We ordered takeout from Lebani and it was a decent experience. They were out of some of the items…read morewe ordered, which was a bit disappointing, but they did give us a call and offered substitute items. I had a mixture platter, and it was pretty good. My favorite of the three was the falafel. The cheese sticks were cold so it wasn't as good if they were hot. My coworkers enjoyed their selections, though they mentioned it could use more flavor since it was a little bland. I will definitely give it another try in person experience as I know sometimes takeout can take away from the experience and ambience of the restaurant.

Great place Came for the poutine and fell in love with Chloe…read more Authentic Lebanese. Give it a try

I genuinely wouldn't even give this meal to my dog. Disgusting beyond words. It looked horrible but…read moreI still took a (very small) bite to give it the benefit of the doubt. Nope. Not sure how they have any good reviews. Just look at the photo.

The guy taking orders was friendly, its a ship where there is also a grocery attached so it can be…read morea wait for someone at the register. There is some indoor seating or you can order takeout. Their food was freshly prepared , had the chicken shwarma over rice and their lamb kebab on a wrap. Both were piping hot but sadly lacked flavor. The rice pilaf served was white rice with vermicelli which was cooked well but unflavored. Meats were bland. They would benefit from adding sauce options. The spinach pie was very soggy and their kunefa was either overcooked or stale. No frills quick bites spot with much potential. The grocery section had a nice variety of snack items for the road.

Overall a solid choice for meat lovers. I wanna say that the appetizers were a bit lacking, the…read morehummus needed more tahini and salt, the salad needed more lemon and arayes could have used more spice. The sujuk was really good. The mixed grill meat and the brisket were both pretty good, personally would like more spices but I know that's not everybody's preference. Presentation was 10/10. Dessert was really good, and would come back just for that if I'm ever back in the area

So I think now is the time I finally unpack and just say how I feel. For the last several months,…read moreI have not been very happy with Yelp. It's not just that I had one review removed despite that being from a place I've actually eaten their food from, but that the algorithm has used some of my other reviews in the past to make me look misleading, whether it be adding in information I did not add myself, switched the location of where I had reviewed a place, all of it has led me to distrust Yelp throughout the rest of 2025. I couldn't write another review up until now because every time I had even consider doing so, it felt awkward. I hate having to start a new year off like this, but over the last few weeks, I've had to work on letting go of my anger and confront my issues. Maybe this review can be a way to help with that. End emotional rant. Let's get into Kanoon, because oh boy do I have a lot of thoughts to unpack from here. So how did I actually come to dine at Kanoon? Actually, mom had found this spot and she described the people working there as nice people. We were actually going to go to Texas Roadhouse until we saw the lines inside and went here instead. This visit was more for the sake of mom's emotional well-being than anything else. Parking was a bit of a tight stunt, but as long as you can find somewhere to park you should be okay. Now, upon entering, you have to wait to be seated. Of course, because I parked the car while my mother crutched her way over to a table, I was able to just come in and tell the employee who I was with and head on over to that table. Decor and thematically, it's pleasant to look at. There's a bull head on one of the walls with a Kanoon license plate nearby. Two arcade machines are stowed away near the bathrooms. Bathrooms were nice too I guess. There's two areas where you can be seated at. At one point while we were eating, we are featured a show of dry ice at our tables. It's like fog on our own tables. They do take it back after a short while. Like I said, it's nice to look at. So now onto the food. There was the Lotus Shake, the Hummus Plate, a tray of slaws, mom had the lamb, and I had the smoked meat starter. Oh, and the crepeholics crepe was the dessert. Food is served on exotic plates and on wood. The lamb my mom got was served on a cracked wooden plate that was on its way out, so even though she did still like the lamb, she didn't finish the salad that came with it. As for me, the meat on my platter tasted fine at first, but the more I ate, the more of a story it told. The more I ate, the blander it got. Not even some extra pepper that was available at my table could save the meat. While I did still finish it, it was not without a struggle. The fries were at least crispy, and the cheese on top helped with the flavor a little. Also, the presentation was top-notch. The hummus plate was another item that was presented well, and if the main dish was as good as the hummus, I would probably have added another star to the review. But yes, the hummus was in fact a good appetizer. The chickpeas that topped it were just right. The Lotus Shake was probably the best thing I had of the night. It's a shake topped with whipped cream, a Biscoff cookie, cookie crumbs, and one of those cookie straws that are this one treat I can't think of the name at the moment. The milkshake had a caramel flavor to it, and mixed with the whipped cream was divine. The dessert was a little underwhelming if I have to be honest. You have the same caramel Biscoff flavor you did with the Lotus Shake in this crepe, and the chocolate was more of a milk chocolate. Funny thing, I had actually recently learned how to make custard using dark chocolates, and just from having my own custard alone I can tell you that this crepe would have been better complimented if a dark chocolate was used in place of the milk chocolate. This place isn't really anything to write home about. The only reason I even knew this place existed before was because this place had tons of fake Google reviews in its opening weeks. I hope Google has begun cracking down on that, but I had already lost my trust in Yelp before, so I'm going to call that even and just rate this place based on my experience here. Because it was an okay-at-best place, I can't say I would recommend Kanoon at this time.

