Aleppo Sweets is so much more than a place to eat - it is a beautifully decorated, serene retreat…read morethat feels made for lingering. It is the kind of place where you can meet friends, share a pot of tea, break bread & let the world slow down for a while. We started with a pot of black tea with fresh mint because, as they say, Syrians are ALL about TEA! It was perfectly balanced, not too strong, wonderfully refreshing, with just the right hint of fresh mint. A lovely way to ease into our meal. I ordered the hummus, an authentic Syrian version from the Akhtarini home. Silky pureed chickpeas blended with tahini, garlic, lemon & olive oil, served with warm Syrian bread. Simple, traditional & absolutely delicious. I also had the pepper & lamb fatayer, a popular Syrian street food, often eaten on the go, wrapped in paper. The softly baked bread was tender & flavorful, with small pieces of pepper & lamb seasoned with spices & olive oil. I loved the little "boat" shape & the spicy lamb spice topping. Hubby ordered the chicken shawarma wrap. A classic done right: flavorful marinated chicken, banana peppers, pickles & garlicky sauce wrapped in bread & grilled under a flatiron. He was very happy with his choice! What I loved the whole experience of Aleppo Sweets! The peaceful atmosphere, beautiful surroundings, welcoming feel & food that feels deeply connected to Syrian tradition & hospitality. Come hungry, stay awhile, order the tea & break bread with someone you love. Highly recommend. NOM NOM NOM #YUM

I'm absolutely in love with Aleppo Sweets. It's beautifully decorated and everything just looks…read morepicture perfect. It's super clean. The service is phenomenal. The ladies who are working when I visited last were just so lovely and even gave me some food to take home for free because I mentioned that I had wanted to try it and was going to come next time to do so. Totally unexpected and such a kind gesture and the food was amazing. Everything I ordered was delicious from the ginger, mint and cardamom tea pot to the traditional cheese boats. The different types of baklava were delicious and they use a lot of pistachios which I am a big fan of. I really enjoyed the lentil soup, it had good flavor and my friend really liked her hummus. This is such a great spot and I definitely need to get myself here more. It does only have street parking, but we were able to find parking in the area pretty easily without having to walk too far. They do close fairly early at 8 PM so make sure you get there with plenty of time. You do bus your own table, so that's just a reminder for folks to not leave your items on the table. Highly recommend!

Chicken Shawarma was just the right amount of crispy with well cooked chicken and fries. 10/10…read morewould recommend :)

I've been here a few times. The food is always amazing. Everyone is friendly. And there isn't a bad…read moredish we've had. A lot of different options on the menu, the mixed grill. is amazing. Place is clean and staff is extremely friendly. Save space for dessert.

Absolutely incredible food in large portions at a reasonable price. Employees are kind and provide…read moregreat, timely service. I've been multiple times and will gladly keep coming back for more. Instant 5-star.

Respectfully sharing an unpleasant experience from our recent visit…read more We've been loyal patrons of this restaurant for a long time, usually visiting every other Sunday with a group of 9-10 friends to enjoy good food and time together. The ambiance and general quality of the food have always been excellent, and we've genuinely appreciated that. However, during our most recent visit, we had a rather disappointing experience that I feel compelled to share--constructively and respectfully--so it can hopefully be improved going forward. We ordered a spicy fish dish that unfortunately was not up to the restaurant's usual standards. It appeared to be a frozen tilapia, not fully cooked, with a strong raw fish smell that made it quite unappetizing. I returned it and politely explained I wasn't satisfied with the quality. I even mentioned I didn't mind paying for the meal if it met basic expectations--but I was met with a dismissive smirk rather than any understanding or acknowledgment. Later, when we went to pay, we were surprised to see an unexpected charge for tea! This was especially disappointing since tea had always been served complimentary during our previous visits. There was no signage or prior communication indicating a change in this policy. When I politely asked for clarification, the lady at the counter responded very rudely and was not willing to listen. Wanting to resolve the matter calmly, I spoke with a gentleman who appeared to be closely affiliated with the owner--possibly his son. He respectfully listened to my concerns and communicated them to the owner, who ultimately agreed to deduct the charges for the fish and the tea. While I appreciate that decision, the attitude of the front staff, especially the lady at the counter, remained rude and unprofessional! There was no apology--only resistance and continued arguing. As returning customers, we didn't expect perfection--but we did expect respect and consistency. I hope this feedback is taken in the spirit of improvement, because we've enjoyed this place many times in the past and would like to continue doing so in the future. Good service is just as important as good food--and I truly hope future guests are treated with a bit more courtesy and care!! !!!A long-time customer!!!!!!!

