Stopped by for lunch. First time here. Sooooo good!! Like everything. It was chilly inside so…read moremaybe bring a sweater. I got the chicken Petra sandwich. It was very good. It came with French fries that were cooked perfectly. It also came with garlic dip. I dipped my French fries and sandwich in the garlic dip. Amazing. My husbands combo plate was really good as well. He finished everything and it was so much food. We will be back. The service was nice and attentive. I got Turkish coffee and added some sugar. Drank it all!

I was looking for a new place to try and found Cafe Petra. I placed an order to go on their…read morewebsite and this place is quite the hidden gem. It was easy to order. pick up was smooth and best of all everything was done to perfection. When i walked it it was like a cafe you could smell the spices which smelled delicious, I was greeted quickly and told my order was almost ready. The lady was so sweet and delivered the food to my car since i had people in the car. The service was great the food was tender delicious and hot the spot. This is a place you need to try if you are in the katy area.

Great food and amazing service don't miss it Keep going…read morethere you will love the food You

It's a big disappointment. The quality went down. One of…read morethe spread tasted so off. I think it's spoiled? The beef with potatoes is served cold/below room temperature? The biggest turn off was the pita bread. The last time I came was 1+ year ago and the pita breads were to die for. I'm not sure if they had lowered the quality since then. Very sad. Fadi was my favorite Mediterranean chain in Houston.

Ordered to go. A humble restaurant with friendly staff. The salad was fantastic but gyro pita was…read morenot fresh. And grape leaves tasted sweet.

There's nothing specifically bad about this place. We went and I got a gyro. It was okay, there…read morewasn't any sauce so it was very dry to eat. It smelled like smoke inside which may turn some customers off. Service was relatively fast. I wouldn't come back.

Came to have dinner with a friend on a Thursday night - didn't expect this place to also have…read morehookah. Had to call over the server to order after chatting for a bit, so I appreciated that it wasn't pushy in terms of needing to get the patrons to order food quickly. The waiters were all very attentive and friendly. We ordered an appetizer that came with kibbeh, fried cheese wrapped in an eggroll wrapper, and falafel. I'm not usually a falafel person, but this one changed me. The kibbeh and the fried cheese was incredible as well!! As for the main dish, I got the shish kabob combo and was served a hefty portion - honestly enough for 2 people. The rice was so fluffy and the shish was moist and cooked wonderfully! Total was around $28 with taxes excluding tip - so quite hefty of a price tag but really delicious food worth coming back for.

I enjoyed myself on the patio of this Middle Eastern dining establishment on a Saturday evening. We…read morehad reservations and a very large party, but the restaurant was kind enough to accommodate us and at the same time provided impeccable service and delicious food. I had hummus and kibbi both of which were absolutely wonderful and I'm not sure if they make their own pita bread or purchase it but in any case, it was wonderful as well. Lastly, throughout the meal, I had a Turkish coffee, which was probably one of the best Turkish coffees I have ever had. It was smooth, not better and perfectly brewed. There is no question in my mind that I will return to this restaurant. It is good enough to repeat the experience but five stars is truthfully, an understatement at least in my experience on a very, very busy night and enjoyable experience.

4.5 Stars Came here…read moreafter work on a Thursday evening. The restaurant was decently busy (about half the tables were filled) but I still felt taken care of. I was in line to order to-go but the lady in front of me had the hardest time paying for her order. After several unsuccessful attempts, another lady came by to take my order so that she could put my order to the kitchen first while I waited to pay. I found that to be extremely considerate of the worker to think to do that. Food came out in about 15 minutes. I was so hungry I ended up deciding to eat in my car. A little disappointed that they didn't include any utensils (nor did they ask if needed any), but thankfully I had some extras in my car. I ordered a chicken kebab and they were nice enough to sub my rice for a salad without extra charge. Also ordered the borani bademjan because I'm a fan of all things eggplant. Everything was delicious. The chicken kebab was juicy, moist, and nicely seasoned. However, my favorite item was hands down the borani bademjan. It had large pieces of smoky grilled eggplants and I love the spiced tomato flavors. Yum! Highly recommend for all eggplant fanatics. The borani came with a piece of nan that was good as well. Overall a great find and will be back to try other items.

Came here on a Friday night and the place was totally empty. Everything we got from the bolani to…read morethe challow kabab was excellent! Food was very fresh and not too heavy. The service was excellent. Ambiance was nice too and the bathrooms are super clean!

Great food and wonderful hospitality! All their vegetarian offerings were amazing, especially the…read moremuhamarra which we got thrice. They gave us hot water to start off on a cold day as well soon as we got it.

