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.

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.

The most authentic Iraqi food in the Dallas area. Gilgamesh in Richardson is the real deal…read more We tried the Family BBQ Mix,a massive platter of lamb, chicken, and kebabs with rice, grilled vegetables, and the biggest flatbread I've ever seen. The beef shawarma was juicy and well-seasoned, and the lentil soup that comes at the start of the meal is one of the most comforting soups I've had. Don't leave without ordering the Lamb Kozi -- slow-cooked fall-off-the-bone lamb over Iraqi rice. Highly recommend for anyone looking for something different and genuinely delicious in DFW.

Appetizers (got the sampler of 6) which included hummus, baba ganoush, toum, eggplant salad,…read moretabbouleh were all solid. Toum and eggplant salad were stars of the show here For entrees, we got the beef kabab, chicken kababs and shish tawook. Chicken was also good but beef tasted pretty gamey and definitely not as flavorful. Arrayes were disappointing. Not nearly enough filling and beef also tasted gamey. Apricot juice and the Gilgamesh juice were both pretty good and refreshing. Water is NOT free so be prepared. Service was good as well. What's keeping this from 4-5 stars is if the beef was fresher and had more flavor. Value was solid just wish the food tasted better.

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.

Hands down my favorite Mediterranean restaurant I've been to in DFW. Everything is always…read moreconsistently fresh and flavorful. The sauces are amazing - tzatziki, hummus, baba ghanoush, and more. I personally love the chicken cooked in a yogurt sauce, roasted cauliflower, and chickpea moussaka as my top standouts, but truly there are too many delicious things to name. I love how many chicken options there are as someone who isn't crazy about beef or pork. There is also falafel and plenty of beans for your vegan/ vegetarian friends. There were markers for allergies / preferences on the labels, but I didn't attend too closely as I don't have dietary restrictions. They have tasty rice pudding topped with pistachios and fresh fruit as something sweet to pair with your meal. I enjoy the lentil soup for dipping pita bread in. All you can eat buffets are always the best for getting to try everything and making everyone in your party happy. It's a bit on the expensive side (around $25 per person before tip), but it's totally worth it for special occasions. Within the last year they've redone the seating inside, but the food quality has stood the test of time!

Saturday night -with a reservation 12 people. 5:30…read more Most of us were not prepared for a buffet rather than menu ordering, but it worked out as you could try a variety of items. Drinks are self-serve fountain drinks, water or wine. Good variety of food and each was well labeled. The gyro meat was tender and flavorful. The olives were good. Several in party disappointed not to see chicken shawarma or baklava on the menu. Lamb stuffed grape leaves were flavorful. The rice ones were good. Staff were are helpful and friendly . They cleared your plates quickly. They explained dishes. Chairs were sturdy/hefty wood with leather straps for back and seat. A few chairs sank when sitting.

iraqi food made to perfection. best falafel sandwich in town. amazing location. highly recommend…read morethe bread to go. all homemade fresh ingredients 850 s greenville richardson tx

The food looks amazing and it was tasting good. I recommend it. I'll definitely be back.read more

10/10 best shawarma spot in Richardson! I cannot explain how good the service and the food is. I…read moreenjoy the packed vibe of the place, which is lively. I've gone three days in a row and it just the spot every time. I get the chicken shawarma combo with vimto and it's amazing. From their fresh shawarma to well seasoned fries and veggies. It's just beautiful.

It had been quite some time since I was last here. The City of Richardson has done a lot of…read moredevelopment in the area and are trying to get people to come "downtown " more frequently. No surprise that parking is more challenging now since there are quite a few businesses, but not a lot of space to maneuver or park. In fact, I almost got in an accident coming here! The Madina Halal Grill has expanded from a small hole in the wall, to two holes. LOL! It looks like the took over the area next door and connected them with a small doorway. What is great about this is that the initial room is great for placing your order, looking at the menu, chatting with the staff, paying, and waiting around for your food to come out. The next room over is great for finding a seat, relaxing, and eating without being jostled by people coming and going. Food was pretty good. I forgot to specify the bread wrap, so my sandwich was more like panini than a shawarma. My husband was less than enthralled. He wasn't a fan of the lamb mix, but that is to be expected as he didn't grow up with it and hasn't learned to acquire a taste for it. Staff are really friendly here. Food comes out quickly and remains hot on the way home.

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.

Big Dash has become one of my go-to dessert spots, and I've been here multiple times. Every visit…read morehas been consistently great. The fresh kanafeh is always warm, crispy, and perfectly cheesy with just the right amount of sweetness. We also love getting an assorted selection of baklava--it's flaky, buttery, and packed with flavor. The ambience is bright, welcoming, and a great place to sit and enjoy dessert. The service has always been friendly and attentive, which is one of the reasons we keep coming back.

I came here with my kids to try the viral mini fruit ice creams…read more The ambiance is nice. Big open space and clean and inviting. way way too expensive. $18 for one cup of 6 fruits! And they are not unique fruits. A couple of them were repeating fruits. The ice cream and chocolate coating were insanely sweet and tasted fake fruit. Even my kids did not want to eat it after a few bites. And they love sweet things. We ended up just eating the ice cream after breaking the chocolate off bc we didn't want to waste it. It did look very cute though

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.