A laid back restaurant with such a beautiful inside! The drinks were top notch and so was the food…read more You order before you sit down!

This place is very trendy with the young crowd. We arrived a little before 5PM. There was a long…read moreline waiting to get take out. Most appeared to be under 40. We sat at the bar and ordered Old Fashions. It was Happy Hour and drinks were $8 instead of $10. The Old Fashions were good. The other drinks on the menu seemed to appeal to a younger crowd, but they have a full service bar. We aren't limited to what's on their menu. Nevertheless, I decided to try the pineappletini. It sounded good. I love pineapple and martinis. It was way too sweet for me. We ordered an eggplant dip that came with unusually delicious pita bread. They bring you pita bread no matter what you order. We also got chips with the dip. We loved the dip. The atmosphere was busy. They had a large crowds of people socializing. There's a garden area where people who like quiet dining can go when the weather is nice. Dan sent a text to management asking about sodium levels in their food and explained that he had to limit his sodium intake for medical reasons. They responded by saying they can't give him that information. I was happy to notice there wasn't a charge for paying with our credit card. We will be back.

Food was amazing, however I ordered and paid for extra meat and they said that is not a thing they…read moredo it's just listed online wrong, so instead of refunding my money they gave me extra sauce and charged me for that without asking.

I went for lunch and had their special, which was basmati rice with vegetables and a chicken kabob,…read moreand salad. I can make taste the marinade in the pieces of chicken on the rice. It's lemony, moist, and has a little bit of char on the outside to take the flavors to the maximum. Nothing overwhelms though, and it's all subtle - lower case, not all caps. The salad was simple but tasty and a great complement to the rice and chicken. Prices are midrange- nothing too expensive. I used to go to Saffron when it was in East Tulsa and called Shish Kabobs. I loved it then and it's even better now, and much more of a complete restaurant experience rather than the startup it once was. I'll eat here as long as it's open for business.

This is a great location of Tzatziki's. It has plenty of seating. Parking would probably be my only…read moreissue. The food is good and always fresh. They always have all the items listed on the menu. Oftentimes, I will pickup a take out order and they are typically quick and accurate with their boxing up. Always kind. I recommend signing up for the rewards program. You can get some money off your orders which helps.

We noticed that Taziki's had a new grilled fish (Tilapia) sandwich with a new Grecian slaw side…read moreoption so we stopped in today to try it out. The roll was great and the fish was grilled perfectly and served with a wonderful caper-dill sauce, tomato and lettuce. The Greek salad was also very good but the dressing was applied too heavily for my taste. overall a very nice lunch. The restaurant could've used a more thorough cleaning. I noticed paper and other debris scattered about the restaurant on the floor and at least 3 uncleared tables.

Went for the first time today My sister took me for lunch, It was definitely what I've been craving…read more. The staff were so polite and helpful, the food was so good, the restaurant was clean and comfortable to be in . Not to mention the price was good as well. Will go back

This was my first visit to Cava, and overall it was a great experience. The menu layout took me a…read moremoment to figure out since the main board hangs high above and in the center while the line starts to the left, which makes it a little tricky to see all the options before ordering. They do have a helpful list of choices posted on a sticker on the display window, but you don't really notice it until you're right in front of it. Since it was my first time and I wasn't familiar with all the options, I decided to go with one of their curated bowls to keep things simple. I ordered the Chicken and Rice Bowl, and it was refreshing, flavorful, and really well balanced. The grilled chicken, tzatziki, hummus, feta, Persian cucumber, tomato and onion, pickled onion, and arugula all came together beautifully, and the Greek vinaigrette tied everything together perfectly. The staff was friendly and welcoming, and someone even checked in later to make sure everything was good. Despite the small menu navigation hiccup, the food and service made a great first impression. I've now downloaded the App so I can check out the menu closer.

Amazing shawarma, tastes/ felt like home!!! You can tell the produce was fresh and well prepared!…read moreThe staff where polite and got everything done really quickly, amazing service))

I've heard about Shawkat's for so long that it's ridiculous how long it took me to try this place…read moreout. It also doesn't help that I'm always in this area & usually missed the spot. When it comes to Mediterranean food & it's my first visit, 9 times out of 10 I'm trying the Falafel. That's what I went with here with a baklava for something sweet. The falafel is HUGE. I enjoyed the tahini sauce (I might mess around & ask for extra next time). Plenty of pickles in every bite. I splashed some hot sauce here & there to take it up a notch. I'd order it again. The baklava was good & had a distinctive taste. It didn't taste like the baklavas I'm used to (not in a bad way). It might've been as certain spice or the type of honey/syrup they used. It was a good way to cap off my meal. The place was busy! I ended up eating outdoors, surprisingly, it was well shaded. The menu is massive, there's plenty to choose from.

