The Chicken Tawook is the best sandwich in Western Massachusetts. Well worth any drive.read more

this was a really good spot that was kind of by the big e. hummus and babaganoush were large…read moreportions and for 3 people we had a lot of food and it didn't total over $50. the spicy fries were less like traditional fries and were more wet but were still yummy. everyone enjoyed the food that they had, can't comment on authenticity because i've never been to lebanon but overall a good spot!

Another memorable food experience from my work trip to Connecticut! Our team ordered a variety of…read moredishes, so we got to try a little bit of everything. Every dish was exceptionally tasty, flavorful, and filling. It's always a great find when a restaurant delivers delicious food across the board, not just one standout dish. Definitely one of the food highlights of the trip and a place I'd happily revisit!

Very nice decent Lebanese place. Got shawarma wraps which were delicious. Prepared very quickly…read more Falafel was a little dry but I'm honestly spoiled by another restaurant back home which sets a high standard.

One of my favorite hidden gems in Hartford. The gyros are some of the best around, always made…read morefresh with superb ingredients. The service is always friendly and reliable. The grocery store itself is also great for international products - I especially love the sweet treats section!

As a Persian immigrant, I'm very happy to have discovered this store! I saw so many beloved things…read morethat I grew up with, like sangak, torshi, baghlava, and dolmeh. The prices are totally fair, too. They have a small dining portion in the back where they make Lebanese food fresh, which is so nice! I would love to return for that with my family. They really do have an enormous selection, including baked goods, breads, canned items, refrigerated and frozen items, desserts, and more. The owner was lovely, too. I'm going to frequent Tangiers on a monthly basis at least!

MANY THANKS TO HASSAN! Yeaterday, I brought a friend from work to eat and she was so thankful and…read moreamazed how delish this food is.. AUTHENTIC food from start to finish. Lamb, hummus, chicken, rice. EveRuth ing homade and atmosphere; like being in Lebanon. thank you for the great food & wonderful stories. WE WILL BE BACK.

I was so fortunate to find this amazing restaurant, about a mile off exit 8 on I84…read more The owners are so friendly, kind, and ready to share thier culture. The two times I've been in, they've brought out samples of thier menu items to try. I've ordered various things on the menu: hummus, lebneh, falafel wraps, falafel platters, baked kibbe platters, the green bean side, etc. All have been amongst the best Lebanese food I've tried. I want to expand and try more things, like the chicken and beef kafta. If you have questions just ask. Certain platters come with different items. Some rice, some salad, etc. Thier pita is fresh and delicious, and comes in different sizes. They have a decent sized dining area for dine-in, and the take-out area is right as you walk in the side door. Here you will also find a grocery area with Lebanese essentials. The selection is sizable, and offers items you won't find in a regular grocery store. I stocked up on spices, and coffee. Prices are reasonable, and portions are generous. I will return every opportunity I get.

What a great place! I wish I lived closer. Excellent tasteful and plentful food, full of flavor…read more reasonably priced. Super nice staff. All the condiments available to add to the dish include six different olive oils, sumac, chili pepper chips salt pepper sauce and all the various sauces and more typical items like muskets and ketchups are in the refrigerator as they should be, not sitting out day after day In uninspiring containers. Super clean and neat place with wonderful food. Inside and outside seating.

I was passing through the Natick area and I was hungry! So naturally I got on Yelp to find a place…read morethat would satisfy, as I wasn't sure what to eat. The reviews for this place caught my eye as I do like Mediterranean Turkish cuisine. I noticed that they had standard fare as well as lots of veggie and vegetarian options on their menu. I decided to run in quickly with my order for a beef gyro as well as an eggplant gyro. My first impression was that the place is cute casual and clean. The friendly staff member took my order and after a short wait, I was given a neatly packaged small shopping bag. I appreciated the disposable plates and utensils that were included without my asking, and am always iffy about eating on the go. I am not a fan of messy so there is that haha. Let me just say that I was completely satisfied with my gyros as they tasted great. They also added a nice amount of tzatziki sauce just as requested yum. It was delish, so much so that I scarfed it down without taking any pictures. This was indeed an enjoyable late lunch!

probably the best shwarma and falafal I've had in the states. highly recommend, must tryread more

First of all, the shawarma is pretty good! It was juicy and the chicken and the beef were tasty. He…read moreallowed me to taste both the meat before placing the order it was exactly how a shawarma would taste. It was saucy and crispy all at the same time and the flavors just mixed in really well The owner of the restaurant is really friendly and even provided me with some baklava's at the end. I forgot to get my receipt and the owner was kind enough to just send it over to me next day after a phone call. Really top notch customer service in that aspect. They've been in the block for 7 years now and I can see why. The ratings on this place definitely did not disappoint. Suggestions would be to have provide fries or even have the option of fries.

