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    Mana’Eesh

    4.5 (43 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Cheese / Cheese and Zaatar
    Phillip D.

    Manakeesh is a Lebanese flatbread topped with a variety of possibilities such as za'atar (zaatar), cheese, an onion and tomato mixture, or keshek. Friday evening and returned to Mana'Eesh for dinner. We selected different topping this trip. Kafta (beef) and Sojok (sausage). The meats are prepared and seasoned by the chef not bought off the shelf. We added a side of Hummus. Manakeesh is traditionally severed for breakfast or lunch. For a tasty adventure try this restaurant.

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    Kelley K.

    Now that's a fresh bread and a scrumptious pizza! I had two kinds of pizza today and they are similar to/ or maybe just like the Lebanese pizzas (sign says Mediterranean) which I enjoyed for $8 a pie that's roughly 9". The lady at the cash resister could not have been nicer, she was so sweet and seemingly happy to share the cuisine. Great customer service and they take Apple/Tap payments. For the freshness of the food, fair pricing and customer service this is worth a stop in.

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    Loren B.

    Housed in a former fro-yo place on Park Row in Arlington, Mana'eesh would be very easy to miss if you weren't looking for it. But, what a pleasure our visit was. Mana'eesh is actually a type of Lebanese food composed of a flatbread prepared in a certain way and topped with a variety of spices, meats, and/or cheeses. I had to fight the urge to compare it to pizza, though it's nothing like it except that it's toppings on cooked dough. It's easy to forget that Italian pizza originates from an area of the Med that is merely 2500 miles from Lebanon with hops in between of Turkey and Greece. Yet each of these places has developed distinctive cuisines with many similar ingredients. I'm such a food nerd! We tried the Meat and Cheese & Pesto options. The meat one had a potent flavor reminiscent of other meats I've tasted in Mediterranean dishes, but distinctive. The Cheese & pesto were split in half across the bread and is meant to be folded so they meet for eating. Both were yummy and awesome. We also tried falafels which may be the best I've ever had. Texture and thickness of the crispy outer shell was perfect. The inside was doughy and warm with a robust spice mixture. I dipped in the tahini sauce provided and enjoyed every bite. The room is classic hole-in-the-wall, which adds to the experience. Some unusual imported soft drinks are available in a cooler in front. We tried a few of them and enjoyed the different flavors. The staff person who helped us was informative and enthusiastic about the food. She helped us figure out what to try and stayed nearby for questions we had. Overall a top-notch local international food adventure I will definitely repeat!

    Kafta
    Aimee H.

    Tried this place last night. It was soooo good! I had the cheese and zaatar. It was delicious! My husband had the kafta, and he loved it. The service was great. The man working there helped us figure out what we wanted since we hadn't been there before. His recommendations were perfect! We plan to visit often!

    Sojok with eggs
    Tina D.

    Really affordable, and the people were really nice! They sell Mediterranean style flatbreads and certain dessert that has to be pre order first. I got the kafta (meat, onion, parsley) which reminds me of a Vietnamese meat I also got the sojok with eggs. I really like the meat on that one. My favorite of them all has to be msakhan rolls! It was full of flavor with a hint of lime or lemon. Definitely coming back again for them !

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    Carole S.

    First off the address needs to be corrected, it seems they moved recently, the new address is 2590 W pioneer parkway. Moving on to what matters, the food. Been eating here on and off for the last 2 years and if you're like me from Lebanon and crave the familiarity and comfort of foods that remind you of home it's a great place to eat at. I've tried the cheese, zaatar, keshek, pizza, spinach and lahm bi ajeen and they're all good. They even sell the yogurt drinks (ayran). A couple of times the dough had been a bit on the dry side but honestly I don't even care cause I can't find anything close to these in the area.

    Again, best Mideastern restaurant in the DFW area. Authentic. Friendly. Sincere people. everything is DELICIOUS!!! it is the hidden diamond in the area. I highly recommend you try them out.

    Cheese with zatar and meat more than amazing
    Moe J.

    One of best manakesh i ever eat in usa I recommend everyone to visit the place and the people how own it and works here more than amazing very respectful and professional service ...

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    Love their cheese, meat and spinach breads. It's warm and the filling is just right and is delicious. Can't wait to try other menu items.

