Our family has been ordering delivery from this lovely place for quite a long time and the food is…read more*always* superb as is the service. The portions are extremely generous, very well prepared and brought to our house quickly, still warm and savory. No reheating is necessary. Our favorite is the chicken kabobs with sides of rice and pita, incredibly delicious! The price is so budget friendly that it makes treating ourselves to a few no-cooking nights each month an affordable option. So, if you haven't discovered this little gem, give it a go. I guarantee you'll be happily surprised!

I have to admit, I was excited walking in and seeing someone making bread in a small glass booth…read morefor everyone to watch--and now I understand why. The bread was genuinely good (1 star), and the service from the counter person earned another (1 star). Unfortunately, that's where things started to fall off. The chicken was a bit dry, and the person who dropped off our plates didn't seem particularly interested or engaged, which took away from the overall experience. BB

The beef gyro is without a doubt the best I have ever eaten. Friendly and helpful staff. Store is…read morebeautifully stocked and immaculately clean.

This is probably the BEST cheesesteak in MoCo (hard to decide between here and Soko), but no one…read moreelse is even close. So much cheese, so much meat, and the sesame roll brings a slight different flavor that really elevates the sandwich. I reread my previous review and the size of the sandwich is rather large especially since its stuffed with so much meat. They put it cut in half into a box, so that makes it look smaller than it is. I can only eat one half while inhaling all the fries. If I have to nitpick, I wish they had a few tables to eat in. I don't live far, but by the time I get home, the fries and bread are both soggy. Too soft to pick it up as I tried several times to have it all fall back onto the plate. For the uneaten half, I scoop out the meat and heat that up separately from the bread which I lightly toast. Makes for a sturdier meal, although the next day.

The food was so delicious , I really appreciate the service clients too they're really great and…read morekind and The ambiance was amazing .

Don't skip the hummus!…read more We walked in without a reservation not realizing how busy it would be on a Friday evening. We got super lucky that there was a no show and the manager was very kind to offer us the table. The inside feels upscale and chic. The restaurant is also very accommodating to families with young children. In addition to traditional high chairs, they had booster seats for toddlers! They also have covered plastic cups for kids. The food was also good! The memorable was the fresh warm pita and the flavorful smooth hummus! The batata was honestly mid, it could've used more salt and I wish it was crispier. It was giving regular breakfast potatoes. So I'd skip that. As for the main course, I highly recommend the mixed mashawi! All the meats were super flavorful, rice was solid, and the pita with tomato was delicious! I also tried the Farrouj but didn't find it as flavorful and would try something different next time. The fresh fries and mint lemonade were okay, not bad not mind blowing, but that's probably not what you're coming here for anyways. I am definitely planning to come back again and often to try the

Hidden gem! Food:…read moredelicious! Tried the sambusa as an app, and when I was undecided between the two options, owner suggested to get one of each since dish comes with two; preferred beef over lentils, but both good; spicy sauce on plate was delightful! As an entree, had the Sheba combo with spicy beef, spicy lamb, eggplant, cabbage with carrots; served with house salad and fresh injera; all delicious, meats were tender and nicely portioned so easy to eat with bites of injera. Ambiance: low frills, clean tables and clean bathrooms Service: friendly and fast; owner recommended the iced Ethiopian tea mixed half and half with lemonade which was refreshing and not too sweet.

I love Ethiopian food and I was in the area so decided to give Sheba a try. I came in not really…read moreknowing what I wanted, but the gentleman who helped me was patient and made recommendations. I got the veggie platter with cabbage, collard greens, potatoes, red lentils, and yellow peas. Everything was absolutely delicious. But even more than the amazing food, I appreciated the warm and intentional service that I received. I will definitely be back.

I came right at the end of a Yelp event, 10 min before closing and the staff were still welcoming…read moreand full of energy. The shop has a couple of tables inside and there's a terrace right outside with tables, as well as picnic tables further back. I parked across the street, but there may be more parking in the lot next to the restaurant (didn't check myself). I do vegan Mondays, and was able to order a pita with falafel with several veggie toppings and sauces. It was DELICIOUS and filling. They also have lots of drink options, including my favorite flavor of Spindrift. EDIT: I misunderstood the hours! I work nearby so I plan to be back very soon!

