Al Basha was a great experience! All of us ordered the chicken shawarma wrap combo, which came with…read morea wrap, fries, and coleslaw for around $13. It was a pretty generous amount of food for the price, and everything was solid. The shawarma was solid, the fries were good, and overall it was a satisfying lunch. Honestly, the food by itself was probably more of a 4-star experience for me, but the hospitality is what bumped this up to five stars. Every employee greeted us right when we walked in, and they even gave each of us a cup of their lentil soup to try, "on the house." Multiple employees also checked in during our meal to ask how everything was and whether we were enjoying the food. You could genuinely tell they cared about our experience, and that kind of hospitality goes a long way. Solid food, great value, and even better service. Definitely worth checking out!

This restaurant has limited seating but a very large market…read more Ordering was just ok, but it's hard to get someone's attention at the register. This happened two times. I went back for a dessert and it took forever to order it . I had a lamb combo with falafel and hummus. We also had a kibbie platter with salad and taziki. Everything was good but our other places are better. There was a big container of hot tea but we had to ask, we were not told it was available. Stars off for poor customer service and smaller portions than some places.

Friendly, helpful staff. Good local food. Plenty of options as far as meats/dairy and learned more…read moreoptions are on the way. Health is wealth. Happy to support local!

Great place to pick up your weekly meats, milk, cheese and other great treats. Kids love coming…read morejust to see what they have.

Bumping back to five stars due to the plethora of delicious drinks they now carry (they're in…read moreseveral locations within the store depending on type), plus the sushi. A great spot for quick refreshments when we're out running errands or dropping books at the library.

I have mixed feelings writing this because parts of my experience were lovely, but the management…read morecompletely ruined it. I've lived in Raleigh for 14 years, and while I've enjoyed a few things from The Fresh Market before, I had never tried their bakery items. When I saw them on the Too Good To Go app, I decided it was the perfect excuse to run out and try it. My first two interactions were fantastic--the lovely elderly woman in the bakery and the sweet cashier checking me out were absolutely amazing and treated me with genuine kindness. However, the front-end manager (I believe her name was Tip or Tiff) completely ruined the experience. Her demeanor was an absolute deterrent. In an interaction that lasted less than three minutes, she hounded the cashier, repeating four or five times: *"Make sure you watch her scan it on the app."* The first time she said it, I thought nothing of it--just standard store process. But repeating it aggressively that many times while I, a Black customer, am just standing there rubbed me entirely the wrong way. To make matters worse, I had also picked up a granola bar to purchase. The manager came over *again*, hounding the girl: *"What are you doing? I have to make sure. Did you actually see her scan it?"* I felt incredibly sorry for the poor cashier, and frankly, I felt targeted. It is deeply frustrating to still deal with people acting like I don't belong in spaces where I absolutely do--and it's even more disheartening when that energy comes from another minority. If I had known I'd be treated with that level of baseline suspicion, I wouldn't have even spent money on the granola bar. That manager's behavior completely turned me away from ever spending my money at this store again. I truly hope this is a lesson for her in how she treats people. To the sweet cashier and the wonderful woman in the bakery, thank you for being decent human beings--I hope you both have an amazing day.

I come here and go to the food counter where you get one of the best Biryani's anywhere in the area…read moreand inexpensive. Everyone is friendly and helpful. I also get the samosas to go also

This is a kitchen placed inside a Pakistani grocery store. Food is genuine home cooked style and…read moreabsolutely delicious. Best takeout I found.

We love this place for country sausage absolutely delicious. While I don't eat souse, the…read moreappearance is far better than anything I've seen for sometime. A little disappointed we couldn't find pig tails or pig feet, but I was able to purchase bones ( at a reasonable price) for soups and stews. Service was A1. As a caution, store is open Wednesday through Saturday and closes relatively early.

Let's remember, you're buying a pig and that's all…read more The cleanness of the store is really what matters as well as a decent value for the dollar spent.

Their meat is always fresh and cooks up tender. Owners keep everything very clean and will cut your…read moremeat to order. Great selection of various ME&NA foods. Even hard to find thing I find here.

Yelp led us here today. We wanted to get samoon from the Baghdad Bakery, but they are closed on…read moreMondays. A reviewer said the Olive Tree Market sells their samoon, so we headed here. We would never have known about it on our own. We saw the bread immediately, and it was the same price as at the Baghdad--($3/4 loaves). The rest of the shop was pretty much the same as most Mediterranean markets. They had lots of spices, a small meat counter, some nuts, cheeses and some frozen items. I was hoping to see a fresh olive bar (they are the "Olive Tree," after all!), but they didn't have one. Prices were reasonable, but the frozen foods prices seemed a bit on the high side.

My favorite thing about the Fresh Market is their $5 Fridays where you get a pound of fully cooked…read morewings for $5. Honey bbq and savory wings are my favorite flavors.

The Fresh Market used to be one of my favorite grocery stores back in the day…read more Service is great, Tina upfront is always amazing. Corey the meat department is awesome. The decor and ambiance seem a little crowded lately. With my schedule I only have time to shop at night and they are usually in clean up / time to go home mode. There best crew work mornings. The last couple of times I've shopped there the food didn't seem as Fresh, I normally get Maryland Cakes, Shrimp and Turkey Burgers. The turkey burgers I purchased last time didn't look the best, they looked as if they'd been sitting in the case for a while. Not sure if I would purchase food from Fresh Market anymore but I'll still shop for wine and champagne there. If you decide to shop at The Fresh Market go early morning or mid afternoon.

Food was terrific, service was outstanding. Everyone was excited to see us when we came in.read more

From the owner: Indulge in the vibrant and bold flavors of our cuisine, where each dish tells a story of heritage…read moreand passion, ideal for your lunch hour.

The food is uniquely integrated into magnificently beautiful charcuterie, fruits, and of course…read moredelicious cheeses. Service is fast and artistic. The ambiance is average casual. I highly recommend.

Wowowow! What an amazing experience we had! We rented the space for my sister & brother in laws…read morebaby shower and have no regrets. Ashley was super helpful, had such a beautiful spread of charcuterie and sandwiches presented, and helped us clean up afterwards as well. She was very happy to help with music volume requests and any other questions Ca we had. The space was clean, set up beautifully and overall just a great location to hold an event. Thank you so much!