Lots to offer. Real authentic Middle Eastern Food. Special Turkish cookies as a hostess gift.read more

Please note that this is NOT a fast food restaurant as advertised. This is actually a small mom &…read morepop shop with a few basic items used to cook Middle Eastern foods, serving a few prepared items, such as kibbeh, tabouleh, spinach pies, flat bread topped with zaatar, and milk pudding dessert. I was hoping to find a complete renovation from the previous business it replaced but, alas, the only thing that changed is the name and a few added items in their prepared food section. The new owners have recently immigrated to the US, so the woman who assisted me had challenges communicating with me in English. Luckily, she had a translator on her phone that translated the list of food on my text message into Arabic writing . I think these people are VERY BRAVE for starting over in a far away land. In the grocery section I bought a jar of pickled turnips for the chicken pita wraps I make at home. (Trader Joe's now sells toum, or garlic sauce, traditionally used as a condiment in Lebanon similar to garlicky mayonnaise. You can use meat from rotisserie chicken available at most local grocery stores). They also have fresh lebneh, or strained yogurt. From the prepared foods section, I highly recommend their kibbeh (if you like lamb; my hubby thought it was good) and their slow cooked chicken with Syrian rice pilaf, which is an authentic Syrian regional home cooked meal. This was delicious and the portion was perfect for the price. I also liked their milk pudding cups, though I wish the portion was larger. If you decide to try the cheese or spinach pies, you might need to baked it in the oven a while longer as they were undercooked. My four stars is for the slow-cooked chicken with rice pilaf and the milk pudding, which I will come back for. Hopefully, we will see some renovations in the future since it still looks shabby as it did before this business took over

STILL LOVE THIS PLACE!!!…read more I finally got to eat at Anoush' ella, and OMG - SO CUTE!!! I love the vibes. The way it's decorated is very simple and classy, so the ambiance was chill and easy. Once again, the food was delicious!!! I got my usual but with chicken, and it was so good. Very flavorful and moist (eek - sorry for using that term - LOL). Having actually eaten here, I can officially say that the service is equally amazing. They are very fast and efficient. The quality control is excellent here, which makes it worth eating at again and again.

Easy to order, friendly staff, was obsessed with decor and the table design, food was so good and…read morefresh and flavorful!

Food: We ordered the following:…read more - falafel wrap: good texture and flavor. It's also huge! I couldn't finish the whole thing but was close lol - chicken shawarma wrap: very tender and flavorful chicken. This was also a very big wrap! My husband was able to finish it all and was stuffed. - falafel pieces: nice flavor and crispy - fries : these were super crispy and soft on the inside. The flavor was delish! Service: There was only one person working there and handling everything when we were there. He did a good job handling everything. Ambiance: It's a cute small spot. A couple of tables to sit down at but it's set up more for a takeout. There's some cool middle eastern decor in there as well. Overall, we would go back again.

I love Al-Shami! He has the best falafel in town! The tabouli is extremely flavorful too. The owner…read moreis extremely generous too. He really gets to know his customers.

We were in the Attleboro area and wanted to find a place for lunch. We read the reviews in Yelp…read moreabout Habibi's and thought it sounded like a great place to try: and you know, it was. The menu is extensive with a lot of tempting choices . We both got wraps: one shrimp and one lamb. Both were delicious. They came with some really good French fries. We also tried their homemade rice pilaf and hummus. Both were excellent. Our service was everything you would want it to be: friendly, prompt and warm. I wish I lived closer to Habibi's so I could go there all of the time. I would strongly recommend going.

