Such a cool vibe and wonderful staff a great owner. Music is varied and fits the vibe.read more

Went for a belly dancing contest. It was fun. The service is a little slow but it was a busy event…read morefor a sunday late afternoon. All tables had a reserved sign but they still sit you at the tables. No alcohol as it is byob for 7 per person. We did not order food but we did get a hookah. Hookah on Sunday are starting at 39.99. If you look for a good Hookah spot, come to Cairo but beside Hookah not much else to do.

One of my favorite places to shop and by traditional Palestinian baked (savory) goods! All of their…read morepies are full of flavor and fresh out of the oven, even the frozen ones in their freezers are delicious and heat up very nicely at home. My favorites are the cheese boats and the chicken msakhan pies, and from the fridge I always get their freshly made hummus: fantastic!. They recently made more space for eat-in and added more products and variety to their shelves. The family that owns the place are super friendly and their service is top notch and now they remember me everytime I come in. I will support this place with all I have!

Breads are fresh and delicious and the staff is always friendly. I pickup food for me and my…read morehusband on the weekends. The date bread is my favorite

Hands down my favorite Mediterranean restaurant I've been to in DFW. Everything is always…read moreconsistently fresh and flavorful. The sauces are amazing - tzatziki, hummus, baba ghanoush, and more. I personally love the chicken cooked in a yogurt sauce, roasted cauliflower, and chickpea moussaka as my top standouts, but truly there are too many delicious things to name. I love how many chicken options there are as someone who isn't crazy about beef or pork. There is also falafel and plenty of beans for your vegan/ vegetarian friends. There were markers for allergies / preferences on the labels, but I didn't attend too closely as I don't have dietary restrictions. They have tasty rice pudding topped with pistachios and fresh fruit as something sweet to pair with your meal. I enjoy the lentil soup for dipping pita bread in. All you can eat buffets are always the best for getting to try everything and making everyone in your party happy. It's a bit on the expensive side (around $25 per person before tip), but it's totally worth it for special occasions. Within the last year they've redone the seating inside, but the food quality has stood the test of time!

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.

Good god I loved this experience. Introduced me to cumin bread and is very high quality. It's…read morefilling as well so is worth the money. Servers were kind in explaining the menu and worked fast. Just make a reservation in advance

A great find in the " neighborhoody" area of uptown Dallas. Beautiful space and with great energy…read morefrom both locals and tourists/visitors alike. Service was attentive and polite. Food was delicious. I tried the best selling item on the menu - the chicken shish kebab. Chicken was tender and succulent, and accompanied with a side of fluffy Turkish rice, perfectly grilled vegetables and sauces to complement. Highly recommend this restaurant.

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!

Order was incomplete Rice tasted and smelled very off…read moreEggplant and broccoli were not fresh Really wasted my money

this is a must visit in richardson. first time here and the variety of dishes is plentiful, and…read moreeverything i tried was top notch. it's all you can eat, so come hungry! had amazing rice, chickpeas, potatoes, chicken, lamb, greens, broccoli, pita. anything mediterranean or persian adjacent is here! will be back.

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!

The atmosphere is very nice. Perfect for a night out. The workers go above and beyond with their…read moreservice. The food is also very good, 5 star quality!

We visited Andalous Buffet today for their Ramadan special menu, and I was honestly shocked by all…read morethe new items they added. The service was on point -- even with a full house, the team kept the buffet fresh and well‑stocked the entire time. I've tried a few nearby buffets, but nothing comes close to Andalous.

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

One of the best Halal Pizza spots in Richardson. All the ingredients are fresh, and they don't…read moreskimp out on the meat.

Really really confused. Want chicken cordon bleu, samosa chaat, dynamite chicken and a club…read moresandwich all in one menu? Cavalli has it! Good - nice ambiance, plenty of seating, the authentic food is good (ie not the cheeseburger) Meh - service can be hit or miss, the diversity of the menu is not a good thing for quality of food This restaurant doesn't know what it wants to be so it tries to do everything. It's a good hang out spot and that's about it

Cavalli is a cute spot with decent food and great hookah. The only issue is that they DO NOT SERVE…read moreALCOHOL and you are not allowed to bring in your alcohol, which is a deal breaker for me. The service was GREAT, but I've never heard of a "dry" establishment. I guess it would be the perfect spot for those suffering from addiction.