Food: 5/5 Chicken tenders combo:…read moreHands down the best thing I tasted all year!! Beef koubideh:I say the best in town. I haven't had anything packed with more flavor all year. They take my #1 spot with both of these meals fire!!! Service: 5/5 Tony my main man full of life full of love. He has this infectious warm welcoming energy. Great guy he definitely deserves to succeed!! Ambiance: 5/5 it's a take out so get your food and go!! But you can see the workers in the kitchen whipping the magic I love this place you can thank me later!

Love this place! Food is phenomenal and the couple that run it are so nice!…read more Skewered meats are cooked to order outside over actual fire. Thank you Tony for braving that heat to cook for us, always with a huge smile! As noted food is cooked to order so it takes a little bit. They do list cook times on their website and you can call ahead. I hear they sometimes run out of some options, but everything is fantastic so just pick something else. Or call ahead! The standard order is a meal with grilled veggies and sauce and rice and some shirazi salad. I like to do just the skewers with the chimi sauce (very different than other chimichurri I've had, but good!) and a large order of shirazi salad and eat that with fresh lavosh from the Middle Eastern store next door. I can't say I have a favorite meat option because they are all so good!! I also saw they're running a lunch special now. Great deal!

We're in trouble…read more The second I tasted the garlic sauce, I had an immediate realization, this is the kind of place that accidentally ends up on my weekly rotation. I would legitimately come back just for pita and that garlic sauce. No shame. I ordered online and, because I have no self-control, kept adding things to my cart. Ended up with a falafel wrap, a side beef kebab, a side of rice, and a garlic sauce. I had no idea the wrap came with a generous serving of steak fries, so that was a nice surprise. Now... I may have ruined my own ability to objectively review the falafel because the first thing I did was absolutely smother it in that garlic sauce. Underneath my terrible scientific methods, the falafel was crispy, flavorful, and every bite had a nice little crunch of freshness (pickle, onion, maybe tomato? I mentioned, smoothered in garlic sauce). The pita itself deserves a mention, too. It was soft, fresh, and held everything together without falling apart. Nothing over-the-top or fancy, just a really good pita and a wrap that felt like a fair portion for the price. The beef? I only stole one bite because I'm saving it for later, but it was tender, flavorful, and paired with some seriously delicious crunchy onions. The rice is also waiting for Future Me, who's going to have a pretty great evening. The woman working there was incredibly kind. I showed up a little early after ordering online, let her know I was probably ahead of schedule, and she came out to greet me, chatted for a moment about the storm rolling in, and brought my food right out. One thing that surprised me was the size of the place. I'd seen people describe it as a "hole in the wall," but... I don't know what kind of walls they're used to. This place is much bigger than a hole. I'll definitely be back. Mostly because that garlic sauce has already made itself a problem. Future Jess checking in: I originally hadn't tried the rice, but now I'm standing in front of my refrigerator eating it cold with a spoon, and I have zero regrets. It's beautifully cooked, and there's this subtle cardamom flavor that somehow makes plain rice ridiculously addictive. I kept wondering what I'd eat it with. Turns out... nothing. It doesn't need anything. I also demolished the beef kebab straight out of the fridge, and it was just as delicious cold as it was fresh.

Wonder food and authentic feel. We had shawarma combo plate and gyro wrap. Also humus, tabouli was…read moreso fresh! I will be back. It was a hole in the wall feel, and it is great because to many places no longer feel original. We went at 8 pm so it was just us until another group came in.

Great euros the blonde girl working there with a tan has a funny Gen Z stare other than that great…read moreplace good vibes good drink I like it

Popped in one night and immediately felt unwelcome. We were met with blank stares, no greeting, not…read moreeven a smile. First time in and had no idea you even had to order at the counter because nobody spoke to us! The calamari was good, but the service was awful. Won't be back.

Greektown is a restaurant which has been around for years. I don't know why it took me so long to…read moreget there, but I'm glad I finally did! The facility is an older building, but has had some recent upgrades made to it. The interior has classic restaurant decor complete with white tablecloths and candles. Greek decor is abundant. Service was fast and friendly. This is a family restaurant and my server was a third generation member of that family. He was very friendly! I ordered the moussaka platter which came with rice and veggies. All meals come with pita, bread, soup and Greek salad. All were delicious, so much so that I can't tell you which dish I liked the best. I regret not getting to Greektown sooner. My most recent visit won't be the last!

