Delicious food. Great dessert…read more Reasonable price. Great customer services. They have indoor and outdoor seating options. Great place. We usually celebrate our birthdays there. Ambience is great.

Service was quick, well organized , but held up by the kitchen. This is an enormous place, clean,…read morenice and inviting, but a bit noisy at lunch. I had a Gyro. Very tasty, meaty and warm. Pita was soft with tzatziki and veggies. They also have a buffet, that I did not try, but it looked fresh with a wide variety of items. Their dessert case had many different items. I will be back for the buffet.

Schwarma was very good. Both salads, Arabic and Greek were also top notch…read more Only suggestion is don't be afraid to explain the menu items. You are going to get a lot of new people in that don't know what Sujak or other items are. Tell us. Be proud of your food. It's great. See you again soon!

Third time here in a month- and I brought my BFF with me so she could see what she has been missing…read moreout on. She loved it too! Still 5 stars. Delightful Family serving Authentic Arabic Food that takes me back to my childhood. IYKYK. On this visit, I ordered the Meat Fatteh with Almonds and Olive Oil. Also shared a Zaatar/Cheese pie and split a Tabbouleh Salad with Mom. BFF ordered the Hummus with Ground Beef and the Lentil Soup. Friendly, attentive service, relaxed ambience, contrast and balance of flavors and spices, and ideal portions for a reasonable price. Traditional vibe. Mint and Cardamom Tea is the golden ticket here! It is so flavorful. We will continue to patronize this Family Business as often as we are able.

This review is for Salaam Grill next doors!…read more Food was fabulous!!! They have large screen for the world cup which always helps! And Veli was our server and he was just fantastic. Loved it through and through. They have a very relaxed Ambiance so that worked perfectly well for us and our toddler!

Beware! Do not order from their website. It reroutes to Zing.com. I ordered online and when I went…read moreto pick up my food, the restaurant said they do not work with Zing anymore. I started a refund process, but the whole experience left a bad taste in my mouth.

Great food and service. Feels like eating with family, definitely five stars all the wayread more

I ordered from Old Damascus through the Too Good To Go app. You don't get to choose what you'll…read morereceive. It says that for $6.99 you'll receive a meal worth $21. I've never been to this restaurant before, so that is what's fun with TGTG, you can try places you've never been to before at a discounted rate and you help save food that might have eventually been headed to the dumpster. The restaurant was cute, I liked the decor. The man that met me was nice and friendly. I arrived a few minutes ahead of the slotted pickup time so I took a seat at the couch near the door. I received one of the Chicken Over Rice (Kabsa). The meat was moist and fell right off the bone. The rice was rather dry and it had a cinnamon flavor to it. What I was most shocked at was the serving size of the chicken - it was very small. If I had to pay $21, full price, I would have been very upset. Since I only paid $6.99, so be it.

Great hole in the wall near Dallas Love airport. Some of the best manakeesh you'll have and delish…read more Not much of seating but more a grab and go. All the items were delish and the workers were nice!

On the hunt for a breakfast closest to what I've had in the ME and this comes pretty close. Very…read morefair and great price for manakeesh. I got the cheese and zaatar mix which we call "cocktail" in Lebanon. The Zaatar is delicious. My only complaint is the dough is not as crispy as I like but I just ask for that next time. The meat pie is also delicious. Bare bones on the inside but great for takeout

I've driven by this place a lot and never noticed it. My neighbor brought home takeout from here…read moreone night. I figured that was a worthwhile endorsement, so I tried it out. It is a casual eatery, like a snack bar. Enter, order and pay. Pickup your food and enjoy. It took 10 minutes to prepare the order. I got the chicken shawarma. It was quite large, but I didn't let that stop me from devouring it, a side of tabouli, and a side of baba ganoush. I paid extra for those sides because got a sandwich. The guy at the register encouraged me to get the chicken and rice so that the sides would be cheaper, but I didn't want rice. I made the right decision. The sandwich and the two sides, tabouli and baba ganoush were absolutely delicious. I will definitely be back here to feast again.

The food! I had the beef kafta with tabouli and humus. I can't describe how floral the beef was…read more The spices! Balanced. Subtle. The meat was so tender. The tabouli was absolutely delicious! Lemony. So tasty! The humus was a delightful spread. Nutty and so delicious. The ambiance was simple but open. A gathering place. Comfortable! The service was polite and so helpful! Try it. You'll be so glad you did!

To start, i did not eat here. I came with a group of friends for a birthday get together. When…read moreyou walk up to pay, i asked for a drink. The young woman said "it's a buffet" yes, but i just want a drink. She said i could have water. Seriously, there is no button on the register for just a drink? So i had water-glad not to give them my money at that point. My friends all enjoyed the food so if you like that type of fare, it was good according to them.

This Mediterranean buffet had a huge food selection, but the best part for me was the pita bread…read more Fresh, warm, soft and perfect for dipping. The garlic sauce was delicious, wealthy and flavorful. I appreciate their precise attention to cleanliness and considerate provision of gloves, preventing guests from handling serving utensils with bare hands. One small, mindful gesture is important. It makes a large difference. The food, service and buffet make it worth a visit.

I definitely can say here have the best Persian dishes in Dallas! Kabab is incredibly delicious!…read moreAnd tongue was so juicy and well cooked! The portions are more than enough for one person and good for the price! Service is awesome! Restaurant is not crazy busy so you can hear your friends and stay as much as you like! Nicely decorated for taking photo! Oh! I forget to mention their tea and rollet cake! Try it ! You won't be disappointed! Definitely it'll be our place from now on! We went again and our guest enjoyed a lot ! I wanted to update my review after our dinner tonight. We ordered the Soltani and shish kebab, and OMG!!! They were absolutely THE BEST kebabs we've had in the DFW area! so incredibly tender, juicy, flavorful, and perfectly cooked! The service was wonderful and the food was amazing. We also enjoyed tea and Swiss rolls after dinner, which was the perfect ending to our meal. A special thank you to Mr. Omid for making our anniversary dinner even more memorable by lighting a candle for us. Such a thoughtful gesture! We left very happy and will definitely be back. !

