Mix grill platter was tasty, but it was on pricey side for $28+($23.99 + CC fee + tax). They do…read morecharge CC fee! So, bring cash if you can. The place is clean & more spacious than it seems from the outside.

That lamb kebab was straight would recommend, the greek salad was delightfully tangy and the fries…read morewere seasoned to perfection. My wife said the chicken Shwarma was also delectable . I liked the atmosphere.

I ordered a chicken shawarma wrap and chicken shawarma over rice bowl via Uber Eats. This was by…read morefar the best I've had with everything so fresh and seasoned well! Will definitely be ordering again.

UMMM HELLO!!! Beautiful presentation. Hefty packaging. Utensils included. Nothing forgotten…read more Perfectly seasoned. I wasn't expecting it to be this good!!! There's rice on the bottom too. I can be a picky eater this is just right for me.

After tennis 6 of us came here last night. I checked Yelp and Google first. We like this place and…read morethe staff are lovely, very welcoming! The good was delicious- we ordered the family style (chicken and lamb) - the girls likes the chicken and the guys go for the lamb and even had a little for the guys to take home. Will definitely come back here. Place is clean, couple booths beautifully decorated. I think when you are in it, it would feel like you are transported to an exotic place... No alcohol here. Only tea (mint), soda and canned drinks or hot water/tea. Come with a positive attitude, you will be delighted! Keep up the great job team Fartoush

Came here with some friends to catch up. It's located in an unassuming strip mall. However, once…read moreyou walk in, you feel like you are transported to a beautiful oasis far from DFW. We were quickly seated and our orders were taken. For our party of three, we opted for the Combo for Two family meal as well as the Maza Large. The latter was brought out first. It include the falafel, tabooli, hummus, baba ghanoush, and some pita bread. My favorite out of these was definitely the falafel. After not too long of a wait, the meal for the combo came out. The meats, lamb and chicken, were without a doubt juicy and flavorful. Went well with the rice (which I do wish came more with the order). However, the highlight of the night for me was actually the chicken lemon soup. This is my first time ever having it. My first thought was that it would be too lemon-forward. That was certainly not the case. It was still savory and subtly fragrant with lemon instead. Despite all of the food being above average to very tasty as well as the service being superb, the one thing that detracted from the night for me was the breeze every single time the door opened. The weather was particularly cold and windy that day. We weren't the closest to the door but every time someone came in or out, there was a noticeable breeze. I feel that this could have been mitigated if there was a panel that could shield customers from the breeze on these certain days. Regardless, I would still come back for some delicious mediterranean food!

I was so hungry I didn't take any pictures. We have been coming here for years. The is always…read moredelicious. It's a small mom and pop's shop so the seating area has a good amount of seating for a small restaurant. The owner is so nice. He also knows what we want. The gyros are full and the sauce is the best I have had. I always get extra. The dessert are so addicting every time we go we usually get two of each. We will definitely be back

It is pretty dark outside and on a busy street off Division. There was literally no one around or…read morein the restaurant other than 2 employees. So it was a little eerie. When I walked in, I didn't see a soul and then a man rose from behind the counter. I said hi and he was barely audible -went with creepy vibe. I ordered and he asked for here or to go. It felt weird in there so I said to go. He handed me my food and I left -no Thanks for coming in .... It was super fast service The gyro was warm and had lots of meat but the tazikki sauce was sour. The pita seemed fresh but nothing special

Delicious! 1st time customer and had the original gyro combo. I will definitely return.read more

Came on a weekend and surprisingly we were the only customer. The restaurant is clean and simple…read more The food came out quick and hot. It's a very simple meal and nothing to rave about. Enough to satisfy my belly. Personally I felt the staff could've been friendlier and smile. Didn't provide any assistance while I was standing there staring at the menu. But that's just me.

