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    3.4 (49 reviews)

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    This is what your to-go food will look like.
    Andrew I.

    Just got delivery from this place and it took 2 hrs, which happens. I'm sure things get backed up but then I get my food and the contents are all in the bag. I can only assume it sat in the guys car being thrown around for at least an hour. Tried calling the place and i couldn't get through then it's saying the number doesn't exist. Did I just get ghosted by a restaurant haha. Oh well, seriously a terrible experience. Maybe it's great if you go in but don't order to-go. I threw away my food because it was a giant mess.

    Gyro Sandwich
    Kenneth C.

    I read the reviews and wanted to give this place a try. I should have known better when I saw no one in the parking lot and a car on blocks in the parking lot. But I said ok the reviews weren't mixed and I wanted Great Greek food so I went in saw dirty tables and still I kept going to the counter. I will say they were polite and took my order and the wait was not that long. But the food was really bad. I ordered a Gyro Sandwich and Greek Salad. The meat was very dry and the vegetables were old e en cooked they looked old. The Salad tasted stale and the lettuce was brown, the olives were very bitter I threw it away. I have to say that this place needs to remake itself or shut down. It should not be serving food to the public.Gyro SandwichGreek Salad. I am giving this place one star because Yelp will not let me post without a star but in my opinion zero stars should be the rating.

    Greek salad
    Alexis B.

    We had food delivered for Horus last night (via Doordash), and it was delicious! We started with the Greek salad for something light and then shared the whipped feta (not so much whipped as crumbled and tossed with herbs, spices, and peppers - very delicious though!) and the fasoulya (a bean soup/stew) for starters (the fasoulya had good flavor, but I thought the beans could have been more tender - not our favorite bite of food). Then we shared the pastitsio (on their menu as bechamel beef). If you've never had pastitsio, imagine a cross between moussaka and lasagna - pasta, ground meat (in this case beef), bechamel sauce, cheese. Horus's version was hearty and tasty and exactly what we wanted. We also shared a slice of basbousa (a semolina cake soaked in syrup). This was delicious, but it was a huge slice! (The picture on Doordash was a more traditional square piece - sometimes you also see it cut into diamonds - so we weren't expecting quite so much; we finished it though!) While we've never dined in, based on this delivery experience, I'd be happy to. And we'd be happy to order delivery or takeout from Horus again!

    Half chicken & Moloukiha

    As an Egyptian (born & raised), that was one experience that literally took me back home! With all the memories of the amazing food I used to eat back then! The food was cooked beyond perfect! Highly recommend & as you can see it was an uber eats order, came on time & was packed perfectly. Thanks you Horus!

    Gyro crepe, hummus, and chicken shawarma.
    Jenn F.

    We were looking for Greek food that delivered, and we came across Horus. We'd never heard of it, but we gave it a try. So glad we did!!! Very delicious, good sized portions, and quick delivery with Uber Eats. We will definitely be ordering again!

    Lunch Special!  Pocket Gyro
    Sheri S.

    Build your own pitas! Aside from the meat sitting in a pot and not freshly shaven off, the dryness outweighed the extra tsasiki sauce! :-( The cucumbers were a good addition and the pita pocket was stuffed with meat! The fries reheated well too, the next day! Ha! Put those bad boys in foil, and in the oven, preheated on 400° for about 5 - success! Will return because of flavor and ask for even more cucumber sauce!

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    Delivery over a hour late, food a little sketchy. Called to check on food got various stories on why it was late.

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    Great Arabic food! Staff are great and food taste traditional! Highly recommend if you want some authentic Egyptian food!

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    The food is beyond authentic and tasty. I totally recommend the molkheya soup and their mix grill. Their foul and falafel are great as well

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    Dry chicken, small portions and stale pita bread. I've had better before no doubt.

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    Absolutely fantastic food at a dirt cheap price . Got the beef shawarma sandwich. #14 I think ? . Will be back for sure !!

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