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    Nouri’s Restaurant

    4.5 (93 reviews)
    Open • 8:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Good for kids

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    Julie P.

    Always made to order, fresh and well seasoned, friendly staff. Nice variety of grilled meats and authentic flavors. Pretty bistro style setting. A must try is the Nouri' mix grill ! And cucumber mint lemonade!

    Foul Medammas - With Tahini, the tahini is a great addition!
    Edward K.

    I've enjoyed shopping in the Nouri Market for a few years. Yesterday my wife and I decided to give Nouri Cafe a try. (it happened to have its regular menu during the day during Ramadan) The cafe is bright and clean. Our waiter was pleasant and professional, he answered my question regarding one of the vegetables on the complimentary pickle plate. (It was a turnip) We were there for lunch, I tried to order a moderate amount of food. No such luck, as the portions are impressive! We started with the foul with tahini. It was delicious, the tahini was a smooth and flavorful addition. I had a pie with really salty but tasty cheese. I chose the hashwa appetizer because rice with ground beef, almonds, and pistachio sounded good. They served it with yogurt, it smelled amazing when it hit the table. Huge portion and very enjoyable. My wife got the mixed shawarma and enjoyed the chicken a bit more than the beef. All that and a tasty cup of mint tea. Certainly worth a return!

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    Mais S.

    I was so hungry I forgot to take a picture of the actual food, smh. But the spinach pie I would say is better than my moms, i loved how thin the bread was. Also their la7me bi 3jeen was the best I've ever tasted and i dont usually like it. Fast service , you can sit down. The restaurant is clean and not usually very busy.

    Jenny K.

    What can I say other than the most wonderful things! As Iraqis and lovers of our Middle Eastern cuisine, I have to say this was some of the best we've ever had! We ordered a combo for our table and started with the hummus and tabbouli. The hummus was creamy, fresh, delicious, and full of flavor. The tabbouli was CLEAN (IYKYK), cut up perfectly and seasoned to perfection. My 4 year old almost ate the entire plate by herself. It was so good. Our combo platter was the real test because it's hard to get each type of meat seasoned well, have the right texture, and prepared properly. Again, everything was perfect! The rice was fluffy and served fresh. The chicken was tender and good, my favorites were the gus, beef tikka, and chicken tikka. My family ate everything off their plates and we had some to take home. It was a great dinner and worth the drive. I would highly recommend a stop in Little Palestine to try this delicious, clean, friendly, lovely place. The Nouri family and their team are wonderful!

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    8 months ago

    Great food, friendly staff, simple small care . Love it! We got shish barrack and kibbe Saniyah both excellent!

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    7 months ago

    The food and service is great. I highly recommend Nouri's restaurant. The is parking behind the restaurant.

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    7 months ago

    Home cooking just like my mother use to make. Not fancy but excellent and no one is smoke.

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    The food was decent and the staff was friendly. I liked it overall. They had parking.

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    2 years ago

    Absolutely delicious!!!! Great parking area and a super market next door. Loved our experience,

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    Great fresh stuff. Awesome!!!! I would recommend and certainly worth the drive for me.

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    Great food and great service . They have the best zattaar pie . Lots of parking in the back which make it better

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