What a hidden gem! Wish I took photos. I assumed it was a typical takeout place but it's so…read morelovely. They even offer small bottles of Greek wine to have with your meal! They also sell large bottles of Greek wine - plus many other Greek products to buy for home. The tzatiki and spinach pie were great. Will definitely be back now that I know how cute it is. The website makes you think it's only takeaway but they have several tables inside and it's a great atmosphere to enjoy your Greek food. The young girls actually did mess up my order / gave me rose wine vs. red wine - I didn't find out til I got home - but I'm not going to clock this lovely spot a star for that.

My husband and I stopped in for a quick dinner on our last meatless Friday of lent, and it was…read moreexactly what we were looking for! We designed our own bowls, and all of the ingredients couldn't have been fresher. Loved their tzatziki and yogurt dill dressing. I enjoyed the falafel, and my husband had the shrimp. The worker was friendly and efficient as she made our bowls. They even had water imported from Greece! Cute spot and we will definitely be back!

Trending spot! I bet Bistro Mediterranean & Tapas Bar is…read more My Grandson & I had a delicious dinner with my sister while visiting locally. She recommended we eat here so we said let's go. Upon walking in we see a great looking BAR to our left. A well decorated bar I must say. We were seated in the main dining room and received excellent service all night while enjoying great cocktails excellent food and great conversation. That's why we picked this spot! It was a winner for us! I ordered the Filet Mignon special recommended by our server. It was delicious, prepared perfectly , easy to cut, no grizzle Just a great tasting steak. Vegetable's cooked perfectly. MY TIP: Go with the specials. You can't go wrong. I finished with a great tasting banana desert with vanilla ice cream . It was Delicious! Overall we all had a great visit, no issues! Nothing but the best. That Seafood Bisque picture in my review. Order it. you'll thank me. Cheers!

It is with great consternation that I write this review. CT will soon be my new home state and you…read moreall know am such a local business supporter. But I want to leave honest reviews because reviews are meant to help foodies make decisions where $$ can be well spent. Case in point: I look up reviews and this restaurant has 4.7 stars! So I decided it's best to try this one out with my friend who came all the way from Harlem to meet me. You would think that it should be worth our while. The ambiance was good. Gives you a sense of "fine dining" with white table cloths, seating area behind bar that was well lit, private and then even more quiet seating behind a partition. Waitress with basket of warm bread comes by. I guess the warm baguette was the only great thing served. The restaurant vibe was quite confusing. The restaurant is Mediterranean and tapas but not sure what was Mediterranean about the music or the menu. Reggaeton music was blasting (which was antithetical to fine dining vibe); you close your eyes and you'd think you're at a nightclub rather than at a restaurant. The menu didn't have anything close to Mediterranean. I ordered beet salad and grilled salmon. If you look at my photos, you barely see the beets among a disproportionate amount of unseasoned arugula! The beets tasted canned rather than fresh oven roasted. The grilled salmon was served with risotto cake and veggies. Salmon was overcooked, very dry. And the worse part was that even being overcooked couldn't hide the not so fresh fishy smell, definitely not fresh catch of the day but more the "sat in the fridge" for at least couple of days smell. I left the restaurant very dissatisfied and very hungry because I literally could only take 2 bites of the salmon and the very soggy veggies. Not even good enough to take home close to a $40 dinner. How did the other ratings end up with more than 4 stars? Maybe mostly from the bar patrons already tipsy and intoxicated from the club music vibe???

Been wanting to come here for awhile. Great vibe inside. The service was quick and the food took…read moreabout 10 minutes to cook to order. My lemon chicken bowl was fantastic. Tasty flavor, the rice warm and fluffy and the flavors were incredible. I'll be back again very soon !