Greektown is an experience you've truly got to see for yourself. The surrounding neighborhood is…read moreunassuming, but once you enter Greektown, you enter a new world of candlelit ambiance, Greek history, and a remarkable service team. George does a great job working the room and providing welcoming entertainment. Celebrating a special occasion? Don't be surprised if you hear the smashing of plates followed by a loud "OPA!" The owner George and his family have been in the restaurant business for decades and they truly have a passion for sharing authentic Greek dishes and cocktails. One of his sons served me and my wife. I inquired about their bourbons on the shelf and received an impromptu tasting of a few whiskeys and given a list of personal recommendations. They include menu mainstays like the mousaka as well routine specials like the souvlaki. The food is wonderful, based on fresh Mediterranean staples like lamb, feta, grape leaves and olive oil. But the service truly steals the show, time and time again!

This place surprises us, amazing customer service and incredible food!…read more Everything was made fresh to order. WE LOVE IT!

Supreme Shawarma is located in the parking lot, closest to Indian School Road. You can see it from…read moreIndian School, on your right, as you head west. It is not highly visible, but is more easily located from within the shopping center. There are white tables outside, if you care to eat outside. After you have made your selection from the menu overhead, you will be given a number to take to your seat. You need wait only a few minutes. The waitress with provide you will table service. I've sampled the Chicken, the Beef and the Falafel. They are all wrapped as you see in the picture. The Falafel comes with a dipping sauce. All taste very good. The restaurant looks very clean, as did one of the unisex bathrooms. This is a good place to stop for a bite. They are open in the afternoon and evening. My only complaint is that the music was way too loud. It was not that way before. It could have been an off day, but it was so loud, it must be mentioned.

Latha is such a beautiful restaurant! From the moment you walk in, you're surrounded by gorgeous…read moredécor and a warm, welcoming atmosphere that truly celebrates African culture. The space has a classy, mid-upscale vibe definitely giving "bougie" in the best way while still feeling comfortable and inviting. We visited on a Saturday, and the live music was phenomenal. The musicians played a great mix of current songs, which created an amazing atmosphere throughout the restaurant. The staff greeted us warmly and made us feel right at home. I also loved the thoughtful touch of offering personal handheld fans to guests if they got warm. The bar was another standout. I really appreciated that the cocktails are crafted using African or Black-owned liquors, making the drink menu feel unique and intentional. If you don't drink alcohol, they also have a wonderful selection of mocktails and natural teas, so there are plenty of options for everyone. The food took a little longer than expected to come out, but nothing unreasonable. The portions are generous, and the prices are fair for the quality and amount of food you receive. We ordered the oxtails, jollof rice, broccoli, peri-peri chicken, and pineapple chicken. Everything was delicious, especially the oxtails and jollof rice. My only recommendation is to be prepared if you're not a fan of spicy food the piri piri chicken definitely has some heat. Since they don't offer ranch or similar cooling sauces, just keep that in mind when ordering. Overall, Latha offers more than just great food it's a full experience. Between the beautiful atmosphere, live music, welcoming hospitality, thoughtfully curated drinks, and flavorful African cuisine, it's a restaurant I would absolutely recommend. I can't wait to come back and try more from the menu!

