Update on Oct 30th, 2022. Save your time and check before you come, 'cause they didn't update it…read morewhen I came.

I drove 30 miles to get authentic salads and dips as advertised. I got to the market, not such a…read moregreat market, and they had no salads or dips to buy. everything is in cans or packaged and seemingly had been on the shelves a longggg time. don't waste your time.

Great food, Gyros are awesome place is quiet & clean. Service was good too. In the English Creek…read moreshopping center. 2nd floor

Not as good as I remember it. Rice was dry, spice was too much for me, everything else was bland…read more It was disappointing because I looked forward to going back. It was loveless schwarma. :-(

My absolute fav! Food and service always excellent! I've been going there forever!…read more I give 10 stars!

Haven't been in awhile so I took the opportunity to have my birthday dinner here. Went with my wife…read moreand daughter. Let me start out by saying that the place itself is not much to look at and the furniture could use an update. It's decorated nicely inside. The service was ok the night we went and it's usually better. They had a huge birthday party (about 15 people) that took a lot of their time. However, the reason to come here is the awesome food. They bring you out three dips and pita for dipping. Each one if fantastic. For my meal I started with the salad topped with Mohammed's spiced vinaigrette. The dressing is so good. For my main I got the Egyptian Flounder with veggies and couscous. It came with a side of tahini to put on top if you like to. The Flounder was moist and delicious. The veggies and couscous were also very good. The portion size is incredible. The attached picture shows my meal, WHEN I WAS FULL AND MY MEAL WAS FINISHED. It came with two big flounder fillets. My wife got the crab bisque as a starter and scallops with lobster sauce for her main. I was able to try both since we had so many leftovers. The crab bisque is probably the best I've ever eaten. My daughter got the salad as well and the lamb stew which she really enjoyed.

So I'm a regular at AC, and I never knew this place existed until I saw a video on Instagram of…read morethem and of course, I had to check it out. From the outside, it looks like an average building, but once you get past those door it's like a whole different world. The inside is so beautiful, and I love the open middle concept, especially with the high ceiling, which lets the natural light in, so it makes everything look even more beautiful. It can also be intimate, as they have sections that can be a little private, so it's great for like dates or if you have a family get together. Also, they are close to the outlet as well and have parking too. I do recommend checking out their hours and menu before going, as they kind of have specific menu options that they offer on certain days. For example, on Fridays and Saturdays, they only have a prefix four-course meal, which each person has to pay $68.99 (we went on Friday). But they have a lot of great options, so you still get to try a variety of their fusion menu options. Especially, considering that if you look at the prices separately for the items that were included, I think it's a really great deal, since it comes with your starter bread, appetizer, soup of the day, entree, and dessert, and they don't skimp on the portion size either. Since it's French, when in Rome, you know I had to go with Escargots à la Bourguignone aka Snail, as this is something I've never tried before. It wasn't my favorite, but it wasn't too terrible for a first-time dish like that. Next was the soup of the day, which was a Afghan lentil soup, which we enjoyed. For the entrees, I got the Uzbeki Palau, which is lamb shank with Afghani rice, and oh my goodness, that lamb shank was so delicious, the bone just slid right off the meat. My friend got the Kofta Chalau, which is meatballs in sauce, and it came with rice as well. He really enjoyed that as he finished the whole plate! To finish it off, we were served Firni for dessert, which is an Afghan rice pudding with chocolate mousse and a piece of baklava. We were so stuffed, it was a lot of good food, and I will definitely go back to try their other menu options, which includes vegetarian as well. Also, it's BYOB as they are Afghan and do not serve alcoholic drinks, so you do have the option to bring your own bottle of wine or liquor if you prefer. Drink options were tea, fresh juices, coffee, and water, no mocktails. Overall had a wonderful time. The service was prompt, our waitress (sorry, I forgot her name) was very friendly, informative, and very attentive. The food was amazing, and the atmosphere is just picture and video worthy, very relaxing, and I did not feel rushed at all either. I will definitely go back whenever I'm in AC.

I wanted to visit this place since the time I knew we were going to Atlantic City. Trying Afghan…read morecuisine was on my list since I have never tried it. We went for their brunch on a Sunday afternoon. Disclaimer they do not serve any main course items for lunch hours too. The ambiance was beautiful and picturesque. The staff was super sweet. We ordered bolani which was ok ish but the chutney was delicious, chole puri - chole were delicious and puri was crispy but yum, the third thing we ordered was an omelette that tasted yum too. They even served fresh juice. We had pomegranate and orange juice. The ambiance was so good and birds were chirping and it felt like we were sitting in a courtyard of someone's home.

This is a gem of a restaurant hidden in plain sight near the boardwalk in Rehoboth Beach. Our…read morelittle group chose a smattering of menu items: a gyro dinner, a lamb kebob dinner, the appetizer sampler plate, and a spinach and feta filo spiral wrap. Wow. All were perfectly seasoned and prepared. Extremely flavorful! Our servers were quite welcoming and helpful. We finished with some shared desserts - baklava and a large piece of revani cake, along with a well prepared Turkish coffee. This evening's dinner followed a few very average beach town dinners, and was a joy and a surprise. Absolutely recommended.