I've lived in NYC for over 20 years and have tried some of the very best Middle Eastern food, but…read moreDUNYA blows my mind it is so good. It is incredibly fresh and flavorful. This is a destination-worthy spot. To add to the experience: the service is fabulous and the hospitality is superb. I love love love this place.

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.

Beirut Bites ("BB") has been on my radar since I saw the restaurant front near CCSU earlier this…read moreyear. I love Lebanese food and noted BB for a future visit/order. I noticed BB on DoorDash tonight. I ordered a chicken and beef shawarma platter with rice, a small salad and a green hot sauce that seemed homemade. The food was mostly good. The beef, chicken and rice had nice flavor and texture. This type of green hot sauce was new to me, but I liked it. The salad was the one area for improvement. The lettuce was starting to lose its structure to an extent that it seemed likely mixed well before my order. If the lettuce had been crisper, the salad would have been fine. Since I live in the general area, I likely will order from BB again. The DoorDash order was timely. It's worth checking out if you live nearby. Four stars

I got this mix shawarma combo of chicken and beef with rice and a side salad. This portion size is…read morereally generous and looks delicious but unfortunately I was not so happy with the quality of the food and the taste. I was not able to enjoy the food, it was more in the rubbery texture and not much of flavors. I was really excited to try this shawarma combo but became disappointed. I don't think I will get this again. 2 stars

Passing through the area the night before my flight out of Bradley Airport. Had a hankering for…read moresome Middle Eastern food. Checked out some reviews. Was a little concerned that one said it was in a dying Mall. But most of the food reviews were very positive. It was a little hard to find... GPS took me to the other side of the mall...which was DEFINITELY dying. Stopped in another restaurant and got directions to the Mosaic Cafe. The decor was quite colorful and festive. Added to the Middle Eastern experience. I ordered Lamb & Chicken Shish Kebab and a Side of Hummus. Excellent Fresh Bread. Outstanding flavors... meats were perfectly cooked and tender. Hummus was great with the bread. Salad was tangy. The Rice and Bulgar where OK... nothing special. The waitress and the owner couldn't have been friendlier. Like most places these days, it was a bit pricey...but these are the times we live in. Chances are I won't be back in that area anytime soon. But for a one night stand, it was excellent.

Trusted the reviews and we were not disappointed. A very cute spot, nicely decorated, just in a…read morestrange location because of the mall. The mixed appetizer was fun to try all the dips. The chutney type one was my favorite by far, followed by the cacik and baba ganoush. The carrot and cabbage ones were a little too heavy on the mayo for me. The bread was delicious! Our meals were also very good. I was personally not a big fan of the chicken adana even though everyone raves about it, but it was just personal preference. My husband loved it! My chicken shish was very good, tender and moist. Super friendly service so all in all a great spot!

I'm not from the area and found this restaurant while browsing Yelp for local places to eat. If…read moreyou're looking for authentic Mediterranean food, this is a must-visit! The staff is amazing, and the food is delicious. So glad I stopped in!

The service from Chloe was impeccable. She is the one and only reason this restaurant got 3 stars…read moreinstead of 1. And I feel sorry for her, because whenever she asked us how everything was, we couldn't even answer her because the "Lebanese" food was so terrible. Don't put her out there and claim this is Lebanese food. How dare you do that to this young woman? She does not deserve that! I grew up eating Lebanese food, since my paternal grandparents were full Lebanese (therefore, of course so was my dad, and therefore I'm half Lebanese). This food tasted nothing like the food my Sittu (Lebanese for grandmother) or my aunts made... or even my mom, who learned to cook Lebanese food from my Sittu and from her sisters-in-law. The "Lebanese" food was very disappointing. Get a Lebanese chef and stop getting good reviews because of your French fries, for goodness sake! You're making Lebanese food look bad! STOP IT!