I came across the restaurant by getting gas across the street.I decided to try the place out.In…read moreaddition to a restaurant they have a market to purchase items and also they have lamb and goat meat .I met the owner who was extremely friendly while preparing my gyros.Overall I would recommend this restaurant if in the area.

New place in town here in Houston. Surprise prices for things are not cool at all. I would have…read moreliked to know the prices for things before I bought them without asking...I didn't know it would be $12.50 for a small Greek salad and a gyro that was another small salad n a few slices of beef on a piece of pita bread ...$2.50 for the greasy spinach pie that was "fresh made" wasn't crunchy at all. Was delicious, just expecting it to be crunchy and fresher....so that was a little disappointing. When buying things in the store the machine malfunctioned twice and the guy at the register was the only one who spoke English. He seemed to have a hard time with knowing how to scan and ring up things, it took a while, I'm patient. Not a problem, but some may not be, Overall the food was yummy, just a little over priced and, the service was top notch, clean, just slow and who knows they might work it out soon. I ended up meeting the new owner and he was very personable, great eye contact and asked questions about the food and service. I genuinely feel they cared this is why I am leaving this review so they can improve on what they need help with.

Food was absolutely delicious, service was amazing and we went on Friday where they have belly…read moredancing and she was amazing. They interact with the patrons and made it a memorable evening with their great ambiance and music! Great esthetics great drinks great people

Doesn't look like much from the outside but open the door and enjoy old school dining and decor…read more The food is plentiful though it takes a while to get to the table. Found the fries a bit greasy and not crispy as if they were cooked before the oil was at temperature. The pita was also a little dry around the edges. The owner visited our table and was solicitous.

Amazing Egyptian food, wonderful staff, authentic flavors, and warm hospitality. Highly recommended!read more

The first thing Sammy did when we sat down was thank us so much for coming, he truly appreciated it…read moreand was so kind. And was patient and warm when my son asked him questions about Egypt. Be patient because he's a one man operation but the food was phenomenal. Best falafel I've ever had and every bite we had was delicious. Do yourself a favor and go here!!

My mom and I visited for the first time today at the Pearland/Beltway location. We both had Chicken…read more& Gyro Combo plate with Lebanese Tea. We also had the baklava. EVERYTHING WAS DELICIOUS AND FRESH! So much amazing authentic flavor!! Get some Chili Sauce on the side. Tell Abraham I said hi. He's so sweet, kind and handsome! -J

I dined in one night and I have to admit the food is genuinely amazing. But the service we received…read morethat night was painnnnfully slow. So slow we could've gone to another restaurant, been sat, and eaten a meal before we ate our meal here. When we walked in, there was only another table or two seated inside so we were like okay not busy, we'll be in and out, but that was far from the case. There was only one server that night that did almost literally everything, and it was hard to find or flag her down. More people were starting to come in and to our dismay THEIR orders were being taken first after we'd been ready and just sitting there for literally more than 15-20 minutes. Ridiculous is an understatement; we were also sitting right in front of the kitchen so I don't understand how she kept passing by us without batting an eye. There were tables that came after us and left before us, truly disappointing. At one point when we were finally able to get her attention, she said "let me drop this water off and I'll be right back." Spoiler alert - she didn't. She dropped it off and went to tend to other tables before finally coming back to us. Besides all of that, the food was good and eased our frustration a little bit. We ordered the trio dip as a starter and circling back to the service complaint for a second, we thought she would've put it in before more guests started pouring in, but she didn't!! So we were left waiting with no food whatsoever, everything ended up coming out at the same time. Anyway, moving on - the food was seasoned very well, and the flavor was all there, perfect and just the way I expected. It satisfied my cravings and I have no complaints about that. Overall, I think the establishment could be a little better. It's not a huge dining area so I didn't expect service to take that long. I don't mean to be harsh and I understand there was only one server, but I don't remember waiting so long for my order to be taken at a restaurant. We were there for definitely more than 1 hour 50 minutes for a party of 2. I look forward to eating here again but perhaps another location.

What a pleasant surprise!! My fiancé and I walked in and…read morewere delighted by Musa at the counter and his father who came out of the kitchen for a brief moment as he was the one cooking. This restaurant is family owned and what a gem! Seems like they do everything right. From their genuine and kind service to the extraordinary taste of the food to cleanliness of the restaurant & the perfect relaxing music to enjoy while eating our lunch. We ordered a beef and chicken platter along with a chicken and lamb wrap. We took half of it back to our hotel- can't wait for dinner!! This Mediterranean restaurant is incomparable and I hope we will be able visit this town and come back to Houston again specifically for them. Highly recommend!

