I stopped in here with a friend for lunch on Tuesday. The restaurant is brand new and has a clean calming minimal feel to it. Even though they were busy, there were plenty of tables available including an outdoor seating option. Since it was our first visit, we picked up a paper menu located near the entrance and sat at a table to decide what to order before walking up to the cafeteria-style line and register to order and pay. I ordered the Lamb Kabob Plate Combo with sides of Mudardara (Lentil Rice), Baba Ghanoush (Grilled Eggplant, Tahini, Garlic and Lemon Juice with Pomegranates sprinkled on top and a Pita), and Feta Cheese Salad (Lettuce, Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Purple Onions, Feta Cheese, Olives and Vinaigrette Dressing). My friend ordered a Chicken Shwarma Sandwich Combo with Seasoned Yellow Potatoes. My plate of food was huge. The portion of Lamb far exceeded my expectations for the price. The Lamb was seasoned well and tender enough that it had the mouth feel of eating Filet Mignon. I ate every bite. The Feta Salad was pretty good too - I once again ate every bite and I would order it again. The Baba Ghanoush was just so-so. I didn't like it enough to keep eating it past about 3 bites and would not order it again because I just kept thinking I would have preferred regular Hummus instead which is what I would try out next time. The Pita however, was soft and puffy and pillowy and warm and tasted homemade and fresh and I put some of my Lamb bites in it to finish it off because I wasn't about to let it go to waste. The Lentil Rice was a problem. While I did not care for the cinnamon sprinkled on the extra large pieces of red onion which I could have easily eaten around, I couldn't overlook the strong vinegar flavor that was added to the rice. I too add vinegar to my rice when cooking, however, if I add too much that I notice it and taste it, I consider it a mistake I do not want to repeat. I do not really want that to be the only thing I can taste and especially while eating what looked like such an interesting rice to taste. I would not order the Lentil Rice again. However, luckily, I was able to taste my friend's Seasoned Yellow Potatoes and they were delicious. Next time I would like to try the Coriander Red Potatoes. I also got to try a bite of her Chicken Shwarma and it was tasty, tender and delicious so I would definitely order that if I was in the mood for Chicken. I ended up going back with another friend just 2 days later and ordered the Kafta Sandwich and a Spinach Chicken Roll. The Sandwich was huge and tasty and filling, but basically tasted like a wrap version of a hamburger. The Spinach Chicken Roll tasted fresh and was super flavorful and was quite a bit of food for just $2.00, but it was slightly uncomfortably spicy for me. If you like spice, then give it a chance. They will even let you pick which sauce you'd like for dipping, but I'll be giving the Meat Pie a chance next time I visit. read more