We've been going to Fattoush for over FOUR YEARS, and at this point, it's basically part of our…read morefamily's Friday night tradition. Our usual move is the 4-person combo for the family, or the Iraqi-style meal that comes with that MASSIVE Iraqi bread -- seriously, the bread deserves its own table. In my opinion, Fattoush is easily one of the best Mediterranean restaurants in all of North Texas. Recently, they added pizza to the menu, and we usually get the chicken + beef shawarma combo pizza. But today... fate intervened. They didn't have our usual meats available, so I asked the server, "Can you substitute the meat with lamb kebab?" And OH. MY. GOODNESS. LAMB. KEBAB. PIZZA. This may legitimately be the best thing I've eaten here in four years -- and that is saying A LOT. Add some fresh white onion and a little of their garlic sauce, and it is absolutely MAGNIFICENT. Technically, it's off-menu and there's an extra charge for the lamb, which I was more than happy to pay. Zero regrets. Fattoush, PLEASE make this a permanent menu item. Also, my name is Jay, so if you want to call it "The Jay Special," I'm completely fine with that. No royalties necessary. Until then, just ask for the lamb kebab pizza, add onion and garlic sauce, and thank me later.

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!

We recently tried Prince lfor takeout, and it was fantastic from start to finish. The ordering…read moreprocess was easy, the food was ready quickly, and everything was fresh and delicious. The staff was very friendly. The chicken shawarma sandwich was excellent, and the fries were perfectly cooked. The falafel sandwich was truly outstanding--crispy, flavorful, and one of the best we've had. We also couldn't resist the baklava, which tasted wonderfully authentic and was the perfect sweet ending to the meal. Beyond the food, we love the down-to-earth atmosphere and the fact that it's family-owned. You can tell there's a lot of pride and care put into both the food and the customer experience. We're lucky to have such a great Lebanese restaurant in the neighborhood and will definitely be back!

Stumbled across the place before heading the Rangers game, and what a great find. As soon as you…read morewalk in, your instantly loved bombed weird ask the good smells of whatever's cooking. I knew whatever I ordered that it was going to taste great. I decided with the 2-meat combo Shawarma Plate with chicken and lamb (spicy hot). This meal brought me so much joy. The meat was seasoned and cooked well. The serving size was very generous so you're definitely getting your money's worth. Each meal with hummus and pita. For dessert, we tried the Baklava Sundae; chef's kiss. I'm not sure what kind of ice cream flavor it was (did not taste like pistachio), but it was amazing. It was very light, semi sweet and had pieces of pistachio inside. Definitely 1 of 1. Our server was amazing, and knowledgeable about the menu. She didn't steer us wrong on any of the recommendations. This place is a must any time I'm in Arlington.

My first time at this Mediterranean restaurant, we came on a Sunday holiday, and it was packed. But…read morewe didn't wait, they moved people around to seat us, thanks. The service is fantastic, other people moved to give us room. The ambiance is simple and clean. The platter for 8 came with lots of meat, chicken, kebabs, babaganoush, salad and fries. We could not eat so much, we took home lots of food for dinner for three adults.

First time eating at Tarboosh Gyro Grill. We came on a Saturday night. We were seated immediately…read moreupon entering. There are several tables available and it looks like they do a good pick-up business. It is bright and clean inside. We ordered the Gyro plate and the Arayus plate. We chose a salad as one of the sides. Both salads were very fresh and delicious. Both dinners came out pretty quickly, hot and plentiful. The plates are huge. The Gyro meat had lots of flavor. The Arayus plate was really good, something I hadn't had before. We liked it. The service was friendly. I am sure we will be back to try more dishes.

I arrived at this establishment thinking it was still S&S Cheesesteaks. One of my favorite Philly…read moreCheesesteak spots since my college days. I decided to try the beef wagyu steak shawarma bowl. The bowl was packed with flavor and the staff were friendly. This location has closed, the restaurant is now located at 821 NE Green Oaks Blvd, Arlington, TX 76006. I will visit the new location and the old location that is now 48 Philly's when I'm in the area.

Very thankful for a convenient Mediterranean drive up restaurant. Today did not leave us in a…read morepresentable mode to appear in a sit down restaurant. Fortunately I remembered a previous delicious dining experience at Pita Hut. The first experience was so great with our orders of Baba Ghanoush with Pita, Gyro rice bowl and Chicken Shawarma Bowl. They were delicious and filling. There are a few very bad reviews on the site. Notice that the individuals making the bad post have only 1 or 2 post over their lifetime. I disregard those post.

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.

Great family owned owned and operated restaurant. Authentic and very warm homegrown flavors and…read morerecipes. The family and their staff were all very welcoming and accommodating even though we showed up a little late and witting a large party. We didn't realize they closed earlier on Thursdays. They hosted us regardless and never did we feel rushed at all. If anything they were fine having stay for as long as we wanted.of course we wouldn't make that imposition. Like I said, food was great and phenomenal! All flavorful and the aromas were just all there. Tasty cheeses, naan bread was warm and fresh, grape leaf stuffed with rice. Basmati rice perfectly cooked, beef and chicken kabobs nicely seasoned and tenderly cooked and juicy! Looking forward to coming for sure and trying another dishes off the menu!