Omg the reviews are NOT LYING. I can't even believe there's a place like this on this side of town…read more The food is so fresh and tasty. Everything was hot. And the portions are so big. The platter can feed 2 starving hungry people for like 2 days. It was soooo good. Just get extra pita so you have enough bread for all the meat, rice and hummus. 10/10! I will be back. So glad I found this gem!

This is some of the better shawarma I've had in the south Houston area. The menu offers a variety…read moreof Mediterranean to middle eastern based dishes. The potions are hearty, and the flavors are fairly solid. I wish the garlic sauce had a bit more flavor, and the fries were a bit soggy by the time I got to them, but the dharma itself was tasty There is a small parking lot out front, an be careful, the entrances to the parking lot as a steep incline and we scrapped the bottom of our car The interior is incredibly spacious, to the point where most of the space isn't being utilized at all. There's some decor, a the place is well lit. It does feels like an older space, and it's not overly appealing to dine-in. The staff were friendly both in person and on the phone. They were efficient, and the order came out in no time at all Some tips: Order ahead (by phone), and have your order waiting for you when you arrive. The fries might get a little soggy. And again, watch out for the sleep incline at the entrance so you don't scrape your car Cheers!!

I always get food from here but this time I decided to try the mint lemonade as well and they did…read morenot disappoint. It's so good

Can't miss out on this extremely quaint place tucked in a shopping center…read more Staff is so kind and amazing. Everything we have ordered, even to go, has just been wonderful and authentic.

It pains me to give this 3 star rating, because I absolutely love their beef shawarma platter. It's…read moremy go-to dish, and when I crave Mediterranean food, this place comes first to mind. We have a young child, so we opt for takeout most of the time. Today, I got off of work early, so my husband and I wanted to dine-in child-free. We arrived close to the end of lunch hour. We saw the sign advertising for the chef combo, which I wanted to order after perusing the menu. The waitress was not friendly. Her demeanor and tone were not customer centric. She said I couldn't order the chef combo anymore. I told her it wasn't 3 yet. She said that they ran out of sides, so it wasn't an option. The message was fine, but the delivery was rude. I picked something else and was confirming what it came with, and rather than point me in the right direction, she went back and forth with me. My husband has worked in the restaurant business and was shocked at the interaction. I wanted to order an alcoholic beverage, but after the negative interaction, I opted to leave it at food only. I didn't want to stay longer than needed. I wish I could give this place a higher review, but I'm going to go back to take out if I come back. I'll think twice about dining here again.

No real complaints here -- it was just... okay. The food wasn't bad, just a little dry and kind of…read morebland for my taste. Nothing offensive, nothing amazing. Just living right there in the middle of the road. Service was fine, place was fine, food was fine. But if I'm eating kabobs, I'm hoping for something that punches me in the taste buds a little harder. This one was more like a polite handshake. Not knocking it -- it's just not really my thing.

I've been coming to Bibi's House of Kabob for work lunches for a while now, and it finally hit me…read morethat I'd never written a review. This spot really deserves one. It's one of the best restaurants on Center Street and, in my opinion, one of the healthiest options too. A meal here almost always starts with the hummus and pita. The hummus is unbelievably smooth and flavorful, the kind that keeps you dipping until you've accidentally made it a meal of its own. The tzatziki is another standout. Creamy, cool, and garlicky with just the right tang, it's the kind of sauce that makes everything it touches better. I've never been big on eggplant dips, so I haven't gone for that, but I know plenty of people swear by it. My usual order is the pita gyro with a Greek salad. It feels fresh and filling without being heavy, though I have to admit their fries are hard to resist. On my last visit I went for the mixed chicken and shish kabob plate. The meat was tender, juicy, and seasoned so well that I didn't even need the extras, though of course I still used them because that tzatziki is just too good. For dessert, the baklava is always worth saving room for. It's flaky, sweet, and just the right amount of indulgent at the end of a healthy-feeling meal. Bibi's can get packed around lunchtime, and once you've eaten here it's easy to understand why. The food is fresh, consistently delicious, and a step above what you'd expect from a quick lunch stop. I'll be back, as always, and one of these days I'll slow down enough to give the menu the detailed attention it deserves