I visited here after Sonia's Deli had their renovation and I love the look of it! I love the…read moretraditional rug wallpaper they have on the wall, it really gives it an authentic Armenian look. The art on the walls are also a great touch as well as the sitting area with backgammon available to play. I also love the food and drinks they have in the grocery section. I do wish they had more selections to choose from though. In terms of more options of Russian/Armenian food like deli meat, dairy products, smoked fish, fruits/veggies, candy, cookies, juice... The prices here are steep, it's a big reason as to why I don't shop here often. It's a shame because I would love to support an Armenian business.

The food here is absolutely incredible & full of flavor. It is one of those places you keep coming…read moreback to because everything is consistently fresh & delicious. The staff is warm & engaging. My go-to is the supreme gyro: perfectly seasoned gyro meat, juicy tomatoes, crisp lettuce, red onions, feta cheese & banana peppers topped with creamy tzatziki sauce & wrapped in warm Greek flatbread. Every bite is the perfect mix of savory, tangy & fresh. You can really tell the ingredients are high quality & prepared with love! They also have a wonderful specialty market filled with great spices, specialty ingredients & unique items you won't always find elsewhere. Be sure to try the halva - they carry it in several different flavors & it is yummi & unique. The baklava is also outstanding. Both are the perfect sweet treat to take home after an amazing meal! NOM NOM NOM #YUM

I can't believe I haven't reviewed this place yet!…read more I used to live right up the street so I went here all the time- my favorite thing being the chicken shawarma that came with delicious fries, pickles, and garlic sauce. I also love the fattoush salad- so flavorful! All of the meats (kaza maza mix), rice, hummus, mutabal, etc. were absolutely fantastic...this place was perfect for a feast. The interior is nice and cozy but I always got takeout- pro tip: order ahead and give ample time for your order. Parking is limited as well, but service was always friendly- highly recommend if you are in the area...or even if you are not!

C'mon, Kaza Maza Take an hour or so TODAY & provide more…read moreDETAILED DESCRIPTIONS of each menu item! I can't find ingredients or flavor profiles ANYWHERE - not even on your website! You can, and MUST DO BETTER!

Really cool Syrian cafe with traditional food and drinks. It was pretty packed when we came here…read morearound lunch time with pretty much every table taken. I mainly came for the sweets, was able to get a tray of pistachio and walnut baklava, but they had a few other sweets like lady fingers and purses as well. Baklava was very good, very nice crispiness that held up for the week. I would've preferred it to have a bit more nuts and be a bit sweeter, but personal preference. Got the cheese fatayer which is just basically a cheesy bread with some herbs. So tasty, really enjoyed that! Also got a lamb kabob which came with some bread as well. The flavor here was good but didn't blow me away. Touch on the dry side too. Probably would get something else next time. They've also got coffee. I elected to get the Turkish coffee. It was thick and came in a pretty small cup, about a 3rd of that is the grounds. Fun to try, but very bitter, wouldn't recommend this either. Overall, really cool shop that seems very popular. Lots of interesting menu items to try. Definitely suggest checking it out!

Always have an incredible experience at Aleppo Sweets! Their Baklava ( especially the one with…read morechocolate and Pistacchio) is to die for and is incredible!!! I tried their Hibiscus tea for the first time today and was more than impressed! Highly recommend this business.

Excellent and knowledgeable staff Food odd the charitable…read morefresh and delicious Ordered FATTOUSH and loved it

This place has to be on the top of your list if you are visiting Boston. I ordered a Baked Falafel…read moreflat bread wrap, Grilled Halloumi Mezze, and a drink. I added a side of Babaganoush with my wrap. This place hit the spot with all the flavors and is definitely place I'd return to. The wrap was a bit on the smaller side so I'm glad I ordered a side. In addition the halloumi was delicious and it was a great balance with my wrap.

The food is really good! So happy they opened back up - all the middle eastern standards are done…read morereally well here - hummus, baba ghanouj, falafel, shawarma, yum.

Amazing good and super friendly. Highly recommended. Don't be fooled. It is not closedread more

There's something quietly special about Jana Bakery and Grill, the kind of place that doesn't try…read moretoo hard, but still leaves a lasting impression. FOOD: Now the food, this is where things shine. Everything we had was delicious and mouthwatering, especially paired with the yogurt drink, which added that perfect tangy balance to the meal. I went with a lamb dish that was rich and flavorful, exactly what you hope for when ordering something like that. We also shared the Ajarian khachapuri, and it was easily the fan favorite at the table. Warm, cheesy, indulgent, the one of those dishes that gets everyone leaning in for "just one more bite." The only small note for me was the pita bread. I personally would've loved it warm, but it may very well be traditional to serve it the way they do, so not a dealbreaker. SERVICE: The service matched that energy perfectly. Attentive without hovering, smooth timing between dishes, and an overall sense that the staff genuinely cares about your experience. Nothing felt rushed, nothing felt forgotten just solid, thoughtful hospitality. AMBIANCE: From the moment you walk in, the ambiance pulls you in. The warm wooden interior gives off this cozy, almost transportive feeling -- like you've stepped into someone's home tucked away in the Caucasus mountains. It's intimate, relaxed, and makes you want to slow down and actually enjoy your meal. CONCLUSION: Overall, this is the kind of spot you leave thinking about later. I'd absolutely come back, especially to grab takeout and put friends onto a place that feels both authentic and a little bit like a hidden gem.

