best shawarma in cleveland! siting arrangement is limited…read more. friendly staff.. street food environment..

This place is located in the heart of west side Cleveland. It's tiny, has limited space for…read moreseating. You may want to consider take out. The staff are so welcoming and nice. The sandwiches were delicious. I highly recommended you try it out

So insanely yummy and such a great value. I had such a good experience, and the man that helped me…read morewas so friendly and helpful. Definitely will be returning!

Everything !! Not too many places that can compare to Cassa , where you're the boss of your food !…read moreYou decide what you want in your " bowl" as far as veggies, so fresh, chicken (2) kinds , beef or Moroccan meat balls and so many additions to place in your bowl ! The resturant is spotless , cozy and Khalid , Miriam and Basal are so very friendly and helpful . We can hardly wait until the weather cools down , because it will mean that those over the top , delicious soups return ! This fall , they will be adding even more for us to enjoy ! If you haven't paid Cassa a visit , you're missing out on healthy , delicious food !!!

Delicious flavorful food and friendly staff. Large portions. My whole family loved it.read more

Young Kids behind counters? 5 pieces of cubed chicken and…read moreflavorless rice for $19.99 Owners wife is awesome explaining her food but food lacks severely in flavor and ratio of price to meat! It just shows that one can't go by almost 500 good reviews if the place lacks in delivery with your food! Very very sad... We won't return

awesome food! nice vibe!…read moredifficult parking space.. a little pricey.. portion size could be better..

Been here few times, food is alwsys consistent. Baba ganush and cucumber salad were both good, I…read morethought chicken shish kabobs was a bit dry. But overall, consistent experience

If you're craving bold, fresh flavors Bezoria is the newest must try spot in North Olmsted, Ohio…read more This vibrant eatery brings the energy of Mideast street eats to life. From the moment you walk in the aroma of warm oven baked pita sets the tone. Their steak and chicken shawarma are perfectly seasoned and tender, while the falafel offers a crispy, satisfying bite. You can build your own bowl with a rarity of bases, proteins, and toppings, or go to their kabobs paired with their signature sauces to elevate every dish. Not to mention the sides of fresh cut seasoned fries and cauliflower. Their desserts, the walnut baklava and pistachio baklava is made perfectly. Don't miss their standout drinks- rosewater lemonade and mango lemonade- so refreshing. The service is exceptional and the staff is so friendly whether you're grabbing a quick lunch or explore new flavors. This is a fantastic stop that delivers on taste and experience. It's definitely worth checking out!

What a delicious meal I just had. I ordered a chicken schwarma and falafel. It came out fairly…read morequick. The falafel valls were made to order. They didn't have any laying around. So that made everything that much better. To have fresh ingredients. The flavor profile was better than anyone could expect. It was seasoned perfectly. It was cooked perfectly as well. My taste buds loved it and they want me to come back. Which I will of course come back. It's located close to north Olmsted mall. Easy to find. Plenty of parking.

if the owner walks up to you, ask him what he recommends, and just go with it. what a delicious…read moreexperience. if he has a lamb shank going, get it and you'll thank yourself later.

When I tell you this is hands down the best kabob, hummus and tabouleh I've had in CLE, it's no…read morejoke. I literally scraped the bowls clean. The owners are the cutest couple and their food is all homemade (with love )

One of my favorite places to eat in Cleveland. Highly recommend "Sabbich" Pita. Great! They have…read moremany other great dishes. Always great service in a bright and open eating area.

This place is definitely a decent alternative for the type of food in the area. The chicken was…read moreflavorful and grilled to perfection. The fries were pretty good and seasoned as well. It smells good and authentic w/ the spices and what not when you walk in and the ppl there are very nice. The only let down was the price, for the price I expected more food and a bigger sandwich. However it is still good and I would come back just not as often due to the prices.

I dined in with a college friend during a weeknight in early May 2026. It was an impromptu dinner…read morebut I'm glad that I was able to finally visit this Yemen-based restaurant. My friend and I were the only ones in the big restaurant upon arrival. I noticed about 2 different people during the night come in to pick up their to-go order. AMBIANCE -- Cultural music plays in the background. I love all the colourful photos on the wall and the unique light fixtures. FOOD -- I ordered the Mixed Grill ($24.99) - 1 Kafta (beef), 1 Tawook (chicken), and 1 Kabob (lamb) which was served over white rice with 1 tomato, 1 green pepper, and 1 big onion. I don't like onions so I set that aside. The Mixed Grill was a good meal for dinner. It comes in a large plate so it definitely was too much food for me. I gladly took a to-go box home with my leftovers. All the meats were cooked well and tasted good. The lamb was my favourite. The rice served appeared to be a rice pilaf. The complimentary lamb soup was served lukewarm (almost cold) and I didn't like the taste. It's an acquired taste for sure. My friend and I commented that maybe if the lamb soup was warmer that it would have tasted better. I also ordered the Maloog bread as a side dish which is similar to Indian naan bread. The Maloog bread would have tasted better with some butter on it. I asked for butter but the server said she didn't have any. SERVICE -- Complimentary lamb soup was offered and complimentary tea is provided which is nice. The tea is up at the front counter so you serve yourself the tea. The service was good but could be better. The young woman from Afghanistan greeted us at the table with a toothpick in her mouth which was kind of funny but still slightly unprofessional. She laughed and apologized but I said it was fine. I asked for a glass or cup of water and they don't offer that service which was odd. I had to buy a bottled water for $1. Buying the water didn't bother me as it was just $1 but I'm used to most restaurants just offering water on the house. The young hostesses did check on my table a few times which was good. I can see myself ordering food from Dar Alyemen again but I'll get takeout instead of dining in. The neighbourhood where this restaurant is located is a bit secluded. I do love that this is an ethic restaurant that showcases an immigrant business. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 85/250 total reviews in 2026 - 926 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 15 May 2026

Recommended to this place by a friend…read more There was complimentary tea and lamb soup--both quite flavorful. Got the yogurt drink, lamb, side salad, and the malooog bread. The yogurt drink wasn't for me as I'm not used to yogurt that's salty and not sweet at all. I liked everything else. The lamb was so tender and fell off the bone. There was quite a bit of rice that came with it, that we ended up taking it back. A small sized side salad was bigger than I had expected, and it was a crunchy refreshing side to the fatty lamb. Loved how fluffy and big the maloog bread was--definitely worth the price, and perhaps my favorite. Service was decent. Parking available as it has its own parking lot. Overall great food, would consider coming back!