My husband treated us to lunch from Krazi Kebob, and his recommendation of the Chicken Kati Rolls…read moreturned out to be an absolute game-changer for my taste buds. As someone unfamiliar with this type of food, I had no idea what to expect, but let me tell you, the experience was nothing short of fantastic. The highlight of the meal was undoubtedly the Chicken Kati Rolls. The chicken was bursting with flavor. The recommended side of spicy sauce added an extra kick that elevated the overall experience. To complement the rolls, we also ordered fries. They were perfectly cooked and paired exceptionally well with a mayo dip. Adding to the positive experience was the seamless pick-up process. Ordering was a breeze, and when we arrived to collect our meal, everything was ready and waiting. Definitely coming back!

Good, not phenomenal. Some dishes (like the naan quesadilla) are amazing, but the consistency is…read morenot 100%. The fried chicken is mid and you just wish you'd gone to a more traditional place. Basically if you are ordering for a big group of people who can't decide if they want Indian, Mexican or Fried chicken, or you want a mix of stuff and don't want to go to 3 different places, it's a good compromise.

I had a deep craving for halal chicken and decided to explore CP. When we ordered we hastily…read moreushered over to order. We asked for a few minutes more to look at the menu. The restaurant was empty beside us and the workers. I would suggest you have your order in mind before entering the restaurant. I ordered the halal bowl with chicken. There was a buy one get one free meal. We also ordered a burger. The food was very average. The chicken had a tacky texture and it didn't have the robust flavor I was use to at other halal places. The rice was a little dry. I enjoyed the dressing that was on the entire meal. The bowl was mostly rice. I would have loved a balance of all options. I see this place is mostly frequented by college students. I think it's a decent place to get an affordable meal. I'm more of a food quality and ambiance restaurant goer so I will probably not be back.

Such great take out! And a good price, too. Legends Halal lives up to its name--its flavor profile…read moreis legendary. The sauces stand out as my favorite part of anything I order here. Don't second guess yourself if you're nearby.

One of the best steak and cheese sandwiches in the area. They use their pizza ovens to toast the…read morebread giving them a little extra. Order one with everything and you won't be disappointed. Their pizzas are decent too, crust is on the thicker side for fans of that style. Staff and short order cooks are always welcoming and friendly.

TL;DR: Decent food at a good price, but pizza box contained (dead) cockroaches…read more I got a lamb gyro and an extra large deluxe pizza (hold the olives). I called ahead, my order was ready on time. The restaurant staff was friendly. They have a few tables, but definitely more of a carry-out place. Solid value for money considering the area. The pizza was ~$19, and the gyro was $7.50 - not bad for ~4 meals worth of food! Flavor was fine, nothing amazing but serviceable given the price point. Pizza crust had a slightly off smell. This would normally be a 3-4 star review. Unfortunately, the box had a dead cockroach on the bottom, and when i removed the last two slices and broke down the box I found THREE MORE dead cockroaches in the folds of the box. I understand that wild animals are not entirely under the control of the business, but I feel that if you have a cockroach problem you should inspect food containers before you fill them and give them to customers. Thankfully these roaches were dead, but they might very well be shipping infestations right into peoples' houses! I don't think I'll return unless I see the health inspector sign off on the place.

The Cedars of Lebanon is an easily-overlooked cafe right on the corner of the Old Greenbelt…read moreShopping Center which is a lovely hidden gem. I spent every summer in this town, growing up, and I never discovered this restaurant until a precious friend brought me here a few years ago. It's a dated, though efficient, and charming, cafe with fresh dishes you might love. Firstly, if you plan on having lunch here on a Monday, make sure you are able to finish by 2:45 since they close by 3pm. All other days, they are open past 8pm. We started with the sweet potato soup despite the fact that the reviews for the lentil soup here are the highest. Yes! If it's featured: get it! The turmeric and coconut milk make this soup delightful. The herbs made it so fresh and there was just the right amount of sweetness and gentle heat. Parsley really adds to this recipe and I'm not usually a fan of this herb. The pitas are soft, thin and light. Love them. We needed to order more. I've never had such paper-thin pitas. Yum! I love love love the hummus, here. It is nothing short of divine. The flavors are fabulous and deeply complex. You can really taste the tahini. The olive oil is mild and delicious. I exclaimed, "the hummus was the best ever." And then 5 minutes later, I read a review by Yelper James H. where he says it's the best ever and, "... this hummus at Cedars of Lebanon might have ruined all other hummus for me forever." While I've had similar swooning feelings over the hummus at Lebanese Taverna in Tyson's Corner, this hummus is at least a top contender if not the metro DC area's hummus winner. The cucumber mint yogurt salad is nice, cold and refreshing. You can really taste the mint. I would order this yogurt salad with every meal. The falafel pizza is unusual and fresh. Straight away-- you can taste the tahini, parsley and couscous. The dough is grainy and natural. And there are radishes on this falafel pizza: not overpowering. For the $9 or so pricepoint, this dish is a true labor of love. To prep all of these vegetables, even with food processors, must take time. How novel of a dish! Put the yogurt salad on this pizza. You will thank me. And I only did it because I was watching someone else slather it on. There were at least 12 desserts on the menu. Meow. If we weren't so full of pita, hummus, tahini and fresh veggies, we certainly would love to taste a few of these. As well as the Turkish coffee, with an authentic ceramic and metal carafé presentation.

