It was good, quick, and clean! Everyone in our group liked it. It even had gluten free options…read more I also loved the baklava!

My kids always ask to stop at Vasken's when we're in town. Food is always fresh and delicious!read more

A full year since the last time we were here and once again we had a spectacular experience…read more This place is uniquely special, such a beautiful place and such a welcoming atmosphere, and the food...... it is outstanding i can't recommend this place enough.. We will be back next year

Stopped in Friday evening and loved the location and historic vibe, but the space felt like it…read morecould use a refresh. It was very quiet at 7 PM, and overall the restaurant seemed a bit worn and in need of some attention. The staff was friendly and welcoming, which we appreciated. We ended up not staying for dinner, but with some updates and a little more energy, this could be a really great spot.

It's a small cozy cafe with limited choices but food is excellent. I wish they stay open for…read moreLonger.

I love the Petra platter. I usually get takeout because it…read moreis very small and has limited seating. They are only open until 2:30.

Yum, and then yum some more…read more My partner and I visited yesterday, and this place was everything I wanted and more. We were greeted with a smile and shown to our table right away. I had been craving baba ghanoush and a good mezze plate, and Toot Beirut absolutely delivered. We ordered the combo plate, which included falafel that was crispy on the outside and tender and moist on the inside, served hot from the fryer. The baba ghanoush had that perfect smoky flavor, and the hummus reminded me why homemade is always better than store-bought. The grape leaves on a bed of labneh, warm fresh pita, and the garnish of arugula, pickles, and tomatoes brought everything together beautifully. We also had the manakish -- freshly baked bread with a Syrian cheese blend -- served warm and absolutely delicious. I could have eaten ten. To finish, we shared a lamb burger and fries. The fries were crispy, hot, and perfectly salted. The burger was cooked to perfection and topped with tzatziki, chopped onion, tomato, and jalapeño for just the right hint of spice. We ended with Turkish coffee, served piping hot, which brought back sweet memories of long conversations over hookah. The space was clean, welcoming, and filled with beautiful art. We loved it and will definitely be back. If you're craving authentic flavors and a satisfying meal, this is your spot.

Food was really good!! It is a fast casual place so you get your food fast…read more The bread is phenomenal!! The cheese and sojok was the best

6 stars? 7?? Been dining here for years and have never had a single complaint. Food is authentic,…read morefresh, and plenty of it. Friendly, appreciative ownership. Pro tip: Vivace is dry but they do allow BYOB. BONUS!!!

If I could leave a -1 star, I would. As someone who is…read moreMiddle Eastern, I came here with high hopes and was incredibly disappointed at the pathetic excuse of a meal that was served to us. ZERO flavor, tiny portions, and expensive considering the low quality ingredients. The lamb Kabob came out as four unseasoned small chunks served with uncle Ben's rice and a slice of tomato, one grilled mini pepper, two pieces of fried potato and a quarter of a greasy onion. My Fattoush salad was missing the fried pita, and the chicken was like jerky. There was so much balsamic glaze that it was almost inedible. At 70$ (including tip) it made us sick to pay so much for the worst meal we've had to date in NWA! Stay away.

Food was delicious! If you are in a hurry then this is not the place. If you want a relaxing…read moreenvironment and authentic food then Acropolis is the place

Got takeout. Food is great, but a little overpriced in my opinion. I paid $57 for all my items…read more(after tax, before tip) but would've been more comfortable with $49 or less. I got the 3-dip starter, combo gyro, briam platter, tiramisu, and a drink. Out of those first 3 things, the combo gyro was definitely the best, and it's only $11 - even less than the appetizer. Great flavor, and a textbook gyro. Also came with crispy peppery chips. In comparison, the briam platter was just okay, and it's a whole $5 higher. But I will say the seasoning on the meat was better here; more savory. But I still think you get more value out of the gyro. 3-dip sampler was great, but $12 seems high for an appetizer, especially since the dips probably won't last through all of the pita slices they give you. They were real good (hummus, tzatziki, baba ghanoush) and the baba ghanoush was actually a pleasant surprise since I don't really like eggplant. Tiramisu is $9 but tasted great, so I guess I'm not too mad about that one. And soda was $3. Wait time was 20 minutes, which isn't too bad, but also slightly long since I was the only one there, before others started coming in for lunch hour. But the lady at the front was really nice and even refilled my cup before I left.

Wow. And not in a good way. Waited over 50 minutes for…read moremediocre food. $80 bucks with tip for mediocre food. They were out of Tabouli!! How does a Mediterranean restaurant run out of Tabouli! That is like a German restaurant running out of potatoes! We got the Mezza appetizer. Nothing special. The Baba Ganousch tasted like a plastic bandaid. The hummus was meh and the falafel was over cooked. The lamb burger was over cooked and not in a good way. The chicken bowel was just meh...if you have time and money to burn..try it. I think there are better small businesses that have better quality food.

Delicious food. Friendly staff. Our order came out perfect and delicious. The restaurant is nice…read moreand clean. We will def come back.