Food is good, and always hot and fresh. The tandoori is on point. The special is only $9.99 with a…read more7" wrap, fries and a drink. You can upgrade to an 11" wrap for $5 more. They have a really good garlic wrap and the Tex mex is good if you want something out of the ordinary. But my go to is the tandoori. The staff is friendly but soft spoken. The place is inside the Walmart so be prepared to fight the Wally World patrons. The seating area is nice and clean and very roomy. It's an old McDonald's. You can see into the kitchen and watch the cook if you like. Free refills on regular fountain drinks and then have lemonades also for $1.00 refills I believe.

I hate leaving bad reviews, but honestly if I could give no stars I would. I didn't think you could…read moremake bad shwarma, but not only did my wrap have onion when I asked for none, the cream tandoori sauce tasted spoiled, and the hummus was chunky instead of smooth and also tasted off. I genuinely threw up after trying a bite of each.

We are delighted to have the grocery store open at last! The olive bar is $8.99/pound and I head…read morestraight for it. Their lovely Mediterranean bread is close by and I go there next. They have beautiful halal meats and cold cases with everything you would want. My husband and I enjoy checking out the produce and walking the aisles. This last time we tried the restaurant. Perhaps we should have used better judgment in ordering. My husband saw this big brown chicken rolling around in the rotisserie and had to have it. $15 with rice and salad. As it turned out, it was an entire chicken, very dry, parts of it so dry as to be inedible. There were 3 fresh chickens, not near ready, also on a bottom rack. He got a great deal of dry rice and a tomato and lettuce salad. No dressing. No sauce. We went home were it would be more comfortable to eat and where I had condiments. I had ordered 2 lamb Skewers that started out enormous and shrank considerably. They came with the same rice and salad and a heavy Tahini dressing tomato/cucumber/bell pepper/onion salad? The Skewers were overcooked. I liked our cook/server, but he was working by himself it seemed and was busy. The lamb was flavorful but chewy. The menu sounds interesting but maybe a sandwich would have been a better choice. I DO love the grocery. There's plenty of parking.

Excellent options and fair prices, the customer service is top tier and many options to choose…read morefrom. The meat market side is clean organized and have many chicken, beef, lamb and goat options. It is my go to for many meats and produce options as well as the kitchen side, you can order food while you shop. The Ambiance is welcoming and inviting. I'm happy to have them and appreciate their business.

I was having a deep craving for gyros one Sunday evening (as I tend to do). Unfortunately, I've…read morefound many mediterranean restaurants in Fort Worth are closed Sunday nights. We live near Arlington so we drove out to go to a restaurant only to find their hours were incorrect. We were about to head home when I saw Mom's Kitchen on Yelp and decided to give it a try. I do not turn my nose up to gas station food, honestly it's right up my alley. Tasty, cheap, convenient: my favorite food qualities. However, I can't say I'd ever come here again. It's not that the experience was terrible, mostly that it was "meh." It was late when we arrived but they were still set to be open for a few hours. We looked over the menu, but when we tried to order they were out of several items... no biggie. It happens. So we settle on a gyro and some samosas. We wait at the counter only to see every single item used is premade. Gyro meat.. premade. Somosas: frozen. Even the tzatziki sauce came from a big commercial tub. I didn't necessarily expect everything to be made from scratch and to order, but it was just a bit disappointing for a place called "Mom's Kitchen" to not have anything homemade. Taste wise, the somosas were terrible. Mostly because it was still cold in the middle and drenched in oil (taken straight from the fryer and plopped into a paper bag). The gyro was decent for what it was. It's hard to mess up meat and bread. If I was limited geographically (as in living or staying nearby without a car), this place could do in a pinch. But honestly, this area of Arlington has a lot of restaurants both cheap and nicer right across the street. I hate to recommend chain restaurants over a small business but there is literally a McDonalds right next door. If you're going to eat cheap processed food, it at least has to be fully cooked. In the end I didn't find that the food here was cheap enough to justify the quality. I still paid about the same as I would at most fast/casual mediterranean places, but with little menu options and undercooked food.

Good one. Tuesday's 2.99 chicken biryani good quantity, good taste…read more Good appetizers as well.