Came in on a rainy Saturday evening. The place, which is nicely set up with some Turkish touches…read more(and some tv's) was not crowded. To get to the seating area, you walk by a large bar at the front. It was a bit off-putting, as it wasn't clear to me whether the place was a bar with food or a restaurant. Once you settle in at your table, it's clear it's a restaurant. My partner and I shared the Appetizer platter, which includes Hummus, Dolma, Baba Ganoush, Cous Cous, Eggplant Salad, Potato & Bean Salad, & yogurt. It also comes with pita bread, cut into small slices/triangles. You can also order falafel as an add-on, at $2 per falafel ball. The appetizer platter items were all good. The pita was a bit hard and didn't have much flavor. it was also a small portion of pita - we ran out fairly quickly. The falafel balls were also very good. Crunchy on the outside, but moist and flavorful inside. Really good falafel. The service was fine. We did have to call the staff over to fill water glasses. Service could have been better, considering the restaurant wasn't crowded. My beef with the place is the price. The platter is $27.99, and $2 each for falafels. I think that's a high price point for the platter. At a minimum, it could include 2 falafel balls to help better justify the high price.

The best Arab food in Ocean City!!! The owner seems to care about his community and is very…read morewelcoming and helpful. The restaurant itself reminds me of home. Outdoor seating means you're doing something right. They serve good coffee and tea. Better than Dunkin' down the street!!! Their hummus is the perfect snack before heading down to the beach.

We were visiting the beach for a few days and someone recommended this place to eat. It is located…read morein a shopping plaza on Coastal Highway. There is parking in the parking lot in front. As we entered a gentleman greeted us and we were seated immediately. The inside was brightly decorated with beautiful Middle Eastern memorabilia. The waiter brought us delicious hot tea and took our orders. I got the meat kabob and my friend got the lamb kabob. We were both happy with what we ordered that we ended up going back the next day for dinner with another couple. The prices were reasonable for the portion sizes. I definitely recommend this place.

My food was delicious, the staff were helpful and patient with me as I explored their menu, and…read morethey made great suggestions for add-ons to my beef and lamb bowl especially the mint sauce and the hot sauce. Yum! I also decided to try their coconut ice cream popsicle which was very tasty, as well. In the area? Check Them Out!

Our first carry out experience here was excellent. We had the beef and lamb combo plate - the meats…read morewere well seasoned and the rice and salad made each portion feel generous. Our request to try both sauces was accommodated and we will definitely be going back!

I tried a few items here and found the experience mixed. The hummus was smooth and came with a…read moregenerous amount of pita, but the flavor didn't stand out. The chicken shawarma platter was good, though the accompanying salad tasted a bit tired. The falafel was average as well. Nothing was bad, but nothing really impressed me either. I left wishing the dishes had a wow factor.

I love falafel. This place is delicious! The french fries…read moreare good too Good service with friendly staff.

My husband and I had a wonderful dinner at Blue Fig Garden in Cherry Hill and will definitely be…read moreback! The ambiance was beautiful, and I especially loved the lit sparkling tree, which added such a warm and inviting atmosphere to the restaurant. The food was excellent. We ordered the shish kebabs, both chicken and steak, and they were cooked perfectly, flavorful, and tender. Everything tasted fresh and well prepared. Great food, beautiful setting, and a relaxing dining experience. We are already looking forward to our next visit!

Spacious Mediterranean spot with a warm, inviting atmosphere and delicious food that's perfectly…read moreseasoned with rich herbs and spices. The waitstaff was friendly and efficient, making for a smooth and enjoyable dining experience.

Greatly enjoyed a lovely set-menu Lebanese dinner at Li Beirut. The dining room is lovely and, when…read morefull, energetic, though the service is both attentive and low key. You can feel that it's family-owned-and-operated. The 3-course set menu was great--we had three in our dinner party, so we automatically received 8 mezze + paper-thin pita (refilled without asking when the staff saw we were running low) to share, we each picked 1 of 10 entrees, and each chose 1 of 3 desserts for the final course. Some of the mezze (all delicious!): fattoush salad, hummus, baba ghannouj, labne, mouhamara, warak enab bel zeit, soujouk, batata harra. I had the Mixed Grill for One, which allowed me to try the Shish Taouk (grilled marinated chicken with special garlic sauce), Shish Kebab (grilled marinated filet mignon), Lamb Chop with grilled onion, tomato, jalapeño, roasted potatoes. And for dessert, I chose the cotton candy (halva floss) ice cream with pistachios (another diner had the rose water milk pudding)--both desserts had great flavor in the toppings, but little flavor in the ice cream/pudding. P.S. BYOB + a wine list, if you're so inclined.

Bismillah. This place is very nice. Loved the atmosphere. Light woods with charcoal accents. I…read morehonestly felt underdressed but hey I'm traveling for work. Well I seated immediately as this was a Tuesday night. Crowd seemed local. I ordered the haleema with fig and Samke Hara a braised fish dish. The cheese with fig jam was seasoned well with a nice char. It was delicious. Well when the Samke Hara arrived I was ready. And I wasn't disappointed. The pilaf was tender, and the fish was ever so delicately prepared. It was like butter. Alhumdulillah. Enjoy.