The guy who helped us there was absolutely wonderful. It was our first time, and we loved…read moreeverything! The family meal combos were delicious, the quality was excellent, and it was authentic Lebanese food. The prices were great, the portions were just right, and the service was amazing. Highly recommended!!!

WOW..Lebanese food…read more My wife loves mediterranean food so every chance we get to grab a bite makes her smile. I've seen this place a few times in the plaza but never could pronounce the name to remember it. The inside was extremely spacious and quiet. The lady working the register was friendly. Noticed the shawarma rotisserie skewers of beef & lamb glistening in the kitchen, but instead of getting the normal gyro, she wanted to try the fried falafel balls with hummus dip. They were ready in a few minutes and were very hot to the touch and larger than I thought. Took the balls togo and ate them in the car since it's the kinda food that is not too messy. Moist chickpeas on the inside with a a nice blast of herbs & spices coated by a crispy light brown shell. We both loved them. The gender assigned clean bathroom was ultra contemporary with marble walls and black onyx fixtures - great job!

I was craving Mediterranean food, and I went here on a whim because I had seen the sign and I love…read moreMediterranean food. I was really impressed by the presentation and the service. The food was phenomenal as well. We started with hummus that was served with a nice amount of pita bread. It was rich and creamy and balanced nicely with the olive oil drizzled in the center. I ordered the Mojito, which was delicious and refreshing on a hot Florida day. As my main dish, I ordered the beef platter with my sides of Greek salad and Angel rice. I was very impressed with the tenderness of the beef and the flavor of everything. We ended the afternoon with baklava. I enjoyed the flaky texture and crunch of the pistachios. You can't go wrong trying to sufrat when you are craving Mediterranean food.

It's Sunday afternoon, it's raining hard so I ordered for delivery. Got it in less than 30 minutes…read more I ordered for my parents and myself the following: -Greek Salad with grilled chicken, -chicken shawarma platter angel hair rice - Gyro platter with yellow rice. Also ordered a side of baba ghanouge (eggplant dip)and pita bread. Mom couldn't stop raving about how delicious everything was. The portions were plenty. This place is always a hit. Never disappoints.

We love this restaurant: great food, great atmosphere, wonderful service…read more Our favorites: salmon salad, the red rice, humus and falafel. See you next time we visit Miam'si area. .

Stopped randomly for lunch. Nice ambiance, great food and super nice waiter. Large…read moreportions...would have loved to take my leftovers but we are traveling. I had the chicken Thai platter and my husband had the lamb platter.

Food was great as always, service varies depending on whether or not their busy but overall 10/10…read moremust visit

Al Natour. We came here for my parents anniversary. The food was phenomenal and the space was…read morebright and welcoming. The service unfortunately did not match. Gratuity is automatically added, and it showed in the lack of attentiveness. My mom spilled ice and water and the waitress simply watched her clean it up without helping, then continued taking our order. That was disappointing, especially on a special occasion. The appetizers were great, especially the chicken and hummus. The main entrées were even better. We ordered the family platter with meats, lamb chops, and a shawarma to share. Everything was flavorful and well done. The knafeh is easily the best in town and the reason why they're getting a 4 instead of a 3

I came in here for kataifi to make my own homemade Dubai Chocolate. I was actually headed to the…read morePost Office when I passed this Middle Eastern store and decided to go find the special ingredient that makes the viral Dubai Chocolate everyone and their mother has been talking about all year! The staff helped me find what I needed. They had the dry kataifi, roasted kataifi and frozen kataifi. I told them I wanted it for the Dubai Chocolate and said I could use any of them but the roasted kataifi was probably best option to keep it simple. It cost $8.49. The market itself reminds me of small Asian markets. I was in a hurry but I want to come back and really look around. They also sell pistachio spread here too but I already bought that so didn't need it. After I paid and, on my way out, I immediately noticed the viral Propitious Ice Cream in the refrigerated section. OH. EM. GEEEEEEE!!! Been looking for this everywhere. They had so many different flavors options including mango, peach, refreshing lemon, summer lemon and the blue one is a milk flavored ice cream filled with yellow peach jam. I was so excited to find this close by but also couldn't buy any since I was running around. I will be back for these!!! "Propitious Ice Cream, also known as "the viral ice cream", is a Chinese frozen dessert that comes in fruit-shaped popsicles of mango, peach, and lemon. The popsicles have become a social media sensation, with TikTok users documenting their months-long searches for the product. The ice cream's rarity and premium price, ranging from $7-$11.99 per popsicle, contribute to its mystique."

I am always looking for new flavors, desserts, and delicacies, and so when I saw Medina Middle…read moreEastern Market, I just had to go in. I was also looking for a couple of specific things that I haven't been able to find since Caspian Grill closed. The store was pretty much what I expected. A few aisles of shelves stacked to the top with a variety of items. Let's face it. Middle East is a large area with many countries, each with its own unique spices and dishes, and so it is a huge undertaking to try and satisfy everyone, but for the most part, they succeeded. Given the people who were shopping there at the time, I would say that the authenticity of the store was greatly appreciated. I ended up not finding the Persian items I was looking for, but that's ok, instead I got a Turkish item. They also serve food at the store, which is nice because after walking along the aisles of food items, you start craving a Middle Eastern treat. I saw a vertically roasted meat and I knew what I wanted, but i didn't see a menu and when I was asked what I wanted, I wasn't sure if they were serving Gyro, Doner, or Shawarma, and not wanting to offend anyone, I asked for a meat wrap. It worked and I ended up with a Shawarma, which made the whole experience worthwhile.

From the moment you walk in, the atmosphere immerses you in the charm of Morocco -- paired…read moreperfectly with exceptional Mediterranean cuisine that is both authentic and unforgettable.

