Food is really tasty. Not prepared by polish cooks but by the native…read more All is fresh and carefully prepared. The staff is very welcoming and warm. It's a startup here, I'm crossing my fingers for them.

I have tried a couple of other Turkish restaurants in Warsaw and I can safely say that Maho is the…read morebest in town. They have a wonderful variety of Turkish food, the menu is easy to navigate because it has English translation as well as photos of most of the dishes. The food is nicely cooked and full of flavors and the servers are friendly and helpful. As the best Turkish place in town how can I give anything less than 5 stars!

Great restaurant to taste famous Turkish cuisine. Service…read morelevel is high and friendly. Easy to access and park. Good place to be with family as well

What truly sets Herbi Kabab apart is something you rarely see anywhere in MA--kabab options even…read morefor vegetarians. Yes, kababs without meat, and they are genuinely delicious, not just an afterthought on the menu. This alone makes Herbi Kabab stand out across the entire state. The flavors are rich, well-balanced, and clearly inspired by traditional kabab recipes, whether you choose meat or vegetarian options. The vegetarian kababs have great texture, bold spices, and are grilled to perfection--something very unique and hard to find in the U.S., let alone Massachusetts. The place is clean, service is friendly, and the menu has options for everyone, making it perfect for mixed groups of meat lovers and vegetarians alike. If you're looking for authentic taste with inclusive choices, Herbi Kabab is absolutely worth a visit. Highly recommended for anyone who appreciates good food and something truly different!

Beirut is one of the most unexpected bars you'll ever find. It offers not only a full menu of…read moredrinks, but also an entire bar of seriously good hummus with different toppings, along with other authentic Lebanese mezzes, kebabs, and more. Their "Mezze Dip Supreme" came with a selection of three dips and was a great way to taste a bunch of different mezzes--there's the creamy hummus, of course, topped with chickpeas and olive oil; I also ordered the thick, creamy baba ghanoush and the bright, earthy muhamara, made with walnuts, red bell peppers, and pomegranate syrup. Instead of normal pita bread, the trio of dips came with a basket of crispy baked pita chip rounds dusted with za'atar, which were addictingly delicious and were a salty bar snack that will definitely get you coming back for more and more drinks!

Had heard a lot from Gaby and other friends that they absolutely LOVE inviting their polish friends…read moreto this lebanese restaurant and show off some of their country's finest food and wine!! When my turn finally came, I was very happy to enjoy this top notch restaurant: the food, the setting, the service. Waow. I must admit, the staff were super knowledgeable and nice! Yet another reason for me, a wine and food aficionado, to visit beautiful Warsaw! It does not cease to amaze me!