Occupying a distinctive building that anyone who has been to Bethesda recognizes, the shop that…read morecurrently occupies it sells falafel and a few other things. They trumpet the fact they fry in avocado oil, and they make a distinctive flat patty. I got a combo with fries and a drink. The toppings I selected; sumac onions, pickled carrots, and several others, were a bit soggy and didn't mix in quite a swell as I'd hoped. The fries were very fried, and the thin cut falafel was interesting but didn't persuade me to give up the usual ball shape. I wasn't sold that it was the best in the area, and with the place only open for lunch there weren't a ton of opportunities to try it on my schedule, but it is a credible entry into the Bethesda lunch scene.

Wow, Oh Mama Grill sure has gotten an upgrade! Beautiful tiles, love the black-and-white, crisp,…read moreclean look, and new booths -- though I didn't try sitting in one yet, didn't think to as I was on a mission to get to all the Israeli restaurants around for and on Israel Independence Day, ha ha! (And yes! I succeeded!) The benches are a light, bright-looking wood. There are also regular tables for those who prefer that .... It's amazing how much spacious seating is packed into this little place! I wish the outside reflected the new, light beauty but I guess the treasure is only to be found by those who venture in .... As an Israeli-in-America, I appreciate the selection of Israeli drinks in the cooler, and of course the national snack of falafel! Some say they don't put fries in the pitas -- well, yeah! That's true! If you don't ask, you don't receive! I ask! I receive! I do sometimes find the sandwiches to be kind of messy, so I try to sometimes get less various salads and pickles and such so it's not completely overflowing -- because this place is GENEROUS! Of course, if you're not used to kosher food, you'll probably not understand that it does cost more because for one thing (out of many!), there has to always be an 'extra' person called a mashgiach (supervisor in Hebrew) who oversees everything to make sure it's all, well, kosher! Kosher meat is more expensive, too. And yeah, meat doesn't come with dairy! So that is not available. I heard someone asking if they had a cheeseburger and had to work to not crack up about it! I LOVE the grilled eggplant bits you can get put in -- they're special, not in the regular line up, right there at the end -- because not only do they add so much flavour and texture with so little bulk, but eggplant is one of those things I usually cannot eat because it hurts my oh-so-sensitive tongue, but this place makes it per-fect-ly, mmm ... ! So delicious! I enjoy both purple and green cabbage and carrots, but I don't like the flavour of the onions. That makes me sad, because I LOVE onions, but these ones have something on them that I don't like (looks like it's sumac -- which is ironic, because that's something that I normally love and use all the time!) and I end up picking out when I sometimes forget or get hopeful and just get them again anyway .... Actually, the onions are one of the few condiments here I do not like! The pickled beets are great -- and of course, great for your liver! They are cleansing, nutritious, and boost your Russian-ness, to boot! Or your Russian Jewishness, anyway .... I know that eating them makes my grandmother proud! The benefits of eating here are not and are also not like ones you can attain in just any regular restaurant, and it's here for people who want this kind of thing. It literally is a cornerstone, being on the corner and providing the things certain of us need -- Israeliness, Jewishness, kosherness, etc. It's too bad it suffers from bad reviews by people who don't understand or care. By the way, the work that goes into making all these salad items fresh every day is, let's just say, a LOT! I almost always get the falafel -- I used to get a platter, but it was too much for a meal so I switched back to the classic pita version and that's a perfect amount for me for a meal, plus I feel it's better for the environment because it comes packaged minimally in a little parchment paper rather than a recyclable aluminum plate with a non-recyclable aluminum-and-paper top. Truth be told, I could have trouble finishing writing this review because thinking of Oh Mama Grills' falafel is making me so hungry! I am really getting in the mood for some right now! Other things I eat from here regularly (and have for years): Israeli salad Moroccan (vegetarian) cigars Rice Other things I know are great by way of seeing the delight on my eating partner's face while consuming: Okay, I so I don't remember, but various meat things! Chicken, I think .... Things I don't love from Oh Mama Grill: Bean soup -- didn't have enough flavour for me .... Sabich. I dunno. Just didn't love it! It's hard to top falafel, in my opinion -- well, this falafel from this place, that is -- so I don't feel the need to explore the menu very much .... There aren't a whole lot of places (if any!) that offer such a variety of salads, pickles, and sauces! As an absolute pickle-lover who finds pickles and not just that but a variety of pickles a MUST for my diet, this place has it going on like no other! Update! Tried sitting on a bench at a booth! It's pretty hard, not super-comfortable, but doable -- however, a harder seat is better for your posture and health long-term! The falafel pita with toppings aplenty is so delicious, I am craving one right now ... and, in case you've ever tried some of the marinated types of vegetables here and found them too sour, I did too! Now, that is fixed. They are no longer so sour, and are therefore much more eminently edible! My eating partner agrees.

