Read about this spot in the Pasadena Star News and thought it was wonderful. Service was very good…read more- Derrick recommended many interesting dishes and we enjoyed them all. Can't wait to return

Amazing food, the grilled chicken and napoleon is amazing! George was amazing and had great service…read moreas well!

the location was a bit hidden so you might have to walk around to find it. the interior is very…read morefancy and it felt like a bougie restaurant but our server was super friendly. i got the koobideh which is lean ground beef skewered and grilled and it was good! the beef was nice and juicy and not overcooked so it had a good meaty flavor to it. the portion was big with lots of rice so it was very filling. they also have free pita so i suggest getting hummus to go with it. overall, a very pleasant experience due to the good food and the friendly service and i recommend to anyone whos in the area!!

The kabobs here are very tasty and the portion sizes are large. When you arrive, you will need to…read morewait to be seated as reservations are only for parties of 10 or more. The place is quite large with a lot of tables but half of it is under a tarp and so if it is hot or rainy it's not as comfortable There is also a very tiny parking lot. Its valet but they can't fit all the cars and street parking in the area can be bit tricky. I would stick w the Kabob selection (I'm partial to the juicy flavorful bone in chicken) unless you enjoy your stews on the sour side. All that being said, their food is delicious and the staff is friendly, which is why I keep going back.

This place is a vibe. The ambiance is amazing and my server Ruby is attentive and very sweet…read more Highly recommend this place and this waitress.

We were vacationing in Glendale and craving some Mediterranean food, so we came across Sale & Olive…read moreand were excited to find out that they're dog-friendly! We didn't want to leave our pup alone at the hotel, so this was a perfect option for us. There's a parking garage on the same street as the restaurant, and it was just a couple-minute walk to the restaurant. I made an 8:15 PM reservation, but when we arrived, there were still plenty of seats available. It was a pretty hot evening, so we asked our waiter for some cold water for our pup, which we really appreciated. For dinner, I ordered the shish kebab, while my wife got the beef koobideh plate. The filet mignon was very tender and cooked perfectly medium-rare--exactly how I like it! My wife really enjoyed her meal as well and had enough left over to take home. I finished my entire plate with ease! Overall, we had a great dinner and really appreciated being able to bring our pup along. A solid spot to consider if you're looking for Mediterranean food in Glendale and want a dog-friendly option.

Carousel is easily one of the best Middle Eastern restaurants in Glendale. The food is consistently…read moretop tier, full of flavor, and you can tell everything is made with care. The lentils are seriously to die for. I could come back just for those alone. The service is always warm and welcoming, and the ambiance has that classic, comfortable Glendale feel that makes you want to settle in and enjoy the whole meal. Everything I've had here has been so good. Definitely one of those places I recommend without hesitation.

This is not the best Armenian restaurant in the world. It is also not the most glamorous, the most…read moretrendy, nor the most ambitious. But it is without question the most important Armenian restaurant in the world. Armenians are simultaneously a diaspora people, a people of the book, and an old country people. Therefore, odd as it may seem, it is entirely appropriate that the most important Armenian restaurant in the world should not be located in Armenia at all, but should serve a diaspora community in a way that makes them feel connected to home, both interns of cuisine and in terms of communal warmth. Technically, this is more of a Lebanese restaurant than an Armenian restaurant, but that hardly matters. It's a place of celebration, merriment, laughter, and tears. In short, it is THE gathering place for Armenians in Southern California. Because of its fame and importance, the thing that is consistently overlooked about this restaurant is just how excellent the food is. Bring a Lebanese expat here and you will invariably hear them say after the first bite of hummus that it doesn't compare to the hummus they used to enjoy in Beirut. By the middle of the bowl, they will say that it actually is not as bad as they first thought. By the end of the bowl they will declare that this hummus ranks among the greatest they have ever tasted. Carousel does not overwhelm you. It seduces you. And you'll be back.

The food was great, but the service was even better! Shoutout to our server Carter F. who had a…read morefantastic warm personality, great recommendations, and stellar service. Will be back!

It was my first time at the Glendale location and the place was nice . The food was really good as…read morewell and Katrina was amazing with her service !!!!!!