We had a Saturday lunch at Olives that was superior in every way. The food was excellent. The…read moreservice was top notch. Ambiance isn't as important for a family lunch with close relatives as it might be in other circumstances but it also suited the occasion well. It was a great and memorable lunch in every way. We highly recommend Olives to you.

got a chicken platter, first time here pleasantly surprised! support this business because I…read morenoticed it was really hot and they deserve some ac!

decided to try this place because it is so close to campus. they have two ways to order: at the…read moreregister or on the kiosk. their menu is very large, with items like wraps, bowls, burgers, etc. i ordered the garden bowl with chicken and falafel. the chicken was chopped and mixed with the produce and there were three falafel pieces on the side. the actual bowl was very good, especially with the addition of the white sauce. they give you two bottles of sauce, the white sauce and a red sauce. the red sauce is a little spicy and didn't have a lot of extra flavor. after a while, i started getting flavor fatigue. it may be what i ordered and how large the portion is, but i did not end up finishing it. the tables are clean and i appreciated how every table had a bottle of hand sanitizer and napkins.

This restaurant is set up as a cafeteria. When we came in I explained my husband was allergic to…read moregarlic. Sam, the owner, was so helpful. He walked us through the choices telling which had garlic and which were garlic free. The portions were very generous and the food was delicious. The bread is baked on the premises. I had lamb kebab, cucumber salad, fried cauliflower, 2 large bread rolls, and grape leaves. My husband had the gyro meat, 5 large slices, Greek salad, 2 large bread rolls and cauliflower. It was so good. The restaurant was hosting a 2026 Graduation Party in an adjoining room to the main restaurant, so the noise level was a bit high, but it was happy noise. We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves.

The name has changed! The restaurant is now called Babel, but they're still offering a cafeteria…read morestyle Mediterranean menu. I came here for a friend's engagement party. The varied menu and the price point were just right. You pick up a cafeteria tray and point to what you'd like. I opted for the 6 item veggie plate. Portions were very filling! I tried a rocket salad, pita bread, beet salad, lentil soup, hummus and chickpea salad. In other words, a feast!! The food was very good. I also opted for a Diet Pepsi and a baklava. The salads were crispy and delicious - I loved the vinaigrette dressing which was perfectly tart. I wish I'd tried the coffee with my dessert - the baklava was a bit dry. I wish they'd opened a private side room for our party. Our table felt a bit cramped and it was a challenge to scoot into the very long booth seat which was closed off where they pushed tables together. On the whole, a really nice place and I'd definitely return!

We were visiting and craving something different than our usual. My husband loves chicken shawarma…read more The place was very lowkey, not packed, and casual. But the food was spot on and AMAZING! The young gentleman working there was very sweet and accommodating, as well. We will definitely visit again the next time we are here!

Food- we both ordered a chicken shawarma. I had just the shawarma and he the plate so his came…read morewith crinkle fries. The good: fries were warm and salty. Cooked very well. The bad: even though it was just us and one other customer and the food came out quickly, mine was slightly warmer than room temperature. It had grill marks but the inside filling was not. It had lots of taziki sauce in it, but I had to drink after every bite bc the chicken was so dry. I could only eat half of it. Ambiance- it's a small, mostly to go. There is plenty of seating inside and the temperature was nice especially on a hot Texas summer day. On first inspection ot was clean, had pretty good pictures on the wall and beautiful laminate floors. That all I can say for the good. When I went to sit down I fell thru the seat cushion. It was not attached to the chair. When lunch was served I grabbed a napkin from the dispenser to realize there was only one napkin on each side. The next table was the same. No one cares for the maintenance of the place. See the photos. Service- the young woman at the check register was polite but did not say anything unless you asked her. The young g had to have heard me as I fell thru the chair. She was only 5 feet away. The tv was off It was so quiet all you could hear was the humming of the drink fridge. She never investigated or asked if I was ok. I hope the owners read this and work on this or they will be wondering why customers come once and never come back.

We've wanted to try this place for a while and it's really good! It's mainly flatbread with a few…read moreother options (falafel, desserts, pastries) and it's really good! We got a cheese and meat flatbread with some hummus and we enjoyed everything! It's a great place to go for lunch or if you're feeling like a good flatbread or a slight twist on pizza for dinner and the prices are very reasonable. The owner is very kind and explained what certain things on the menu were and we had a great experience. For sure try this place out!!

The address on this yelp listing is wrong - they are actually located in a nearby plaza next to…read moreWalmart . It's a small shop with a friendly owner and good was good. I wanted to try things so got the meat pie (a little cold but pretty juicy and rich), 2 manaesh : one with zaatar and cheese which was delicious and the other one with falafel which was surprisingly good - would be good to put a little more falafel bits. All together I recommend going there , especially if you want to try manaesh (Lebanese flat bread)