Brunch Review: Parking is tricky, so give yourself some extra time to find a spot. But we came for…read moreSunday brunch and on Sundays you can park in the Pizzaria Bianco parking lot. We had a reservation for a party of seven, and was seated right away in a quaint, well appointed dining room but the music was very loud -- more "nightclub" than leisurely brunch. The service was attentive without being overbearing, although the wait time between dishes and overall pace left a little to be desired. We started with cocktails, and while everyone agreed they were high quality and thoughtfully made, they were also across-the-board too sweet for our tastes. The Kahawa-tini (emphasis on the "tini" as in teeny-tiny) drank like an espresso martini, the Spice African Coffee was better, but the Black Star was definitely worth the price if you like a boozy cocktail -- bold, strong, and unique. The Watermelon Margarita was bold and vibrant. The Passion Fruit Punch was very passion-fruit-forward, while the Hibiscus Batida was creamy, coconutty, and almost dessert-like. Good (not great) cocktails, very aesthetic, just a little heavy-handed with the sweetness. The food was where Latha really won us over. We started with the whipped goat cheese with tamarind - it was light, tangy, and packed with flavor, especially paired with the warm chapati. They do charge for extra, beware. Of the main dishes, the standout was the oxtail shakshuka -- easily the table favorite and, in my opinion, the most flavorful dish of the brunch. The oxtail was rich and savory, and the criollo brought an incredibly aromatic depth to the dish. If you come for brunch, order it. The shrimp and grits were tasty, although the "grits" were definitely not what a traditional Southern version, it was more like overcooked rice. That said, the shrimp and accompanying flavors were savory and aromatic enough that the dish still worked. The watermelon salad with whipped feta was a generous portion and made for a nice palate cleanser. It was refreshing and pleasant, but it didn't offer a wildly unique take over a typical watermelon salad. The wings provided the most entertaining moment of the meal. Our server went way out of his way to warn our table about the insane heat of the Caribbean honey hot wings -- repeatedly -- stopping short of making us sign a liability waiver before ordering them. So naturally, we were expecting some serious face-melting heat. However, once they arrived the expectation didn't match the reality. The server waaaay over-hyped the spice level - maybe they've gotten complaints before but all of us agreed, they weren't deserving of such a warning. That said, the wings themselves were juicy and flavorful. You get 5 per order. I might as well mention the smoked salmon eggah, though I almost forgot about it. Definitely the least exciting dish of the table, though the server said it was a personal favorite of his. The salmon itself was nice, but the egg was spongy, the Gouda wasn't melted, and the overall dish just didn't have much going on flavor-wise. It was fine -- just not memorable. Overall: Latha knows how to build bold, interesting flavors. The food was a solid 4/5, with the oxtail shakshuka being the clear star. The cocktails were well-crafted but overly sweet, and the loud music, tricky parking, and slower service kept the overall experience closer to a 3/5 for us. Would I go back for brunch? Probably not. But would I go back for dinner? Absolutely. There was enough depth and creativity in the flavors that our whole table agreed Latha is worth another visit -- just maybe when we're looking for dinner rather than a relaxing Sunday brunch.

The food was absolutely amazing! I'm out visiting my sister and I wanted to try a new Indian spot…read more The staff was so kind and incredibly helpful. I love the vibe of the overall place and the music/shows they play fit the vibe very well. I got the chicken tikka masala, garlic naan, rice, mango lassi, and aloo gobhi. Everything tasted divine! I would love to come back again!

We did a takeout feast from here and boy was it tasty! Ordered an assortment of dishes:…read more Aroma special butter chicken (excellent) Garlic naan (ok not heavily garlic) Vegetable samosa (yummy) Gobi Manchurian (loved this cauliflower dish) Patata Vada (interesting) Raita (my 2yo granddaughter's favorite) Chana masala curry (yummy chickpeas) Vegetable biryani (least favorite dish) Bharwan baigan curry Masala dosai (crepes with potatoes--spicy!) Aroma special chicken curry (excellent) Would definitely eat their food again!!

Thai food cravings = handled Thai E-San brings authentic…read moreflavors from Thailand's E-San region -- bold, fresh, and full of flavor. I went all in and ordered: Angel wings Coconut soup with chicken Pad See Ew with chicken Sticky rice Everything was rich, flavorful, and seriously satisfying. Cozy atmosphere, great food, and a solid spot when you want something comforting with a little kick.

What a scam! I was shocked when I ordered this for delivery and the portions were TINY!! $20 for 5…read moreof the smallest and flattest fish cake. The mango sticky rice was enough for 3 bites. The prices here are incredibly inflated so mediocre food. $25 for shrimp pad thai and there was literally 3 pieces of shrimp. There are much better options in this area without being scammed. Absolutely ridiculous!