Food quality is meh. It's a higher up fast food chicken sandwich. Chicken, fries, and sauce all…read morebland but at least the chicken is covered in batter and a grease ball The pros to this spot: Fast, portions, price, hours, service, clean indoor seating and a cool logo If popeyes is a 7 this is an 8

The place is clean, looks very nice, and the folks behind the counter were very pleasant to talk…read moreto. Food wise, it could have been better. I was excited to try a new Halal place as I am still looking for a good chicken and rice place that is close to home. Sadly this will not by on my list. We ordered Chicken Tikka platter and mix chicken pieces. The chicken is your typical fried chicken. There was flavor to it, lots of black pepper that you can see all over the inside of the box, but the chicken was both very oily and didn't have any flavor. The chicken tikka was very dry, and lacking of flavor. The included sauce tasted very sweet. Could be because I had not had any sugar for a few weeks so sweetened foods taste super sweet to me. Would have given 2 stars, but the owners are nice folks, I am a supporter of local businesses, and there are others that have enjoyed the food here. That is why I have provided 3 stars.

Food was 10/10. White sauce is amazing and the food is cooked well. Small hole in the wall place…read morewith great service and atmosphere. I had the combo over rice and the falafel. 10/10 would go back again

TW/CW: Takeout only…read more Somerville. Home of overpriced, over-fancy, Americanized restaurants - and this one hidden gem. Good luck finding parking in downtown Somerville, but since we had good luck with that, I was optimistic we would have good luck with finding food. Walking around the historic cars that love to show off every Friday on Main Street (we learned), we walked down the pedestrian-only Division Street and got here. And I said "hmm - it had nice Yelp reviews, but I wasn't expecting a tiny takeout-only place." So we kept looking. But got drawn back here. Thanks, Dad! This is a little Egyptian eatery owned and staffed by none other than Mo himself. Here you will find a small menu of classic, authentic Mediterranean/Middle East foods that you would find in Cairo. While they were sold out of the dessert I wanted to try, the Hawawshiiii struck me as a must-eat. My dad got the classic chicken kebab sandwich. I offer the following: * Everyone's beaten me to the punch on the amazing portion size you get for the amazing price. * Everyone's beaten me to the punch on how amazing the food tastes. I devoured my hawawshiii and my dad's leftovers. The pita was so soft and fresh that his sandwich was wrapped in. I sopped up my creamy hummus side with it. * During peak period, expect a 20 minute wait for your order. But you've got peak Somerville to explore. On Fridays at 7, live music sets up so we enjoyed some music and poked into a couple of other stores to eat up the time. Not bad at all. I hope Mo Grill makes it and can expand into a full restaurant. I would love to see them succeed going forward, a most deserving and meritous owner who treats his customers with kindness, caring, and the best Egyptian food you may ever have.

Incredible service, and food. Accepts takeout and takeout is delicious…read more Price is solid. For the quantity and quality it's about right.

We really like the falafel here. But so disappointed with their platters. We got the Cairo platter…read morewhich supposedly feeds 2. For approx $35, all we got was a container of rice accompanied by a small amount of meat (maybe 8 grilled cubes of lamb and chicken). There's no way this feeds 2 people. Unless all those people want to eat is plain rice. We feel ripped off and probably won't be going back anymore.

Great food fast Service Spotless clean facilities. I like their falafel and Chicken Over Rice. We…read morewill be back soon.

Not in the greatest neighborhood. Parking was a pain. Paid…read more$5 for a leg and a thigh with no sides which seems a bit high. Soda was also marked up to $3 for a bottle. The chicken was very mid. It was crispy but pretty bland. Got a place that has spice in their name I expected a lot more flavor. Don't think I would go here again.

Falafel was DELICIOUS! Hubby & I ate in the casual restaurant. Hummus delicious. We are vegan &…read morewere thrilled with our lunch. Would go again & definitely recommend.

They're closed Sundays when I usually go down to the shore but was finally able to try it, this was…read morea year ago so hours could have shifted by now. I was craving some chicken and rice and this place came through, they don't have anything close to this at the shore compared to this place. I ended up ordering a shwaarma sandwich since someone else ordered something similar and then realized how massive it was! Plenty of parking and the staff were friendly!

Delicious!! The food and service were excellent. We ordered the crispy chicken sandwich, masala…read morefries, Big Cheese Chicken, and the paratha pulled beef roll. Each dish was packed with flavor. The crispy chicken sandwich was perfectly cooked, with a super crispy coating that stayed intact (always a good sign!). The masala fries were seasoned just right. When we ordered the paratha pulled beef roll, the staff gave us a heads-up that it was a bit spicy but it turned out to be really spicy, so keep that in mind if you're sensitive to heat. The restaurant itself was well-maintained, and the staff did a great job keeping everything clean and tidy.

This was my first time trying Pakistani-American food, and I couldn't have picked a better place to…read moredo it. I was really excited to step outside my comfort zone and try something completely new. We ordered the Kulfi Shake, Chatpatay Wings, Salam Cola, Masala Fries, and a Paratha Roll. What surprised me the most was the spice leve. I definitely wasn't expecting that much heat! But every bite was packed with bold, authentic flavor. The standout dish was easily the Chatpatay Wings. They were buttermilk-marinated, perfectly breaded, crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside, and absolutely fucking delicious. They were hands down my favorite thing we ordered. The Kulfi Shake was rich, creamy, and the perfect way to cool off after all the spice. The Salam Cola was fun to try, and the Masala Fries and Paratha Roll were both flavorful and satisfying.

I stopped by here for the first time recently because I was in the plaza running errands and I…read morewanted a quick bite to eat. I saw a lot of people were coming and going, so I figured the place might be good and I walked in the menu was extensive the staff was sweet and helped me figure out what's a pick. I love that they have so much seating area so if you just wanted a quiet place to go and eat and not be bothered and read a book this place is perfect like they have so much seating area and of course I love winter place has parking in this plaza. Has plenty of parking so if you're in an area and you're wanting to grab something to eat or try something new I'd definitely recommend coming to Habeebs

Extremely fresh, healthy, and well-prepared middle eastern fare. The Falafel Supreme was delicious…read more Baba ganoush? Top flight. It's a fast-casual with a huge menu that delivers at a reasonable price with large portions. Pro-tip: The za'atar fries were perfect. Crisp, plentiful, greaseless and laden with za'atar.

Best of the best fresh delicious food with authentic Pakistani Indian tase and flavors. We ordered…read moremany different dishes and all delicious!! Ambience atmosphere make feel hungry!! Looking forward to go again!! Thank you Baithak chefs

| Deeply Disappointed -- What Happened to Baithakh?…read more Baithakh used to be one of our favorite go-to spots in North Brunswick. We've always enjoyed the food, but unfortunately, something has definitely changed since our last visit -- and not for the better. We ordered several dishes, including the Baithakh Seekh Kebab Roll, Crispy Fried Chicken Burger, Beef Paya, Beef Nihari, Peshawari Mutton Karahi, and Chicken Malai Boti. To our surprise, nearly everything was a letdown. The Beef Paya and Peshawari Mutton Karahi were both swimming in oil and severely lacked flavor, which was shocking considering how good they used to be. The Fried Chicken Burger had decent seasoning, but the chicken itself was tough and rubbery -- almost inedible. The Chicken Malai Boti was okay, but even that wasn't as tender or flavorful as we've had here before. Maybe they've changed chefs or recipes, but the quality just isn't the same anymore. Baithakh had never failed us before, but this visit was a major disappointment. Sadly, we're giving it a 2 out of 5 stars. We hope they find their way back to the standard that once made them great.