Amazing place. A "cant go wrong" when you're looking for clean, healthy, and a great priced…read morerestaurant. The atmosphere is clean and bright, very inviting. The staff is always friendly and accurate with the orders. I like my steaks medium to rare, and they alway make it just as i ordered. I come in at least once a week when i don't have time to cook at home. Last but not least if you're into fitness or in Keto, you can order protein a la carté. Highly recommended.

Everything is made to order but it took a long time to get my order considering I was the only…read morecustomer in the restaurant at 11:30am. Food was plentiful - roasted Anaheim pepper and tomato, chicken and beef louleh and probably 2 cups of rice for $17. I'm not sure what the two sauces were but they were good and needed as the meat was dry but flavorful. Staff greeted me but you could tell it was forced. Truly seemed like she didn't want to be there on a Wednesday morning and gave the Costco driver attitude as well when he made a delivery.

Parking available sometimes. Food is great. Nice meeting place for 2-8 people. Quiet atmosphere.read more

I'd say that this place has the Vest Chicken Kabob that I have had in the LA area…read more I have been coming here since they opened and they have really stayed consistent in their quality since then. The white meat chicken kabob is the meal to order. The garlic sauce here is the best I have ever hade. it's the perfect blend of pungent garlic and creamy. Th pita bread is good too. It's thicker and has some substance and I've noticed that most Mediterranean places have the thinner bread, which I don't like as much. The salad is always fresh. The owner is usually there or his daughter, and they are both really easy to deal with. they always want to make sure you have an enjoyable experience. this is def a lunch type of place pr a takeout place. I wouldn't take a date here. but I would def recommend on any Wednesday for lunch.

My two choices were the Caesar wrap and the lule plate, and the food didn't stand a chance! The…read morewrap was devoured in under two minutes. The flavors hit the spot, and the extra dressing on the side took it to another level. The lule was perfectly seasoned and juicy, and the rice was on point--fluffy and moist. The hummus had the perfect texture as well. Honestly, I can't complain about the food. I was initially going to complain about the price, but after tasting the flavor and quality, I'd say it was worth every penny. Also, shout-out to Armen--very nice guy who brings some seriously positive energy. I'll definitely be back!

I was looking forward to trying Mini Kabob for so long, but due to my schedule and their hours, it…read moredidn't work out so easily. But at last! Yesterday we finally had time to come by and it was just okay. I love to see them thriving and see how supportive their client base is. Personally, I was underwhelmed. I have Armenian, Persian, Middle Eastern, and all similar foods ALL the time (and I am Armenian). The Luleh didn't look appealing, but it was actually good. I liked that it wasn't over-seasoned like most places. The chicken kabob was just okay. Nothing really stood out about it, except that it was a little undercooked in the middle, yet still charred on the outside. The flavor of the rice was alright, but the consistency was too watery/ mushy. I liked the humus - the flavors weren't overbearing. Overall, it was okay. The portion was good but the place in general is a little overpriced. Service was alright, the girl taking our order was nice but nothing stood out. PS - no trash cans. When you're done, you have to walk over to a large dumpster to throw your trash in.

Wow. That's all. This place is legit. The filet shish kabob…read morewas so tender and perfectly spiced. I could have eaten that all day. The chicken was juicy and mouthwatering deliciousness. The lamb was gamey, packed with flavor. We enjoyed every bite and can't wait to try this place out again. We ordered takeout, food was ready on time, service was great. Parking is a bit challenging since it's only street parking, but that's Montrose :P

Food is mediocre. That's all…read more Not bad. Not good. Just blah. Chicken was completely dry.

Have enjoyed Elena's many times by now. The food has tons…read moreof great flavor and the staff is always friendly and provide great service. You can use the church's parking lot that's across the street and about a hundred feet away, which makes a parking super convenient.

Lunch service was served in to go container with plastic cutlery. No napkins on the table. It felt…read morelike I was dining at the Glendale Galleria. Maybe they don't want to hire a dishwasher anymore? But it definitely cheapened the experience. Food tastes better on actual plates in my opinion so this was disappointing to see. I would rather pay more to eat on actual plates. The food still tastes the same (lentil soup in a styrofoam cup doesn't hit the same for me). The plastic soup is practically bending since the soup is so hot. I really cheapened the experience. I don't think I'll be back unless it's for take out.