We recently tried Prince lfor takeout, and it was fantastic from start to finish. The ordering…read moreprocess was easy, the food was ready quickly, and everything was fresh and delicious. The staff was very friendly. The chicken shawarma sandwich was excellent, and the fries were perfectly cooked. The falafel sandwich was truly outstanding--crispy, flavorful, and one of the best we've had. We also couldn't resist the baklava, which tasted wonderfully authentic and was the perfect sweet ending to the meal. Beyond the food, we love the down-to-earth atmosphere and the fact that it's family-owned. You can tell there's a lot of pride and care put into both the food and the customer experience. We're lucky to have such a great Lebanese restaurant in the neighborhood and will definitely be back!

Stumbled across the place before heading the Rangers game, and what a great find. As soon as you…read morewalk in, your instantly loved bombed weird ask the good smells of whatever's cooking. I knew whatever I ordered that it was going to taste great. I decided with the 2-meat combo Shawarma Plate with chicken and lamb (spicy hot). This meal brought me so much joy. The meat was seasoned and cooked well. The serving size was very generous so you're definitely getting your money's worth. Each meal with hummus and pita. For dessert, we tried the Baklava Sundae; chef's kiss. I'm not sure what kind of ice cream flavor it was (did not taste like pistachio), but it was amazing. It was very light, semi sweet and had pieces of pistachio inside. Definitely 1 of 1. Our server was amazing, and knowledgeable about the menu. She didn't steer us wrong on any of the recommendations. This place is a must any time I'm in Arlington.

Very cosy with great service. The food was great and tasted…read moreas good as any Lebanese restaurant in Beirut. Congratulations to the owner and staff

I was tickled to find a truly authentic Middle Eastern feel inside a restaurant that was obviously…read morebuilt out for a Texas Cowboy place. Does it really matter that there's six shooters and Texas stars? No because there is enthusiastically prepared Lebanese food happening here. We arrived to lively Middle Eastern music, just short of "Lunch special" time in the afternoon and ordered from the regular menu. Take a look at my large portion of Babaganoush! Creamy. Perfect. The pitas arrived in a warmer and were typically good. We also tried their lentil soup. I had the cup, he had the bowl. Mine was a little watery actually and underwhelming. Flat. No flavor. But his had depth and texture. Not sure about how that happened. We both ordered the Iraqui Kabob Sandwich. Nicely wrapped with a tender, juicy and well seasoned kabob, I loved the wrap with Tahini sauce. My husband even ordered a second one!! Our waitress was lovely and helpful and we had a wonderful time. Check it out.

We've been going to Fattoush for over FOUR YEARS, and at this point, it's basically part of our…read morefamily's Friday night tradition. Our usual move is the 4-person combo for the family, or the Iraqi-style meal that comes with that MASSIVE Iraqi bread -- seriously, the bread deserves its own table. In my opinion, Fattoush is easily one of the best Mediterranean restaurants in all of North Texas. Recently, they added pizza to the menu, and we usually get the chicken + beef shawarma combo pizza. But today... fate intervened. They didn't have our usual meats available, so I asked the server, "Can you substitute the meat with lamb kebab?" And OH. MY. GOODNESS. LAMB. KEBAB. PIZZA. This may legitimately be the best thing I've eaten here in four years -- and that is saying A LOT. Add some fresh white onion and a little of their garlic sauce, and it is absolutely MAGNIFICENT. Technically, it's off-menu and there's an extra charge for the lamb, which I was more than happy to pay. Zero regrets. Fattoush, PLEASE make this a permanent menu item. Also, my name is Jay, so if you want to call it "The Jay Special," I'm completely fine with that. No royalties necessary. Until then, just ask for the lamb kebab pizza, add onion and garlic sauce, and thank me later.

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!

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 .

Good food, not too busy at lunch. Great Shwarma and Gyros! My new lunch spot. The owner is really…read morenice too!

Was looking for something quick to eat, but also finding something that was new in the area, well…read morenot necessarily new, because we just moved in the neighborhood. So we stumbled across this place right next to Kroger's grocery store. Thought to give it a try We were not disappointed. In fact, the proprietors were really friendly, and the food came out quickly. We started off with bubba ganoush which was great. It comes with a couple of fresh soft pitas Then for the main course we had the shawarma chicken and I had the King gyro Both were amazing and it comes with a side of fries. But we really didn't need the fries. But if you like crosscut fries, this is a good place to visit because they were actually tasty and lightly salted The chicken shawarma was wrapped very well. Good spices and tasted really good The gyro was amazing. Plenty of tzatziki sauce, and had a nice balance between the cooling of the cucumber and the tang of the onions. But I go back there again, yes of course we definitely will be. Plenty of parking. Easy to find. Just go if you're looking for some good shawarma or a gyros

I literally accidentally drove by this spot off the main parts of Arlington and based on yelp…read morereviews decided it was not to be missed. Can't wait to come back and try more!

It's hard to find Lebanese food this good in Texas. Lyndsey was so attentive. Great Hookah, we had…read morethe house blend hookah and it was excellent.

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(???)...

Great family owned owned and operated restaurant. Authentic and very warm homegrown flavors and…read morerecipes. The family and their staff were all very welcoming and accommodating even though we showed up a little late and witting a large party. We didn't realize they closed earlier on Thursdays. They hosted us regardless and never did we feel rushed at all. If anything they were fine having stay for as long as we wanted.of course we wouldn't make that imposition. Like I said, food was great and phenomenal! All flavorful and the aromas were just all there. Tasty cheeses, naan bread was warm and fresh, grape leaf stuffed with rice. Basmati rice perfectly cooked, beef and chicken kabobs nicely seasoned and tenderly cooked and juicy! Looking forward to coming for sure and trying another dishes off the menu!

We had a Saturday lunch at Olives that was superior in every way. The food was excellent. The…read moreservice was top notch. Ambiance isn't as important for a family lunch with close relatives as it might be in other circumstances but it also suited the occasion well. It was a great and memorable lunch in every way. We highly recommend Olives to you.

Food was incredible. We all got different appetizers and entrees. Everything was amazing…read more Service was outstanding. We came at a busy time, but all the servers were pleasant and fast. Ambulance was nice too! Very clean with pretty decorations. The turkish coffee, humus, pita, and the kazandibi were all lovely as well.

Wonderful. A little pricey. I must say the owner works there and he actually helps serve customers.read more

Our new "go to" for Mediterranean food!! Was looking for a Mediterranean style restaurant while in…read morethe HEB area. So of course, opened the Yelp app and once again the Yelpers didn't steer us wrong. Went for lunch and had the buffet to try a little of everything. There was plenty of variety and it was all fresh and hot. Have eaten at some buffets and the gyro meat is thin and dry but not at Al Wadis. Have a good dessert selection as well. Rice pudding was awesome and some of best I have had. Of course had some baklava and if the apple cake is out give it a try. If in the area I would not be afraid to go to Al Wadi's. Apparently lots of others love it too since the place was packed for the lunch buffet and many others picking up take out orders. If didn't live over an hour away I'd be here at least once a week.

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.