The place is nice inside, but honestly nothing made me be like WOAH this is so good. All of the…read moremeats were overcooked. Also price super expensive and the service was okay. Everything we asked our server he seemed bothered instead of helpful/happy. I went there for my birthday and would not come back.

Not many people are familiar with Iranian food, and that's unfortunate. Iranian food is very…read moredelicious and it is in its own category. It is not Indian, Lebanese, or Turkish, but something in-between. If you like to try different food and flavors, you must try it, and the best place to try authentic Iranian food is Kuluck. From the ambiance to the staff to the service, it is second to none. But most importantly, you have to go there for the flavors. You can try kebab over rice (definitely get Kubideh or beef kebab I think is on the menu), or if you want more of a comfort food, try one of the stews. Ghormeh Sabzi (Beef & Green Herb Stew) is a must for a first timer, then you can try Gheyme (Yellow Split Pea Stew), Bedemjoon (Eggplant), and Fesenjoon (Chicken Pomegranate Stew) I can't name everything you must try. Start from the top of the menu and move down in every visit, or I guess alphabet order is another option I promise you won't be disappointed

Don't be thrown off by shopping center locale, this is a beautiful restaurant and ambiance! We had…read morethe lunch buffet. I tried small portions of almost all items in the first round. Everything I tried was delicious! My second round was Ghorme Sabzi and Ghayme, carrot rice, hummus and bread that was especially phenomenal. The chicken kabobs were impressive, but round was enough for me. The waitress was attentive and provided great service. I will return again. If you like Persian food, I recommend you give this restaurant a visit

Holy moly....this was the juiciest chicken BREAST that i have ever had. Immediately after taking a…read morebite i had to take a picture to remember this. Fast casual type of restaurant. Great value for what you get!

I ordered pick up from here and was surprised by how fresh and hot my food was. I did wait a bit…read morefor the food, but it wasn't too bad. I ordered a large koobideh platter which is 2 skewers of mixed beef and lamb and I couldn't recommend it enough. It was amazing and the meat was so tender. It was laid over rice and a pita which was great for making it into a sandwich. I recommend getting the yogurt sauce on the side, it was so good on the pita. I'll definitely be back to check out more of the menu soon.

Food was amazing, soo delicious! But what made our experience even better was our Server, Aratza,…read moreshe was super helpful in recommending the best dishes, and super personable! One Lebanese is a must visit!

This was the first time eating at this restaurant. The service was amazing as well as the food. I…read morewill definitely be going back.

September 2026- Delicious food, great service and beautiful atmosphere! The outdoor patio is…read morecompletely covered and transported me to a Mediterranean village! Nash was my delightful server! She was extremely helpful in describing many of the menu items and explaining their amazing Happy Hour menu! They have 40% off their bottles of wine. I ordered a delicious bottle and took most home. I ordered the felafel and the spanakopita from the HH menu and they brought out warm pita bread with an olive oil dipping dish. Delicious! I will say both the Felafel and the Spanakopita were delicious! Freshly made and both full of flavor! The Star of the evening was my dessert! The Knafen which is cheese enveloped in like Kataifi with a light syrup. Not too sweet but it absolutely delicious!! A huge piece -I took most home and reheated it at home and wow! Incredibly delicious! This is a very special Restaurant! The food is fresh and delicious! Their Happy Hour is a great value and their service is outstanding! Their menu has something for everyone! The inside dining room is warm and inviting! Tablecloths and beautiful lighting and music... A Mediterranean style and they have Belly Dancing on selected weekend nights. I highly recommend!

I'm giving this place a 3 even though it's was only a 2 1/2. Being that this is not an option I'm…read moreupping it to 3 stars. This was our first time coming after passing and seeing this place many times. To start, I will say that our server was very good, very friendly, not rush and helpful. The ambiance is nice, however you don't really get a Mediterranean vibe. Outside of a few decorations nothing really says Mediterranean other than the restaurants menu. For the food, we were very disappointed. The first negative came with the pita bread. This was not freshly made. It was definitely a bagged, pita warmed up and cut into pieces. It was dry and very bland. There was nothing that made it stand out or have that special Mediterranean flare. We started with the Dip sampler. This came with tzatziki, baba ghanoush, lavash and hummus. Sadly to say, none of these tasted homemade and I could've gotten the same style and quality of dips just by going to the grocery store and buying packaged ones. For dinner, my wife got the chicken kebabs and I got the shrimp kebabs The presentation was very nice and the portion size was very generous so my complaint is not about that and the price is a reasonable for the amount of food you get. The downside is that nothing tasted Mediterranean. My wife's chicken was super tender, but very basic seasoning. My shrimp were perfectly cooked, but again very basic seasoning and very bland. It came with vegetables and rice. The vegetables were tasteless and the rice was just boxed rice. The other issue we had is how loud they played the music. I did not know that on Saturday night they had a belly dancer from 7 to 8 which I'm fine with because we've been to other restaurants that have this and we enjoy the show. For some unknown reason, they made the music so loud you could feel it vibrating your body. We asked a server to turn it down a little, but she was unable because the dancer was doing her thing. We almost walked out because of how loud it was, and the server being as nice as she was came over and said she would have it turned down as soon as the dancer was done After the dancer was done, they did turn it down. It was still loud but tolerable and randomly the volume would spike, and then get turned down as if somebody was trying to irritate the patron in the restaurant. I'm not telling you to not go, but this was not a meal that I will return for. We've eaten at so many Mediterranean restaurants around Florida and in different states and they all have something that makes them stand out about their ingredients or how their food is cooked. This had none of those features and nothing tasted like it was Mediterranean style.