Asma catered for me one night and it was a hit! It was really easy to order and pick up. I ordered…read morechicken shawarma, falafel, and rice pudding for 15 people. The food was fresh, so flavorful and wonderfully delicious. Highly recommend!

The best middle eastern food in the area, everyone loves this place - even the locals who typically…read morestick to the traditional pub food. The woman who owns this has always been so sweet and she's been around a long time. I love when this place caters events downtown and everything is seasoned to perfection. It's a lot more fun in the summer when there's outdoor seating but even in the off months it's really good food.

Drove past this hole in the wall for years and took a chance. Perhaps in Lebanon diners eat in an…read moreunheated enclosed narrow porch in February: Outside temp 40F -- inside 56F. Ate with coats on under skylights. Baba ganoush starter with hot pita triangles was the highlight, quickly went downhill. Naji Panini (eggplant) with French (not Lebanese) fries, very dry falafel with dry (ancient) potato salad. Lesson learned: Lebanese cuisine is best enjoyed in summer.

What a wonderful hidden gem in the Berkshire Mountains of Western MA. The authenticity of their…read moreLebanese food is unsurpassed imo, from soup to mezze and main course, you will be delighted with the quality, freshness and flavors. If you have or were to have a Lebanese grandmother, this is the kind of home cooking that stirs fond memories of those cherished bygone visits to grandma's house for one of her sumptuous homemade meals. Naji's menu is perfect, not so many items that you'll get lost but a perfect sampling of all the major categories plus some. Given a week's notice, they can accommodate just about any special requests you might have. If you like Mediterranean cuisine this is a don't miss experience in Lebanese dining, one that will leave a lasting impression. This little resto is worth a drive from anywhere in N.E., heck, maybe even further away than that. Super food, excellent hospitality, Naji's for the win win..!!

THIS PLACE WAS SOOOO DELICIOUS. A friend and I were trying to figure out a place to eat when we…read morestumbled upon this gem. We were first attracted to it due to all of the omelet options on the menu, so we decided to sit down and eat there and it was so so good. I got the veggie omelet and it was full of flavor and delicious. Ordering food was seamless (order at the front then sit down). It was a clean environment, in a small cute place.

Overall, this place was great. The inside has plenty of seating, and so does the outside. On a nice…read moreday, it was great for brunch and enjoying the outdoors. The food was delicious with great flavor, and they have a ton of options, which I like. Service was good too, very nice and friendly.

Such good Israeli food! The freshest falafel I've had - they make yours right in front of you…read more Fluffy, homemade pita. Dense halvah. Pretty solid stuffed cabbage and hummus, but the falafel is the star of the show here, as is the green-garlic sauce you can add to the side with their homemade tahini. Recommending to anyone in the area with such kind owners. 5 stars!!!!

I've been here twice, the menu is limited, if you don't want falafel, there really isn't much else…read more Yes it's vegan, besides the eggs you can add on, but if you like falafel and homemade sauce's, pita bread, and fresh house made pickles, it is really spot on. I make falafel at home sometimes and mezze platters. I've eaten middle Eastern food in many cities and this is some of the best falafel I've ever eaten. I am not vegan or vegetarian, but I enjoy things that are whole foods and happen to be in those categories. It's only open a few days a week, and it's best eaten soon after ordering. Inside has some high tables to done in. I think the bathroom is down a flight of stairs.

First visit. We had the atlas chicken stew and the tangiers chicken stew. Both were delicious. I…read morehave to eat low carb so I asked for mine without rice - no problem! Mint tea. Good, healthy food. Pleasant service. Nice quiet patio behind the restaurant. We'll be back.

The place is really cute with front and back tables. No table service but they do bring your order…read moreto your table so don't forget to tip them! The food was fresh, hot and delicious! I totally recommend this joint!

Even with the long wait times (granted I got there on a busy day. Plus that's actually good, since…read moreit means it's actively being prepped (seal of freshness)) the food is so good that even if you had to wait, you will feel greatly rewarded with the food graciously served. Recommendations are Chicken Shawarma (though any variety should be worth it) and Maqluba Rice. Get it, you won't regret it! p.s. - The food truck is now located by the skate park in Turners/Great Falls. That's near the River... to the Sea!