This place is great! In an area that's seemingly a little inconvenient to get to (close to a main…read moreintersection), but it's a great option since I work nearby. When you first walk in, it's a bit quiet and you have to wait for someone to come from the back to greet you, but be patient because once you're seated, service is attentive and available whenever you need it. There are lots of rustic-looking tables, which give it a sort of homey feel, and some tables can fit 12+, so they can definitely accommodate large groups. My colleagues always get something different, but I get the same thing every time: the grilled boneless pork shoulder and it is so good. The pork shoulder is a bit fatty and comes out juicy and flavorful from the grill - droolworthy. It comes with sauerkraut, but it's not your typical sauerkraut; it's more like a mild slaw with just enough acid to cut through the fatty pork. Also comes with your choice of side and sauce. The garlic toom is the only option in my opinion (of course, they have others), but get ready to have kickin' breath for the rest of the day. Others have gotten the lamb tongue, lentil soup, falafel, beef shawarma, borscht, pelmeni, eggplant rolls, and they have all been hits. Don't think I would ever come out of my way to this restaurant if I didn't know about it, but it's totally worth the trip!

Ani's has been one of the most consistently best options around for delivery and take out for me,…read morebut fresh is even better if you don't mind a casual atmosphere or possibly a tray of freshly baked cookies wandering by, just to maybe have a couple magically return, to be gifted the table with a smile. Their food is delicious and staff are lovely. If I ever need to cater an event they will be one of my first calls!

Wow! I can't believe this place is walking distance from my place. It was my first time trying…read moreShawarma and it was amazing. I got the wrap and it was all very fresh with tender, well-seasoned chicken and lots of vegetables, with some unusual additions like pickled turnips and a delicious, tangy garlic sauce. I was fortunate enough to meet the owner and he shared the aspects of his culture from the music to the spices. If all of this wasn't enough, the French fries were unbelievable!

I too have made this wonderful café and store one of my regular shopping stops. The food is…read moreconsistently fresh and delicious. The service is attentive and I am always greeted warmly as a friend. A delightful gem in our community.

I had a very disappointing experience at Bow Café in Norwell. The food itself was average at…read morebest--around a 5/10--but what really made this visit stand out was the poor customer service. The woman at the register (short hair) was rushed, dismissive, and frankly disrespectful. When I tried to place my order, she seemed irritated, rolled her eyes when I misspoke, and told me to "stop confusing" her. She also made comments like, "I know you've been to other places--my place is different," instead of helping guide me through the menu. It created a very uncomfortable and tense environment. I left feeling anxious, which is not something you should experience after a simple food order. In contrast, a gentleman working there was kind and professional, which I appreciated. To make matters worse, I was not given a receipt despite asking, and I believe I may have been overcharged. I ordered a Greek salad with added chicken and a chicken shawarma panini, and my total came to $50. My mother's order was supposed to be removed and paid separately, but without a receipt, I have no way to confirm whether that was done correctly. Customer service matters just as much as the food, and unfortunately, this experience fell far short. I hope management takes this feedback seriously and works toward creating a more respectful and welcoming environment for customers.

Another stellar meal. The workers are so pleasant and helpful. Portions are great and prices are…read moreright. It's a small cafe with a few tables so you can stay to eat your lunch but the majority take it to go. This is a must try!

WOW EVERYTHING HERE IS GOOD!!!! The shawarma was so damn good!!!! I wish I could eat more!!!! The…read moredesserts ARE BOMB you have to try it!

Still a nice place to get Armenian sundries. The spice selection is top notch; look for the green…read morepeppercorns. The hummus and babaganoush are also first-rate; the hummus might have recently changed its recipe, and becomes a bit too stiff; the babaganoush uses nicely roasted eggplants and is an absolute delight to try out. The bulgur is really good, though it should be used more as a dip than as a main grain as they mix quite a bit of olive oil into the mix. The various cheese are good, in particular the Bulgarian and feta cheeses. The feta is slightly more crumbly, whereas the Bulgarian is quite creamy. The golden raisins (green grapes) are nice; they're almost like candy! The kofta is a good snack or lunch component to have.

Has been the BEST for years and years. Service and quality…read moreof food. Lamejun THE BEST