I love this bakery and have been telling everyone about it. The breads are wonderful, especially…read morethe big Iraqi breads. I also love the pies with chicken and Zatar. The falafel sandwich also great for a small lunch!

I visited here yesterday when i was in Richardson. I saw great reviews online and was happy to…read moresupport a Palestinian business. It's a small grocery store and bakery. They have several types of breads. I bought a few to try. The musakhan chicken pocket was ao delicious. I also got a cheese bun. I grabbed 3 frozen pizzas- cheese, meat and zaatar. I haven't eaten them yet. I also grabbed some thin flat bread, hummus, lebneh and baklava. Everything I've tried was amazing and i can't wait to taste the other items. The bakery and outside smelled delicious like zaatar and fresh bread.

Excellent food and great selection. I would come here every week if I lived or work close byread more

I've been coming here since around 2010 probably. I really like the food (not so much the racial…read morevibe. They are not too fond of white people it feels like). But today was just too much! I've seen the price go from: $15, $18, $20, to $25... TAX AND CARD FEES HAVE AWLAYS BEEN INCLUDED. Well, today.... The young man told me it was $25 plus tax. So he said it was over $84 for three people. I complained a little to him about it and went on, THEN my wife heard the lady next to my male cashier charge someone the $25 flat with no tax!!!! I of course went and asked her WHY???? She said because the other guy paid with cash.... There is not tax!!!! I said you mean a credit card fee right?? She said NO.... If you pay cash there is no tax!!!!! I'd like the Great State of Texas to look into this one. I bet the comptroller would like to know about this!!! TBH, I really don't think the other guy probably even paid cash. It felt like a hate on whitey move to me. THIS PLACE IS SHADY.

Fantastic place! Delicious food, each dish was spectacular…read more Drinks were great and we had hookah! Service was phenomenal provided by Mahmoud. Will absolutely come back!

I've stopped by before just for hookah, but this time my friend and I decided to try the food too -…read moreand I'm so glad we did! Located in West Village, the place has a super chill, relaxing vibe. We started with a peach mango hookah, and then asked our waiter for his food recommendations. He mentioned the chicken skewers were the #1 favorite, so I went with those, while my friend got the apricot wings with the sauce on the side. The food came out surprisingly fast--about 10 to 15 minutes! The chicken was incredible: tender, flavorful, topped with a delicious green sauce, and served with a spicy tzatziki over a bed of yellow rice and squash. Easily a 10/10--our waiter did not steer me wrong. My friend's wings were also cooked to perfection, and the apricot sauce was great. Service was wonderful throughout the night. Our waiter consistently checked in on us, kept our water filled, and was genuine and kind (I wish I caught his name!). Why 4 stars instead of 5: An 18% gratuity is automatically added to the bill. While the service tonight absolutely deserved every bit of it (and more!), I prefer having full control over determining the tip based on my experience.

The food looks absolutely delicious and everyone was nice. I haven't had a chance to eat yet, but…read moreit smells and looks ravishing. I would totally recommend, it's worth it to come here. Would take this over steak or bbq any day. Thank you for the food.

We tried to call, the menu looked great and we were very excited about trying it. Unfortunately…read morethe phone rang and rang and rang and rang. No answer. Tried three times. Hard to try the food when you can't order. Maybe next time.