Ordered take out from Ali Baba's it was good. I got the…read morecombo ginger and kebab chicken full bowl with rice and veggies. It was very delicious. I wasn't a big fan of the ABK sauce but the tahani sauce was just right. To be honest, I was so hungry I forgot to take a picture. But it was good. Huge portion. My mother got the half size and it was still really big. And the best part I still some for leftovers (and honestly the leftovers almost tasted better). Service as good. And although I only stopped by for a second inside looked really nice and spacious.

I was in the area and decided to get takeout from Abi's for the first time. Abi's has a case of…read morepre-made Middle Eastern Halal food, and you can also order hot food. Service was very friendly. There is a dining area and they did a great job with the decor for this style of casual eatery. It feels upscale. I ordered a platter that included Hummus, Babaganoush, Albanian Salad, Eggplant Salad, Grape Leaves, Falafel and pita. I also ordered a Spinach pie. Everything was good. My favorites were the hummus, Albanian Salad (small chopped veggies) and pita bites that I put together. I'm not a huge Grape Leaf fan, but these were better than most. My least favorite was the spinach pie. I'm used to more of a Greek style with phyllo dough and feta. This was more like a triangular pot pie and the spinach had an acidic flavor. It was reasonably good, but I wouldn't re-order. I recommend Abi's. 4.5 Stars

Abi's Falafel was really good! I got the chicken kabob platter and a shrimp salad, and both were…read morefresh and full of flavor. The chicken was cooked perfectly, and the portions were generous. We also tried a few side dishes and enjoyed everything we ordered. The staff was friendly and the food came out fresh. I'll definitely be back to try more from the menu. If you're in Trumbull and looking for good Middle Eastern food, I'd recommend giving this place a try!

Great spot with really good food and drinks. The Angus beef was cooked perfectly, and the flatbread…read morewas one of the highlights. Definitely save room for dessert--the desserts were excellent, and finishing the meal with an espresso was the perfect way to end it. Great vibes for a nice evening with family and friends! Overall, a really awesome dining experience. -Christian V.

While visiting with friends in Norwalk, on a whim, we headed out to Esh for dinner. Despite not…read morehaving a reservation, the appeal was strong enough for us to take the chance that they might not be able to accommodate a hungry party of four stragglers on a Saturday evening. Luckily, a table had just opened up, and as a result, we feasted on the Moroccan cigars (very good), and the outrageously delicious flatbread (with three of the five mezze options). Our selected mezze options were the labneh, spicy feta, and the tzatziki. All were delicious, but the labneh stood out the most. I love labneh. The flatbread was served fresh out of the oven with a drizzle of oil and condiments. It was moist, aromatic, and steamy. Weeks later, I am still thinking about that damn bread. Yum. Since it was my first time, a friend and I shared the Nazareth lamb kebab potpie and the black angus ribeye shawarma. Both were tasty and the portions were substantial. Other friends had the Moroccan style halibut and the charcoal grilled ribeye skewer. The skewer was extra impressive because the skewer...was a SWORD. Everybody enjoyed their meal. With limited space in our bellies, we pushed forward by sharing the kunefe with pistachio. The thing about me is I can't say no to anything containing pistachio. I loved it just as much as the flatbread. 10/10 Overall, I was impressed. The flavors at Esh were enticing and the ambiance is trendy enough. A word to the wise: Esh serves what I imagine folks enjoy regularly in the Middle East for a fraction of the cost. When you visit, be prepared to spend $100+ PP. Fairfield isnt the Middle East, it's Connecticut.

Most delicious falafels, stuffed grape leaves and sauces. The workers are friendly and the decor is…read morefun! You must order the baklava for dessert it's truly amazing!

Ordered a chicken kebab platter and received a small side salad with rice and chicken (I ate one…read morepiece of chicken). Very tasty but 100% not worth the $28.50 I spent the gentleman behind the counter seemed nice. Could've just been an off day

Ordered the Lamb shish kebab wrap and Lamb shish kebab platter, received 2 lamb wrap and one French…read morefries. From the photos the owner posted, that's not what I paid for. Live and learn. Won't be going back there. It's a shame, they seem like nice guys.

