Fantastic food! Great experience with a large group for a friends birthday. The staff and owners…read morewere very welcoming!

We wanted something more local to Niagara Falls compared to all the chain restaurants. So glad we…read morestumbled upon this place! You wouldn't be able to tell from the outside, but the inside is so cute and cozy! The lemon rice soup was very lemony, very good! We got the Kabash combo and it was so filling! Greek salad was very fresh, dressing was delicious. The chicken had great flavor. Biggest complaint was the potatoes, very dry. Service was friendly and quick.

Love the way the swarma is prep It's fresh and delicious…read more Chicken and filling are well done The pita breads are well done Serving is size to be enough Practical and yet tasty It's takes me back to Dubai where Most swarma are authentic Highly recommend to go Small store but don't take my word

Visiting from Los Angeles and this place is down the street from the Air BNB we stayed at. Small…read moreFamily Owned Business. Very friendly and great service! Food was even better. Worth the 20 minute wait. Pro Tip: Order in advance. Zinger Burger (Chicken Sandwich) is amazing. It was so good, we came back the next day! Definitely a stop when I make it to this area again.

Take a drive down Lakeshore Road along the lake and you'll arrive at The Garden Houzz, a charming…read morecottage-style restaurant with a beautiful patio, great food, and good service. The staff, including the owner, are all super friendly. We sat on the patio and were lucky to catch live entertainment by Jan/Blackhat, who had an excellent, soft voice and played great tunes on his guitar--very enjoyable. We were pleasantly surprised by a complimentary warm and toasty pita with excellent hummus, reminding us of how restaurants used to be. It was a delightful touch. I ordered the beef and lamb patties, which came with long-grain rice, roasted carrots, broccoli florets, and two sauces--tzatziki and a carrot/pepper spread. The patties were very tender and the dish was excellent. It also came with a delicious Greek salad. My wife had the vegetable moussaka, which she thoroughly enjoyed. Overall, it was a wonderful dining experience that we would highly recommend. Cheers

Aug 28 2022 Driving by this quaint bistro and decided to…read morestop for a few appetizers. It was a good decision. The coconut shrimp was the best! The crab cakes were good but a bit dense and dry. Hummus and pita bread were very tasty

Was searching restaurant options on Yelp and came across Palms. The reviews seemed solid and…read morephotos taken from other customers made my mouth water. Ordered the mixed Shawarma platter, lamb kabob and chicken cube platter... And all 3 dishes were cooked absolutely perfectly. I needed had shawarma so tender in my life filled with so much flavour. Each meal came with hummus, salad, rice and one dish came with Baba gounush and some pita bread. Portions are generous and delicious. I recommended if you are in the area, make sure to give this restaurant a try... You won't be disappointed. Great food and great service!

The only reason I'm giving this place 2 stars is because they were genuinely sooooo nice. The food…read morewas mid it wasn't really worth it I'm not going to lie. We did end up throwing a bunch out. And the falafels tasted sour and weird. Service was great but the food quality was just not there I'm sorry.

We had a great meal at Lemon Tree Bistro…read more Our food was delicious and our server was knowledgeable and helpful in choosing our entrees. We ordered off the secret menu and were not disappointed. I had the Tea-tini mocktail and Greek platter and my husband had the Roma burger. We also had the buffalo chicken fries. Everything was great and if we were locals this would someplace we would go often. The interior of the restaurant was nicely decorated and tables were spaced far away from others. I feel confident in recommending Lemon Tree Bistro to others.

As far as vegan food goes, this establishment is just ok. Good, not great as they say. Maybe I'm…read morejust spoiled so it may be phenomenal for the area, but the falafel was bland, the peas in the rice a little odd, and spicy feta not spicy at all and very salty, and the "meat" or chili or something on the nachos (and oddly in the shawarma platter too) was just a strange flavor. I can't put my finger on it but it's just weird and very out of place. The wait staff was lovely, although when a friend asked for honey for her tea she wasn't given any alternatives for sweeteners, even though they had sugar. And the restaurant is very large so lots of seating and not super packed together either. We went in winter so not surprised at the temperature but it was very cold inside. All in all I'd only go again if there were no other options and I'd be satisfied but not blown away by any means.

We chose this restaurant because we love Middle Eastern food and because it had the highest rating…read morefor nearby restaurants. And it measured up in every way! We don't eat enormous quantities, so I can only comment on the fabulous Baba Ghanouj and the Donair meat sandwich. Donair is lamb and beef; the sandwich was wrapped in pita bread, filled chock full of meat, lettuce, onions, garlic and accompanied by delicious pickles (unlike store-bought, maybe sour?) and Tahini sauce. The Baba was unlike what usually passes for that, but small chop of eggplant, tomatoes, with pomegranate seeds and sauce. It was just fabulous! We were in the area for a competition, so stopped by again the next day to sample something else. Needed just a snack, so had another eggplant concoction, Mutabel. It was also delicious and more like what is served as Baba Ghanouj in the States. Very garlicky and delicious. The prices were reasonable. We had a nice chat with the family who runs the restaurant, who are refugees from Syria, a really nice family. The restaurant is decorated with lovely inlay pieces, and Syrian art. The service was friendly and quick though most tables were full at lunch.

It's About Time is Lebanese food with specialties from Beirut. It's a store front restaurant with…read morea pretty spartan interior. Most of their business is take out although there is room for maybe four people to sit at two counters. The owner was super friendly and accommodating. I asked him to make me a vegetarian plate of mixed salads and falafel while I moved my car. (The lot behind the restaurant doesn't belong to them and you'll get towed!) The pita, humus, babaganoush, papas bravos, and pickled turnips were very good. The standouts: 1. the lightest, airiest falafel I've ever had. If I knew felafel could be this good, I'd order it more often. 2. Rice with cardamum pods. Why have I never had cardmum in rice before? I've eaten at literally dozens of Middle Eastern restaurants, and this was a first. It was a new taste and absolutely raised the bar on the rice. Finally It's about Thyme was a bargain. I think I paid C$15 for an overflowing plate of food plus a bottle of water. The portion was so generous that I took it home and ate the leftovers for lunch the following day. And here's a lagniappe: the restaurant is across the street from the Salem Chapel British Methodist Episcopal Church where Harriet Tubman was a member. St. Catherarines, Ontario was one of the end points for the Underground Railroad.

This is a hidden gem. Super fresh food and bread. Lots of meat dishes but also very vegetarian and…read morevegan friendly.

Stopped in on a Saturday afternoon between lunch and dinner. The food took about 20 minutes but was…read moremade fresh for us. We had the broaster chicken (fried chicken), vindaloo wrap, shawarma chicken, and cocktail samosas! Well done, enough spice. The chef came out to greet us while we sat at the one picnic table - super nice, offered us something to drink too. We were happy to have some good food while out visiting the area.

Incredible food! Incredible service! Highly recommend! The butter chicken was outstanding! I can't…read morewait to try the Shawarma next! :)