The Mohawk Falafel & Shawarma food truck recently located to a big parking lot on Chapman Street…read morerecently. This popular food truck serves up sandwiches & platters (falafel, shawarma, kabob), gyros, fries, hummus, grape leaves, baba ghanouj, meat & spinach pies, and baklava. I stopped by the Mohawk Shawarma Grill recently for dinner takeout. There was a small crowd of people standing near and in front of the trailer waiting for their orders. There was only one person working the trailer, so it took a while to place my order (7 minutes) and for my food to be ready (20 minutes). Once my food was all set, I enjoyed it in my car parked on the street. I ordered the Chicken Shawarma Sandwich ($7.99 plus tax) and a Gyro ($7.99 plus tax), which were both grilled to order wraps with tasty fillings. The shawarma sandwich was filled with tender pieces of marinated chicken, tomato, pickles, fries, and garlic. The gyro was filled with gyro meat slices, tomato, onion, fried potato, and tzatziki sauce. I will definitely have to stop by again for some kabobs next time!

Great food, friendly customer service…read more Would definitely come here again. Note though seating is limited so be prepared for take out.

Ok food, nothing to special about this place, the gyro is very light on meat for the money.read more

this was a really good spot that was kind of by the big e. hummus and babaganoush were large…read moreportions and for 3 people we had a lot of food and it didn't total over $50. the spicy fries were less like traditional fries and were more wet but were still yummy. everyone enjoyed the food that they had, can't comment on authenticity because i've never been to lebanon but overall a good spot!

Truly authentic-lovely service but don't go if you're in a hurry…read more We ate the food so fast because it was so delicious. We forgot to get photos tabouli, hummus with meat, Kufta, kebab plate. You can't go wrong.

Noujaim's Bistro was fantastic!! It was my first time dining there and everything exceeded my…read moreexpectations. The mediterranean food was incredibly fresh and flavorful. The dining area was charming, and the staff was friendly and helpful. I had the steak kabob with chimichurri sauce, roasted potatoes, and green beans. The steak was cooked perfectly, and the beans were delicious. The homemade hummus was packed with flavor and the olives were out of this world. I cannot wait to go back.

ORIGIN: The restaurant is named after owner and Chef, George…read moreNoujaim. The location of his business has changed since he started in 1988, but always served the Berkshire area. LOCATION: The present location is on Winsted's main thoroughfare. Ample parking is available in the lot behind the brick building that houses the restaurant. CONCEPT: Chef Noujaim brings the culinary traditions of his native Lebanon, as well as some dishes from other Mediterranean cultures. AMBIANCE: The restaurant is divided into two dining areas. Sunlight streams through the large exterior window, and mirrors placed along the brick walls of the interior dining room bounce light and make the space feel more expansive. SERVICE: Service is exceptional... Chef Noujaim is very active in all aspects of the restaurant, yet takes time to personally connect with customers. There is such a welcoming feeling when visiting Noujaim's Bistro -- one that is uncommonly experienced in Connecticut. FOOD: I haven't been able to match the Lebanese food I've had at Alladin Restaurant in Allentown, where there is a large Lebanese community. After decades I've finally found a match during my first visit to Noujaim's Bistro. I chose dishes to best compare my U.S.-based benchmark-- Hummus, Baba Ghanouj, Fattoush, Turkish coffee and Halvah. Portions were generous, inviting sharing. The Fattoush was far better than my benchmark in both presentation and preparation. Likewise the Halvah, which was served with candied orange. This dessert paired perfectly with the intense coffee. So good, I was eager to return the next day. Given it is an hour long drive from home, my solution will be to order additional dishes to take home! TIPS: The restaurant is open Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Catering is a popular option, and the business is able to cater in New York and Massachusetts as well. Consider coordinating a visit with the American Museum of Tort Law just down the street, founded by another community member of Lebanese descent, Ralph Nader. Portions are generous and invite sharing.

Awesome! Food and drinks were amazing! Chris and James treated us like family! Highly recommendread more

Food was excellent!! We had the Especially Pupusa amazing!!…read moreLoved the Al Pastor Tacos!!