager, who asked if I wanted them to heat it up, but at that point, I felt so defeated and annoyed, especially for almost $20 worth of food and the last thing I wanted was for it to be heated up in a microwave. Maybe this wasn't their day? Westlake doesn't have much variety, so having options like this is nice and I can see why so many people find them appealing - it's just not good food. A lot of the older people who look like they love eating saltines and rice cakes come here and it's easy to see why. Unfortunately, my sister and I did not like their food due to it being cold, bland, and unseasoned, and we most likely won't be coming back.

First time coming here and I had a really great experience! When I first got there, I was a little…read moreconfused about how to order, but Deyna was super friendly, patient, and helpful. We definitely need more people like her! I ordered the falafel pita and it was delicious. Everything tasted fresh, the portions were good, and the prices are very reasonable. Definitely some of the best Mediterranean food I've tried. I would recommend giving this place a try if you're in the area. I'll definitely be coming back!

My boyfriend and I came to the location in the Thousand Oaks/ Westlake Village area for the very…read morefirst time, even though they have multiple locations. We didn't know exactly how the flow worked, whether you just pick everything you want, or if there was a menu to order off from certain styles, and looked at the guy who was taking my order for guidance. However, it's incredibly hard to order food from a restaurant you've never been to before when the people working do not speak English. I understand that not everyone may speak English, but there was no one in the restaurant that was able to answer, "How do I order?" All of the workers just kind of looked at each other and then laughed when I kept not being able to understand. The guy leading the order and at the front just kept saying, "Four," with four fingers up. I chose four things and paid, even though I honestly was confused the whole time. It was frustrating because typically, there's at least some sort of notice when traveling and so you know that there might be confusion, but not in Westlake Village. The price for the food was almost $20 a plate, with a normal size dinner portion, making it land a little bit more on the pricier end of things for poor service and a "fast-food esc." type of style restaurant. It feels like they want you in and out. They had some seating inside, but no one was there sitting down, and no one had come inside the entire time we were there. If you want good Mediterranean food, check out Mediterranean Grill off of Lindero Canyon, which is one exit over from Soom Soom. There, they have more options, bigger portions, and better customer service.

I've only been here once, but I had such a great experience that I knew I wanted to leave a review…read more The food was absolutely delicious, and everything tasted fresh, flavorful, and well-prepared. You can really tell they put care into the quality of their dishes. The restaurant itself is very clean, nicely decorated, and has a comfortable, welcoming atmosphere. It's a wonderful place to enjoy dinner or brunch with family and friends. The staff was friendly, and the overall experience made me want to come back again. One thing I especially appreciate is that they serve halal meat. Since not every restaurant offers halal options, this is a huge plus for those of us who only eat halal. It's nice to have a place where you can enjoy great Mediterranean food without having to worry about the ingredients. I'm looking forward to visiting again and trying more items from the menu. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone looking for delicious food, a relaxing atmosphere, and quality halal dining.

Please support this family owned restaurant. The food is absolutely amazing! Totally fresh nothing…read moreprocessed. I got the chicken kebabs with rice and a salad and it was so fresh that I had to wait for the chicken to cool down just a little bit before I could eat it. But it was perfect. Their hummus is amazing. Their pita bread is awesome. They have several other homemade sauces that you can choose from. The prices are very fair and I was very impressed. I will definitely be coming back The service was great and the owner was so very very sweet. They're kind of hard to find because they're in that shopping center where the old Denny's used to be. There's now an Urbane Cafe a hotdog place I think called daug house. It's basically on the corner of Moorpark Road and Thousand Oaks Blvd. And it's tucked in between those two restaurants. They have a nice patio area as well as indoor dining.

The owners who take and fill your orders from behind the counter are very nice…read more It's not a comfortable environment and the food is just so-so. If you're looking for mediterranean style cuisine that you can get fast this place will do. If you want to dine, this is not it.

The BEST and crispiest falafel! So many vegan options. My go-tos are the falafel wrap and falafel…read moreplate. Favorite sides are the hummus and pita, garlic fries, and cheese sticks. And wonderful desserts. Service always friendly and efficient, food ready quickly, lovely ambience interior and exterior.