great rice bowl/wrap place on campus…read more This restaurant is located in the Northside area of the campus. It's in a complex so there's a good amount of parking in front of the store. Inside, it has a couple of tables, and a window counter. Food wise, they have rice bowls, wraps, and a long counter of sides, sauces, and two types of rice. Service was friendly. We had the gyro over rice, falafel over rice, kofta over rice, falafel wrap, gyro wrap, gyro fries, mango cake, rose cake, samosas, chai, and mango lassi. First off the food was very delicious. The gyro was our favorite meat. It was moist, shredded thin, but not too thin. Kofta was also meaty and juicy. They break your kofta into pieces, so it's easier to eat. Falafel was also crunchy, and I liked that they make it smaller sized, so you can scoop up more falafel with the rice instead of having to cut it up yourself. Yellow rice was very flavorful, and I even enjoyed the lentil rice as well. I thought the lentil rice would be more dry, but it wasn't. I was a fan of all the sauces, they had seven different types. They have the heavier white and gyro sauce, but also tahini as a lighter option as well. All of the sides were a hit with the fam. Two things to note were that the mushrooms and sautéed onions had some spice in them, and the chickpeas could be a little softer. The sandwiches were both filling. Pita bread was soft and they both had a good amount of meat/falafel in them. One thing they do different is they add two of the sides in the sandwiches as well. Usually gyro places only add the chopped onion/tomato/lettuce, but at this place they let you choose which veggie/sides you want to include in the sandwich. The gyro fries are a great option when you want something heavy, but not a typical meat. There was a decent amount of gyro on it, and the fries had some slightly spicy powder on them too. They recently started including the chai and samosas, and it would make a good evening snack. As for the desserts, they were tasty as well. I prefer my baklava with a little more syrup, but I do have to admit it is a bigger size than most places. Between the cakes, I liked the mango cake more. The rose cake is good too, but I felt it had more cream compared to the actual cake. The mango cake has a lot of cream in it as well, but the pulp balances it out. Overall, we really liked the food, and will definitely stop by again!

Service was poor, made us the wrong thing, and food is overly salty--to the point where there were…read moretears in my eyes. Go somewhere else, and save your money for this overpriced food. -1/10 wouldn't recommend

We've eaten at Dimassi's a few times over the last few years. We've always enjoyed it, but the…read morequality of the food seems to have increased on recent visits. I wish I could eat there every single day because I love it! It's delicious and satisfying. I feel good about the fresh and healthy quality of the food. They keep the food items stocked and refilled so we haven't had any problem with items running out. This is my first choice for dining out.

Location Just west off the 75 and Campbell…read moreParking Large open lot Atmosphere Cheerful, well lit self serve buffet Seating Low tables for 2,4, large groups Service Self serve-2hour limit. To go by the pound and per specific items-they cater Menu So many options-each one prominently labelled-salads, hummus variety, veggies in many forms-grilled squash, mini boiled okra, rice and pasta dishes, dolmatas-stuffed grapeleaves, chicken, gyro slices, lamb shank available after 4 and upon request, burger cooked like kibbe, soups, soft drinks, coffee delicious chai, pizza and flat bread selection, fluffy pita and toasted with spices, dessert selection-including rice pudding, banana pudding, baklava. What we liked the best-chopped cucumber salad, broccoli salad-hint of mint, avocado hummus, dolmatas, curry rice, babaganoush, burgers like kibbe, okra, pita-baked and toasted, rice pudding-cinnamony, chai. Left well satisfied but not heavily full-perfect!! Note-gloves to protect handle with serving utensils. Sign on table offers a discount for reviews. Summary My friend heard great reviews from Friends so we came to try it. This is a chain across DFW area. This is the best selection of any restaurant I've been to lately!!! So many healthy choices and everything prepared to have a beautiful presentation and taste fantastic. We each had 2 big and 2 small plates! I've already shared with friends and family! Have you return for dinner and the lamb shank! See you there!

BEST MEDI FOOD!!! wayyyyy better than Dimassis. the "chefs special" dishes were absolutely…read moredelicious, and the pita bread was perfection 10/10 would recommend!

To start, i did not eat here. I came with a group of friends for a birthday get together. When…read moreyou walk up to pay, i asked for a drink. The young woman said "it's a buffet" yes, but i just want a drink. She said i could have water. Seriously, there is no button on the register for just a drink? So i had water-glad not to give them my money at that point. My friends all enjoyed the food so if you like that type of fare, it was good according to them.

This is another one of those places that I have seen here for a long time and always thought I…read morewould like to try them, but never have. I finally took advantage of some extra time I had and checked them out. This is a nice comfortable home-feeling atmosphere here. Instead of the typical restaurant or pizzeria type tables, they utilize what you would find in kitchens at a home. It's not a big chain by any means just a small family business. As I do at any restaurant that serves pizza that I try, I ordered a plain cheese pizza just to get a feel on what they're doing here and how they're doing it. I have to say it was pretty solid! There was a perfect ratio of sauce to cheese and their oven did a nice job browning the cheese on top while perfectly cooking the crust of the pizza. The pie crust was very tasty. I certainly would not hesitate to come here again!

Every thing should be improved especially the service. Food was stale too.. Ambiance was ok.read more