This location is in my community. I've been meaning to try it. Today we ordered a chicken gyro…read morelavash combo with fries and a drink. For dessert, we took baklava to go. The restaurant was extremely clean. The employee who helped us, perhaps the owner was very friendly. We asked about the difference between a pita and a lavash. He explained this nicely. I also asked about what was in the special red and white sauce. I appreciate he took the time to answer my questions. The food was delicious and the customer service was outstanding. We will definitely be back to try more menu items.

Food here is amazing. Can't go wrong with anything. The kebab platters are my favorite as well as…read morethe lentil soup. Simple ambiance for a bite to eat.

What an absolute treat. Literally attached to a gas station, my wife and I wondered if we were at…read morethe correct place at first. We are so glad we went in. Incredibly unassuming locale but the food and service are both 10/10. Genuinely caring service and everything is made in house. It's so good, the baked goods and desserts are a must as well.

Family owned neighborhood gem. Small and impactful!! Love their food, portions are generous and the…read morestaff is very welcoming.

This place is a very solid 3/5. Not a 4. Not a 2. But it's a 3…read more Let me start by saying WOW Kebab was closed for some odd reason today. They're always open. Weird. But this is what finally led me to try Bereket. I live within walking distance and it's always piqued my interest, but I never wanted to be disloyal to WOW, so I'd never actually tried it. Well, WOW wasn't open, so today was the day. I ordered what I would normally get from WOW: the shawarma platter. I thought I ordered chicken, but I guess I hit the wrong thing and ended up with lamb. I like lamb, so I'm not deducting any points for that. My bad. First off, the portion is massive. Definitely bigger than WOW's, with the actual pieces of meat being much larger and more substantial. My big gripe with that, though, is that the huge pieces make it kind of difficult to mix everything together without food falling everywhere. You basically have to lift the meat up, dig down to the rice underneath, move some rice onto another plate, then put the meat back on top to make the whole thing manageable. Quite a tedious process. I'd probably layer everything differently so it's easier to actually eat. The rice was probably the weakest part. There was WAY too much of it, it was overcooked and pretty bland, and you basically get a ginormous mountain. It was split between plain white rice and some sort of brown/spicy-ish orange-reddish rice. Whatever the second one was, I definitely liked it more than the white rice. My biggest complaint isn't even the rice, though. For a platter this big, you HAVE to give more sauce. One tiny little cup of tzatziki just isn't going to cut it with that much food. I'd put some directly on top of the platter and still give a bigger portion on the side. The salad, not gonna lie, was a bit pathetic. It felt like it was just kind of thrown together and didn't add much to the dish. I was hoping it would provide a nice veggie/fresh element to balance out the giant pile of meat and rice, but it really didn't. I was also going to say the dish could use some heat, but WOW (not the other restaurant), that pepper is SPICY. It's good when eaten with bites of everything else, but still... I could've used some red sauce or hot sauce drizzled over the whole thing. Finally, I was a little disappointed that the platter came with pita instead of lavash. WOW feels more Turkish to me, whereas this felt more Greek, especially with the massive gyro-style pieces of meat and pita bread. Overall, I'm not mad at it. It was tasty, the portion is enormous, and there were definitely things I liked. But with Bereket being more expensive than WOW, I'm not sure I'd get this platter again. For the higher price, there were just too many little things that didn't quite live up to par. Solid 3/5.

Very nice staff and delicious food. We had the lamb kofta platter and syrian salad. Fresh and so…read moreyummy! We also got a side of hummus and grape leaves - also delicious. Would definitely recommend for healthy middle eastern food.

Had this place on my list to try for a while. Decided to order some takeout so opted for the spicy…read morerice platter with chicken schwarma, hummus and Syrian salad. Schwarma was great! Lots of flavor. Rice wasn't very spicy but I like hot stuff. The salad was ok. The real star of the show was the hummus. Delicious! Staff friendly and place clean.