Pretty easy, breezy no-frills restaurant…read more We stopped by Cedars of Lebanon, because it was one of the few places that had outdoor seating and was not full. The restaurant has a small outdoor dining area with three four-seater tables, which was find for our two dogs. The experience overall was pretty low key, which necessarily is not a bad thing. Although there is waiter/waitress service, you will have to order your food at the cashier's counter. Actually, maybe that's only a thing if you are dining outside. The menu has a nice mix of Middle Eastern dishes. I went with a beef (or maybe it was lamb) kabob plate. The portions were fine and my meal was pretty good. It was not out of this world amazing, but it got the job done. I thought that the prices were pretty good for the area and the amount of food received. Although the food was fine, I do not think that I would go out of my way (e.g., driving more than 30 minutes) to dine here. Just be aware that the restaurant does not serve alcoholic beverages.

Great chicken Fast and friendly service…read moreEasy to order online and pick up quick and hot'

Food was amazing as always and the customer service was above and beyond amazing thank you to all…read morethe staff very helpful The ambiance was very good as well everyone was leaving more then content

This was my second time visiting this location and I decided to try the chicken cheesesteak. I also…read moreshared an order of onion rings and French fries and my friend got the original chicken sandwich. I should've stuck with my usual order of the original chicken sandwich because the chicken cheesesteak wasn't as good by a long shot. The price of the onion rings seems high, but they are hand battered and come in a filled paper bag. There's definitely enough to share! The staff is always friendly and they even included complimentary baklava with my order that was a surprise sweet treat. Looking for good, fresh, late night food? Head to Z Burger and get the original chicken sandwich with everything! They're open until 4am on weekends.

Two double bacon cheeseburgers, a large fry, and two shakes. Almost $50. I guess that's just the…read moreway things are these days. My daughter and I went here. We've talked about it a bunch of times but we're usually in a hurry to get someplace else, so this was the first time we've stopped. And honestly, I have no regrets. The people behind the cash register were nice. The fries were really tasty, the signature sauce is great for dipping fries. The burgers were really good and the shakes were awesome. Yes, it was expensive for two people, but I had a great time hanging out with my daughter eating a burger, making jokes about it being "z-licious". Honestly, that's about as good as it gets.

Fantastic food. Wonderful service. Very hospitable. Would give 6* if I could!…read moreWould definitely recommend to come again!!!

Beef kebab 4/5 Tasted pretty good. Problem is it looked…read morenothing like the picture they posted on the windows, which drew us in. Aloo tiki 5/5 Delicious morsels of fried mashed potatoes with paneer and curry fillings Chicken tikka masala 4/5 Garlic naan 4/5 Mango lassi 3/5 Think they took shortcut and used boxed mango purée plus kefir

Hmmmm, I tend to lean more on a higher rating when I'm torn. The goods: there are hearty portions…read more The fried chicken and fries had a nice flavor. The chicken over rice (I only ate a spoonful) was hearty. The "hmmmms": I put the chicken and fries in the air fryer to get an added crunch. Flavorful, but just okay. To be fair, wings have to have a specific flavor and texture in order for me to truly enjoy them. I totally understand the process of what makes something halal, including what gives the chicken the red color, but this chicken was simply too red for me to eat, like beet red. Again, the portions are hearty and it had a nice flavor. If you like foods prepared on the softer side, you'd like Naz's.

Tasty meal - perfect delivery option!…read more I got the rice platter with chicken, salad, white sauce, hot sauce, and green sauce. The portion size was quite large but perfect since I was pretty hungry today. I ordered Naz's Halal Food via UberEats and I was a bit nervous as some food doesn't travel well. However, I was pleasantly surprised. My meal was delicious and the staff packaged it really well too.

Introduction & March 2018:…read more Originally was going to do a different Maryland established business in my America 250 series, but I've soured on that particular restaurant; so didn't want to promote them. Just completed DC established, next will be VA. As for Ledo Pizza, they were established in 1955 in Adelphi. They moved to the downtown College Park location in 2009. I wrote a 5-star review of the "Ledo Restaurant" in March 2018. I had greatly enjoyed the pizza then in March 2018. As great as the franchise locations are, the original is the best. Update since then 2020 story: Downtown College Park has never been terribly convenient for me. But in November 2020, I heard the original College Park location was closing. I was saddened by that. But they were struggling as a restaurant in a Covid environment as this location especially was more of a destination for dine-in. I made a special trip on that Friday, November 20, 2020 from my home in Russett, Anne Arundel County about 15 miles away that night to enjoy their last weekend. It was a bit of wait as expected, and they had set up just for to go orders. I had to wait outside in the cold until my pizza was ready. I could've eaten outside in the cold no thanks, or eaten in my car like an animal, but I drove quickly thankfully no traffic to get back home. Still was fairly warm but heated in microwave. It was so delicious. Speaking of America 250, July 4, 2026: Ledo Pizza had a $2.50 individual cheese pizza deal only on 4th of July for America 250. The cashier was nice, and the pizza was ready on time. When I was checking for Ledo locations, I didn't realize the College Park had reopened. This was as good as I remembered it as they re-opened the same restaurant location with the same ovens. We bulked up our small thin but delicious Ledo pizza with Playa Bowl as they had 250 bonus points and was a block from here. We told the nice staff at Playa Bowl about the Ledo deal today, which they enthusiastically said we need to take advantage of that deal! In summary, Ledo Pizza especially College Park location is great pizza! And if in College Park, I consider it a great option.