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    We tried their flat breads and for the price... excellent! They only have a couple on the menu and We tried both.

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    3 years ago

    Delicious fatayer. Great staff. Order ahead for large quantities because they sell out.

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    Great food! Very courteous and nice folks. Very reasonably priced as well. Worth a trip and visit.

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    Good food, good people, however the waiting time is long. It's very hard to get a hold of anyone on the phone to place an order.

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    Loved the Zaayer bread! So delicious! The people are very nice and the restaurant was very clean and fresh! We will be back

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    Amazing, authentic food! Staff is so friendly and welcoming, one of my new favorite spots!

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    Great food. Normally it takes time to prepare so ppl needs to be patient. Especially when they make it from scratch.

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    4 years ago

    Very good authentic Mediterranean pizza many flavors and Many styles. I highly recommend

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    3 years ago

    love the food hits the spot every time the falafel is amazing also the sojuk pie my favorite so far!

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    4 years ago

    Authentic Mana'eesh I Love It. The zaatar and cheese is perfect. The meat pies have the right seasoning as well. PERFECT!!

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    5 years ago

    Everything in here is delicious! The spinach pie is very delicious. I especially liked the chicken shawarma.

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    7 years ago

    Horrible food. Flies everywhere and unclean environment don't recommend even to my worst enemy. Please stay away from this place.

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    4.7
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    After tennis 6 of us came here last night. I checked Yelp and Google first. We like this place and…read morethe staff are lovely, very welcoming! The good was delicious- we ordered the family style (chicken and lamb) - the girls likes the chicken and the guys go for the lamb and even had a little for the guys to take home. Will definitely come back here. Place is clean, couple booths beautifully decorated. I think when you are in it, it would feel like you are transported to an exotic place... No alcohol here. Only tea (mint), soda and canned drinks or hot water/tea. Come with a positive attitude, you will be delighted! Keep up the great job team Fartoush

    Came here with some friends to catch up. It's located in an unassuming strip mall. However, once…read moreyou walk in, you feel like you are transported to a beautiful oasis far from DFW. We were quickly seated and our orders were taken. For our party of three, we opted for the Combo for Two family meal as well as the Maza Large. The latter was brought out first. It include the falafel, tabooli, hummus, baba ghanoush, and some pita bread. My favorite out of these was definitely the falafel. After not too long of a wait, the meal for the combo came out. The meats, lamb and chicken, were without a doubt juicy and flavorful. Went well with the rice (which I do wish came more with the order). However, the highlight of the night for me was actually the chicken lemon soup. This is my first time ever having it. My first thought was that it would be too lemon-forward. That was certainly not the case. It was still savory and subtly fragrant with lemon instead. Despite all of the food being above average to very tasty as well as the service being superb, the one thing that detracted from the night for me was the breeze every single time the door opened. The weather was particularly cold and windy that day. We weren't the closest to the door but every time someone came in or out, there was a noticeable breeze. I feel that this could have been mitigated if there was a panel that could shield customers from the breeze on these certain days. Regardless, I would still come back for some delicious mediterranean food!

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    Lounge in the coffee bar
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    Andalous Mediterranean Grill

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    The name has changed! The restaurant is now called Babel, but they're still offering a cafeteria…read morestyle Mediterranean menu. I came here for a friend's engagement party. The varied menu and the price point were just right. You pick up a cafeteria tray and point to what you'd like. I opted for the 6 item veggie plate. Portions were very filling! I tried a rocket salad, pita bread, beet salad, lentil soup, hummus and chickpea salad. In other words, a feast!! The food was very good. I also opted for a Diet Pepsi and a baklava. The salads were crispy and delicious - I loved the vinaigrette dressing which was perfectly tart. I wish I'd tried the coffee with my dessert - the baklava was a bit dry. I wish they'd opened a private side room for our party. Our table felt a bit cramped and it was a challenge to scoot into the very long booth seat which was closed off where they pushed tables together. On the whole, a really nice place and I'd definitely return!

