My friend and I came here right after a gym workout for the first time and we both tried the Mixed…read moreShawarma Bowl--dined in--and boy was it delicious, we both loved it and my friend ended up ordering another entree for his girlfriend as well. Definitely recommend, 5 stars for sure.

Takeout was excellent - red lentil soup, falafel platter and babaghanoush. All delicious. Loved the…read morespecial touches like sautéed onions and pickled vegetables on top. The side sauces were also great. Friendly service too! I will be back.

Love this place already!!!…read more It is a different concept from what I expected. In the front 5-6 tables to serve, Half of the store is grocery. Now I don't need to go anywhere else. I used to go to restaurants and groceries separately. They all have what i need. I am very glad that i found here. Lentil soup is goof but salty. Sigara borek hot and crispy as i expected. Some places i go, even i request well done, they bring it undercooked. Lahmacun was very tasty. Iskender was really good, sauce could be less. Will be back again .

This place is seriously such an understatement. From the outside, you wouldn't even realize it's a…read morerestaurant -- it honestly looks like a grocery store from the side. But don't let that fool you. They serve some of the best Turkish food you'll ever have, hands down! Their labneh and fresh bread are absolutely amazing. The chicken kebab with brown rice is one of my favorites -- perfectly cooked and full of flavor. Honestly, I don't think there's anything on the menu that isn't good. I personally prefer the chicken dishes, and they never disappoint. A true hidden gem! I love the service Merve is such a sweetheart!

Tried Lebanese food for the first time at Beit Zaytoon and it truly felt like discovering a hidden…read moregem. I ordered the lamb chops while my husband had the chicken shawarma, and both plates came with rice, vegetables, and a fresh salad with a homemade dressing that was incredibly tasty and unlike anything we've had before. The drinks were homemade too - we had the lemonade and iced tea - and the presentation of everything was beautiful, right down to the mint sprigs in the glasses that added such a nice touch. We were served by the owner, Elias, who was warm, personable, and provided impeccable service the entire time. Even though we didn't order dessert, he surprised us with baklava on the house - delicate flaky layers topped with honey and pistachios that were absolutely delicious. If you're looking for a relaxing place to enjoy great Lebanese food, Beit Zaytoon is definitely worth a visit. The atmosphere is comfortable, welcoming, and not cramped at all.

Updating my review as I had chicken cubes with rice and a side of baba ganoush and both were…read moredelicious. Ill try again!

Very family oriented with good vibes overall. All food for…read morefamily was served fresh with great timing on appetizers, drinks and entrees. Alice and her colleague provided very courteous service whole time. will definitely visit again

Really nice inside, the food was fresh and delicious very flavorful; the dessert especially was…read morefantastic. I had trouble picking the menu looked so good. Can't wait to come back!!

It's always so tasty and fresh. Servers are kind and helpful. The food area is always clean and…read moremaintained. I can eat this everyday.

Fast casual Mediterranean located in the Roosevelt Field food court. No lime during lunch time and…read morepricing for the main item was very reasonable at about $12 though I did get bopped for a $3 can of seltzer. Service at the station was quick. I had a quinoa bowl with cauliflower and a bunch of complimentary add ons such as tzatziki, hummus, lettuce, tomatoes, marinated onions, marinated cabbage, pickled turnips, and tahini sauce.

Phenomenal Persian/Turkish spot offering comforting decor, friendly service and an elaborate but…read moresimple menu. All dishes sampled were outrageous in taste as well as portion, with both the chicken and lamb adana hitting the spot. Definitely in rotation for a date night, family meal or casual lunch. A+

Great ambiance. Lovely food. We had the chickpea dumplings, spanakopita, lamb stew and falafel…read moredinner. Fresh salads. Nice cocktails. Busy night on valentine day. Service a little slow. But we loved the food and would go back.

