Sadly my husband and I really disliked this restaurant. We just finished now and toss out more than…read morehalf the food. French fries covered in salt. Like even in the bottom of the take out box was crystals of salt everywhere. Then the pita for the beef lamb gyro was dry. The beef was overly seasoned. The hummus has a weird body odor kinda smell. The best place around is the mediterranean Turkish cuisine. Near the Y and burn fitness. Anyway wish it was better. I also never wrote reviews but this sucked so bad I had to. Sorry

Flavors are great, but... Portions are small for the $$…read more Bowls are really small for the money, and they're not as advertised: So here's the problem: "Falafel Hummus bowl: 15.00 Homemade falafel cooked to order ((served with pickles and Moroccan salad)) over homemade hummus and fresh pita. Vegetarian. Vegan." The food described in the parentheses--was not included. The bowl was basically like a side dish, Not a complete meal. Not sure how these guys are keeping such a hi rating.

Owner is great, food is delicious. Our go-to for party platters and special occasions!read more

Excellent food and friendly service…read more Don't let the location or exterior fool you; this place is #1 tasty, and#2, had good service. The primary aside, the rest was not fantastic... but a sold choice for a nice meal if you're in the mood for quality, Palestinian style middle eastern cuisine. Im excited to go back to try more stuff.

Good service and a pleasant owner, but the food didn't quite hit the mark for me. I ordered the…read moreChicken Rice Bowl with Eggplant Dip, Millet Tabbouleh, and Spicy Zhough Sauce for takeout. The food felt a bit dry overall and the rice was slightly undercooked. The restaurant has convenient parking with ample paid street parking around. There is moderate amount of seating inside which can cater to small and large groups.

Stopped in for lunch, service was quick and restaurant looked nice and clean. I got the cauliflower…read moreshawarma - it was good, may add a few extra topping next time but overall would come back

We have been coming here for years, and still enjoy it. They were not terribly busy so ambiance was…read moredecent with little noise. I had the Beef Shawarma, and mostly liked it - though the Sumac sprinkled on top was not optimal for me. Still enjoyed the dish nonetheless and it made good leftovers the next day. Spouse had mixed grill and the filet and chicken in it were just wonderful. We had started with Fatoush salad which is a favorite of mine, along with hummus. I don't find the hummus particularly interesting, but it still complemented other dishes fine. I had a mocktail to start with passionfruit and mango - it was really great. So many mocktails out there are too sweet and not creative. This was a notable exception. Service was great and they sent us home with lots of bread to go with our leftovers. I am looking forward to our next visit. Maybe I will finally get around to trying the stroganoff!

We love going to El Basha. Tonight Rebecca was our server and she elevated what is an already great…read moreexperience. Our food was, as always, delicious. She is friendly, attentive, and made for a really nice evening out. Thank you El Basha for another wonderful dining experience.

Love the options and the quality was quite good. Very busy at lunchtime but the line moved along…read more Very little seating which was an issue for us but I would definitely use for pickup. I had a standard Greek salad with no modifications and it was really good. Others more custom dishes. I'd return.

tamir was so helpful. The best that I've been to by far. Happy that I got a chance to meet her and…read morego to this location where all the other employees were extremely helpful as well.

I ate here with my two teens a few weeks back. We ordered a handful of things off the menu. I'm not…read morereally here to complain about the food which was ... fine... but the whole thing was just a chaotic mess. It was FREEZING in the restaurant. Hot food came on freezing cold plates which made it immediately turn cold. Prices were incredibly high for the food quality and quantity. But the one anecdote which really sums up our whole experience: I asked for a cup of hot tea (it was COLD in there). They came back around 4 or 5 times to ask me what kind of tea, if I want milk, should the milk be hot or cold, like a "cup" of tea or "something else"? It took about 20 minutes and the involvement of three people for them to bring me half a mug of hot water, a little cup of (hot) milk, and a celestial seasonings English Breakfast tea bag and then had the temerity to charge 9 DOLLARS for it. It was so utterly ridiculous. I'm usually willing to give people a second chance if there was anything good about the experience but this one is just a no from me.

| A true neighborhood gem with global soul…read more Visited Zayith with family and visiting friends after multiple strong recommendations--and it exceeded every expectation. If you love the vibe and culinary creativity of Sarma or Oleana, Zayith absolutely belongs on your list. We sampled a wide range of the menu--patatas bravas, murgh malai skewers, lentil nachos, skordostoumbi (Zakynthos-style garlic shrimp), kataifi-wrapped prawns, and paneer butter masala--and every single dish was executed beautifully. The flavors were bold yet balanced, and the Indian influences stood out for their authenticity and depth rather than being diluted for fusion's sake. Compliments to the chef for creating such thoughtful, seamless combinations. The cocktails were equally impressive--we tried the sangria and the spiced goose, both of which paired wonderfully with the food and reinforced the Mediterranean spirit of the menu. The experience truly felt transportive--taking us from the streets of Seville to Greece and India in one sitting. The ambience is warm and inviting, making it equally well-suited for a family dinner, a special night out, or a relaxed evening with friends. We're so glad to have discovered this neighborhood gem--and it's safe to say we'll be regulars.