Amazing food! I can't resist stopping in (even after we had brunch 2 hours earlier)....the food is…read morethat good! We live 2 hrs away, if I'm driving by it's a must! Perfectly fried and sauced zucchini pancakes (think zucchini fritters). Light and crispy with a subtle yogurt sauce....mmmmmm. The cold dip combo is served with fragrant, warm, crusty bread...and that carrot dip-blows me away every time! Fresh grape leaves might not be in the picture-the first thing I go for everytime! Of course, a steamy cup (or 3) of Turkish tea...perfection. Great service, Turkish decor, and most important: AUTHENTIC Turkish food! Sultan's is the real deal!

Sultan in Waterbury is a must-try for authentic Turkish flavors! We ordered the Adana and Has Has…read morekebab. Both were delicious. The hummus and babaganoush were also standouts. We ended the meal with baklava and kunefe. So good! The service is consistent - friendly and efficient, and the atmosphere always cozy and inviting. They have plenty of parking in the front of the restaurant. I can't wait to go back and try more of their menu!

If your goal is to starve in public, this is the place for you…read more We went on a Sunday afternoon. Three people in the entire restaurant. After 45 minutes, we still had zero food, zero appetizers, zero signs of life. A guy walked in 10 minutes after us, ordered takeout, sat down, waited, and LEFT WITH HIS FOOD before we even made eye contact with hummus. Let's talk about what we ordered. Appetizers: hummus (open container plate) and falafel (drop in oil wait 5 minutes). Entrées: a Greek salad (apparently they had to grow the lettuce from seed and milk the cow for feta) and a shawarma wrap--ALREADY COOKED, spinning on a spit, literally designed to be sliced and wrapped. Somehow, this was an impossible task. After 45 minutes of absolutely nothing, we left. Maybe the food showed up later. Maybe it's still "almost ready." Either way, we will never, ever be back. Come hungry. Leave angry. Or just don't come at all.

Amazing food, we went on Valentine's Day so it was a bit busy the place inside is a little small…read more The food was really good tho, the ricez the kofta and the hummus and salad were amazing and fresh. My husband got the Syrian wrap and he loved it. We also got the dama rose mocktail , vimto/lemon and rose petals inside it was one of the best mocktails I have had!.

Great spot, one of our go-to's for a nice dinner date. We went again recently and had an excellent…read moretime. Good service - though I do find it a little weird that you have to put in the whole order at once. The food is the standout. Always get the dips - the spicy feta in particular is stellar, as are the hummus and other dips. The pita is excellent as well - always feels like I need to order another. We got the steak bao buns, and they were great. Juicy and flavorful, I just wanted more. And I got the brisket special, which was also fantastic - very good flavor, and the veggies it came with were great too. Skipped dessert unfortunately since we were stuffed, but had a great time, as usual.

We went last night for my birthday, and I was really excited because I had heard great things…read more There are two things I would like to comment on. First, the hostess was extremely rude and made me feel uncomfortable from the moment we walked in, as if I didn't belong in the restaurant. Secondly, the menu is missing clear explanations of some of the dishes and their ingredients. For example, the chicken shawarma hummus bowl included pickled onions and also had onions or shallots mixed into the shawarma. These details should be clearly stated on the menu, and this was definitely a downfall on Esh's part. The food itself was fantastic; however, due to how uncomfortable the hostess made me feel, I would not return. My money can go elsewhere.

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.

Great Mediterranean Grill Restaurant. Authentic flavors…read more Plenty of parking in lot. Friendly & informative staff. A good deal of seating. Not too loud. Great place to dine with friends.

So I ordered from this location for take-out, about an hour before they were closing. The lentil…read moresoup was absolutely fantastic-I loved it and it had great flavor. The restaurant decor looked very nice when I stopped in to get my to-go order. I have heard great things about this restaurant and was excited to try it. Unfortunately I also ordered a Tabouleh salad with grilled chicken. There was SO much dressing (oil) on the Tabouleh I could barely taste the actual vegetables--the oil was even leaking out of the container, so that was disappointing. Also the grilled chicken was fatty and not very tasty so I was unable to eat it as well. I do want to try some other dishes here in the future to see how other dishes taste.

absolutely delicious and the sweet worker at the register helped me with my order. I was new to…read moreafghani/indian food and It was delicious!!

This is a great place. It's quiet and in a strip mall, so there's a lot of parking. It's decorated…read morereally nicely inside. Its really popular, and the meat is halal. Service is like a family business. They have kebabs and good bread and rice. You will also find imported goods from Afghanistan. Highly recommended

My first Zohara visit was nothing short of spectacular! The…read moreFalafel was a bit dry, otherwise everything we tried was amazing. The hummus was especially great & a very large portion, we had to take home leftovers. Our bartenders were very nice and attentive, and made sure we had the happy hour menu upon arrival. The location is very clean and elegant. I can't wait for my next visit.

4.75 stars. As I make my way back down to Texas, I thought I should highlight some special places…read morein Connecticut. Zohara is classy, surprisingly affordable, and the food is absolutely delicious. Definitely go with the Meshta (feast) if you are going for dinner with a group. You'll get to try a wide assortment of the menu and it really serves as a fantastic method to savor the different flavors available to you at this restaurant. I've done it with just one other diner and not been upset. The feast includes a ton of appetizers, a few mains, and desserts. If you're going in for lunch, I suggest the mixed grill plates. Although I usually enjoy beef and lamb, and those are fine, I think the salmon with pomegranate really shines. I'd strongly recommend it for lunch. All of the cocktails I've had here have been nothing short of at least solid. They are inventive enough without going overboard. Service has always been stellar as well, and they were even accommodating of my dog on one visit. Overall, this is the best restaurant in West Hartford by a fairly wide margin.