This place makes the freshest fried falafel balls that I have ever had. The inside of each ball is…read moresoft and bright green, and it is perfectly seasoned, too. The outside of the falafel is crispy from start to finish, and it is served nice and hot. The cold, sweet hibiscus tea reminds me of sorrel, the Caribbean drink that is part of Christmas tradition, only that the hibiscus tea had less sugar and spice. Hibiscus tea is a Palestinian staple, said the young lady behind the counter who took my order. She also said that the restaurant makes Palestinian street food, and she encouraged me to come back and try other menu selections. This is a family-owned business that just opened up another location in Deer Park. If you like eating high quality Mediterranean comfort food, I highly recommend you try Taheni.

Good food, nice mix of middle eastern and American food options on the menu. Friendly staff, and…read morenew and clean dining room.

Amazing food and incredibly friendly people! We've been coming here for years and the food has…read morebeen consistently top notch! This little, unassuming gem is not to be missed. Our favorite dish is the lamb kebab combo which comes with rice, hummus, baba ghanouj, salad and pita in generous portions. They also have a little shop with authentic goodies and treats. Whether you're just passing by or you live in the area and haven't yet stopped in, this is a place you don't want to miss!

My first visit to Nour Lebanese Cuisine was a wonderful experience…read more I placed a takeout order and, while I was waiting fot it to be ready, they gave me a bowl (not a tiny cup) of a delicious bean dish to try. Afterwards, they had me try a cookie. They were very welcoming and the food was great. I plan to go back soon.

Sufiya's is a great place to grab lunch with your friends. My friend and I came here for my…read morebirthday recently and I was pleased to find that their food hasn't changed from 5 years ago! When we sat down, we were served pita and tzatziki sauce. It was good! We ordered off of the lunch special. I had the Kubideh Kabab and my friend had the boneless chicken Kabab. The kababs were not dried out and they were very tasty, well seasoned, and not salty! With the lunch special, you get a choice of lentil soup or salad. I went with the soup and I'm glad I did! It really hit the spot since I haven't been feeling very good lately. We shared an appetizer of falafels. To be honest, it was a bit too dry for me. The service was great and our waitress was very nice. She gave us plenty of time to look at the menu and order. The restaurant is quiet overall but there isn't a lot of seating available. There's a shared parking lot but it's crowded. The food was amazing but I don't like looking for parking when I'm hungry. Just kidding. I'll stop by again!

Disappointments include that the advertised "jumbo" shrimp were only medium, but at least there…read morewere seven, which was enough, and in a nice tasty sauce. Similarly, the brook trout was very thin, but tasty. We enjoyed the yellow lentil soup (du jour), but we've had better. Bottom line, food is still good, sometimes very good, just not great.

Our third time here and have not gotten past happy hour!! Great big bar and dining room with cool…read moredecor. Emily our bartender was funnym cute and on point with food and drinks. The HH menu is great, best oysters I've had in a while and only 1$ each. Grilled chicken skewers, and three Mediterranian dips and we were stuffed! The drink menu is crazy, they were trying out a Martini that tastes like Key Lime Pie, and it did!! We'll be back!

I really wanted to like Aura, the location is close to me, the interior is beautiful, the menu…read morelooked great, the seating was cozy and dim, the drinks were lovely. We went the first time for restaurant week and ordered: Zucchini chips: large portion, was a good start! could have used salt but that's easy enough for us to add. Whipped ricotta crostini: perhaps because of restaurant week the portion was much smaller than in photos and of the 3 crostini, 1 was badly burnt and the other 2 must have sat in the pass for a bit too long as they were soggy. Branzino: this was an uncharge on the restaurant week menu, the fish portion was large and cooked well but it was very unseasoned, there was no carb, just over broccolini, which was surprising there wasn't a grain, potato, anything given the upcharge. Seafood linguini: this was the most disappointing because it doesn't have a description on the menu but the name matches the 'linguine al mare'. It's an identical dish except they omit the scallops without noting that on the menu, it was very bland, didn't come with lemon, were 2 slices of pickled chili which were great when you got them but more were needed. Personally, I would go for drinks and vibes - albeit the drinks are expensive, cocktails are $19.