Since being sent into the office in Rockville I have driven past Oh Mama Grill every morning and…read moreafternoon and have thought about stopping for a visit. Well the day finally came when hubs was picking me up & we had time to kill before our evening plans. I had mentioned this place several times while driving past it & we decided to make a stop. It's basically a take out place with some fast food restaurant style booths. You place your order, you pay, and you wait for ur food to be prepped. Unfortunately this was a let down. His burger was sad, looked like someone had worked out their aggression on it. Seriously, I've never seen any burger & bun that flattened. It was my mistake, I was excited because of the description (it contained lamb) but wasn't anywhere close to the Greek burger we get in VA, I'm not sure it was even up the fast food level, although it was definitely in competition for flatness. My dish was composed a lot of very dry meat. I'm no longer considering a stop as I drive.

One of my favorite Greek Restaurants in the area. The other day I was feeling under the weather…read more I needed something small and nourishing that will hold me over til I get home. I ordered one of my favorite soups; avgolemono. A Greek staple made of lemon egg broth with chicken and rice. It's like warm hug to lift up your spirits. I also got pita and tzatziki and its perfect. Too good to share. I've been here a few times before and great memories with the hubs to celebrate anniversaries and birthdays. He loves the spanakopitas and the lamb shank. I love the stuffed grape leaves and lamb chops. Service was good but at times it can be hit or miss. Service tends to be better during the week.

"In Greece, every meal is a story of friendship, family, and flavors." We have been coming to…read moreMykonos Grill for many years. It is comfort food for your soul. The ambiance is lovely with Greece's national colors of blue and white represented throughout the restaurant. I love the crisp white table cloths and delicious food. I have to admit that service was really challenging last night. It took about 15 minutes to get someone to take our order. Then, when the waitress took our order, she asked how we wanted the food sent to our table. We ordered an appetizer, soup, and salads. We of course asked for the appetizer first and then the soup. Lastly, the salads...But, unfortunately everything arrived at the same time. So, we were trying to eat it all at once. Aside, from the service the meal was delicious. They are the only restaurant I know that serves my favorite Greek dip- Tarama. A mix of fish roe, boiled potato, fresh lemon and parsley! It was light, whipped, and flavorful. Then, we had avgolemono soup. It is a lemon chicken rice soup. It was rich and comforting. Then, we both ordered salads. They were fresh with crisp vegetables, feta cheese, and Greek olives. It was so good. I took one star off for the service issues, but I still love Mykonos Grill and we will be back soon.

We've been going to Amina Thai for 15 years and love the food so much, which is always flavorful…read moreand delicious. My kids love the pad seew and it never disappoints.

Family owned Thai spot that is very lowkey but uses the freshest Ingredients ever!…read more The pumpkin red curry had real pumpkin in it, super rich, creamy, a little spicy. The drunken noodles with chicken had mushrooms, red bell peppers, cherry tomatoes, and lots of meat and flavor. You can choose the spice level! Small shop, good for sitting down or takeout. Small free parking lot out front. Great service. They care about how you enjoy your meal.