10/10!!!! Go try it!…read more From the food to the service, Grape leaves was amazing and such a good experience. The ambiance makes you feel at home. The wife and I were getting hangry and couldn't decide what to eat. I said I'm stopping at the next spot I see, and it was here. Couldn't have come across a better gem, this place was a blessing! So fresh too

Finding little place with huge Mediterranean flavors. I missed fava beans ful after being in Jordan…read moreand this place transported me back. Everything absolutely everything in the menu is exquisite! Supporting small businesses like this one is always appreciated.

We usually get the felafel sandwiches which are quite authentic and good for Denver…read more I like being able to choose all the ingredients as they assemble it in front of you. And specify how spicy. Having squeeze bottles of amba and tehina for the table is also nice. But I especially appreciate how friendly and helpful the employees are!

Went in thinking, by the name its an authentic Mideastern Eatery, only to find out it's not so,…read morealthough the place seems clean, The Flafel was over fried in an old oil, Hummus tated came stright out of a can, chunky not smooth, bread microwaved but soft, it was neither flat, like Greek Pita, nore Pocket Pita like everywhere else in Mideast. Their dishes is what I would say is their interpretation of Mediterranian food NOT as authentic as one would expect a Greek, Turkish, Lebanese, Palestinian...etc. Hence why I was somewhat disappointed.

It was a rainy and cold day. I knew that Laziz Ya Lebanese food truck was scheduled to be nearby…read more Then I thought to myself, "it's so rainy, they probably decided not to come by, but I'll go ahead and check." Thank goodness I did, because they showed up, and their food is just WOW! I ordered the chicken shawarma plate. It comes with tender juicy chicken fillets pieces, garlic sauce and your choices of sides. I opted for the hummus and fattoush salad. I'm not kidding when I say this was the best dinner I've had from a food truck. I also ordered a side of their fries, which is your good ol' standard crinkle fries. Often times food trucks just have frozen food reheated. I'm definitely don't think that's the case here, the food tasted fresh and hot! Plus it took around 15-20 minutes for the food. Service was awesome too, the lady helping me at check out was very kind. 5/5. I will absolutely be back, I'm a customer for life.

Absolutely Love their food I had the Chicken Scharma (sp?)…read morewhich comes with chicken, salad, veggies a pita and hummus. The Gal that runs the truck is such a Lovely Lady. She claims "Cooking is My Passion" YOU BETTER BELIEVE IT It is so Delicious! There are other menu items as well, but I prefer chicken.

My party of 3 shared: - Joja Kabob…read more- Mantu Dumplings - a little hot for me (my family would make fun of me for saying so) - Chabli Kabob - Afghan soup - Reminded me of Chinese Egg drop soup but better (more ingredients) Everything was delicious and I plan to return with another friend.

Having replaced a derelict Dickey's BBQ on Havana, Maiwand hit my radar this week when someone…read moreasked about it on reddit.I made a note to myself: give it a shot whenever you're in the area. Today was the day to take it for a test drive/mid-afternoon snack. This mini review is for takeout only. Koubideh was my introduction to Persian grub long ago and the Afghan version usually hits. We scooped one skewer, along with some rice and potato sambosas. Koubideh hit the spot--well-seasoned and cooked right. Sambosas: FWIW, these are just like samosas with no peas. Apparently, no one has told autocorrect... They were out of chicken, so potato had to do. Thumbs up, though a little bland. The outside was perfect. Rice came in a plentiful portion, enough for two. Nothing stood out, but the texture and seasoning were on point. The guy who took my phone order was friendly and accommodating. While this drive-by a la carte meal didn't scratch the surface of their menu, it was cheap and delicious. We'll go back for more.

Wanted some middle eastern food and Baghdad came highly recommended. Food was great, service was…read moreexceptional (Thanks Aransa) and the price per portion size was amazing. You get a TON of food with an entree. We took home half of what we ordered. So...in reality - if you order 2 entrees you get enough for that meal and another one. Rating it 4 starts as the chicken could have been a little moister, but it was awesome as it was. We will be back.

I cannot think of anything that wasn't perfect about my dinner at Baghdad Restaurant. The food,…read moreservice and ambience were outstanding, and popping next door for dessert at Reem's Bakery was a feast for the senses. I will be back!!

6/7/26- Came here for good Mediterranean food after being disappointed at the Denver Greek…read moreFestival. I knew I could count on them for good food at a good price. Our server was super on top of drinks when we told her we had just spent hours in the sun. We never had to ask for a refill. Even though they were busy we got our food super fast.

We loved this place!…read more We came about a half hour before closing, and, despite the late hour, felt that we still received friendly service and fresh food. The hummus be shawarma was excellent and great for those who love hummus, but probably won't be able to finish a full hummus appetizer. I love having zaatar pie and cheese pie any where it's offered. Overall, I would say this is an excellent choice for a Mediterranean meal out. I'm on the fence between 4 and 5 stars, but regardless I think this is a great spot.

This spot captures the essence of authentic Moroccan comfort food. It was so warm and inviting with…read morevery attentive staff. The standout dish was the lamb couscous: perfectly tender, slow-cooked lamb that practically melts in your mouth, layered over fluffy, fragrant couscous. The vegetables absorbed the rich spiced broth without losing their texture. Also very generous portions. If you're looking for a cozy, authentic meal that feels like it came straight from a Moroccan home kitchen, this is it. 10/10 would recommend!

I want to like this place, but I only kind of did. 4…read moreappetizers, 1 entre, 2m1 desert (3 people) was only 55. Food, and was great, some was much less so. The babaganush, harrira (soup), and bastille were pretty good, and I would come back and get them aging. The falafel was over fried and dry. The combo platter rice was good, but meat was bland. And I'm so sad the dessert baklava was not that great. Smuttered in chocolate, the nuts and honey classic flavor could not be tasted. They have a few other dishes in curious to come back to try. But... service! Well. Waitress was very friendly, definitely good vibes. But after 1st water, never refilled glasses; and plates stacked up. I had to ask (more than once) to clear then to make space for next one. And restaurant was not busy. So service-wise, but great. Food, since really good, some just meh. I'm 50/50 on coming back.

The service worker forgot my pita and I didn't even notice and they RAN to my car to gave it to me…read more Make that person the next CEO because they know what hustling means.

Top notch food... consistency great food. I've eaten here many times. (I highly recommend.)…read more They must know their food is good, because they're a bit of a pain in the a** to deal with. There is zero service. You just order from a kiosk. The kiosk is going to try and get you to tip. (I'm all about tipping for service.) (I don't tip self-service machines.) They used to give you bread with your $20.00 plate... they quit doing that. Bread is now $2.00 extra. (What else am I supposed to eat the hummus that comes on the plate with?)