Bodhi's Bowl, part of the Kitchen 66 Community in the Mother Road Market…read more The parking, the traffic and what seems to be non-stop construction at the corner of 11th and Lewis has kept me from enjoying the restaurant offerings at Kitchen 66. I set out today to eat Indian food somewhere in Tulsa; somehow that plan mutated and we wound up at Bodhi's Bowl instead. Glad we did! The dining environment experience in the Mother Road Market is not glamorous. However, the variety, quality, and uniqueness of the small food shops auditioning for your business, make up for the state fair, and noisy mall food court, like setting. At Bodhi's Bowl my wife quickly zeroed in on the Falafelopolis: crispy Falafels with sumac, combined with a salad of fresh ginger, spinach, Feta cheese, house-made cucumber Tzatziki, and sweet pickled red onion on herb lime rice. I went for the Red Bird Bangkok, another rice bowl/salad meal with abundant chunks of coconut curry chicken, Thai green beans, chopped cucumber, spinach sprinkled with chopped peanuts. The chicken and the rice were covered with a fantastic slightly spicy curry that took this meal over the top. The ingredients in these bowls were fresh and flavorful. Both meals were delicious! The only area for improvement at Bodhi's Bowl was the dude working the counter. He was not what I would consider a topnotch example of hospitality industry personnel.

The food was very flavorful and delicious. I would definitely recommend this place when visiting…read moreMother Road Market. I liked that they had many international inspired options and their menu is clear. The decor at their stall is fun. The staff were very helpful and quick. I had the Vegan Tikka Masala and the spice mix and sauce was very good. The falafel was fall apart soft but still crispy on the outside. I wished the lemon seasoning on the rice was mixed throughout and I'm not sure why half the bowl was just spinach.

I got a side of lamb and a side of pasta salad which is amazing. The lamb is so flavorful as well…read moreas the pasta salad. Hubby got chicken gyro and said it was good. The Baklava was good as well, just forgot how sweet it was. Everything was amazing. The service was good and very fast. Very nice place here and very clean.

The manager Linda is extremely rude to her employees i witnessed her cussing and yelling at here…read moreemployees for a little mistake and the girl only tried to tell her what had happened she does not deserve a job in management I feel bad for the employees

Fantastic Mediterranean Food. Very flavorful rice and meat is great quality- Visiting from Texas…read moreand this place is a most! Had the Chicken Kebab w salad and hummus- fairly priced.

I decided to try this for the first time. I got the chicken kebab with one side and the chicken was…read moreseasoned and cooked perfectly. It had a wonderful flavor. The rice was good. The service was great. Everyone was very friendly. It was very quickly made. I think the best part was I got to tabouli as my side and it's made to order which meant that I could Customize it and have no cucumber which made me very happy. I would've liked a little more food for my meal I was hungry later, but this was really good and I would go back and try other things.

Fast friendly and delicious. We tried things we had never had and loved it. I could not get enough…read morefalafels... they were delicious!

Just went here for the first time a few days ago the food was delicious and made to order, if you…read morehaven't been and you're on the fence about it definitely give them a try, the woman working the register was very nice and helpful to the men in front of me who were having some minor trouble deciding on what to get. The atmosphere was very relaxed, and friendly. If you're on a time crunch I'd suggest ordering ahead about 10 minutes just so you can get in and get out. I'll definitely be going back soon.

We really enjoy Kenda's! This is such an unassuming place that a person could drive past everyday…read moreand not know what they are missing. Great little middle eastern food spot. It is definitely divey, but oh my gosh-the food is delicious and a great price. Can easily get full off of an $8-9 shawarma or kebab wrap. The plates are about $11-13 and great if you are more of a meats and rice kinda person. I suggest trying different types of kebab. The hummus is really authentic and creamy. It tastes like all the hummus I had in Palestine and Jordan. The family who owns and runs this place are sweet and keep it clean. If you've never had kofta kebab, try that first as a chicken/kofta kebab plate. I really am a huge fan of the folks running this hole in the wall, and the great food is such a treat!

I wish I had eaten inside because by the time i got home the bread was a bit moist but the sandwich…read morewas still hot enough to steam up my glasses 15 minutes later. The Reuben i got was fresh and hot. The meat was sliced thin and it was tender. They used Kraft thousand island dressing on it but didn't take away from the sandwich. I just wish I'd sprung for the extra meat. Not sure if $8 for sandwich only is the usual in the area but I dont think it was too much to pay. I dont have anything to compare. Service was fast as I was the only patron ordering and only one other customer was seated eating. I know a reuben is meant for rye but I wanted to change breads . I was informed that I couldn't and decided to order anyway. The place is in a small storefront with a few tables but it seems like it has its regulars. It was clean and pretty quiet besides the TV playing in the background.