Visiting from out of town and trying this spot for the first time…read more The Mediterranean/Lebanese dishes were delicious across the board, the decor was beautiful, and the whole place felt so clean and welcoming. Service was quick, and everything my group ordered hit the mark. And seriously--do yourself a favor and get the Eggplant Extravaganza. Highly recommend this place, and we'll definitely be back whenever we're in the area!"

Authentic and flavourful…read more Service and atmosphere: Our server was polite, friendly and helpful. The restaurant was clean and very well designed and decorated. It had great Persian vibe including music played. Food and drinks: Very good selection of traditional dishes that were not westernised as in other Persian restaurants. The food was fresh, well seasoned and was full of flavours. The meats were moist, salad and starter tasted fresh. Pinch of sumac which was available on each table was a perfect addition to our dishes. Highly recommend hot Persian tea. Pricing: $$ - very affordable for the quality and quantity of foods received.

Food is good, service is quick, the restaurant is well-decorated, and servers were considerate in…read morebringing out our food later so it wouldn't get cold while we waited for the last member of our party to arrive :) Only complaint is that we were served hummus, which we assumed came complimentary with the bread & side vegetables since the staff just set it down on our table. However, we were charged for it at the end. I understand the charge itself, but no one at the table had ordered it; they just set it on the table. It would have been nice if the staff had made it clear or asked if we wanted to add it to our meal. Perhaps there was a mix up with another table. Our experience was otherwise great, but double check the menu for what is complimentary and what isn't.

The hummus was delicious and flavorful. Great music. Great tea. They have hookah outside. Great…read moreservice and vibes. Beautiful decor. Very kind owners.

This is a lovely Mediterranean restaurant, with Lebanese cuisine. They are clearly supported by a…read morelarge hookah enjoying population, with a number of flavors which fill the air inside and on the patio. The food is very good, we had the mixed grill, and the boys had the chicken kabob. The humus is fresh and creamy, with the rice flavored nicely and supported with great pickled delicacies. The lamb was the best, moist, flavorful, and seasoned to perfection the chicken was good, as was the beef. Service is a bit underwhelming, although pleasant and professional you will have to call them over for refills, additional napkins, and the like. This is the one area where I could see the regulars receive a bit more attention.

This Lebanese spot has such a cozy and spacious inside. You walk up and get in line and order…read more There's a menu up above, small menus before you get in line and then more small menus at the register. They have so many options to choose from. I got the hot tea and the cheese kaak. The cheese kaak had a very crunchy outer layer with the chia seeds I think is on the outside. The cheese pull was so satisfying! It was also a very filling breakfast for me. Overall, this is a great place to try something new and relax.

A nice, casual and pretty large space. Love that you could see them prepping all the flatbreads and…read moreputting it in the oven. It is self serve where you have to go up and place the order and they bring everything to your table. The food definitely hit the spot! We tried a few items from the menu which included: falafels, were dough in chicken, zaatar and half cheese, the cheesy kaak (favorite), labneh and veggies thin bread (least favorite) and meat pie along with both the types of teas. Definitely a place to go back to.

I stumbled upon SAYAD Mediterranean Grill during a solo detour from a friend's wedding, and it…read moreturned out to be one of those rare, quietly perfect decisions you wish you could take credit for more often. About a 20-minute drive off the main path, tucked away from the usual traffic and noise, this family-owned spot feels less like a restaurant and more like being welcomed into someone's story. I started with the hummus--silky, balanced, and deeply comforting in a way that only something simple done right can be. Paired with their fresh bread, it set the tone immediately. The mixed grill followed, and it delivered exactly what you hope for: generous, well-seasoned, and layered with flavor without trying too hard to impress. Just honest, confident cooking. What stayed with me as much as the food was the warmth. The staff were genuinely kind, not performative--curious, open, and proud of what they're building. My waitress shared a bit about the family behind the restaurant, their roots, and the intention behind the menu. There's even a small prayer area, a quiet detail that says a lot about the care put into the space. It's the kind of place you don't accidentally find unless you're willing to wander a little--and you should. Bring your friends, bring your family, take your time. Pay attention to the spices, the drinks, the rhythm of the room. SAYAD isn't trying to be seen--it's simply worth discovering.

Recommended by a friend. She really likes the pita and hummus here…read more Pita 5/5 My kids and I devour the pita. It's soft and warm. It's thin and fluffy. It kinda melts in your mouth. Hummus 5/5 I love the hummus here. Mix platter 5/5 The food is just so good. The meats are well cooked and seasoned. We devour the fish plate and also the meat one. Rice is good.