We stopped by Habibi's kitchen today for lunch and were generally pretty impressed. The…read moreestablishment is in historic downtown North Attleboro which made parking challenging but not impossible. Truly a great location. The restaurant itself is spacious and I loved their photos on Lebanon. Our waitress was accommodating and took great care of us. Their menu is expansive and eventually I settled on the viral wrap and my partner had the Habibi wrap. Our food came out quickly and was served piping hot. I loved the flavors of my wrap and the portion of lamb was generous along with seeming to be high quality. My significant other enjoyed his wrap as well and it definitely was large and came with French fries. I'm giving four stars because I felt the execution of my dish was a little off. The wrap was cut into three pieces and had dollops of toum on top. It would have been much easier to eat if the toum was on side in a bowl for dipping. Being cut in to three pieces meant that a lot of the ingredients would fall out when I took a bite leading to a huge mess. The fries while nice and crispy were also pretty salty. Finally, the prices are a little steep. I know the food tastes high quality but almost $60 for two drinks and two wraps was a hefty penny. I would definitely come back to Habibi's, but instead of what I ordered today I'd try their plates.

I'd never really had Syrian food before, and I was blown away by the flavors and portion sizes. I…read moreordered both the whole chicken plate and a muhmmara pie, and I had enough food for probably 3 meals! Keep in mind that if you order the whole chicken plate, you need to place your order at least 45 minutes in advance for them to prepare it, but it's 1000% worth it. Whole Chicken Plate - I think this is actually a Cornish game hen rather than a really small chicken, and it was so perfectly juicy and fresh tasting. Ordering takeout chicken is especially risky of being dry, but this was juicy and cooked to perfection. The spices on the chicken had just the right amount of kick, and the nuts and the rice were seasoned perfectly. I'd eat just the rice without the meat too - it was that good! Side of Mutabal - I had never had this before, but it was so so so so good! It had a sort of creamy texture to it (maybe yogurt?) and it was so rich and satisfying. I'm also a fan of baba ganoush but this takes eggplant to another level - I'm going to have to order this again and again and even look up a recipe to make at home. Absolutely recommend this gem of a side! Muhmmara pie - This was the one dish that was just okay - the pepper paste was good, but I was expecting a different kind of carb wrapping - the photos I'd seen look a bit different - this was more of a pita with the pepper spread on it and folded in half. I'd like to try again to see if it's the same thing as the other pictures on yelp or if perhaps the "pie" part of this was just different this particular day. All in all though, this was a solid 5/5. The whole chicken plate was perfect and I'd get it again with the mutabal any day!

I had a truly memorable meal at Fattoush many years ago and I was very excited to return for some…read moretake-out. Unfortunately, this latest meal was simply terrible. I remembered previously ordering a Chicken Shawarma Plate. That is now in the "Specialties" section of the menu and that's what I ordered expecting to get the same plate of delicious chicken, rice, salad and hummus. I was shocked that this $20 "Specialty" consisted of a dry chicken wrap, french fries, some sort of yogurt dip and AWFUL, salty pickled vegetables. The fries were good but you don't go to a specialty Mediterranean place to get fries with a meal described as a plate. Apparently, you can no longer get a true plate of chicken shawarma with rice here. I do plan to return again some day and try the Kofta Kebab or Mixed Grill Plate from the "Entree" section since these still come with rice but everyone should be avoiding the "Specialties" plates as these are poorly executed and severely overpriced. Regardless of what you are ordering, I would highly recommend calling in your order to confirm exactly what you are going to get with your order since the online menus have no details whatsoever.

Incredible food. Absolutely delicious. Great service as well. If you like Mediterranean food come…read moretry this place.

I ordered the Chicken Kebab Lunch Plate for delivery, and it was a bit of a mixed bag…read more Unfortunately, the chicken was very dry and lacked seasoning. On the bright side, the rice was relatively tasty, and the standout was definitely the creamy yogurt/hummus-style dip--it was incredibly rich, dense, and flavorful! While that side was a highlight, the main course fell short of expectations.