I love Beirut. It has quickly became one of my favorite local spots…read more It's great for both sit-down and takeout. Their online ordering system is super easy to use, and ordering in person is just as smooth. The menu has such a good variety, everything from fresh salads to wraps and kebab plates. Honestly, everything I've tried has been so good. The garlic sauce is a must, it's incredible. My go-to is the shawarma unwrapped because you get a huge portion and can build it exactly how you want. The food is fantastic and the portions are very generous. The space is clean with plenty of seating, and the staff is amazing. They're so friendly and always make sure you have everything you need.

Finally made it down to Beirut Street Food. We had been big fans of "The Port" for almost 20 years…read more The Sultan remains one of my all time favorite meals. Lebanese food is just one of those foods that we can't live without. So while we were sad when "The Port" closed, we were excited to hear they were opening Beirut Street Food. Today we ordered their Kabob family meal. That comes with a lot of our favorites. The choice of 4 kabobs, we picked chicken and kafta, 2 vegetable kabobs, salad, their delicious lebanese rice, bread and the addictive toum. We added a few grape leaves and extra bread to snack with that toum. Those who know love bread and tourm. Everything was excellent! I have tried multiple times to make kafta at home and it never is as good as they make it. The chicken is always cooked perfectly. A nice char from the grill, and tender and juicy on the inside. The grape leaves a nice balance of sour from the leaves filled with savory rice and meat. So good. The vegetables were grilled perfectly. Not overly grilled, sweet with a little crisp. Everything was just as we remembered. They are now located in a strip mall with plenty of parking and a few seats inside. While the Sultan is not on their menu., they do have lots of other tasty options that we look forward to returning for.One of our favorite places!

First time visiting Zakia Deli and omg where have I been!?! We walked in and the two men behind the…read morecounter greeted us and asked if we had any questions. They recommended many tasty items. The shop was quaint but with room to dine in. There were pastries and deli items on display. We ordered the chicken gyro plate with rice and this delicious green bean/tomato mixture, a Greek salad, honey garlic baked chicken and ranch potatoes. Everything tasted amazing and super fresh! The cucumber sauce was outstanding! Can't wait to go back and try more, thank you!

Food - amazing! (Wish the portion was a bit larger since I left still a bit hungry, but so good!)…read moreService - no complaints! Atmosphere - solid. There wasn't much seating inside, but luckily it was a gorgeous day! Overall really enjoyed our time!

I've been enjoying this wonderful spot since around 1979 and I've never had a bad meal…read more A must stop when I'm back in town from the San Francisco Bay area as there is nothing like this that I have found on the West Coast. Nice vegetarian options for me .The tabouli is fantastic, the spinach pie out of this world, and the kidney beans with onions and rice, simple and delicious. Did someone say baba ghanoush? Yum! And whenever I turn somebody onto it, they're equally as excited. No pomp and circumstance, just a family run business holding down the tradition year after year, generation after generation. I was super clean, nice ambience, friendly and cozy. Seek out the few places like Emily's left in any city throughout the country and avoid the corporate chains for the real deal.

Emily's Lebanese still holds a special place in my heart. I have not visited in quite a while, but…read morestepping back in felt instantly familiar like nothing had changed. The tabbouleh is still fresh and delicious, and it pairs perfectly with any of the entrées. It's a comforting, no-frills spot with plenty of street parking, which makes stopping in easy.