    Andalous is one of my favorite places to eat in Arlington. It's a cafeteria style restaurant with…read moremany combo plates, salads, meats, veggies and more. A while back I went and the vegetable combo had gone up to $20! Now it's back down to $16 so I'm back. The food is as good as ever. Homemade everything. Two versions of hummus, regular and spicy, and both are delicious! Tatziki, tabouli and garbanzo salad as well as stuffed grape leaves, chicken and beet salad. And hot sides are also available on the veggie plate! Rice pilaf, roasted cauliflower, eggplant and several more. The cauliflower was amazing! If you get a meat they have many but the tenderloin kabab ("beef kabab"") was a huge hit at my table. Cooked to perfection on the charcoal grill. Just fabulous. They've got shwarma, gyro sandwiches and even more delicious meats and the freshest vegetables. The pita bread is fresh from the oven- a steaming hot pillow of goodness. They have several types of canned and bottled drinks including yogurt drink and San Pelligrino, a couple of iced teas, lemonade and various fountain drink choices. No alcohol here. If you have never been, go and if you've been, go back because it's definitely worth the visit. It is a great place to enjoy tasty homemade Lebanese, Mediterranean and Greek food. Oh! One final note: the staff is friendly and welcoming. I felt so comfortable and relaxed because they really make you feel at home .

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    Visited Al Hamra today with a couple of co-workers, this was our first time and it was very…read moreenjoyable. At first we were not sure if they were open but decided to go in anyway. When we went in there were only a few people dining and we were a little confused about the seating process. We ended up seating ourselves and the manager/owner? came up and told us he was just finishing up remodeling or something. We were offered a few different menu items, mainly consisting of kabobs. I ended up having the beef kabob which was very good, it came served on a bed of rice with hummus and a small salad. We will definitely go back for another try. Hopefully when we return he will have everything completed. For my first visit I was very happy with the food and would recommend them.

    To be honest I did not taste most of the food in the buffet because of the appearance. It did not…read morelook very appealing (large bones, sad looking whole okras, tandoori chicken like pieces with raw skin on)- some of that food may have been great but I was not in the mood to take a risk based on the appearance... This is what I tried: equivalent of Chicken biryani, Beef Biryani, a lamb/beef curry dish and something like a beef dish in excess sour cream like sauce (not that great)... All the meat is bone in... No boneless dishes which is strange considering it was a weekend and most middle eastern cuisine always had boneless dishes like tikka, seekh kebabs/Reshmi kebabs, tikia etc. Both biryanis were excellent, especially the chicken biryani which tasted a lot like the Indian/Pakistani biryani - if I ever go again it will be solely for the biryani. Another complaint- being a weekend there was no dessert in the buffet. I did not order anything to drink, just the buffet and yet the cashier charged me a dollar extra for samosas(???)...

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    It has been a long time since I have been to Alwadi. I used to live in Bedford and came here often…read more I am happy to report, it is just as good as I remembered. The food was fresh and tasty. The service friendly, and the prices are still very good. Also the portions are plentiful. The kabob dinner comes with three skewers in top of sauteed veggies, rice, and a salad. The dressing was a bit thin today and ran off the lettuce but it is tasty. We also ordered the hummus and the texture was spot on. I have never come for the lunch buffet, but I need to put it on the list of things to do.

    I'd been craving pastitsio (Greek lasagna) and moussaka for a while, and after searching around, I…read morefinally found a few places that served them -- Al Wadi being one of them. It's not exactly close to me, but the menu convinced us to give it a try. My husband went with the buffet and enjoyed the variety -- hummus, gyro, salad, and pita bread -- and felt the price was a great value for what was offered. I ordered the pastitsio. It wasn't quite the same as the versions I've had in Chicago, where I've enjoyed both homemade and restaurant-made versions. This one was still enjoyable, but not as flavorful as I remembered. The béchamel sauce was creamy, though I felt it needed a bit more seasoning, and the tomato sauce leaned a little too soupy for my taste. I took the moussaka to go. It had a very similar flavor profile to the pastitsio, but instead of pasta, it featured layers of eggplant and ground beef. It was comforting and hearty, though the flavors felt a bit repetitive between the two dishes. The cheese bread that came with both the pastitsio and moussaka was really good -- warm, soft, and a great pairing with the meal. Service was fantastic -- friendly and attentive -- and the space, while small, had a cozy, homey feel. Overall, I'm glad I finally got my pastitsio fix, and it was a pleasant experience.

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    Dining area
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    Kebab combo (lunch portion)
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