Stopped by Kasra Persian Restaurant for lunch and had a solid overall experience…read more I went with the koobideh plate, which came with a very generous portion of both rice and meat. The koobideh itself was good, definitely tasty, but more in the "solid" range rather than something that really stands out compared to other spots I've tried. I also had the mast o khiar. Super fresh, really flavorful, and a big portion. I like to eat it with the bread and alongside the koobideh, which might not be traditional but I love it. I also tried the tahdig gheymeh that my friend ordered. First time having it and I'm glad I did. The rice had a nice crunch and the stew was flavorful. Not sure I'd order it normally, but worth trying. The restaurant was pretty quiet during lunch, just one other table, so service was quick and smooth. I left full and satisfied. Overall, a good spot with generous portions and solid flavors. Not the absolute best Persian food I've had, but still a place I'd come back to when I'm in the area.

Stopped by for a quick lunch while in the area, however we were very impressed with the hospitality…read moreand quality of food. Everything was fresh and homemade. Such a sweet surprise to come across a hidden gem. We had the chicken kebab plate which the portion sizes were so big we were able to take some home.

Albaghdady has a great new location on Greenville just across from Richardson's Chinatown. It's a…read morestand alone business with several parking spots. The entire outside of the restaurant is lined with tables so you can dine there if you like. The sign on the door indicates they take Covid seriously. Masks are required, and only 5 people are allowed inside at a time. I could only see two customers at the counter as I peered through the front door, so I waited outside until I would have a chance to order. Above the pastry display case was an electronic menu in Arabic and English that flashed through several screens too quickly for me to read. On the side of the drink refrigerator was a menu board in large print. The guy behind the counter was also nice enough to hand me a trifold menu I could take with me. There were lots of choices, but honestly I already knew what I wanted. I had actually been on my way to a different Arabic bakery to get some fresh khubz (Arabic flatbread), when I saw this place. I had been to Albaghdady's old location and figured I would give it a try again. The khubz is baked fresh daily. It is massive in size. I'm talking larger in circumference than an XL American pizza. I ordered a small bag of five not realizing that they would be this huge. As soon as I got in the car, I was tearing into the soft, fluffy saucer of gluten and shoving it in my mouth as I drove home. I just couldn't resist! I also ordered what they call an "Arabic shawarma" and some baklava and another pastry for my husband. The sandwich was far from what I would classify as an Arabic shawarma. It didn't resemble or taste anything like I had eaten growing up in the Gulf Arab states. This was more like an Iraqi sandwich. The flatbread is thicker and fluffier with pinched ends. The meat inside was thick slabs of beef. There were also these vinegary pickles. The sandwich was still quite tasty and I would definitely recommend trying it especially if you are looking to sink your teeth into something other than the standard American burger or tired club sandwich. I'm not a fan of filo, so I didn't eat the baklava. My husband devoured both pieces (one walnut and the other pistachio) and said they were delicious. I did order two pistachio and hazelnut dessert rolls. They looked delicious with the dark brown hazelnut wrapped around the bright green pistachio filling, but the hard rubbery texture was an absolute turn off. I think they used dates to sweeten it and hold it together. I couldn't get over that hard rubbery texture though. It didn't seem right even though I had never tried this sweet before. I couldn't do a second bite and spared my husband the misery by throwing his piece away too. This is a decent place that has some interesting and tasty items on the menu. I might be back because of its very convenient location, but I would probably get something different on the menu next time.

Living in Dallas, Texas, has its perks!! Our family seeks out new cultural experiences (grocery…read morestores, food & events) to learn more about the world outside our own. This was a fabulous adventure! We took a few hours to visit Sarahs Market and ate lunch at their S Grill. The market is very small, but every inch of its space is very special. First, we found our way to the back corner and sat at a tiny countertop with only 4 chairs. The counter faces an open top grill, and you're able to talk/ watch the chefs make the food. The menu is limited and pricey! We ordered one steak kabob ($26.00). The steak was served medium rare, very juicy, on top of a long rice (similar to rice pasta), and it was coated in a delicious seasoning completely unfamiliar to us. It came with roasted tomatoes & purple onion. You can select from several sides, we picked the hummus. It was a huge portion, enough for 2 people. The chef was so pleased to have us and was very impressed that we were there to learn. He gave us many "generous" sized samples of the sides and sauces they offered. Everything was made in-house, from scratch with fresh ingredients from their grocery store. It was a wonderful experience! The bakery aspect of this location is a small glass display case full of sweets, like macaroons, cheesecake baklava, and more. Most of them were new to us. The pastry chef gave us a few samples that had us buying a bunch to take home, lol. We strolled through the grocery store part of the market before leaving and bought a few items we already enjoyed. The difference was buying things that are made in-house, like pita bread. You can definitely see, smell, and taste the difference. A FIVE STAR review for their authenticity, hospitality, and delicious fresh food. If you're in the area you've got to try the Grilled Kabobs.

Delicious fast casual restaurant inside the Sara's Market and Bakery making kabob plates and wraps…read more Very fresh food cooked right in front of you and 4 stools available to eat in. Steak kabobs are made with filet mignon cuts! The grill makes lots of specials like Lamb Loin and Wagyu beef. The deserts are made in house and they even make a baklava with cheese called warbat. Incredible Dallas gem so good I kinda don't even want to share.