I've been going to Marani for years and had a lovely meal there last night. The evening started out…read morea little differently than expected, as our main course arrived before the appetizer, but the way the team handled it made all the difference. They were warm, attentive, and remade the dishes so my husband and I could enjoy everything in the proper order during a rare night out without the kids. I also received a very generous follow-up afterward, which made me feel that my loyalty and experience were genuinely appreciated. The kebabs are delicious, the food feels truly traditional, and the service will absolutely keep me coming back.

Happy to have tried something new but wasn't my thing. Expensive and I thought the food was…read moreunderwhelming. Marani sampler - 2/5 - 3 different phkali spreads (spinach, eggplant, and green bean). Bland. I like the spinach one the best. It would be nice if it came with bread or chips, but we got bread on the side and that was $5 extra. Lamb kebab - 2/5 - Tough texture. Expected it to be juicier? Khinkali - 3/5 - Thick shell. I always take note of broth inside of a soup dumpling. Wasn't super flavorful but decent.

First time that I was here for a few years . I ordered a few…read moredifferent appetizers. The Hummus is the best that I ever had perfection. The Persian Rice sooo Great!! I missed it's flavor and texture. The Sambusa perfection too and the bread tasty as hell!! I need to come back again very soon

Patoug has been around for many, many years! It's located off the LIE (Springfield Blvd exit),…read moreand I've driven by so many times; thinking to myself: I have to go to this Persian restaurant! I finally got the chance to go since I happened to be in the neighborhood for another event. They have some basic Persian dishes on their menu but I found the menu a little limited. But still, enough for us to get excited about. We samples the below items but in the end, I thought the food was average. Not bad at all; just average. Here are the menu items we shared (by 5 people): #3 Kashk Bademjan (eggplant) $8: great dish; well prepared! #11 Patoug Special Salad (small/$9): there was absolutely nothing special about this boring salad. It was just lettuce, tomato & cucumber, and nothing else. The veggies were fresh though. Definitely use the white and green sauces on the table! #13 Tah Dig (crispy rice) $11: this was a small portion size but terrific! #15 Torshi (pickled veg) $8: basic; comes in a small bowl. #22 Kebob Kobiden (2 ground beef kebobs; comes w.rice) $20: you have the option of white or brown rice. We had brown rice, which was very good. The ground beef kebobs were pretty good! Don't forget the white sauce! #34 Gheimen (Mutton Stew; comes w.rice) $20: small portion served in a small bowl. Tasty stew. Comes with a plate of white rice. -- Complimentary bread: served warm and was fantastic! Customer service was friendly and nice enough but we felt a little rushed at the end, even though the dining room was half empty. "Suggested tips": on the bottom of your check, there are "suggested tip" $ amounts. Do your own math to figure out how much tip you want to leave!! Warning: their "suggested tip" is based on the after tax and after credit card fee prices. (See my photos). This is wrong!! Tips should always be based on your total BEFORE tax and BEFORE cc fees!! (Why would you pay a tip on the tax and cc fees you pay? That's ridiculous!). Parking; plenty of metered parking as well as free residential street parking available. Note to management: Please do not keep the dirty dishes bin in your dining room!! Besides it being unsanitary, the smell of garbage penetrated the air in the entire dining room. Yuke!

Food good enough! Attempted tip trickery - not good enough! Reasonable $32.20 Tip already…read moreincluded in the Bill Total of $207.49. When time to pay a new non itemized Bill presented with a GRATUITY SUGGESTION that ignored the $32.20 already included.

This place was not good at all! The French onion soup was TERRIBLE! It was the worst I ever had…read morein my life! The broth tasted disgusting, and they put a low quality nasty tasting mozzarella cheese on top! In the soup were old and hard pieces of stale bread! For dinners we had the cacio e Pepe and the Mac and cheese. The cacio e Pepe was a bunch of mushy pasta and the sauce wasn't great either. The Mac and cheese was decent at best. Definitely don't recommend and we will not be back!

Very good Shawarma and reasonably priced. My friends and I enjoyed the laid back no rush atmosphere…read morewhile the staff was really nice. Look forward to next visit and trying their Pita sandwich.

Grill point is the best Shawarma you can get in Queens very authentic delicious and fresh right off…read morethe grill it is price right to give you a nice sauce and a french fries is super delicious and fresh. I've been eating there since high school and today I'm in my mid 40s and I still eat it. I can never find another place as good as this. Bomb delicious.

Jade made my visit and order perfect, I highly recommend this place good food and a great smile…read morebehind the counter

My fiancé and I were looking for a new spot to dine in for a date. We stumbled across this gorgeous…read morelocation, where we were met with the friendliest staff! They sat us down near the windows and the entire restaurant was so clean and comfortable. The prices were very fair for the amount of food you get. And now that we're on the food, it was absolutely amazing. I mean from the plating and the portions, the flavor was outstanding! You need to visit this place and make it your go to date night restaurant

Love the food here. Yummy things you can't get anywhere else…read more- like Potato Cheburkek and Lagman soup. Service is usually very friendly. We've been happy customers for 15 years.

Great service, delicious food, reasonable prices, especially for kosher food! What more could you…read moreask for? Oh and the portions were good too! Parking on the street, can be difficult it sometimes. My lamb kabob was great!

We were on the prowl for some Afghan food and came across a Pamir which was relatively closer, and…read moreit seemed cheaper in comparison to our normal Afghan spot, Kabul. While perusing the menu trying to figure out what we were going to order I went back and forth between the combos. I looked at their combos to see if there was anything that could feed a family of two, but everything was geared towards a family of four and more. The combos are ridiculously priced. You'd think you were buying a few catering trays. We ultimately settled on two orders of the Two Chicken Tikka and the Chicken Samosas. I asked for extra white sauce and Pamir did not oblige. I didn't care for the samosas, nor the chicken tikka meal. My husband liked it. He also preferred the white sauce from here instead of Kabul's. While the food was decent it doesn't compare to Kabul. It was a solid 3.5. I was really taken aback by the size of the chicken kebabs and the portions we received. The kebabs were extremely small. There wasn't enough for any leftovers.

Just want to be brief here. Pamir Kabab House & Grill gives off strong homey vibes. The staff did a…read morenice job. The meals feature fresh components and excellent taste. That is all.

The food here was delicious. The waiter was very polite to me and and my friend.The restaurant was…read morevery clean also.

They gyro was so small and skimpy big disappointment for 15$ barely 2 skimpy slivers of tomato and…read moreprobably 3-4 shavings of gyro if I'm being generous. I think the pita is not even an actual traditional pita size ( but can't confirm it as I didn't take it out of the foil, it was packed so small in the foil when I took it out of the bad I knew it would be a disappointment. I'm a Greek food lover this did not hit the mark.