Located in the University of Maryland's College Town, this restaurant caters to students and locals…read morealike. Decent menu, good service. The mambo pizza was sweeter than spicy/hot; standard pizza was ok. Lunch specials probably a better deal.

We had a delightfully spicy dinner delivered by Al-Madina and then visited to try their simple $20…read morep/p buffet. They also have a full menu including kabobs, biryani, chicken, shrimp, goat and bean entrees. Al-Madina serves huge naan, it's true. I've only had the plain naan basket. I would like to try the garlic and kabuli naan with sesame seeds. Love the Yogurt Salad here. It's a gigantic bowl of yogurt, cucumbers, onion, tomato, mint, cilantro, and lemon. It's bountiful and delicious. We tried the samosas with potato, coriander, mint, cumin seed and red chili's. Very good. We enjoyed the Butter Chicken but it was not like any butter chicken I've had before. There was very little butter and cream present. The sauce was red and spicy. I ordered it as a mild version for the person eating with us. Maybe one could request extra cream if they are looking for a traditional, Amercan-ized, Indian Butter Chicken dish? It was flavorful, for me, though. We also enjoyed the Chicken Tandoori. It is moist, very well-seasoned and delicious. Zero complaints! We really liked the Chana Masala which is great for vegetarians. This is a chickpea dish with spices, and you can tell they have been marinated for a very long time. We tried this on the buffet. The Kabuli Palaw is a very mild and lovely rice dish. It comez with bone-in beef (so if you are serving children or seniors, pull this meat out for them), basmati rice, raisins and carrots. The raisins make it sweet and great. The Chicken Biryani is good and spicy but I enjoyed that it wasn't a fire-spice level. We ate this at the buffet so it was on the medium-spicy side vs. other wildly, spicy biryani's. The Kheer is super-delicious! It's a rice pudding with milk, heavy cream, almonds and pistachios. We also had this in the buffet and loved it. Especially the cardamom notes. The Chai is served very quickly here, so I'm wondering if they have a large soup pot of it in the back. It's nice but add sugar if you like it sweet. I liked that I didn't have to wait forever for it. The spices are just right and I ordered a second one! The service here was very friendly. Most of the staff spoke to us when I requested things and it is like an all-hands-on-board approach. This is why they describe themselves as fast-casual: you can just go to the front and ask for what you need when you are eating at the buffet. Things on this menu which pique my interest: White Lassi (dogh). I looked it up and it's plain yogurt and sugar with aromatics such as cardamom or rose water. They have the following fresh fruit juices: banana, mango, apple, orange, lemon, and watermelon. You can also mix two fruits. I wonder if you can add yogurt because I've and never had banana juice. The Afghani Sheryakh with milk, cream, sugar, cardamom, crushed almonds, saffron, and pistachio also looks delicious. The lentil soup looks delicious, as well as the lentil entrees. When they say it's fast-casual Indian and Pakistani, this is helpful because I've seen words, "Afghan," in titles and Kabuli in a dish name mentioned on the menu so it's a bit confusing. But a woman I was speaking with said the cooks are Indian and Pakistani. Madina is the name of 'the' holy city in Dubai. Maybe it's a similar concept to Jerusalem for us Christians. So there is this whole menangerie of countries mentioned in the menu, basically. The cooking here is the least closest to American Indian that I am used to eating. We really liked the flavors here. I saw jalapeños in a few of the buffet dishes and for me, all that was missing was beer to tamp the spice! Ah well, Coke and Pepsi did the trick for now. Would come back to Al Madina again. It's probably the closest I'll get to the real city of Madina in Dubai.

Lots of food that you can pile on a plastic plate with plastic utensils. The bread was crisp and a…read morebit buttery. The restaurant is in a hotel that feels in need of a deep clean. Bathrooms were uncomfortable-and in the hotel. Parking was a mess with snow and ice unshovelled. Inside the chairs were hard but covered with white linen like a wedding setting. Next to me a man put out his prayer rug and prayed. The food was uninspiring. Spicy. Watery. The fried potato pockets were good without any sauce to dip into. Different accoutrements on each table. Some had napkins. Others had salt and pepper stuff. Some people came in for to go boxes. Altogether interesting and good to know it's here.